Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17th.-About
, u o'clock last night as n boy named
Frank Rimsey was walking along Fol-
some street, near First, he met an ae-
| quaintance named Fred Roberts, q
mess boy on board the Ajax, stagger-
ing along on search of Doctor. Rob-
erts said his liver was cut out and ask
ed Rimsey TO assist him. AS soon as
they reached q gas light Roberts shirt
was seen tu he covered with blood and
his clothing saturated with it. RIM
sey accompanied him along in search
for doctor, and on Montgomery street
they met two officers and Roberts was
taken to the prison hospital. On eX-
animation the wound revealed stab
in the back, with cash across the
left temple, reaching the bone and
severing the temporal artery The
wounds were bandaged, Roberts be-
ing violent during the operation.
While his shirt was being removed he
fell into comatose state, which last
ed till after the cuts had been sewed
up. He is in u very critical condition.
A fisherman named Abraham, fish
ing off Fort Point Tuesday, got too
close to the rocks and the boat was up
set by the sea and the fisherman
drowned.
Tonight at the Lick House a meet
ing of the Pacific Jockey Club was
held, when the various places for re-
There will have to be more places than
at the last great race so hungry men
can get something to eat.
o;t al
from Saturday till Wednesday on
account of Washington's birthday.
In response to the resolutions adop-
ted by the Board of Supervisors in re-
lation to giving the old Marine Hos
pital TO the Ladies' Seaman's Friend
Society, Senator Booth and Congress.
man Piper has introduced a bill in the
House passing the Governments title
to the Society named.
On Tuesday, q young man from So
noma, while strolling in the vicinity
of Stockton and Dupont streets, was
persuaded to try his luck at swind-
ling game of q. Before he left the
den in which he was lured he found
himself minus $500.
A young man named Frank Murphy
was arrested yesterday at Redwood
City on kilograms from Police officers
here, and brought back. He is charged
with the theft of horse and buggy.
The steamer Orizaba sailed to day
for San Pedro and San Diego.
The schooner Susie capsized at
Stewards Point yesterday, and efforts
so far to right her have been fruit
less.
Some weeks ago man named Man
mis- was knocked down by foot pads on
Valencia street and robbed of Sl71 and
a silver watch. None of the garroters
were over seventeen years of age.
Three Of them were convicted and
sent to the county Jail to-day. In
the Police Court, Anthony Murphy
and Jno. Ahern convicted OF petit lar
ceny for completely in the robbery.
w. McGregor, youthful highway
man shot by c. A. Jones in Hays
valley on the night OF the sixth inst,
has so far recovered as to be able to be
examined for his offense, and to-day
was held by the Police Court in $4,000
bail until tomorrow.
Pools on the four mile race opened
at the Lick House with large at
tendance, and though the aggregates
are not large, the sales were active.
The first pool sold was as follows:
Rutherford. Sl00; Katie Pease, $35l;
Revenue, S25; Chance, S42A; Golden
Gate, S25; Foster, S25; Hook Hooking,
So. After the first pool Hook Hook
ing, Foster and Revenue sold in the
field at an average rate of $50 to 500
on Katie Pcase, S273 on Chance, and
$50 on Golden Gate. The pools open
better than at the first sales in No
vember, and should the weather hold
good much larger betting is anticipa-
ted than on the first send off in that
month. In the mile and repeat race
at Oakland to-day, between Emma
Skeggs, Hook Hooking and Electra,
it was won by Hook Hooking. Four
heats were run, Hook winning the
third and Fourth. The best time was
l.494. Pools and bets were declared
of, the judges being of the opinion
that Electora was pooled to lose.