Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-25
CAPITOL NOTES.

The Constitutional and Workingmen's
evening, at which about twenty were present,
and Assemblyman Corcoran presiding.
The bill relating to Bank Commissioners
was discussed, and prospectively others
which it was anticipated would follow for the
purpose of politically changing State officers,
and the following resolution adopted:
Res0Ired, That we condemn any attempts to legi5-
late any person out of any office who has done his
duty; that opposed to it from principle, and
shall oppose it in practice.
Maybell also offered preamble and resolu-
ton, in relation to Assemblyman Mcintosh,
reciting that he has deserted the new Consti-
tuition and Workingmen's parties, and affili-
ated with the enemy; tried to gag the
representatives of the people with five
minute rule (; attending caucus with those who
arc plotting and intending to overthrow the
new Constitution, etc, and ending in reso-
luton of expulsion from the Club, and calling
upon his constituents to demand his resigna-
ton. A heated discussion followed upon the
resolution substitutes were offered and
finally substitute by Gaffey, covering all
the above points, except the clause calling
upon his constituents to ask his resignation,
was almost unanimously adopted, and he is
expelled from the fold.
! State Prison Directors Chapman, Neff and
Schell were at the Capitol yesterday, in con-
sultation with the Governor, Secretary of
State, and other State officers.
| The debris question will be discussed this
evening in the Assembly Chamber before the
Committee on Agriculture and Water tights.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Charles Boss pleaded guilty of petit
larceny, and will be sentenced to-day; the
cases of Lizzie Dwyer and Chris Dwyer,
charged with disturbing the peace, were con-
tinued to this morning All Tong was fined
SO for enticing Thomas Crane, charged
with disturbing the peace, was discharged,
and Libbie Edgefeld, for the same offense,
was fined $50 and costs the cases of Alb
Won, for burglary, and Denis Welsh, for at
tempt to rob, were continued till tomorrow.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Feb
ruary 22d: For Weinstock & Lubin, Ga
boxes and cases hats; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., 8 crates brass, $50 shovels :
George T. Bush, package lamp chimneys ;
| Baker & Hamilton, l box carriage bolts; ID.
Wachhorst, boxes clocks Robert Philip, L
bundle castings A. Meist, l crate machin-
cry; Lindley & Co., l box cigarettes; w. j.
OfBrlen, cases boots and shoes; Ii. Otone
& Co., boxes saddleryware.
PRIMARY ELEcTIoN-From to 6 P. NJ. to-
day Republican primary election will be
held to select delegates to the City Conven-
ton OF to morrow. The polls will be open at
these places First Ward, at Corbin L Da-
Wis, j street, between Second and Third
Second Ward, Leslies, Fourth and K streets
Third Ward, 0schwalds, Ninth and J
streets; Fourth Ward, the corner of Tenth
and NJ streets.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were made
Yesterday Richard Foley, disturbing the
peace. bv officers EldIed and Harvey; Wong
Hing. Tor vagrancy, by local officer Rider
Joseph Eads, for battery, by officers Eldred
and Frazee.
Aucrrox.-On Friday at 1880 A. N. at 527
K street. Bell & Co. will sell saloon and fix
lures. embracing great variety OF goods
used In saloons
PERsoNAL-Eli Dennison, of San Fran
cisco, is in the city. G. 5. HouShton and =
F. Croker left yesterday for the East.
DIVORCED. benson yesterday grant
ed NJ. Cali divorce from n. Cali, on tbs
grounds of cruelty.
ALL first.class grccers keep Chesley'
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.