The Evening Mail from Stockton, California • 2

Y. TjggnmBB TELKUKirillO NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LIQUORS AND SALOONS.

Tlio Evening Mail. Fredericksburg Beer Depot, Ask Your Grocer jtL NOTICE. Alt. pkRstKit hwino Bills aoainst tl.e CaIbiIh Ua ut ae requeued to pm flout them at tiw ilubroms TO MORKUW (Tuurid y) LVtMVG ait 8 o'clock. iu2S 2t -FOR- Levee street, opposite tmk copper.

opolls dipot, 1 MAX MAGNUll, Proprietor uiciul.iy Q.v TiE MAIL has m.ra than double ua ciroaUtion ot any other news pipe: pr.nteil the S.m Joaquia Vai ey. AVON THEATER. ISPJURRYS NEW PROCESS IMPORTANT ANNOUffCEMEUT. I tho stuff of which ho is mado. Poo-jils sometimes talk Uippantly of tho cowardico of thoso fellows, who aro ready to whip out their rovolvoi's unit comimmoo shoot inj oil tho slightest provocation.

They do not roalizo that tho desperadoes upon whom they so hastily pass judgment, tako their lives In their linn Is lit each performance that goes to makoupthoir records. Tho fact that tho majority of them die with their hoots on is sufficient proof of tho dangerous character of tho lives they lead. A man is not a coward who deliberately chooses a career which he knows must sooner or later ond in his own violent death. The most courageous men In the whole country are these Western characters, and tho most cowardly tho Eastern dude, or society follows, of whom Sanford and Oelahardt are fair specimens. No comparison can properly be mado between the two classes in this any more than in any other respect.

Thore is something Democratic candidate for United Mates Senator. It la needless to say that he was elected, lii log the pos- censor of fifty millions, the Senator ruay be considered lo enjoy a com-1 patency. But wealth does not relieve the Senator from domestie mleliolty. On Mar 2d Mrs. l'alr, whom he married in 18U2, brought an action for divorce on the ground of adultery with Fanny Smith In November, 1BS1, and with Inez Leonard In April, 1881, both hese women living In Sail Francisco The ease came lip for adjudication on May 12ib at Virginia Ctty, when Mra.

Fair was awarded In oatth and bonds, the family residence In San Francisco and the custody of the three smaller children. The Senator was given tne custody of the eldest son, James Q. Fain, r. FASHION! NOTES. Shot satin is again in vogue.

Basket bonnets are In favor. High collars on dresses are much worn. Little capes and small mantles are all the rage. Lace upon day dresses Is very popular this season. on costumes, Wednesday, May 23.

A Xtii.jju par Corrarjjuiulant Tltranhed Mew York, Alay I Yurld say: Duncan ll.rrlsuu, brother of Harrison, I he aotress, thrashed Uaorge Allred TowusenU, the well-known correapundunt, Iasi night up town for writing au Insulting loiter about Maud. A Murderous larane Mother. WiLi.iAJisi'iELD, May 22 Mrs. J. Miiirio of Lindeuville, Ashtabula county, In a (H of temporary insanity lo day drowned her two children in a well, and then took poison herself.

There Is uo hope of her recovery, The children were aged 2 and 0 years. A Dual near Aets OWeane. New Orleans, May 22 David Todd, son of Justioe Todd of the Supreme Court, and Joseph Leveay of the Uascotte, fought a duel this morn-lug near this city. After an exchange of harmless snots at fifteen paoes both parties declared themselves satisfied Tua trouble grew out of an article published in the Maacotte rsfieoting on Todds father, An EjOSenator0 Social Standing, Denver, May 22. The reeeut ern- lieer Mold by the Keg or Battle.

I Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars Always in Stock. Aar nor lunch every day. -sa my8tf J. I-T. O'BEiIEN.

-WHOLESALE dealer FINE WISE3 AND LIQUORS, 224 Mala Street, Mtorktou, Cal. (if: 1 1 1 a u.7 Patent Roller Flour MTAHS.NTED UNSURPASSED BY ANY MANUEAOT JREU ON TI1F OlItST. VV nt Crushed Bailey, Bran, bhoris always on hand BPEKhY A Stockton, Cal Masters Windmill Tempest," Marstsrs Self-Feeders, Tanks, Troughs, Elevators, Denies, Nets, tiL'B4CKlPrSt KllliS. la DAlLV HAIL: OVR YEV (P a so Pail) Si 00 SiY MON I'll 0 on no i i io P'tl AiSHi(ri. Cimer) wjo eliGl.i; comm tts THIS WrElUY MAIL: ONE YEAR (Poa Pali!) 2 60 SIX HUM r-1- 1 60 lllXia MOMTHS 1 00 AIG.TS.

w. ew ETT City Agent II BROWN .412 Miutgjiuory Ban 1 auuaco JOHN S. KERR Oakdale E. K1EFEEL Loft B. lOLlE LL'deo YlPLE RPO H.

BESTLY Woo.IhrtJje CHAR U. llENDEUslH Turock KIRKLANo GEO ROE M.Pr.Y leiry K. URKOIKY Lind A SHEPHERD La'hrop P. 11. Modes 0 A .1 BSU11L Loc'ielord aod Cleiu-ids LANPIUH Merced C.

CUi'IINQ Ohiaesa J. W. A. 0. L'ltv FAREWELL'.

APPEARANCE -or THE- Palmer Dramatic Co. ORIGINAL All good: AGES and of tbe beet quality, THE -AND FINAL REPRESENTATION -OF THE Spectacular ENTITLED i Braiding appears to admire in tho wtty of manhood bezzlemeut suit brought by Tabor I jackets and wraps. White lawn bustle skirts are ferred to atiff orioolets. MILTON CRUBB. P.

P. HANNAN. The Sunburst Saloon (Formerly Max Magrers,) Tucks and panels are the leal urea I MICHAEL STROGOFF I Main street, opposite Court-house. I TH, TF A TJ qmp I In dressmaking this year. MYrvr rr o-mnonoT, ilXXLltU i.

LioIQ Gold braid is much used, even for M1CHAEL STROGOFF I CRUSE HANNAN, Proprietors, trimming morning dresses, I WHICH will BE repbodccedto meet 1 the best OF I attee- Copper in varlons shades la the nerl Uwt- nrrwrpa 7mn.nB of tobacco or e.gar LOTHROP NOBLE ES. LIQUORS CIGARS Corner Of California and Mug- even in a Western outlaw, but there is nothing in or about an Eastern dude that does not inspire the most cordial contempt. This, however, is not saying that either is to any commendable degree an admirable citizen. against Bush is said to have been the result ot a quarrel growing out of the refusal of Mrs. Bush to associate witb the new Mrs.

Tabor, and has exalted a great deal of bad feelmg against Tabor. The general lmpresalon is that the prosecution was malicious. high baa the feeling run that the Denver Club, a most prominent or-gaiuzMIon of tbe kind in the city, expelled Tabor, adopting at the same time a resolution to the effect that the expulsion was due to the faot that be married a woman with whom tbe ue tuarrieu woman wun wuuui me A Hal Thing In America It will be strange if some political issue is not soon made of the large purchases of land In the United States by syndicates of English capitalists, remarks a San Francisco paper. It is not necessary that any political issue should be made of the question of the propriety of permitting these purchases to conlinne. Congress can take all the continue, vonsreas can mi me EDITORIAL A ETEHU 4 TH.

Percales, batistes and znpbyrs are I UAVE JUsT received selling rapidly at tbe moment. I The Mollere shirt front remains In StfaW H2tS Stf 3 HiitS high lavor for little peoples dresses. CUrt ton Streets, Stockton, Cal. myietf Tns San Franei-c li-pirf of yesterday has an editotiai headed Why Cant We Hang Asybody Contrary to a natural IN THE LATEST Drass skirts may be very bouffant i Amvb i0aa r. i action that is necessary without wait- 'Tf1 8 families ot the club could not aaaool- or wbiohever is perferred.

Spring Styles, Spring Styles, action tuat is necessary wimoui. wan, thg Killroaa Commlj91onMa i.l Children wear hats and bonnets In I mrlotlnou 6 1 ale. Tbe sigmficauce ot this action Is Children wear hats aud bonnets in GALVANIZED PUMPS. D. J.

OULLAHAN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Wines, Liquors and Cigars, No. 177 Main street, Stockton. All the best brands of foreign I and Domestic wines, liquors and cigars al- 1 wa on hand and for sale at lowest prices. Agent I for NAPA BODA. jel2-tf 1 STOCKTON HORSE MARKET.

am now nrfparFd to simiiiy the needy aLVA.MZKl MlLTlOtf LI I or auy length or grade that they may require, nod ail are uumiuicd KONK and tnH at the Lourst Blark-t Kutet. NTOir.M ItANUFz. IUimU 4KK HECllAMCa lOOib CHEAP OK JAI1 To-morrow tbe great bridge spanning river and cuouccting Brooklyn witb York will ba formally opened to the public. Tne ceremony will ba grand and impressive. The President will be Uiere, go will the Governor of the State, several ex-Gwernorj and many other distinguished people.

Five thousand dollars will be sent up in fireworks from bridge in the evening. F. H. B0GG3, Proprietor. Corner of Iluntor Street SHner Avenue.

3 5 5 iv and H1NRT WHBAOB. CHJl. BBimOHT. all the new shapes Just like their elders. Velvet gauges and brocaded gauges are handsome additions to dress fabrics.

Many of Dennings lu ported costumes are made of shot or changeable silks, Valenciennes lace trims many of tbe handsomest embroidered muslin dresses. Copper-colored silks trimmed with black laoes are favorites with Parisian women. Percale robes, beautifully embroidered, are sold at very reasonable prices this season. Brides train are not very long when tbe dress is of India mall or any soft sheer fabric. OLD LODGE SALOON I Main Street, Opposite Court-House, Near Corner of Nan Joaquin.

1 BRUTSCHY ESHBACH Proprietors, I I tmne wines, liouors and cigars al I ways on hand. Two ttplendid Billiard Tables attached to the saloon. ROBERT ROWE, 260 Main Street. CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE at very l.w price: Hornes, new and second hind buggies, phaetons, spring wagons, buck boards, Petaluma cart, single and double harness, etc. One second hand Champion mower, new knife, atl in good running order; price, only lift.

Livery and Stabling at Low Bate. my2Sdwm NEW MUSIC Arrived up to may ip, isss, and for ale at Filzner Draught. Beer on de29tf Theo. Kueppsrs Book Store. Yo Semite Saloon.

179 Bain Street, Jack Douglas, Proprietor, A local came who recently suffered humiliation o4 being completely overthrown by a contestant at Lodi, discovered a typographical error in tho Mail of evening, wherein the latter" was printed instead of the tailor" in a local item, and this morning he exults over the find with exceeding glee. If this critio should come across a turned letter he would straightway pronounce the writer the article in which it was found a fool. He the happiness to sport a great mind. Tub San Francisco Exchange, whose editor has recently lost heavily in real estate speculations in Oakland (having, it supposed, shorted the market), cherishes strong prejudice against that town, which leads it to remark of the alleged increase of population lately: The people may be getting more numerous, but this settling up of Oakland shows a lamentable breach of common sense. It is shrewdly suspected that the editor has made heavy purchases in Saucelito and is endeavoring to work up a boom in that direction.

Old Song Book -so and chorus Scateh song without words Vei or No waits 80c 1 Kveniog Serenade march Firestone 80o fcf Thts list changed every Saturday. mylSned Wines, Liquors and Cigars YO SEMITE BLOCK mrlOtf Always on hand. Main street Stockton. All ths Newand Latest Styles in Photographs, Cameo, Glace, Eto 183 El Dorado Street, Stockton, Cal. 1 shown by the fact that all tbe prominent politicians of the city are members of the Denver Club, including I Senator Hill, Secretary Toiler and A.

R. Walcott, It is understood that 1 Bush will now bring suit against Tabor for $50,000 for alleged tuallcU I oua prosecution A Woman 9 Sentence. TOaMBSTONE, A. May 22. The last act of the drama which began with the killing of Billy Eingstnan, in February last, took place in tbe District Court to day.

When May Woodman, bis slayer, coovicied of the crime ot manslaughter, was brought in for sentence, Judge Pio-ney reviewed the affidavits whlob Euipy and Johns introduced for the defense on a motion for a new trial aud stated that be did not consider them sufficient. He overruled the motion. During the remarks of the Judge tn this connection the prisoner, who was acoompained by her mother, sat near her counsel, Messrs. Goodrich and Stanford, apparently unmoved by the denial of the motion. Baing requested to stand up, and being asked if she bad any reason to offer why seutence should not be pronounced, tbe prisoner broke into a paroxysm of tears, and, exclaiming, For Gods sake, let me die! sank into tbe obair.

Tue Judge then proceeded to state that having beon fouud guilty, it became bis duty to pass sentence; that his srupathy as well as that of tbe community went out to her because she was a woman, but bis duty as a magistrate prevented bis allowing it to warp bis judgment or stand in tbe way of justioe. Tbe custom so prevalent in tbU country of using weapons upon slight pretext for the purpose of redressing wrongs must be The practice of carrying concealed weapons, especially at night, was commented oo and condemned in the severest terms, The Judge, io conclusion, informed the prisoner that her term In the penitentiary oouid ba utilized by her in preparation for a higher and better life: that tbe full limit of the law was comparatively a llghtsen. teno, when taken tn conuectioQ with the crime, and he felt that bis duty compelled him to sentence tbe prisoner for a term of five years, the utmost limit prescribed for this offense. At the conclusion of tbe sentence tbe prisoner, who had been sobbing biueriy, wheeled in her chair, and looking at tbe Judge wiib flashing oyes, cried out, May God curse you forever AVON SALOON (Uod (he Avod Theater), C. SI.

ALDEn-. Proprietor I 1SG2. M. H. BOND, isss.

WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC. Advertisements under this head, not more than three lines, inserted for fifty cents per week or part ot a week. 1 ALL TUB 1jAIIE OF STOCKTON should save twenty-nve pr cent and buy I their shoes at 1S1 El Dorado etreqt. mylttf Fob sale-a good hotel in a town Oil the Narrow-Guage Railroad; a goad op-I portumty for a person seeking a business piste. Apply to John lully, real estate agent.

my22tf The choicest wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. Willows beer, ne cento a gluts. ap27-lm SETH PEYTONS J. A. JANOWSKI, Watchmaker and Jewaier (With 3.

O. STEEL), Slain Street, San Andreas, Calaveras County, Cal. TOR SALE THE TIVOLI RESTAURANT COURT-HOUSE EXCHANGE A on Center street, next to the What Cheer I Main street, opposite the court- house, Stockton. A fine hot lunch served I from 11 a. till 2 p.

n. Choice old liquors that have given this saloon Its reputation, and are not excelled if eluded by any house in Stockton. Stranat- '-t! Uays find the best brands of choice au Give os a look-in. Oastridltr ana Fiiajrai in; mam, WEBER AVENUE, BETWEEN CALIFORNIA acid American streets Hawiu made ar-raogemeiit3 wi'h tho auu'ncturers of funeral furnishing mate tale, he now ab.e t) di pose of the? goods to parues requiriog anything in tbl line of busiue at prices much lower than have been argdd hrrctofoie ior these goods Sails (a tion guaranteed in all ases ders by tele graph promptly attended to Telephone ho. 13.

I blouse, is lor sale on reasonable conditions, Twelve furnished rooms, restaurant, bar and bill-I lard table. Apply at the premises, my 18-1 FOtXD-A PURSE CONTAINING A SUM of money. Owner can have the same by proving property and payng xneii0es. Call at the free watering place on the Mariposa road. my23 Iw FLUMSHKO Ksiottm JhV cards for sale cheap at the Mail, otfice, Aiwin Iff Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies, a marvel I of purity, strengthand aholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosnhate powders. Solo only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POW-DER 106 Wall street, New York. ie23lvdkw I street, opposite the Court-house.

jckiati WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND muuo boxes repaired. Satisfaction 5 guaranteed AU orders from the coun-J try, bv mall or express promptly at- tended to. SAN BREWERY, I CORNER OF AMERICAN STREET Weber avenue. TOST WlitTH Proprietors. I Best Quality of Lager Beer I In bottles or In kegs, delivered free of charge I mrltf Holskm to hunt-houses to rent cheap, inq uire of P.

Musto, corner of Challsnsi Portablj Engine. yE HERESY cha'lenge any Market and K1 Dorado streets. Locket lost in this city a few days ago a gold locket attached to apiece of Highest Prices Paid for Old Gold and Silver. mySUfcwtf manufacturer of portable engines not fittted with at automate cut off to a Competitive IVmi, at a toifo.tol Sl.OUO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. pictures.

The finder will be rewarded by leav ng it at bhepherd A Quinn ocery store, Center street. my23tf Losing House to Bent. JACKSONS PATENT SINGLE OR DOUBLE-ACTION Suction or Life Pump. Alter, tian, Ernmst Guard. Tits officer and members of the Emmet Qurd are attend a special 1 meeting of the company, to he at their armory on THURSDAY EVENING, MkY 24th, i at 7 ooU ck.

FENNFLL, Captain Commanding. Petsr Martin, Oiderly Sergeant. inji.8 21 BILLIARDS. HLIPPRUY JUI TPHE building at the cornfr of A Grant and Church streets, opposite the 1 wheel factory, containing II roomr. Id was but as a hotel, aud contains a neat bar room.

It can be leased on very reasonable terms. Apply to H. Gregory Co, 2 4 California street, San Fiancuco. Sole for Pacific Coafc for Pvt nes celebrated CHALLFhGE ENGINE, and deuera in machinery a id sut pl of all ucscrpttou. United Also single or double action lift or Suction Force Pumps for Deeit and Shallow Wells.

ing for any political party to pass a resolution on the subject. The purchase by the nobility of England of large tracts of land in the United States constitutes the worst possible tendency towards a land monopoly, which is tho worst monopoly of all. Millions of acres, all in large tracts, aro said to have been sold to these purchasers latolv. The Government of England could not acquiro titlo to a single square foot of ground in our territory, nor can any Englishman avail himself of the advantages of our pre-emption laws until he has renounced his allegiance to the Queen. No subject of Great Britain can acquire title from the Government of the United States to any mining claim or mineral land.

The object of these latter provisions is clearly to keep the land for the occupancy and benefit of American citizens. But when English capitalists are permitted to come over here and purchase frouTAmeri. can owners large bodies of land for the occupancy of English tenants, the Intention of the law is plainly eir. cumvented. They might as well buy from the Government itself as from second hands, so far as the re-sults of the purchase aro concerned.

Those British noblemen who are coming to Atnorica to invest aim to establish here a system of landlordism similar to that vuhlch now exists in their own country, and which some day not far in the future will give rise to such tronblo as will hake the very throne. They are, in other words, endeavoring to fasten upon America, so far as their limited efforts can extend, an evil precisely like that which Great Britain is now wondering how she can shake oft without disturbing the very basis of her social structure. An Englishman owning a hundred thousand acres of land in this country and living in England would bear the same relation to his tenants and the State that the non-resident landlords of Ireland bear to their tenants and the stricken isle to which they have so long been a curse. Great as our domain is, and many as are tho opportunities which our people find for making a living, we have no room in America for the introduction of the land system of Eu-. rope.

It is un-American and strikes at tho very foundation of that which has been tho basis of our prosperity thus far. We need to curtail the holdings of our own citizens rather than to permit the encroachment of alien monopolists who have been bred in a school of oppression which teaches that the tillers of the soil should have no rights greater than thoo accorded to slaves. Congross cannot occupy itself bettor next Winter than in considering this question. As to Personal Courage, The idea which the San Francisco Report entertains of what constitutes personal courage is Indicated by the annexed paragraph taken from its columns When Gebhardt was struck and merdv Btod his ground, he was a coward. Yesterday in Colton a man struck Warren Earp and ran away, whereupon Earp liiedft pistol bulhk aft-r him.

But he will not ba biancLd as a coward. The man ho struck Gebhardt was a love-SaC rival named Sanford. Both duties were doing the silly at the shrine of the Jersey Lily. At least Gebby waj, and the other fel low wanted to, which is just as bad. Men in that delicate condition are not usually able to screw their courge up lo the highest sticking point.

It was cowardly in Sanford to strike Gebhardt, and ho was a nasty, moan thing for doing it. But Gebhardt did not prove himself a coward by not striking back. Thai was proved before. Every dude, every masher and every pimp is a cowa-d. Gebhardt may not fall properly in any of the3 three categories, but if it wore not for his a year there is no telling what he would be.

He is a society man with more money than manhood. It Is idle to talk about cowardice or the absence of it iu persons of this stamp. Cn the other hand, Earp is full of courage of the Western kiud. He has made a record and is entitbd to tho honor, for it must be remem. bored that on the Western froni 'i not the smallest distinction a citizen can enjoy is that of having proved Evat aod ths the last of ii a Nevada's Mouey Bass Ktaien senator.

I James A. Morrissey, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Slain Street, Opposite the Uourt-honae. myiO HAVE NOW TWO OF THE FINE6T LL-ia'd tables in this dty. Professional a amateur players are invlr cl to call and try them. KOttrRT BltoBKE, Corner of Center and Main Street my 23tedlw toll-nate and Lmden, one fra ill hand satchel, contaimug a bronze-gicen pli Eh purse, with four or five dolia-s in silver; also a pir of kid gloves The finder wi.l be tew.

ded by leat ing the same at the toll-gate or at F. A. Guernsey's afore at Linden, on tho Mokeiumno Hill road. myl8-lw SnftUATlONi TKI BY A young woman to do general houatwork Apply at the ofiice of the United btates Hotel, corner of Ceuter and Market streets. mylfa-lw I'O KEXT TURhE UNFURNI3HFD I rooms, suitable for house keeping.

Apply I at 346 Channel street, between btamsKut aud I Graut streets. my2Mw mO KENT CARDS FOR SALE CHEAP Al I the Mail office. Main street, opposite thr Court-house. JalStf WANTED TO FIND A MAN OF CAPITAL 1 wibing to invest in a mountain or foothill I I ranch with a man competent to carry on the I same. Address C.

Stockton, Cal. my 28 lw I WASTED-500 8MOEER3 TO BUY FIVE pa-kAgoa of egarettes for 26 cents at J. Bibbcro's cigar store, next bo Wolfs stable 26 lm I riTAXTED ALL THE SMOKERS IN THE I I VV city to try five and ten cent white-labor I cigars at J. Btbberos, next to Well's stable, Mam street. iny23-lm I THE PUELIC.

JOHN MULLEN. JULIUS D1ETBICII. Professor OCoxsell of the San Fran cisco Exchange is persuaded that though we may laugh to scorn the idea that the dog has anything to do with the there is implauted deep in the heart of every man a lurking suspicion that the gap between them is not as wide as the sausage dealers would lead us to suppose." Indeed it is not. There not a single missing link in the string of testimony going to establish the intimate relationship. In fact dog" and sausage" are almost interchangeable terms.

The senior proprietor of the Herald was accused last evening in a public place by a responsible citizen of having endeavored to sell the influence of hi3 paper to the Republicans in the Hayes-Tilden campaign. The accuser declared that he could support his assertion by affidavits. He is a lawyer and a prominent member of the Republican party, and doubtless knew what he was talking about. Now if this charge is not true it constitutes a slander. The senior member of the Herald therefore owes it to his honor, no less than to the reputation of his paper, to demand the production of the proofs in court.

A failure to do this will imply a conscious-nens of guilt. We know of no charge that could be made against a partisan or party paper more seiious than that of to sell out to the enemy. It is a kiud of ttvachory for which men are shot in the military service of all civilized countries. The Prehistoric Cemetery. fraTidnn new.

Two miles from Mandan, on the blufts near the junction of tho Hart and Missouri rivers, is an old ceme. tory of fully 100 acres in extent, tilled with bones of a giant race. 1 his vast city of the dead lies just east of the Fort Lincoln road. The ground has the appearance of hav mg been filled with trenches piled full of dead bodies, both man and beast, and covered with several feet of earth. Tn many places mounds, from eight to ten feet high, and some of them 100 feet or more in been thrown up and are filled with bones, broken pottery, vases of various bnght-colored Hints and agates, The pottery is of a dark material, beautifully decorated, delicate iu finish, and as light as wood, showing the work of a people skilled in the arts and possessed of a high state of emlizaion.

This has evidently been grand battlefield where thousands of men and horses have fallen. Nothing like a systemic or intelligent exploration has been made, as only little holes, two or three feet in depth, have been dug in some of the mounds, but many of the parts of the anatomy of man and beast, and beautiful specimens of broken pot-ery and other curiosities have been found in these feeble effoits at excavation. Five miles above Mandan, on the opposite side of tbe Missouri, another vast cemetery as yet unexplored. We asked an agerd Indian what his people knew ot these ancient graveyards. He answered 14 Me know nothing about them.

They were here before the rod man. Change of Firm, Mullen Dietrich, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. Graining, lazing, paperh andkalsominutg dune wlrb promptness at the lowest rates. Corner of El Borado and Channel streets, Mtockton my2S Mbs. m.

a. zignfog respfctfully informs the public that she has sold hr millinery business at No. 182 hi Dorado street to H. Thurstin. Zwisego, at D.

ferry's law oltice, is au fronzed to collect ad debts due Mrs. Zinego and to pay all debts owed by her. Mrs. Zignego takes thss opportunity of thauk-' Iner her many friends for their patronage in the S-st, and bespeaks a continuance ot the mmuo for er successor. my 18 lai The Davis Windmill.

wastki-kvery stock. ACi Aia tiLUilUaii tn to try Ccheu's five-cenc cigars at the IVadi-e store. my8 ALSO Engines, Eoilers, Pumps. Wood and Iron-Working Machinery, Belting, Packing, Hose, Etc. 0 fao-ly WELL BORING.

MANUFACTURED BY SMITH WILSON, 183 Commerce Street. Stockton. Plasterers, Attention. WAXTF.84 TO BUY OK LKABR- A second hard reaper; also, aaiited to hire ou two mowing mac lines, two span of horses and two men kor further information call at olners grocer storo, corner of Channel and Hun'er streets, or call on II. K.

bell m14-lw A TKO-EVERY BODY TO VISIT THE Paradise Store and net five packages of I cgai etteh for twenty-five cents. mvfitf C. MUNCH, Having ade arrangements to work the Jeromo Jlaun Patent jflaelftine, is prepared to cnntia't for well boring. VN ork ue ut ehort notice. Soft water guaranteed hi cveiy instance.

Orders l-'t at Thomas l.oonevs harno-s shp, Hunter street, hetween Channel ttriet and V4eoer avenue, will be promptly attended to. ap2J-lm I i i WASHINGTON TUCKER. THOS. P. WALSH, Notary Public.

I At a meeting of the laborers Union, held esterday, it as iiuaiiimou-ly du.ided that the rate Wage for Tending Plasterers, BEGINNING JUNE 1st NEXT, Should ba Fixed at $3.50 Per Bay THOMAS MERMN, President. John Tibrnfa, cretary. btocktou, May 21st. my 21 -3t TUCKER WALSH, I GENERAL OFFICE CORNER OF SLIS AND BUTTER srrect, oppon'e Its stable. Dei city and con re.U a e.

elrs of all kinds I mode one inmiwuon. Aponte for the Continental, 1 Ma a-a, Ma.u ao- Uttrs nd i.r Hampshire In-I surance Complies. Money to Loan, We have nupeibr fadluies for insuring craio in the fields. mykl-lm T. W.

HMD, HEALER. Cures by magnetism only No ugs used, uifice Maosioo Houo, btockion, Cal. m2tf N. HOLMAN HAl OPENED HIS JUNK STORK AT NO. 270 Weber avenue, next to Hatchs b'acksmuJi shop, opposite the Eagle Hotel.

To Soldiers cf the Late War- All ex-union soldi er9 and sailors desinrg to enrols In the Grand Anuy of the public are icvitod to assemble at our huad-I qnaiters, Auxins buildin, on Wt.DNfcSlA EVENING, MAY 2Hd, at 8 oclock, tor electioa and muster. This being the lat me ting before Memorial Day, it is the desire of the fogt that all houorab rischarged veieraus have an to join our oigamxation at that time. By order of 1 R. 8. JOHNSON, Commanding Post.

D. Watrriun, Adjutant. m21td This t8co.anFRi!.DJut-.M er durable mill made, aud it is claims i for it that it il) pump moie wa er with the same ze 1 puinp than auy windmill vet const, ted. Ii sides tha Davis gu'ptm? ndmill we mahii'acture bay-presses horse-powers, tank', troughs, cto. my23tf HIZEH-3, 4, 7, 8 and O-tnch.

Valves supplied to the trade. bATiSFACTlUN GUAKAN I'r ED OR NO SALE. Manufactured bv JOHN JAl'KHOV, dealer io Hardware, Tuiwate, Stoves, Rouges, Iron Pipe, Iron Tanks and Brass Good of every description, Stockton, Cal. One of these pumps can be seen In op ation at Abbott A btoweir windmill manufactory in tbis rity. mr2tf Senator James G.

Fair was born in Clougher, County Tyronn, Ireland, in 1331. His parents emigrated to America In 1843, settling lu Illinois. Young Fair was attracted to California in IS 49, where be engAged tn quartz mining. His mastery of the businees procured him tbe supermtendency of various properties In different parts of the State. In I860, Mr.

Fair went to Nevada, where his remarkable talent for engineering and mining proved the babis of hi loriuoes. He is sHd to have no equal as an architect and builder of quartz mills and chlnrlnlzing furnaces. In 1865 he became Superintendent of tbeOphir, and in 1867 of tbe Hale A Noroross. It was at this time that in exjunction with J. VV.

Mackay, J. C. Flood and tV. 8. OBrien, he formed the famous bonanza firm.

Mr. Flood was relied upon to 0 ire the pr per-ties from which such enorwou wealth was to be drawn. Various mines were acquired, which after wards constituted the Virginia solidated aud California mines. Millions and millions flowed Into the coffers of tbe firm. But Mr.

Fair continued his minute supervision ot tbe work, going down to tue lowest levels of the mines. 80 much exposure sonoosly impaired hi health and, in 1879, ho was obliged to lake a sea voyage. Ha sailed aruud iht world, retorumg to Nevada, when of 18S0 was at Us bight. Be was Utea Induoed to become the INFALLIBLE. Highest for Junk.

Price Paid ny9-lm TAPE WORM i gTILLTHE GREAT CALL COMES THROUGH- cut the coait for the Butnnic Blood Nevada and Mountain Lakes I Ice Compapyi stockton' I H. TAM, Agdlt. XW1M, 8 EL ICE AT ONE CFNT A POOND Office 258 ADDIE L. BALLOU, a STUDIO, MARKET STREET, SAN FRAVCIS-CO IE t-orU'ts oil ftom lift and after death a sjiecnal'y. Agj-ts wanted 10 aU the principal itus on the kauHcCn a.

ror27-3m is KnmiHjr.sirliQol Pleule. The picnic of tbe Episcopal Church Sunday school will be on May 29 -h, by steamer Herald, to the grove njar ban Joaquin budge. Music by Schmidt Dfeyfoui full band. A good time generally may be expected. during the bjosoq.

Mein 8reot, opposite the Yo Semite House. ii. TAM. 14 tf Liver and Kidney Purifier, the in-bder for Consumption, Asthma and Catarrh. Medicines to reach ail so-patted diseases, from one of our most successful lu i M.

Ds. It to a wH known fact that NO DISEASE can rei in the system with the proper use of BOTANIC MEDICINES, bent throughout the coast O. D. MARIAN L. WHiTNY, 124 Anderson street, ooruer of Beaver street Experienced nurse of twenty five years stand ing.

A warranted rtpeeifle from the celebrated Dr. kicard, 01 the Venereal Hospital, France, for UONoKMliEA and SiPlllLIB in IRON-CLAD NOTES by one of our greatest I astern phyriciacslbrow I Bran, Middlings and Gronnd a-ide fuse mod-sty. Tis a well-known fact that I two-tbuds of the human race are tainted more I Sirl6y or less with these diseases through Ignorance. I MAKiAN HITNY, I Alwmvs on band, and delivered to any pert of the 124 Anderson street, corner of Beaver street. I city free of charge.

Orders received at the Often. npflfi-lm i eareer of Levee a ad Qommictol ntoeeto. ayW rlFMOVED A MVS IN TWO HOURS WITH head complete or no chargi no foe in ad-vuoce ly a safe and mid modic ne. No fasting nor hindrance lorn business Changes reasonable M'ire than one thousand tape worma have su removed by PROFESSOR K. K.

SHIPLEY, now at the Grand Central Hotel for a Few Dayn Only. aplOnedtf THE CROWN MILLS IS OPERATKiN, AND ARE MAN- Crown Mills Patent Roller Floor, Drawn after the most form, and pile so it la boakt of Pl McDONUELL, SAN JOAQUIN 8TKELT, NEXT TO DOAIi Dunning's stoblee. Premium Horseshoer General 8cksmithing Shop, CORNER OF PARK AND AURORA STREETS, beockton, JOSEPH ULBRAC, Proprietor. FA1I VInfoof blacksmith work done promptly aod cheaply. Horcv Bh all lound for fi.fk suyii lm GsNOt, Nevada, December 12, 1881.

Oar drasrust, Dr, C.B Lus, keps Aov mens Cough byrap. He says it has a good gate, aud gives general G. W. baciTH, publisher Gnoa Courier Piquet and Scotch suits in great variety at 181 1 Doiado street. Hoifsiboelag done promptly, safely end at reason able roue.

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