The Independent from Santa Barbara, California • 1

VOL. VII. NO. 180. SAN TA BARBARA, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 18SG.

PRICE FIVE CENTS. ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMS. Xt is an Batablished Pact L. STORE cannot be Undersold. ONTARE RANCH Three Miles West of Santa Barbara, Cal.

Coach Horses, Draft Horses, TBOTOIING 13 It ED HOKStEB AND aad Greatest cavery. Dr. J. De Pratis Hamburg A crystalized fruit oathartio. A Recovery of the greatest interest to Vn Medical Profession.

A boon to every household. A most delicious laxative or purgative prepared from fruits and vegetables. So perfectly harmless that they'inay be administered with entire safety to an infant. So efficacious to adults that a single dose will prove their valuu, and so elegant a preparation that it needs only to be presented to the public to become a necessity in every household throughout the laud. For liver complaints, habitual constipation, imligestioD, dyspepsia and piles, they are a specific.

To travelers by sea and land they will lie fonud invaluable; they are positively nnfailing in their action, and this is the only medicine ever offered to the public that is acceptable to tho taste, and so pleasant that children will eat the figs as eagerly as candy. For sale by every Druggist throughout the world. Price, 25 cents box. J. J.

Mack Props, 9 and 11 Front Street, San Francisoo. Cal. Near double width, ail wool homespun suitings, only 37 cents per yarl, great bargains, at Nobles Those wishing a fine eigar should try tbe Dotlet, sold by J. C. Martin.

S. Loomis has just received the most oomplete stock of robes and horse blankets ever brought to Santa Barbara. Some sf them are very elegant. He has also a fine lot of whips fresh from the manufactory and handsome side saddles. Go to Kriegs for the coolest and best beer.

Lager beer always on draught. Large assortment of stamped linen splashers, tidies, towels, tray cloths, table and side board covers, newest designs, will be sold very low at Nobles. W. C. Show has just received from the manufactory a large assortment of wooden ware that be intends to throw upon the market cheaper than was ever known before.

Go to Cooks first-class studio for yonr photographs, State street, on the ground floor. Cabinets, $5 per dozen. Excellent baled hay and in fact anything in the feed line can be bad at C. E. Hoffmans.

Parties wishing the best of harness at the lowest prices should call, on Eli Rundell. Ice! Icel Ice! Genuine lake ico, not manufactured, at Meyers Restaurant. Families can be supplied N. J. Moley will in a few days receive his stock of fall goods.

That is the place to go to get a choice of fine suits. He will have this year one of the largest and most complete assortments ever brought here. Seal Hag Bare. London Oct. 30.

The internation' al handieap double toulling sweep etakes took place to-day on the Thames. The raoe consisted of two trial beats and a final, was rowed over the course from Wandsworth foot bridge to a point a little below Hammersmith bridge, a distance of about 2 miles. The first heat was between G. Perkins and Dave God win and Wallace Ross and G. Lee.

The former had Surey station and the latter Middlesex station. When Ross and Lee started from the scratch. Perkins and Godwin had 12 seconds start, Perkins and Godwin won the heat; AMERICAN TEAM AHEAD. London, Oct. 30.

The seoond heat was between John Teemer and Albert Hmm and G. Bubear and W. G. East. Teemer and Hamm the American team won the heat easily by several lengths.

The final heat and race was won by Teemer and Hamm who defeated Perkins and Godwin. lata Hotlcaltwral Beclety. San Franoisoo, 29. The fol lowing resolution was adopted: Whereas, The vast and growing fruit and vine interests demand some forcible means to protect them against careless persons, therefore, be it Resolved, That this sooiety appoint a committee of three to pre sent for consideration of the State Fruit Growers Convention at Sacramento such remedies and draft suoh laws as to them seems best. Ou this oommittee were appointed W.

G. Klee of Berkeley, E. H. Rix-ford of San Francisco and S. F.

Libe of San Jose. The society adjourned to meet in Sacramento on November 19th. Garland Oplalan. Washington, D. Oct.

30. Attorney General Garland has given his opinion to the Secretary of the Treasury that the National banks most deposit interest-giving bonds to secure their circulation and that the called three per cent bonds cannot be used as a basis for circulation. Pavaieat of Troops. San Francisco, Oct. 30.

The War Department has ordered the payment of troops on muster roll of Oct. 31st, at San Diego barracks. Jim Boaglas. Washington, D. Oct.

30. The fourth race of the National Jockey Club to-day was won by Jim Douglas. Time 1:44. Thoasand of Consumptives. Have received benefits from Greens Lung Restorer, Santa Abie, an invaluable preparation for Coughs, Colds, and all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.

Not a secret compound made from Abietine Balsam and Mountain Balm. Physians, Ministers, Vocalists and Pnblio Speakers acknowledge it the King of Congh Cares. For sale by A. M. Ruiz.

adohkm: RUIN. Showers are Falling Above and Around Us. Inikin Pacific. State Fair Troop Phldsctalliier Baca Garland Oplulwn Dla-charfad Kaa AekareExe. cated Thrwwaa ar Daaglas, Etc.

ExecatcA Wlthwat Caafeailea. Victoria, B. Oct. 29. Robert Evan Sproale was exeouted this morning at 8:10 oclock at the Provincial jail in the presence of about 20 persons.

The crime for which Spronle suffered penalty of death was the mnrder of Thomas Hammil on the 3d of Jane, 1885, on the borders of Kootenai Lake. Strenuous efforts have been made to delay the execution and numerous reprieves have been granted, several being on the request of the U. S. Government. To the last day hopeful and expeoted that the sentence would be com' muted.

Yesterday however, heap peered to give up hope and prepared himself to die. During the night he slept well and this morning partook of a substantial breakfast. His demeanor was that of a man who had made his peace with God and was reconciled to the fate awaiting him. His advisers, the Reverends Frazer and Percival endeavored to draw from him a confession but he persistently said he had nothing to confess. Tknwa eat at Can.

San Franoisco, Oct. 69. In July 1885, Edward F. O. Ham brought suit in the Superior Court against the oity and county of San Franoisco, or 2,000 or 3,000 defendants, to obtain possession of a larger portion of the city south of Market street, under what is known as the Sberr-back title.

Some of the defendants demurred to the complaint, which was sustained by Judge Finn to-day on the ground that the notion is barred by the statute of limitation whioh practically throws the action oat of Court. Southern Pacific. San Francisoo, Oct. 30. Commencing to-morrow, the 31st through passenger trains will be run to Paso Robles Hot Springs the new terminal of the Soledad Extension of the Southern Paoifio.

Leaving San Franoisco at 10:40 a. daily passengers will arrive at the Springs at 7:35 p. where dinner will be awaiting them. A through passenger will leave Paso de Robles daily at 8:45 a. m.

arriving in San Francisoo at 6 p. m. Garrlty Discharge. San Francisoo, Oct. 29.

In the case of John Garrity charged with the murder of John Debasson at the Cremorne Theatre on July 30, 1885. during a general fight, was tried before Judge Freer to-day. The evidenoe failed to show that he had inflicted the wound whioh caused De-ftassons death and alter being eut five minutes, the jury retured a verdict not guilty and the prisoner was discharged. Baa Ashers la a Peg. Boston, Oct.

29. The Steamer Pavonia of the Canard Line got ashore near Durbury in a thick fog last night on a pine ledge, three miles north on Garnett Point. She lies in a very dangerous position. The Pavonia sailed from Liverpool for Boston, Oct. 19th.

ThtoNFfelio danger whatever to life, as the pis-aengers will be landed to-night. Eos Angeles Passenger List. Los Angeles, Oct. 30. The following passengers sailed to-day per steamer Elder, for Santa Barbara: Marcus Eells, eon and daughter, Rev.

A. W. Jackson, Rev. John Bakewell, A. J.

Furbish, Mrs. A. W. Coffin, F. Dunbar, Ben Solmon, C.

8, Pearson. Showers at San Francises. San Francisoo, Oct. 30. Contin none showers of rain fell here last night and this morning, making sixty hundredths of an inoh up to noon.

Weather cloudy and prospects of more rain. MOB KAIK. Santa Cruz, Oct. 80. There were several fine showers last night and it continues rainy to-day.

The rain will do tome damage to late grapes. Another Call. Washington, Oct. 29. The Secretary of the Treasury this morning issued the one hundred and forty-fourth call for the redemption of bonds.

The call is for $10,000,000 bonds of the 8 percent loan of 1882. Bala at Saata eras. 'r'v -Santa Cruz, Oct. 29. It commeno-d raining here at 2:45.

The indi nations are for showers only. aaey. New York, Oct. 30. Noon Money, State ov California, Kxeittivk Department.

JOTICE 13 HEREBY UIVEN THAT a (tenoral Election will Le held through out 1 10 State on Tl ESDAY, OF THE NKCSND DAI NOV EM HER, A l. Klghto-m Hundred and when the following utlUein will ou elected, to-Mtl: 1 OoNornor. 2- Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of hLUc. 4- 'ontmller.

ft Treasurer. 6 Attorney Oenemh 7 Surveyor General, ft I'lerk of the Supreme Court. I' Hiiperlntendentnr Public instruction It-Mix Representative to the i'ongr' of tho United States To be elected as fol lows: irst Congressional District. Compost of tho Counties of Ikd Norte, Humboldt Trinity, Hisklyou, Shasta, Modoc, Lassen, Plumas, Sierra. Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Lake, Honoiua and Napa: Oik Representative.

Hoeond Congressional District, Coil of tho Counties of Hutte, Htittei uba. Nevada, Placer, Pd Dorado, Am. dor. Calaveras, Han Joaquin, stanislnm Merced, Tuolumne, and Mariposa: One Representative. Thin! Congressional District.

Compos edof theCouoties of Yolo, Haora men to, Holano, Contra Costa, Marin, and Alameda: One Representative. Fourth Congressional District. Com- rwed of all that portion of the City and minty of Han Francisco, described ag follow, to wit: Commencing at the Inter section of Bryant street with the watet of the Huy of 8an Franoisco, continuing thence along thecentreof Hrani street to the oenlre of Seventh tl ence along the centre of Seventh street to the cantri of Market street; thonco along the centre of Market street to thecentreof street; thence along thecentreof Mi AIMster street to the centre of Lcavciff worth street; thenoe aloug the centre of Leavenworth street to the centre of Huftei street; theuee along the centre of Huttci street to the eeutre of Hyde street; the ice along the centre of Hyde street to the cen tre of California street; thenoe along lh centre of California street to Its in to ram tlon with the east Hue of the (Jlty Cemetery, thence northerly In a direct llov to the Waters of theluclflc Ocean: tiienc-along theshore in an easterly direction to the place of beginning, together with all the islands within the boundaries id tho City and County of Nun Francisco: One Representative. Fifth Congressional District Composed of all hut portion of the City and Counts of ban Francisco not included in the Fourth Congrcxsiouul District together with the counties of 8nn Mateo, Hauln Cruz, and haute Clara: Gno Representative. Sixth Congressional District.

Compos cdof the counties of ban Remto, Moutere? Luis Obispo, hanta Barbara, Ventura Kern, Tulare, Fresno, Alpine, Mono! Invo, ban Bernardino, Los Angeles, aud Han Diego: One Representative Three Railroad Commissioner -To be elected hv districts, a follows: First District Composed of the counties of Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Del Norte, F.l Dorado, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Mendocino, Modoc, Naoa Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Haerameuio, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Holano, Sonoma, Suker, Tehama, 'Irinltv, Yolo, and Yuba. One Railroad Commissioner. Heeond District Composed of the counties of ban Muieo.ami tho yniid County of bun Franuiscot Ono Railroad Commissioner Third District Composed of the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Fresno. Inyo, Korn, lx Angeles, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, Monterey, ban Benito, ban Her nardino, ban Diego. Han Joaquin.

San Luis Obispo, Hun in Barbara, bantu Cl Haute Cruz, Stanislaus, Tulare, Tuol umne, and Veutura; One Railroad Com iniHsioncr. Four Members of the State Board of Kiiuallzatton To be elected as follow: First District-Composed of thoOttyand Coutity of San Francisco: One Mom be- Heeond District-Composed of the counties of Alameda, Alpme, Amador, Calaveras, Contra Costa, El Dorado, Nevada. Placer, H.icmmrii.o, Han Joaquin, and Tuolumne: One Member. Third District Composed of the counties of Butte, Col lisa, Did Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Mari, Mendocino. Modoc.

Napa, Plumas, Shasta, blerm, Siskiyou, Holano, Sonoma, Nutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yolo und Yuba: One Member. Fourth District. Composed of the Counties of Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Angeles, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, Monterey, ban Benito, ban Bernardino, Han Diego, bun Luis Obispo, ban Mateo, Hanta Barbara. Haute Clara, Hanta Crur, btanls Ian, Tulare, and Ventura: One Member. Two Associate Justices of tbe Huprcme Court.

One Associate Justice of the Hupremo Court Uuexpi red term, vice K. M. Ross, resigned. Four Judges of the Huperlor Court, In and for the City aud County of Han Fran- cisco, One Judge of the Superior Court, In aud for the City and County of Han Francisco, unexpired term, vice Walter H. Levy, appointed.

One Judge of the Superior Court, In amf for the County of Amador, u.icxpired term, vice C. B. Armstrong, Appointed. One ndge of the bimorior Court, In and for theCounty of Contra Costa, unexplr ed term, vice Thomas A. Brown, resigned Ono Judge of the Huperlor Court, in and for the County of Hanta Barbara, unex olr ed term, vice K.

B. Canfield, appointed. One Judge of the Huperlor Court, In and for the County of Han Diego, unoxpired term, vice W. T. McNoaly, resigned.

Forty btate Senators To be elected aa follows: In each Senatorial District, as defined and described by Act of the legislature, approve March 4. 1H83: One Henator. Eighty Assemblymen To be elected as follows: In esch Assembly District, as defined and described by Art of the Legislature, approved March 13, ltfti: Ono Assembly inan. And Ido hereby offer a reward of One Hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating the provisions of Title IV, Part of Uie Penal Oode; such reward to be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purposo reaches the sutn of Ten Thousand Dollars In testimony whereof. Georgo Stone man.

Governor, have hereunto my hand and caused the Great Heal of th State to be affixed, at the City of Hacra-mento, on this, the fourteenth day of Heoternber. In the year one thousand eight hundred and etghtv-slx. GEORGE bTONKMAN, Attest: Governor. Thomas Thompson, Secretary of State. PROCLAMATION.

8TAT OP tA ul FOR NI A EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. SSCKAMRNTO, JULY II, 1W. Whereas, The IjftgUiaoireof the State of California, at its Twenty-sixth sesdon, ginning on the fifth day of a. i. eighteen hundred and eighty five, two thirds of all the members eteotid to each of the two Houses of said Legislature veiling in favor thereof, proposed tnn following amendment of sections One, Klglr, Ten, and Eleven of Article Thirteen or the Constitution of the btate of California: AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE.

Section 1. AH property In the State, ex cept railroad, not exempt under the laws of the United States, shall be taxed in proportion tolLs value, to be ascertained a provided by law. The word property, as used in this article end section, is hereby declared to Include moneys, credit, bonds, storks, due, franchisor, and all other matter and things, real, personal, and mixed, capable of private ownership; provided, that growing crops, proper) used exclusively for public schools, and such as may belong to the IJolted btate, (tils state, or any other county or municipal oorponii Ion within this stale, shall be exempt from taxation. Growing vines and fruit trees shall be deemed to be and shall be assessed and taxed as a part of the realty: and, provided further, that railroads snail be taxed aa provided In section ten of this article; and provided further, that the Legislature may provld for the exemption from taxation of ships and vessel owned and registered or rolled In thlsHUte.or may tax such ships and vessels on their gross or net earnings, In lieu of an ad valorem tax. The lafure may also provide, except in case o' i rredite secured by mortgage or trust deed I for a deduction from oredltsof debts due That the I.

X. to bona fide resident of thin State. Double taxation iu any form is prohibited. bcc. The Legislature shall by law, require each taxpayer in the blate to make and deliver (o the County Assessor annually, a statement under oath, set-ling forth specifically all property, real aud personal, except railroad proper.

asdeflued iuaecllou ten of this article, owned by such taxpayer, or in his poh. slon or under his control, at twelve o'clock meridian, or the first Monday la March. Sen. 10. All property, except railroad property, hereinafter provided, shall be assessed in the oounty, oily, city au county, town, township, or district In which It la siluaied, In the manner pro vided by law.

Every corporation and person owning o. operating a railroad, or any portion thereof, to this HtateJthall, on or before the first day of July or each rear, pay to the State Treasurer an annual ax of two and a half per cent upon the gross earnings, earned within this btate, of such railroad, for the year ending upon the thirty-first day of December ncx' preceding, which tax shalHiein lieu of ail other btate and Couuty taxes npon the franchise, business, right of way roadway, ro-db -tl, rails, rolling stock, fences, stations and their appurtenances, and upon ferry boats, when ope -ated as a part of such nutroad, and upon tho liares ol the capital slock, dud upon the mortgages, deeds of trust, oontracta or other obligation by winch a debt is secured unon such property. AU other property belonging such corporation or person shall be assessed aud taxed aa other properly is assessed aud taxed. Ths gross annual earnings earned during die year ending on the thirty-first day of December last preceding, of all railroads, shah be, annually, before the first day of May thereafter, ascertained and do. dared by the State Board of Equalisation, under such rules and regulations as may bu presonbed by said Board; provided, however, that the Legis-lavure may at any time pass laws proscribing said rules and regulations.

In all eaws where railroads are situated pH rtly within tins Hiate and Mrtl without this blate, the grows annual earnings thereof shall bo ascertained and dclerimiiud by taking: FichW The grots earning wb'cb, during the roar last preceding, have been earned abohv within this btate. Second The gross earnings which, during the same ear, have boHii partly earned within lute Htate and partly without this Mute, ahich be ascertained by apportioning such earnlucs between this btate and other Status and Territories, in the proportion which the numlier of miles of such ratlrcad situated in thie hiate, and ued in nuking such earnings, bears to the whole number of miles Uieroof, by the use of which such earnings have been made. Tho proortion of internal earnings thus ascertained shall be added to the earnings tuade wholly wiUun the btato, and the total thus obtained stud be taken and dreined to be the gross earning of eu railroad for all purposes of assessment and taxation. For every purpose of ten section, except for tbe puriMjme of ascertaining the proportion of interstate earnings to added to the earnings mode wholly within this btate, all railroads Gjwmiod a one i-tem shall bo treated as one road. One third of ths tx paid by corporations or imracms owning oroperstmg railroads under the provisions of this section, shall become a part of the Fund of this btate, and twe-thlrls thereof hall be paid to tho County or Counties in which aid railroad is situated, in proportion to the length of the railroad operated in the several Counties.

For the purpose this section a consolidated City and County shall be treated as a County. Any corporation, association, partnership, person, or persons, uuliwfully failing or refusing to nay the tax herein provided, when the ame snail become due, or a lUun thirty days thsre.dte', shall be deemed to hae waited their right to iterate thdr railroads within this btate. The taxes herein provided for, together with such penalties as the Legitdature may Impose for the non-pay nient thereof, shall be a lien upon the proterty hereinbefore in this section de signaled, and may be enforced In such manner as the Legislature may by law proscribe. Ail railroads, so far as they ire situated withio the boundaries of any common school district, shall be suiicct to an ad valorem tax for school purposes voted by the electors of the district at a sjiocial election he'd that purpose, the same as other property situated within the district, anything in this article to be contra notwith standing. And ail ths railroads, as far as they are situated within the boundaries of any in corporate! city or town, shall be subject to au ad valorem tax for mu lcial purixieus the same as other proerty sitiuted therein, anything in this article to the contrary notwithstanding.

Hoc. 11. luoome taxes may he ssmhm1 and collected from persons, corporation, jointatock aiMociationa, orcomjmnios, resident or Going business in this btate, or any one or more of and in such cases and amounts and in such manner as shall be presontwd by law. No Court within Una btte shall have the power, by in Junction or otherwise, to Interfere with, hinder, or delay the collection of any tax laid under the form (if law, except upon a showing that the same property has been taxed more than once (or the same purpose In the earns year, and then only upon payment to the Tax Collector, or Into Court, of a sum equal to the amount of one of the taxes so laid upon the projwrty in question, provided, that In all oases actions may tre maintained against the Tax Collector to re over Illegal taxes taid under protest. All such actions must be commenced within thirty days after such illegal taxes have been paid.

It shall be the duty of the Courts in which such action may be brought to try them, upon the request of either party, In adenoe of all other civil set-ions, and such taxes so paid under protest shall be retained by the Tax Collector, or such other officer as the Legislature may designate, until eucbactions shall have been finally decided. OHIDULS, Nothing in hl amendment shall effort any assessment or tag heretofore made or levied, or interest thereon, or any penalty heretofore In curred, or any action or right of action on account of any such assessment, tax, interest, or penalty; and all laws in force at adoption of thie amendment, not Inconsistent therewith, shall remain In full force and effect until altered if repealed by the Legislature. Ths first levy and payment of taxes against railroad property hereunder, shall be mtde In the year eightemj hundred and eighty-eix, and shall be u)Mn the gross earnings, to be ascertained as horein pro vided. for the entire year of eighteen hundred nd eighty-five. Taxation for the ite-al year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and eighty-five, is not affected by this amendment.

Now, therefore, pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution and an Art of the Legislature, entitled "Ao Act to provide fertile sutuoiMion of proposed amendments to th Constitution of the Htate of California, to the qoahfijid electors for thffir approval, apprevod Murch 7, A. 1-JM83," the said amendment is submitted to be voted ufxm, by ballot, by the qualified electors oftne btate, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, The amendment is designated Amendment Number One," and the ballot used at sui election must contain the words Foe tux Asksd mxxt Nt MBxa Ov' or the words 'Auainnt Tint Amsiimt Nuvbr Ohs written or printed thereon. Audi dohereby offer a reward of Ons und red Dollars for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating the provisions of Title 1 V. Fart 1, the PenalCode; such rewant be paid auDl the total am unt expended hereafter tor the purpose reaches the sum of ten thousand dollars, Witness my hand and the Great Beal of the State, the day and year first written 1Hbl. GEOHUE ttfoNEMAN, A Ooveruur, Attest: T.

L. Tho ran, Secretary of State. iUPKRYISORs' PROCLAMATION. Offioa of tbe Board of Super- Twora, Hanta Barbara Conntj, California.) Notice i hereby given that at the General Election to be held on Tneedaf, November 2d, 1886, th following officer to be elocted. e.

CHtS.F. Ifflff I AM AUTHORIZED TO PLACE UPON msrket for esis the II. L. GARFIELD, Situated on tbe Meet, about 21 miles West if Uie City of Hanta Barbara. This estate oumprie-ee Minis liOaoreeof land, all of which la tiilaMe and of very fin quality, being principally a sandy Um, and well adaited to the ralalsg ef fruit and cereals.

Tbe ranch is very 1 FIKELY WATERED lljr mv.nl ipnnn, th. r.Ur baing plpad t. a Iwk. romrvolr holilln, too Inmli, and Iraa th.no. ourlmt to th.

bourn, outbuilding. over th. irrounda. Than an lao two walla, wl Uuk himm flftv (aat hlvb, n.nUlulu, Uiik. hnlilln 600 Iwmla.

Tha lmpruvemanta.ra.houa. ol Un batli.ruum, upplid with hid and oold water, and plunty of ulumta, hay window, plaaaw la-aid. hlludi. M.rd ftniahwi tlimugjuut, Thar. I.

alao laundry with ttatlnnary tulx, hut aid onld water, tvat.har with mv.nl nio. outild. bulldliur. H.rn of 80 by 60 feat, with com avlb ud mrriw houaa. Tlio entire pmparty teas-d orum fniaed.

Than Kim. 800 PRUNES, A young orchard of IM ll.rtlett and 1M Apple Irma, 40 Kiiglbli Walnut tr.aa, loo Hof Hindi Alinoud trma, fto Onniraand Letnun Iran, and 600 ollv. Irene In full bsarln. Than alao, an old orchard on tho placo In which la a puiaral aaeurtm.nl of avanr variety of fruit for tlioiablo. Mo IrrlptUon la roqulrad to aiaiur 'f 'I ma proiwrty muat be aoafl to bo appreciate, and le admimldy luctad for tubdlvialon lute email homvalmd and la fuat tha held for aiwculatlon, Ita pmahnity In town, tho Involy new of tha ocom lyln at your foat, tin paid upaiin of water with aUauoer and aall umalaat-ly pualinr batora you, rauden thla tha apoi fora BKAiTirn.

qi ikt iiokir. Will be euld with nr without tho furniture, for further Information antinlro of or addraaa hv mail tho underlined, 1 11. I Real Estate Agent. Santa Barham, Auuat doth, MM, adU-lniUAw. PURE CANDIED! Manufactured by JOSEPH C.

MARTIN, Only Th Bm Material! Im. Elegant Creams and Caramels a Specialty. AT THB OLD HTAIfD OK 8TAT atrmitoppualte tho 1leroo block. For the Best Watch Work ooto ffcharlins. At tub postofficb jewilry ktw lie niinni Prepared rrwm tho Art Ire Mdlla( Proper) l.a Cowlaliaad la i Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut.

Blank Bmt, Bug Ban, Bitter Boot, Blood bcnit, Cal may Bark, Barborry Bark, Sweet Flay. Indian ILrmp, Warn-Uno, A Golden Seal, oto. For tholpmdyaad Varmanoal lalhftfh lomd bop-lea. aaawi of Dy.pvpa, dauodioo, Chllle and rarer, onterwl IrltMtion, ou Haadaaha, O.uaral Debility, And all other dlmaar arlain from I Blllou Mate of the uoaiwh, or aa InooUv) Vimm Um, X2DIV0TOI? Mholm. vi ia .10 pavoo ana.

Tb bat 84.00 Ladia Frnoh Kid hot ton boot in Santo Bar bar nt Boll Hunt EASCI8 T. DMEBHILL, FropT. and amendment number one to the Oomtitation to be voted on: 1. Governor, 2. Lioutoiiant-Oovernor; A.

Hrtcratarv of Mtate; 4. Controller; ft. Treasurer, fi. Attoruey Gnnoral; 7. burvoyor Goneral; A.

lork of the Huprcme Court; 0. Superintendent of Publio Instruo. tlon; 10. One Representative to tbe Congress of the United blates-Mxth Congressional Dintilct 11. One Railroad Commissioner Third R.

R. District; li. One Member of the State Board of Equalization Fourth District; Two Associate Justices of the Supremo Court; U. One Associate Justice of the Hu- tuvme Court, unexplred term, vice E. M-(os, resigned.

lft. One Judge of the Superior Court, fine plred term, vice H. B. Caufleld, an-(whited. id.

One 8tat Senator 3d Senatorial Dlsiriot; DUtrlot Assembly Jfl. Amendment number one, to tbe Constitution; lit One County Clerk: 2o. le County Auditor; 21, Ono County Rooordcr: 22, OneHhorlflf; 2ii On County Tax Collector: 2f. One District Attorney; 2ft. One County 1 rcasurer; 20.

One County Assessor; County Superintendent of 27. On Schools; 2. one County Surveyor; 2H. One County Coroner; HO One Punlie Administrator; 81. OneHupervisor forth Heeond Hu-pervixor DiariotompoMcd of the first and seeon election precinctwof Hauta Bartmra City; 82 One Hupervlsor for the Fifth Neper-visor District, oonipoM of Uuadaiiipe, bauUt Murla, HImuoc, LaGraclosa and Los Alamos election prtH-ineta Two Justircsof Hie Peace and two Constables for tlie First Judicial Township composed of Monleclto audCarpinte-ria election precincts.

H4. 'I wo Justices of the Peace and two Constubles for tbe Hocond Judiclsl Township, mmi posed of the first and second election precincts of Uie City of Santa Barbara; kft. Two Justices of the Peace and two Constables for the Third Judicial Town-ship, composed of Hope, la Patera aud oh Pueblo vlcotion precincts; Hfl. Two Justices of the Peace and two Constable for the Fourth Judicial Township, composed of Las Cruces and Ballard election precincts; X7 Two Justices of the Peace and two Constables for the Fifth Judicial Township, composed of Lompoc and Hanta Rita election preclude; 88. Two Justices of the Peace and two Constables fortheHfxth Judicial Township, coin posed of Lo Alamos and Hisquoc lection precincts; 8.

Two Justices of the Peace and two Constables for thebe ventb Judicial Town of Guadalupe Marla aud IaA Uraclosa election precincts. CARPIXTEKIA PRtolNOT. Polling place, Smith's Hall. Judges, Charles Richardson and J. H.

Franklin: Inspector, Henry Fish. PRECINCT. Polling place, Brick School House, fudges, Lombard Conklin and Frank Mtoddard; Inspector, W. A. Hoyne, Hr.

SANTA BARBARA PRECtSCT NO. Polling place, Third Ward High School llouee Judges, J. N. 8weter and Ell Rundell; Inspector, Edward Ivleon. SANTA BARBARA PKWINCT NO.

Polling place. Court House. Judges, J. D. Peer end 1 B.

Fierce; Inspector, H. B. Bras low. HOPE PRRTf N(T Polling place, School House. Judges John G.

Htnlth and L. G.Oiivor, Inspector, George M. Will fains. LA PATKRA PRECINCT. Polling place, ikdiool House tftafaela.) Judg(w, Jfswtph Hegtoa and W.

T. Li Hard; Inspector, A. O. HculL DOS PUEHI.ClS PRECINCT. Polling paoe, Hehool House.

Judges, R. H. lxty and George A. Halls. Inspect or, Harold Hturges.

LAS CRUCES PRECINCT. Polling place, fikdiool House. Judges E. If. Hoilteter and B.

F. Nosser. Imuiector. II. L.

McNoalv. BALLARD PRECINCT. Polling place, Hehool House In tbe town of Hanta Judges, F. JobuMton and J. Hobson; Inspector, T.

U. Jam son LOMPOC PRECINCT Polling plaoe. Lompoc Hotel. Judges, R. Mncitln and John P.Hauudtirs;lnspecL-or, II.

Pollard, ANTA RITA PRECINCT Polling place, Hehool House. Judges, R.W Saunders and H. J. Hoot; inspector, Richard earner. LOR ALAMO PRECINCT Polling place.

Bell District School House. Judges, F. L. Wbltcher and Peter H. Coyner; Iuseotor, W.

W. Curtis ANTA MARfA PKEINCT, Polling place, School House. Judges, H. J. Jones and W.

T. Morris; lris)ctor, M. Thornburg- OI7APALUPR PRECINCT Polling place. Odd Fellows' Building, fudges, Cueno and Battista Pczzoul; lu-pe4tor, M. 1L Hm.

SINQtroC PRETINtT. Polling place, School House. Judges, M. P. Hudson and William K.

Hobson; Inspector, Walter Elliott LA ptac, Hehool House. Judges, C. S'libbTefield aud C. il. Olives; Inspector, D.

N. Kelsey. Thus done in open Board this 5tb day of October, issfi. Jan R. Vancx, Cbolraao Board of RuirTisors.

Attest: F. L. Kkll4oo, Clerk. 1 By A B. Williams, Deputy.

Preferred Loral A car load of eastern furniture ust received at Pierce Bros. Great reduction in prices of boots and shoes to make room. Fine Frenoh Calf whole vamp. Hand sewed 86.50, Burt A Packards 87.50 formerly 88.50; other goods in same proportion at Boll A Hunts. Carpets, wall-paper and bedroom sets at prices lower than any other house in the city, at Pierce Bros.

Farmers would do well to call and see Eli Rundells new style of plow harness. For ohoioe fruits of all kinds go to G. B. Parmas. Jamba, Jamba The original Abietine Ointment is only pat up in large two-ounoe tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all skin eruptions.

Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Ointment. Sold by A. M. Ruiz.

Juoe28-dAw P. J. BARBER ARCH! rSCT. OFFICE AND CONSULT rxmm on De Is Vifls at root oecood door below Carrillo. spedftcttlon and deUlli furnished few all ytes of buildings, bridges aud monument wo with Approximate estimates of their cost.

Whin required, work will be eubaitted for bids, ploed under on-(net end superintended In He construction. CONSULTATION FREE. Special orders for windows, doors, mouldings, brackets sod other miUwork will be Sited at greatly reduoed prices. Sanitary plumbing specialty. Wood mntel of everv description designed, iron fireplace, minUirn and encaustic tiles, Llucrusl Walton, plat, ground, cut.

stained, enameled, embossed ana cal hedra I glass, part) net te, and other bard wood floors, wr and terra cotta pipes and chimney tops furnished and properly adjusted at the lowest prices. oct38d-tf Easton Market. Has always for its customers the boat at BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, LAMB, SAUSAGE, Delivered to Any part of (be City free of Charge. JOHN SAVITZ, State 8L, two doors below Al. Sboup's.

Ojfttf Stud the INDEPENDENT to yonr Eastern Friends. ladlaa Belles, The Arc theological Societies of different countries, beiug desirous of purchasing Indian relics and other enrios connected with ancient Indian life on the Pacifie Coast, have authorized me to make a collection. All parties having anoient Indian relios will reoeive the highest prices for them at my atelier of artistio wood-work. Cabinets of duplicates or originals will be furnished on application. J.

Starke, opposite the Arlington. ap2f Pksisiiapki. On and after this date, the photographic parlors at J. V. Harts old stand, opposite P.

N. Newells, will be reopened, and the business continued. Photographs taken in the best manner, after the most approved processes. The patronage of the pablio is solicited. Mbs.

M. SranionBLD. sep23d-tf. Wheahahyw rick, wo gave her Cwtorla, Whooahowaa a Child she cried for Cutorla, When die became Mica, aha dun, to Gloria, When ebe had ChUdreD, ike gare them Oesteed A fine constitution may be broken and ruined by simple negleot. Many bodily ills result from habitual constipation.

There is no medicine eqnal to Ayer's Pills to correct this evil, and restore the system to natur al, regular, and healthy action. Rheumatism, and similar diseases, caused by a low state of the system, are cured by nsing Ayers Sarsaparilla. Thos. H. Hicks is now prepared with hie hack for city and country business, to fill orders on the most reasonable terms.

The best manufacturing jewelers in San Francisco are Tnckey A Par tons, 205 Montgomery St. Persons visiting San Francisoo would do well to give them a call. If yon want the Adams Patent Wind-mill, interview Meany, the plumber, opposite Crene's Hall, State street..