Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

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NEW TO-DAY. Santa Cruz Sentinel. 1. 1st Letter Itenmlning In the Felton Postoltlee, Murch l. ISM: Mail arrives daily, Sunday-, excepted.

nurlicn.CO .1 I.e." Ituonctti. It Castle, t) I) -21 I Miller, Aiim'U l. KK.NT. V. M.

HOTELS AND EESTAUKANl PACIFI OCEAU HOUSE, AST run, AU. E. J. SWIFT. Proprietor HAVING I.EASKD THE ABOVR nKineil Holel for it term of lea awl rvDttol It throughout, 1 take pleaaiin! In KunoiiDCIus to Hid cltliena ol Hani I Cruz and ailjHcentcountlea, aa well aatii.

travellUK public, that the house will be How I Was Mtailerlintetl. El). Will you please spare me a littlo space in your paper, as 1 wish lo have your readers know how soiii of the young folks are takeu 111 when they como to this country from Ihe interior States. In the first placo, they arc almost sure lo buy their tickols for Sun Francisco, which isth worst placo 011 lliu whole I'acilie Coast for emigrants lo laud at, as I found It. There are hundreds of those landing In the above-named place from the East every year that will not have five dollars lo their names and will not know what to do or whero lo go just the vory kind of a fix 1 was in when 1 landed thero on the third of last month, which was ou Saturday, the worst time in the woek.

Well, in the first place afler I landed there I was taken to a hotel. as the party called it who was taking me, llOH. -In Santa I'rur. Ut. hi the wife or I'r.

K. I. Viiux. a daughter. KIt -M l.i'cninro.Kel.

II, Win. K. Ibilser, foruiertv of Santo Cruz, to bull .1. Miller. MAIN lilt KKN At lie n-idi nce of the i.i-idt-'Ji l-ai-i-nts Mama I'rn, Kelt.

ITtli, Charles A. Main to lb-loll F. tircell. hot ll of Sauta 1 ruz. JAMES KINO In Santa Cruz.

Feb. 2S. I.v It-v. W. It.

Winn W. I-', of San Francisco, and Mis l.llllc King of Santa Cruz. The marrtitifC ceremony was perfm-incd at the residence of the bride's parents. The presents were numerous, beautiful, and rich. Those of the groom lo the bride were a gold watch, set of solitaire diamonds ami a hnnk account of The happy couple started for Monterey with tlie congmwihilions nud best wishes of hosts of friends.

We acknowledge cake. MAJOR In San Francisco. Feb. l'JIh, Samuel Majftr, a lutlive of aged US yenrs. In Hcnson, A.

Feb. KM, Charles F. Hutterlield, a native of Oil lo. aged 25 years. FAltCiO-InSuntaCms, Fehanii, Molllc wife of I-eroy Fargo, aged "i't years and ten months, a native of Wilmington, llcluware.

CONNEl.L In Watsonvllle, Feb. y.lh John council, a natlveof Camulu, aged 6tl years. NEW TO-DAT. Charles Aiken. ATTOKNRY-AT-LAW AND NOTARY Public.

Bar-Highland Precinct, Santa Crur Cal. mli3-tf SHERIFF'S SALE. Johu P. Plaintiff, I Writ neaiut of James P. Mcunde, Execution.

Ik'fendrtut. tTNDKIt ANDBY VIRTU: OF AAV HIT of Kxe-utliu issued out of tlie Superior Court (Department No, 5t lu anil for the elly and eounty of San Friuieiseo, state of California, an. I to me directed ami dcliftired as Sherll! of Santa Cruz county. State aforesaid, on ft Judgment rendered in said eourt on tlie iltiv of a. i.

Irtsrt. Mheri'ln John J'. Clahrotish "was plain tiff and Junii'a P. MKjuad-' was di fi'iidant, for the piincipal sum of ttiree hu nd red and fony-four tt3-i0 dollars, danuiffi-s, with inirest thereon from date thereof, at the rate of seven eent per annum till paid, together with said plulmitPs costs and disbursement at the date of said judgment, tothesum of twenty-three and 50-IlM dollars. r.

together with all Reeruinx coats, I have levied upon the following described real property, sllnate, lyliiktand being in the county of Simla Cruz, Slale of California, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: I The sV i of section 27, In township 81 south, of 3 west, M. D. M. Notice Ik hereby given that on BATCRUAY, the '24th ny of MARCH. A.

IK 1H43, I At 12 o'clock noon of that day. In front of the Court-house door, in the city of WHtim Cruz, eounty of sanUi Urnz, Slate of Cali- fornla, 1 will sell to tlie higheM and best bidder, for cash, (rold coin of the Tutted states of America, nil tlie I rticut, title, Interest and estate of K.iid defendant, iu and to the almve described real property, or so much thereof may be newssnry to satisfy said Judgment and all costs. Dated at Santa Cruz, Feb.Mth, a. n. 1883.

ELM Kit 1A KAN, sheriiT. Uy DbWitt W. Toi.t.. Under shod it, K. F.

Preston, Attorney for Plaintiff. MISCELLANEOUS. lfH riutiotf rHtiic Art 4-nllery Block. lltweii PoNtofltre mid Court Hou4e, Nnuta Cms. () I'll WAU.KltY In IX PKUKKCT OK- tin.

I mimm'fs the lalt-st iiiiu htst of in all ritHt'M. Wf uliii'i1 nn I witch iiiiofnxriiph Mi tire i-xcflhil in iin-f execution, our nihitlnti fur fM-ciiliiiir ih hesl picfurvH CuMin't Si.i-, pT iloecn, i I'micU iiml Houiloir iniirtl low rtih-i. Incus ii ice hil I V. Silt inflict ion uniimnh-t'vl. -Mm Property for Sale.

THF l'KOl'KItT OK TIIK LATK 1 IVter It rented near Monterey of Itio atTt'H of I ul nml an extviiive hilt ranjfe, en-eloxt'd by natural and arlitlcial feuee, lint swariiH of I j-, tMl Iiok-, hornrs. liifk', lrn.wiiiK nni, funning iiIi-iimIm, tlt. f-T a-ile at a This nrojH'rt to to worth and wll'l hf sold, In parts or us wltuie, far below iLs esUinati'd value. ALKX. McPHKRHoy, mho-tf Hanta ('ruz.

for sale: HY T. Smith of Santa Cruz. One Pair ol Heavy Draft Horses and Harness One 5 -ton Truck in good orderOne two-inch Iron Axle Wagon, nearly new and made to order. SF.I.I, AM, TOIiKTHEK, on I separately eheau for eash. Inquire of T.

Kin ilh or J. J. MeMeuoutv, (f Kanta Cruz. T. SMITH, mh.l-tt CI RE AT MAMMOTH Auction Sale OK WOltTII OF CARRIAGES HARNESS OS Saturday, March 10th, JOSE.

I AM AUTHOIUZKD BY MKssltM V. H. Uucas A Co. to sell, as above, W) Carriages and Iluiruiea! and i0 sets of due simile and double Harness, In this Hue of Carriages will be found fcomftwtiy Il roue lie Opeu nml Top Huictfien MliillinK Meal Top Biticfflew punrlouit Buck-tMnrjlfi-rnrtMprlnir Wiiv oiis Light nml Henry and Mail by the Bent of Mnker lor the millbrnlA ratio. oiTAll warranted for twfl year.

The entire line of carriages are now open lo hupcvtinn. and Dealers, Mrervtiifii and all persons in want of any kind of vehicles, are respeelf.illy requested to come and examine uris immense slock befom thedayof sule. Important business requires the Immediate return cost of W. H. Lucas Co.

Hence the ORBATSACRIKUn; OF 510,110 WORTH OK FINE CARRIAGES AT AUCTION. COME ONE! COME ALL A FINK BUCGY OR CARRIACE TO ItK HAD AT THIS HALM FOR TIIK I'ltll OK AMO-CAKT. IKiTFor further portli-iilnrs, call al. oneo or uiUlroaa J. 111.

AN II. Auctioneer, Jose. OSCILLATING HEARTH. IIUII.KK IHIOK Reflex Damper. Extra Laryt Oven Larger Top.

Ventilated Oven. The NEW MODEL all anil Nee It. PUBLIC. NI AltY IS. CLEARANCE SALE (IF i.uriliw as rollowa: Reduced to Keduccd to ViO Reduced to Wlf lteduced to lteduced to Ul SAME RATIO.

ROOTOR, COPE, SHOES, Farnisli SANTA CRUZ. 19- AND OLAHH. stances of the sickness and death of brother Peter MtPhorson. He had lived alone on his Monterey comity fsrm for seven years, gathering about Dim the bachelor comforts of life. This farm Is located seven miles be yond San Antonio, three miles this side of Jolon and one-half mils' back of the publlo road, the home being within ear distance of two bachelor neighbors.

Two weeks before bis death, and to finish harrowing a 40. acre field of grain, Peter had worked In the rain. He caught cold and became so hoarse as to speak hardly above whisper. Getting no better he came to the San Antonio hotel, where be remained one week, footing It lo his home tbe Monday before bis death. The postmaster of the place where he stopped aaya be could not sleep and ate but one or two meals while at the botel.

It was suggested that he come to Santa Crux or write to his relatives here, but he declined to do ao, aa he considered his trouble only temporary. Shortly after bis return to Ins ranch a neighbor, a Mr. Moore, seeing his inability to pump water for bis stock, went to bis relief, doing the pnmping for him. Mr. Moor suggested to bim that he was quit sick and bad better do something for himself.

The answer was that he would soon be all right, But Mr. Moore was not satisfied, and probably the next Red the people of Jolon of Peter's sickness. J. Beasley, a neighbor and whose brother, and two nieces taught a private school In the building now owned and occupied as a res idence by J. Blum of this city, went to his cabin, preparing such relishes as an old bachelor best can.

Peter was about every day. Thursday, tbe an niversary of Wsshlngton's birthday, In the evening of tbe day in which Peter died, died when alt was so cheer ful here, Mrs. George Dutton and another lady visited the dying man's Tiome. They gave him gruel, which ha could not eat. They wanted bim to let them write to Santa Crux.

He said no, that be would soon be well and write ail about his sickness himself. The arrangement was that Mr. Beasley, when be had finished his chores, would come and spend the night. It was near seven o'clock when tb ladle bid Peter farewell, he assuring tbem that felt better. They bad hardly crossed tbe field to their buggy, which stood two hundred yards distant, wbeu they beard five dis charges of a gnn.

Beasley a ss ear ing th bouse from an opposite direc tion wben the explosions were heard, and fearing that the sick niau had lost his mind and had shot at bim or committed suicide, he hastened to where the ladies and three other men were. Nona of them would go near the house. It was near aeven o'clock and dark. A blacksmith said that the gun discharges were sig nals for help and that he would go to th relief of the slak man. Mr, Moore Joined him and the two started When near the bouse they heard two more gun shots, and thinking that they bad been fired at, fled.

All hurried to Jolon. Not satisfied, they sent two miles farther for Justice Whit look. They arrived at the house at ten n'olook. Peter, fully dressed, leaning against tbe building and sit ting on the projecting underpinning, his gun lying across his lap and clenched in both bauds, bis bead rest ing on bis left shoulder and project ing beyond tbe building, was found, dead. They supposed he was asleep, When last seen the deceased was sitting In his rocking cbair, and apparently without thought of death.

The probabilities are bat after the ladles left bim he felt that the final moment was near at hand, got up, went out doors, stood up against the building, discharged bia breeoh-loadlng rifle five times, the charges ranging upwards that man nor beast might be inlured, ss the powder on the building indicates. When be stood four empty shells wen foond. Pausing for a reply, for oompany and relief, be sat down, fired twice mors and died, the mind losing its thought and tbe heart Its pulsa tions. He must have died without a struggle, and probably of pneumonia. Death is terrible, whether It cornea to tbe mother of tbe new-born babe, the conqueror ou the field of battle or in consumption's ghastly form, and bow sad to think that this brother, denied the privilege of speech, should be misunderstood when be signaled for help, dying alone in tbe twilight, with bia last word unheard, men and women near bim, but who wen afraid to make their presence known.

Peter HcPherson during bis life- Urn seemed to be destitute of caution. He hesitated at no risk when desire directed. He left Santa Crux ou account of catarrhal troubles. His health in this particular wss much belter at Jolon. He was never beard to com plain, and seemed to thoroughly en- Joy himself In living alone.

All la for the best, but could be have come to Santa Crux instead of turning his steps bomewsrd from Sen Antonio, or had bis neighbors been with him wben be fired for companionship, the comfort thst comes of knowledge of last momenta would be left to the liv ing. Tbe remains wen brought to Santa Crus for iutermeut, the services being perrormea uy uie tteva. Thomas and WUletLat two o'clock Last Monday afternoon, tbe procession marching to tbe Odd Fellows' Cemetery, when the last services of the surviving were psid to tbe dead. Tbe troth makes all Milan Main. In tbe Railroad Commission, ou Mon- dsy last, it was ehsrged that tbe people of Kern an ao oppressed by tbe railroads that they cannot profitably raie produce to ship, and hence have to breed Mock to drive to market.

Now comes Manager Towns and aaya to Irrepressible Footer "Not ao see, the truth is that in 1882 there were shipped from Sumner, Of rati) ponmls of sheep. Of hose If hay Of Of pound pounds loJiSl pound 7.lii pounds Of train iabMM) pounds With large shipments of like products pounus rom otner stations in Kern county. And yet tide water is 282 miles from Sumner, bat tbe rat on grain is 1 cents par ton per lull to ude water, or 60 per cent, leas than from San Fable to San Francisco, when there I competitive transportation by water, and though San Pablo la seventeen times nearer to San Francisco than la Sumner." What aaya Commissioner Foot to tills? Tbe new teacher of politicians, bis ex-Excellency Irwin, prods him in tbe aide, and Mr. Foote bounds up and exclaims: "I don't believe it -it ain't so. Your figures an wrong." Very well; 11 is out, and th burden le on tbe Commissioner to establish bia statement or retract 11 drum.

There will lie a contest over Irwin a confirmation as Harbor Commissioner. Tbe Senate Apportionment bill is a device In favor of the Democrats holding over. The Renale Committee on Hospitals reported In favor of legislating Boards of Health out of office. A resolution to investigate acts of officers and employees of the Assem bly is directed against Sergoant-at-Arms Farrelly. Senator Knight, of Santa Cruz, so says an exchange, Nvas compelled to return to bis home last Saturday, he having been attacked by a painful illness the previous day.

Assemblymsn Barnes, of Solano county, has been ousted and the position declared vacant. As the close of the session is so near at band, it is not likely the Governor will call a special election to fill the vacancy. In tbe senate a couple of days ago a sweeping measure was introduced declaring the offices of Harbor Commissioners, Board of Health cf Sau Francisco snd Port Warden vacant. The Democrats an going for Republican scalps with a vengeance. A bill from the Senate Committee on Education amends tire present Act, under which tbe Hastings College of Lsw waa established, by transferring the control of that Institution from the Board of Directors to the Board of Regents of the Bute University.

There was quite an excitement at tb Golden Eagle Hotel the other morning. Senator Cronin, Sergeant- at-Arms Farrelly and several others bad been playing poker all night, and about 6, a. all banda pretty full of whiskey, Cronin accused Farrelly of cheating. The latter gave the lie to Cronin, who drew a pistol and fired at Farrelly, the bullet passing just above bis head and entering tbe wall. No arrests.

The latest aeusatlon in legislative circles has been caused by a move ment in progress to place Laura De Force the lady lawyer and promulgator of tbe doctrine of women's rights. In tbe Assembly seat made vacant by tbe unseating of Barnes of Solano. Should tbe champion of her aex be awarded the vacant seat, she would not be allowed to vote, but would simply bsve the privilege of addressing the House on ny and all questions, of introducing bills, etc, aud last, though not least, of drawing a per diem. It is alleged that no one can procure a bill from Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Farrelly, of the Assembly, without pay ing for it; that that official Is selling complete files of bills for 15 to $-0 each. His lack of common politeness has rendered bim odioua on all aides, and several of the members who have been subjected to gross Instills at his hands an deploring their misfortune lu haviug voted for him.

He Is further charged with spending the great er portion of the day in "the well" in the basement of the Capital, Instead of being at his post. senator Mouiure has introduced a bill to prohibit a burial of the dead within ths corporate limits of a city, which provides that after January 1, 188(1, dead bodies shall not be buried within the limits of any incorporated town or cl.y. Each city shall have power to purchase lands beyond the corporate limits, to be used aa burial places. Each city may provide at its respective cemetery a cremation fur nace, or more than one, if necessary, in which dead bodies shall be reduced to ashes when no objection thereto is made by the next of the kin of the deceased. Tbe Sacramento Bee says: "On the pay-roll Is the name or T.

A. Cullen, porter of the Sergeant-at-Arms, 3 per day, who does not perform that duty, yet his warrant is regularly drawn. H. Davis, ooinmlttee-room porter Is down for 3 per day; his warrant Is regularly drawn, but be renders no service whstever. B.

Kosminsky, who has the cider and apple stand in the corridor, was assessed 1R0 by the Sergeaut-at-Amis. Several committee clerks, who are absent, and have been for many daya, aud who have performed no duties, are atill on tbe pay. roll, their warrants regularly Issued, and it is a questiou what becomes of them." Carver vs. ftto-ardns. Louisville Feb.

23 In the pigeon-shcottng match between Carr-er aud Uogardus yesterday, tbe for mer was tbe winner. They used tame pigeons, winch did not tly well. Uogardus failed to scon on the second bird, which fell dead outside the llni its. Carver missed the fifteenth and sixteenth, and Bogardus missed the nineteenth, scoring a tie. Wben the fiftieth bird was reached, there was tie, each having killed 43.

At tbe ssventieth Bogardus bad CO. Carver i7. At the seventy-nnb Bogardus bsd 81 and Carver 61. From the seventy-fifth to tbe ninetieth Carver gained three and tied Bogardus. At tbe ninety-sixth bird Borardua missed and Carver ran out, defeating hia autsgonist by oue bird Carver 83, Bogardus 82.

To-day the two men signed articles for another pigeon match at Chicago, March 3d, tbe same terms as yester- dsy. Bogardus saya he was beaten by bard luck, soveral of iiis birds fall ing dead Just outside the bounds. sea Lester. Ed. Skhtihel: The County Gov ernment bill has passed the Assembly to a Ibird reading.

Following are the salaries to county officers: County Clerk, Recorder, Auditor, Sheriff, Treasurer, Tax Collector, 0 Assessor, District Attorney, Superintendent of Schools, $400; Supervisors, $100 each per annum. All tbe otbers get fees. The above was iarranged that offices sboold be consolidated and remain as they are at the present time. The salary of Clerk when consolidated will exceed the present salary $t00. The District Attorney receives sal.

ry of $1,500, and to pay all fees into the treasury, otherwise there are no changes. L. Heath. Feb. 27lb.

New York, Feb. 28. Professor Rockwell, of the party of scientists who leave here Friday lu the Acapoluo for Panama, thence to Callao aud thence to tbe Caroline islands, to observe the eclipse of May 6th, says: "From Callao the party will be takeu by the United States frigate Hartford straight to tbe Caroline inlands. 4.500 miles across a desolate stretch of' water. We hop to reach the islands by tbe 2Cth of April.

It 1 alleged that tbe French expedition will come to New York, go thence by rail to San Francisco and take the Australian steamer to Tahiti, and there a gunboat will be placed at their disposal, and wben all la finished it will bring tliera lo San Francisco, and from there they will go home. It I our intention, when we have concluded our labors, to leave aa soon aa possible for Houo-lulu, from wblcb point we shall return by eteamer to San Francisco about tb fourteenth of June. On January IJlli Del Valid Introduced threo bills for apportionment of the State into Senatorial and Assembly Districts. As It has parsed the llouxc, with some modifications, thoe who take an Interest In politics might do well to cut out the follow lug synopsis. The numbers denote the numbers of the districts; then follow the names of the counties composing them.

IXINOliKSSIONAL 1USTHKTS. 1st District Del Norte, Humboldt, Trinity, Siskiyou, Shasta, Modu, Ls.uen, Plumas, Sierra, ilutle, Tehama, Colusa, Mcudocino, Lako and Sonoma. 2nd District. Yolo, Sutter, Nevada, Placer, Kl Dorado, Amador, Calaveras, Alpine, San Joauin, Stanislaus, Merced, Tuolumne and Mariposa. 3rd District.

Sacramento, Solano, Napa, Marin, Contra Costa and Alameda. 4th District. All that portion of the City aud County of San Francisco described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the intersection of Bryant Street with the waters of the Bay of San Francisco, coutinuiug thence along the center of Bryant street to the center of Seventh Stroet; thence along the ceuter of Seventh Street to the center of Market Street; theuce along the center of Market Street to the center of McAllister Stroet; thence along the center of McAllister street to the center of Leavenworth Street; theuce along the center of Iaven- worth Street to the center of Sutler Street; thence along the center of Sutter Sireet to the center of Van Ness Avenue; thence along the ceuter of Van Ness Avenue to the center of Eddy Street; thence along the center of Eddy Sireet to the center of Do visa -dero Street; theuce along the center of Devfoadero Street lo the center of Turk Street; thence along the center of Turk Street to the center of First Avenue; thence along the center of First Avenue to the center of Avenue theuce along the center of Aveuue to Its intersection with the waters of the Pacilio Ocean; thence meandering along the shores of the Pacilio Ocean and of the Bay of San Fran cisco, In a northerly, easterly and southeasterly direction, to the place of beginning. 5th District All the portion of the city and county of San Francisco nut included in tbe-ilh Congressional Dis trict, together with the counties of Sau Mateo, Santa Cruz and Santa Clara. (ilh District.

The counties of San llenlto, Mouterev, San Luis Obispo, Sania Barbara, Veutura, Kern, Tu lare, Fresno, Mono, Inyo, San Ber nardino, Los Angeles and San Diugn, SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. 1 Humboldt, Iil Norte and Trin ity. 2 Siskiyou, Shasta and Modoc. 3 Lassen, Plumas, Sierra and Yuba. (By House amendment Yuba is cut off and placed In one District with Sutter.) 4 Tehama and Bulte.

(By House amendment Butte Is made a District by Itself and Colusa Is Joined to Te hama.) 5 Nevada, 6 Mendocino aud Lake. 7 Placer and El Dorado. (Some of the preceding numbers will be modified by the House amendments. The Eighth District was orig inally Colusa and Sutter, but the amendments join Colusa lo Tehama and Sutter to 1 uua.) 9 Yolo and Napa. 10 Sonoma.

11 Solano. Sacramento, by the original bill was divided into two Senatorial Districts; but as amended by the House returns but one. 14 Amador and Calaveras. lii Marin and Contra'Costa. Districts 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 24, 20, 27 and 28 are In San Francisco.

Alameda Is divided In three districts, nutnuored as 21, 23 and 25. 29 San Joaquin. 80 Merced, Stanislaus and Tuolumne. Santa Clara is divided into two districts, one being that portion comprising tlio townships of Fremont, Alviso, Milpltas and that portion of San Jose township included in the election precinct of lierryessa and the First, Sec-oudjand Fou rth Ward of the city of San Jose and that portion of San Jose lying North of tbe uorthern boundary Hue of the city of San Jose. The other comprises all the remainder of Santa Clara county.

33 San Mateo and Santa Crux. 34 Alpine, Mono, Mariposa and Fresno. 35 Mouterey and San Benito. 3H Inyo, Tulare and Kern. 37 San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura.

38 39 Los Angeles. 40 San Bernardino and San Diego, The bill provides that a Senator shall be elected in each Senatorial District in 1880; that in 1888 and every four years thereafter a Senator shall be elected from each of the odd-numbered districts, and lu 1890 and every four years thereafter one shall be elected from tbe even-numbered districts. ASSEMBLY 1, Del Norte and Siskiyou; 2 and 3, Humboldt; 4, Trinity and Shasta; 6, Modoc and Lassen; 6, Plumas and Sierra; 7, Tehama; 8 aud 9, Butte; 10, Colusa; 11, Mendocino; 12, Lake; 13, Yuba and Sutler; 14 aud 15, Nevada; 10. Placer; 17, El Dorado; 18 to 20, Sacramento; 21, Yolo; 22, Napa; 23 to 25 inclusive, Sonoma; 2K and 27, Solano; 28, Marin; 29 to 48 Inclusive, Sau Francisco; 49, San Mateo; 50, Santa Cruz: 51 to 60 Inclusive, Alameda; 57, Contra Costs; 58 snd 59, Ssn Joaquin; 60, Amador; 61, Calaveras; 62, Tuolumne. Santa Clara is divided into three districts, as follows: the 03d comprises the townships of Almaden, Redwood, Fremont, Alviso and Santa Clara; the 641b, Ihs'city of San Jose; the 05lh, the townships of Milpltas, Burnett and Gilroy, aud all the township of San Jose -except the city.

The remainder of the State is numbered and districted by oountles as follows: 60, Stanislaus; 87, Merced snd Marlimsa; 68, San Benito; 69, Mouterey; 70, fresno; 71, Tulare; 72, Alpine, Mono and Inyo; 73, San Luis Obispo; 74, Sauta Barbara; 75, Kern and Ventura; 70, 77 and 78, Los Angeles; 79, San Bernardiuo; 80, San Diego. Here and There AN over the city and Htule i scattered here find there a well-to-do family who have got rich by pay ing- cash and now tnev balmnlze Hmlt ra t'Hfth Store, 51 Post street, because It pays. iou get wie oesi r-iariiuiii on, iu gallons. J. Hunlight Mllverliaht Sl.taj.

Kverythliik is cheap. Houp to 7c; IteitltfV, or 100 ban.i.,.00: Teas l.c upwards: louce per 10 upwards Rice very bct tiWc: Oatmeal il ami 6c: Cracked Wheat Orulism Sc; HftKO ty; Tuplora Buckwheat Klour, like old times, to tic. We always send out grtd articles. You know how It Is your self, nobody wants trash. We have built up a nice business by selling good things aud selling them cheap for money down.

Our new list Is just now out. We want ou to send for it and compare prices. What is Hie use of keeping lu tlie old nils always; your wife Is tired of It and would like to try SMITH'S CASH Post M. ml. V'By asking too much we may lose the Utile thst we had Itefore.

Kidney-Wort asks nothing hut a fair trial. This given, 11 fears uo loss of faith iu Its virtues. A lady wrlles from Oreg-m: "For thirty years I lime been atrllcled with kiiiney cooipiainli. Two packsges of Kidney-Won h.ve done me more go.sl than all Uie medicine and doctors I have had before. 1 It is a cure." SI.OOO tier yeRr can oe easily made at home working for K.

Hideout 4 lu bMrcluy street, York. Heud for their catalogue and full particulars. MKiKsr Wells Health IP-newer" restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence. Sexual Uehllllv. 1.

-Bt ill AIBA." Quick, complete cure, sll annoying Kidney, bladder and Urinary Ulseusc. Druggist. a as a Hoth I. yd la Plukham's Vegetable Compound and lllood Purltller are pre- tarcd at tt and fi Western Avenue, ynn, Mhm. Price of either.tl.

Hi lK-ties forf'h Sent by mnll in the form of pills, or of lozenges, on account of price, II per Ih.x for cither. Mrs. Pinkhsm freely answers all letters of lntilry. F.u-close Sc stamp. Scud for pamphlet.

Men Uon this paper. J. H.MANOR DKAI.EH STAPLE 4 FANCY Carrie by Fur Ihe Largest and Most Complete Stock or FRESHEST AND CHOICEST GOODS AND RLLS AT LOWEST PltlCES. Pacific Avenue, Next to Bank! 8AITTA OBTJZ. J.vaMf Fka.k Kastman.

M. SHANNON. Frank Eastman BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS fllW CLAY- 8TKEF.T, Xenr Kunaome, i Wan Francisco, Cal. fl)-10-tf Wanted. IIVR, ENK.HOF.TIO MEN TO 8EIX Tnnlson'a eelebrnteil Maps anil CluirtH.

Noenpitnl reonlreilt irond Wats irliarautet-il lo I hui-e fol lowinK our illHlruo-tlous. For mrlleularK a.IOresH Stierameuto, Cal. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND, Ik a Pn-itive Cure Tmr mil tfcM Pain fa I Com pla lata anal WmI mmmi oar beat fcmal poytalattaa. A Itilictne fbr Worn in.

Incited by Wonaa. Prepand lij a Woman. TW frifalMt XmUtiI DUNtwrr Ware tat Aawa HleUry. lirit rerlvM tbe droopinf pirlti, iQvtfforatof and and flrmaeMSto theitep, mtoroathenatural lustra to the ere, anl iiUnta on tho pate check of woman the rvah rwc of llfe'j sirring and early cummer time. tVPhyslclans Usft It and Prescribe It Freely.

It remove fatntncdn, flutuLmey, destroy all cravtnf for etimalitnt, and retiovoJ weakness of th stomach. That fce l'iM1 ofb-'arluj U'lffn, causing- pain, weight and backache, Is alwyrt jxTmanently curud ly Ita ana. Par the enre ofKIJai-y Complaint aT cither sex this Cauijround Is DSwrp a. LYDIA F. PTNKIIAM'S BUHID IT RIFT EE will eratlii'aie evt'iv Vfitiirc Humors from tb Blood, ii nil urlve toux an.

I tnnt.i to ths systun, of uiau woiuia or liuiu. iin it uu uuTuiy u. Bth the Compound And Blood Purifier ar prepared at 833 and S35 Western Arenas, Lynn, Mass. Price at elth.T, tL, Bl bottle for 4. 8it by mall In the form of pills, or of loscniTfs, on rn-eipt of price, ii per box for either.

Mrs. Plnkham freely answentalllfttenoC Inquiry. Enclose fct stamp. Bend for panipbleC. Wo family ubimlr! bo without K.

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jI3-U TO LET. 1V A RKMARLK AN'P PEKM ANENT ten mi Iiouhp on one of the plean-nntprit hwiiHouH overlooking the rlty. Enquire nt thin oftV. an20tf I'ARKUR'S HAIR BALSAM. This eieffant dreisiiis preferred by tltoso whohaveusedit.toany Iuntiar article, on so nmt of iu tuperior and purity.

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miniMer or business man ex hauttt-d hy mental strain or anxious cares, do not Ulci Ifrou have Consumption. Dyspepsia. Kheuma km. Kidney Complaints, or any disorder of the lungs stomach, l-awelt, blood or Tonic will cure you. It is the Greatest Blood i'unfia Anil (ht Cetl ant Surest C019I1 Cirt Ever Uui If you are waiting away from age, dissipation 01 any dteae or weakness and require a stimulant takt CiNOEa Tomc at once; it will invigorate ajidbuiU von up mm tlie first dose but will never intoxicate.

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GREAT SAVING BUTINO DOLLAR 81 Zt itsnrn and lasting fragrance has made this delightful perfume exceedingly popular. There nothing like It Incut upoa bano Fukx. ton CwLuttNB and look for signature of ertry boiiis. AB? sraffm ar Saslor can i It a. tS io1 TJ r-at itrM.

I.AK..C SAVJNa BI'TlNO Tie. 8T71. CaiBMTED i I M. ffl Fitters Invalids who are reroverlns; vital slanilnu, tl.vli.ro In rmti-rul terms their nirp-lnllon of the im-rlts as a hinlc, of IIixL-llrr's Kloniai-h Hitters. Not only doe.

It Irn port mri iielh to the weak, but ft iilao mmsli an Irnnlilar acid sluleof the lomiir-li, inakiis Ihe bowels act at proper Intervals, alvei ease to tboae who sutler from rheumatic and kidney troubles, and eomjucrs as well as prevents fever and OKue. Fur sale by all Drugglsls and Dealers Benotally. (jroceries-frowis hATI RleAY. MARCH IWtS. UWCAJr -EDITCa Tli California Legislature Is dying.

Le die. It might well never have been born. Like Ha Republioan spent It time In uaeieu wrangling. Every ene of lie Senators propose to bold over, clearly in violation of the ConMituUon of tb State. Nearly all tbe racket the preaeut Legislature ha made about corruption on the part of Republican officials, is a mere blind.

Tliey wished to direct attention away from themselves tbst they might the more readily displi Republican Senators and Assemblymen. They have carried ont the iniquity with a boldness seldom quailed. We du not regret this act from a poliUoal standpoint. In fact, we rejoice thereat. We bar beard a good deal of bosh about civil service reform.

Mauy Republicans have tried to carry the theory into practice. Governor Perkins went so far as to appoint Democrats to office, thereby disgusting Republicans who had voted and worked and spent their money to place him in power. He pursued tbe exact course that tends to break down party organisation. Did bis course 'conciliate th Democrat? Not in tbe least. It only fattened and made wise his appointee, who smiled on bun while their party was in the minority, and kicked him after it came Into the majority.

We an glad of their eon' duct, and only regret that the Democrats bav not tbe power to displace every Republican State official. We believe that the victory belongs to the victors, and that the spalls go with tbe victory. That Is what maintains party organisation, and a contrary course on the part of it leaders has gone far to let down tbe party ties of the Repub licans. War we In office, elected by tbe Republicans, not a Democrat should bav a mouthful out of the public crib. Were we eleoted by tb Democrats, no Republioan would need apply.

There is quite sufficient ability In either party to fill the place and at tlie oak. Why then taks an ene my into your household, turning over to him tbe safe keys and eomlri nations and family secrets! Many people are willing and anx bus to distort fact into a falsehood, Immediateley after the telegraphic dispatch bad been received that young Bottarfield bad been found dead In bia bed, these distortionists aald be had been found in his bed murdered that tbe "cow-boys did It, and they knew all about th "oow-boya," bow tlioy popped people On going to the telegraph office It was learned that no second dispatch bad been re ceived, but people outside of th city retailed th murder with great gusto. Senator Eulgbt bad not been well for several days. This was ad mltled. His wife went to him at the Capital on th date of tbe anniversary of Washington's birthday.

Thursday night nut sotn one started the report that he was paralysed. A little lower on tbe street tb report bad him dead It was only by calling on the Santa Crui telegraph operator that th fact aval established that these reports were pure fabrications, so far an known here. We expect the doctor will llv to be at Sacramento two years hence, and trust that Instead of being par alvsed, be paralysed the senate by one of bia apt speeches, aud that tbe death of tbe dying Legislature, over wblcb there will be little mourning, gave foundation to the report of death. Ths ordinance petitioned for by signers wss fur lbs location of a awitcb lu from of the premises of A. Brock, J.

Werner, W. Effey sad i. Morrow. Every one who signed said petition did so 10 have the switch located In th spot ber designated. One of such signers, aud who signed the petition asking that no awitcb ordinance granted, Slid at th time that be was opposed laying a switch in tbe business portion of Santa Crux; aaya be aigned the petition asking for a franchise, because one of the parties before whose property tbe switch wss to be laid, asked him as a personal favor to do so, as wauled it ao located.

Now It does not signify that aid aiguer would sign petition In favor of the ordluanc passed by the Council week airo Monday night. Iu fact, tiiero is no evidence on record at tb City Hall that a single lot owner on Pacific Ar. or resident of this city, beyond the Pacific Ar. R. R.

the corporation asking tb franchise, wants any aucb general aud aweeplng ordinance passed. Tbe petition against a switch is signed by tboae opposed to' lb location of switches anywhere In Pa, ifloAr. It is better to be wis In a man's old age and declining years, than to blunder to the end of life. It took a long lime to make th people of Santa Cms fully understand that there was neither beauty, health nor utility In 'perpetual ahade in the equitable and moist climate of Santa Crux. But they bav about eooia to such conclusion, and go where yon will in this beautiful city and you are cheered by tbe handiwork of th trimmer.

The streets on tbe north side of the trimmed trees are dryer, the homes are th grass greener, tbe flowers brighter, and the queen of the nmn and the little ones more healthy, cheerful and happy. Give us aun. light, and glr it to us all day long. Henry C. Robinson, of Hartford, told, In a recent lecture of a visit that he uiadf lo on of th smaller factories In Connecticut, whose owner boasted that In th year preceding be bad "made" 172,000.

Going through the factory, wben he got way up tinder the roof he found bobbin tended by children boya of from 8 to 12 years. Their face were odorless. Tb man who "made" 72,008 told Mr. Koblnsoa that these Hole boys wen earning It osnta day and that they worked ten hours a day, with twenty minutes' rest at noon. Win.

K. Dargie, manager of tbe Oakland Tribune, has been appointed Postmaster at Oakland at salary of per year. This is a good selection. bar known Mr. Dargi etooe ho Ant ooainisnoed th printers' trad In th H.

Bulletin oflioe, twelve years ago, sad an glad the ueoass of tbe young man. Moudsy was tb last day whH billa aould he Introduced tb Legislature. la First-Claw in all its Appointment! Willi rates aa low as tnoae or any other home In the oouuty. B-ComriMMllona Reriliia; and fjii. Marti Baoiaa tire attached to the Houaa for the accommodation of gueata.

CONVEYED KROM Railroad Trains and Hteamera to tlie Hotel Free or Chante. oovbHr WILKINS HOUSE, SASTA Bl'Z, CAL. MOST PLEASANTLY LOCATED ON Pacific avenue, the main street-of tbe city, nnp block from Express, Telegraph and Postonicea A Flrst-Masa ramtly Hotel aa Boardlna; Hoaie. FINE GARDENS AND GROUNDS a-Ntrewt Tara paaa the Door every few minutes, running to the Rath-Houses ou the Beach. aa-Frco Carrlacea meet all Train, and Hteamera.

ar TERMS REASONABLE. P. V. WILKISS, i Prearimr Germania Hotel! (Dr.CTSCHI.tt OASTHOF,) C0BNE8 VOTE AND LOCUST STBEET3, HA NT A CHI', CAL T. P.

Kriee. Prop. niylt-U French Hotisserio MRS. P. SPECKENS, Proprietor.

Pacific Avenue, Opj- Ocean Home, SASTA t'BCa, CAL. French Dinners to Order. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Transplanted EASTERN OYSTERS a specialty. JanJ7-tf MANSION HOUSE Wataaavllla, Is now under the Management of Jerome Porter.

FIRST-CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS. TABLE AND SALOON BE8T THE MARKET Santa Cruz House! Preait Banta Cm a. N. BENEDICT, Proprietor HAVINO LEASED THE ABOVE named house, 1 am now prepared continue ihe business in all Ihe hotel branches, at tbe OLD STAND WITH TUB Best the Market Affords pi-tt Manscm House IV. MANBON HAS LEASED THE HOTEL FOR-merly known as the PALA.CK.oo MIHMIO.f STREET, SANTA CKCS, And ths aamai la.

a v. tn. tor their patronage BOARD AXD LODtilMO, By the Day, Week or Month art Ruwn-ole itatoa. dc34-U Qarden City Restaurant AND BAKERY. Laiwcr Plaaa, laala Craa.

UIO HROSn PnaVa. THE ABOVE-NAMED RESTAURAIfT has recently b.en renovated entirely, and the table Is supplied with tb best toe market aOorda. CaliMmsIa aad Eastern raters Furnished In Every 8tTle sTPrlvab9 Entrance tor Ladies. apa-u WALKER'S HOTEL BAB tlATEO, CAL B. WAl.atKsl tj For urTMl Besnllful Besnery.

Beautiful Climate, Han Mateo stands fore-moat. In connection with ths Hons there Bar, Billiard Table and Livery tttable. asia-tr Swan ton Honse Feseadero. San Kateo Co- C. W.

Bwanten, Proprietor TBm POPULAR HOTEL ANlt WE1.L-known Hummer resort has been thor-eugbiy renovated, and Is now In flrsl-elaas condition; and has pleaaanl cot tajAs for ramtlles and parties. The Mlaite Offlce for the Hants Cms an Sao Mateo Mtaes. tnlelf Carpenters, Now Is Your Opportunity. BUM WILT, BK BEI'EIVEW AT Hind's orTlce, where the plans and specifications can be seen, till o'clock F. Saturday, Feb.

24th, IKK.H, for the const nii-l ion of a iKircb in Front of Duncan Block, aald j.r belinr ItlxW feet. iJllNLAN MirHEBMllN. GLENWOOD MAGNETIC SPRINGS! DEI.TOHTFi7LLYHTTt7ATErINTirE HanlaCrui moiinlalna; for scenery and aa a health resort they are unsurpassed. sWFor further particulars address HUBERT A LUFF, fblo-m CrusCo. 1 and as I never was there or any other I city before to stop over night I thought I it would he all riirllt to iro With him.

After standing st the foot of Market for about ten or fifteen looking as It were for more boarders for the hotel, which they did not get, started, and in ten minutes we arrived at the danged placo, called by them tbe hotel, and 1 was dissatisfied at first sight. Well supper was ready, aud 1 was almost wolfish hungry, so I went Into a place to wash, which was called the wash-room, and dang me if 1 did not smell worse than a tannery vat full of four-weeks-old hides. I had a poor supper for my jaws, and got very tired it was called by the rest of the eater9, that well scented salt beef or horse or mule or something else, I don't know which as the bread seemed to be, cakes made of sand aud ceiling wax, for if they weren't hard euough to knock a man down with I am the biggest faliiUer iu America. Afler supper there uaj a clod-bod sweeper of a giant sire stopped up to mo, aud says he, "I am the proprietor," and handed me a cigar. "Well," says after taking the cigar, "I suppose you want the damage fur the supper I had." "Oh, no," said he, "you can pay it all at once whou you are ready to leave," aud oil he went, for he saw I was relishing the cigar be gave me, and it did really taste good, for It was the first one 1 had a wbilT at since 1 left Omaha.

Here the scene changes. The next thing I knew was a yell, seemingly up-siairs, and that I was just woke up from a long sleep, and a devil of a rush for the stairway, and to save me I could not make out head or tail, for I was altogether bewildered, and next I heard a voice saying, "Lay up thero two of you and loose the foretopsall, ami the rest staud by to haul out the sheots." Already came a voice from aloft, and then 1 heard about four or five voices singing out "Haul away, haul away, up high, up high, haul away," etc. It was not until theu tlial I felt a swaying, and also at that lime a large bed bug came to investigate, aud he soon was a lifeless creature lying on the floor. The rocking was uuw becoming greater, and I began to think the devil had ma sure, for I nevor beard such a noise as that before. Finally I crawled out of my nest and went tip-stairs, and as I was ascending I saw the center of the clear sky, and also things that looked like dead pine trees, and theu I stopped and soon knew where 1 was.

That was the first dayllghl sight I had of that place, for It was after dark when the traiu got to Oaklaud. Says I to a pleasaut looking fellow, "How is this that 1 am here and who brought mo here?" "Indeed," uiy friend says, "I can't tell you anything nbout'il, for this Is the first time I ever saw you." I asked him, "How soou is this vessel leaving," and he told me "In six days," so I had some hopes yet. I told the man all ubout it, and asked him how I could make my escape, and be put me ou a good plan. He said that the men who took me to the hotel, as they called it, were land-ahurks, and that I was siiang-haed, and lie might as well talk in Latin, for I knew nothing of land-sharks and shunghaeiiig. Well, he told me he would do all he could lo get mo on shore, so he told me to keep, cool, and I did, for this was about ten o'clock, and I went back to my bunk again and slept there until four, and at that time he told uie he had It tilled all right and asked me if I had any money, aud I told him I had not, so he gave me one dollar and fifty cents, and told me it would cost me four bits to be takeu ashore.

Now I was to the height of uiy glory, and at eight a small boat came under tho bow of the vessel, and my man told me how to arrange it, and I obeyed him with many thanks and a shake of the haud, and into the boat 1 lowered myself by the chains, and soon was at the wharf feeling like a new man, but was out a good watch and chaiu, a teu dollar ring, flfteeu dullars iu cash, a good hat aud a pair of twelve dollar boots, so now you see how I was initialed, and would advise nobody to take a cigar from anybody but a real friend. I am now in the redwoods In Santa Cruz county, and I think It is the grandest place between the Pacilio and Central Pennsylvania. Chables Wakbinqton. First Causes. Ed.

sentinel: First causes are never great. Tlie beginning of a great thing is always small, poor, insignill-caut. The earliest formulated beginning of a millionaire la a beggatly oue cent. The beginning of a cent is one mill. The beginning of one mill is one atom of copper dust.

Tbe be. ginning of an atom is the little something no fellow can find out; but as it Is less tbau an atom it is a very small beginning. The beginning of each man is not only small, but, to the Ignorant, It is ridiculous. What is tbe beginning of your lire? It is a xoosperm. And what la that? A zoosperui is a microscopic poilywog which by a capricious, not to say highly ridiculous course of conduct, is brought into contact with a very small egg.

This polly.woggled egg being hatched out brings to public life a grub. This grub lu course of time becomes a sort of serpent or sn alimentary canal with a hack-bone. This alimentary canal with the back-bone goes through several other beastly changes uutll we find it lu its mother's arms a darling little baby to be the Presideutof the Culled States or his wife. Take anything you please for an example aud the first cause the beginning will be found small; almost pitifully small. Take the railroad as a case.

It beginning was a wooden wheel on a wooden axle rolling on the ground. Take steam its beginning is a Heck of fog. The steuin engine a tea-kettle. If then everything that we know comes from a small be. gluulng, why may we not assume that those things, whose origin we do not know, come also from small causes! Correct reasoning, it would seem, should lead in that direction.

If so, we have a logical right to claim that the "great first cause" of the universe, like all other beginnings, was mighty small matter. TIIK 1'AKSON. Molasses Candy We have nice Syrups. In htg gallon cans, painted blue at li'rt-aud the very finest ever was al 7jc and would like rot hi liave some l-fore-II Is nil gone. Then we give Klhs Willi-Granulated sugur at of le of bight ifrown and even 11 and llos or good Ilrown like pleolv-of folks use and some thiuk It the best.

Maple sugar Is l.s: and Maple Syrup -Vi. liOc. and II.ee; accord ing to tlie bigness of Ihe can, and how the syrup Utkea on hot cakes -very few ob- i-i uiHiiy or ineni. Deans are nnu lit: llrled Fruit, we haveao much 'tis hardly wortli while lo commence telling alsait It only one store has more and he big wholesaleraud wouldn't sell you less than a Ijox if we told you where lie was we hsve gone to the trouljle of priming an s-slgeo paH-r, rsm-u uie Home circle, telling all litiout what we have and how Uj order, and bow to send money anil how to do ag.srfl juany things Pi make home a belter place lo stop at. We will send you the paper for nothing If you will send for II.

direct smith's Cash Store, Mil p.mt street, Han Francisco, and It will come double quick. Amontr th" little item of personal comfort and pcmioniy an A vit'n 1111. Tlicy ar the ready remedy wnlch defeat many Jiorderft, If taken In tu-anoi). aud should bv kept lu every family. IMI'ltOVED MEDALLION 30 lbs.

Heavier. Magic Fire Kindler. IlKFLEX tlUATK. Camper in Frost. BEST OF ALL.

Call anfl See it. TO THE Wll.r, COMMEN'CE MTI RD4T, my Limr. miuv.iv, wnen i win sen Hulls rormcrly Kultm formerly UZ ult a Ibrmerlr iO Overcoats formerly HMO Overcoats formerly 1J Youths', Boys' Children's Clothing REDUCED IX THE FURNISHING COOOS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES Without reserve. I Intenil to sell CLOTHTVG at PRICES UNKNOWN TO MANTA CUCZ. XT' H.

J. 3NT DK. ANTHONY'S BLOCK, SANTA CRUZ, CAL. JESSE BOOTS aid Caps, Gent's PACIFIC t- cope Pacific Avenue, Bernheim' Block, Santa Cruz, -DEALER ardware! Ploughs and Agricultural Implements PAINT. OILH Agent for the Sale of CALIFORNIA POWDER.

Ill 9-11 J. K. CIIIIISTlL, DRUGGIST. Mailt Calls Promptly Attended to. Pacilio Aveuue, Huutii Cruz..