Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-20
BUSINESS Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


was crowd of fully 500 people. 1t was at
the corner of Third and X streets, Tuesday
They were all very deeply interested in some
thing. 1t was balky horse-a street-car
horse-that looked as if it wanted to kick the
bobtailed car into splinters, but was afraid
to. He was not afraid to stand still, how
ever, and cause street blockade All the
people present knew all about balky horses.
Every man and woman was possessed of the
secret of how to make him move on, and
every one OF them impaired it to the driver.
1t is useless to repeat all of them; they have
been recorded in many a similar item; every
body knows about them about twisting the
tail, blowing smoke in the nostrils; tying a
blue ribbon on the ear; calling the animal an
angel; kicking him; kindling fire under
his rear; pushing gravel under his tongue
knocking him down; picking him up, etc.
Many Of these and others were tried, and
history repeated itself-they all failed. At
last the horse took long and serious look at
the crowd. He gazed about at the people on
all sides, and, apparently satisfied with the
review and the congregation he had drawn,
he started with as innocent gait as can be
imagined. OF all things, balky horse is
the most provoking, and most interests
crowd.
Police CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday:
Robert Mcclure, for ENLIGHTENMENT, and
Frances Scott, for grand larceny, continued
till the 22d; Belle Ferris. petit larceny, con-
tinued until to-day; Francis Mashaw, All
Sam, A. Basabe and Chas Bellgard, for dis
turbing the peace, continued till to-day;
Mary Hubert, same charge, continued till
the 18th Lizzie Smith, same charge, found
guilty and to receive sentence on the 18th
Richard Sullivan, found guilty of same
charge, to be sentenced to-day; also Walter
Marshal, for disturbing the peace, discharged;
VIM. McMorey, battery, continued until to-
day; James Murphy, Charles Wright and
Frederick Hughes, convicted of stealing to-
bacco from Adams, Mcneil & Co., to receive
sentence to-day; Charles Bellgard charged
with malicious mischief, continued until to-
day; Richard Sullivan, for malicious mischief
pleaded guilty, to be sentenced to-day r.
Sullivan, for drawing and exhibiting deadly
weapon, pleaded guilty, to be sentenced to-
day; August Openheim, for being healthy
beggar, was given twelve days in the County
Jail.
New BUILDINGS. further evidence
of activity in building now in progress in the
city the following, being constructed under
supervision of N D. Goodell, architect, may
be mentioned in addition to former lists
Residence for Naniel Brown, on L street. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth cost 81, 000
William Kleinsorge's two story dwelling
house, corner Fourteenth and l. streets cost
s., 800. n. Erauw's one-story and basement,
corner Eighteenth and l streets cost 81, 500.
Jacob Meister, two-story residence, corner
Seventeenth and | streets cost 81, 800. G.
A. Yoerk's residence, on III street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth cost s., 500. p.
Dunlap's one-story residence, corner Eleventh
and q streets; cost 81, 100. A. G. Sweetser's
residence, corner Tenth and G streets, nearly
completed; cost So, 900. Additions to Ebner's
Hotel cost So 400. Remodeling Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co.'S store, nearly COM
pleted cost $4,000. Moving and remodel
ing John Meister's one story dwelling, corner
Eighteenth and l. streets; cost 81 900. Stable
for Z. Jacobs, j street, between Tenth and
Eleventh; cost 50, 400.
SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. - The following
classes were examined Wednesday forenoon
English literature, Miss Darling Primary
Department, Miss Morgan. Literary and
musical exercises were held in the afternoon.
Parts were taken in literary exercise by
Mamie Lindley, Sallie Ten Eyck, Marie
Brunette, Emma Swain, Mamie Murray,
Hattie Knox, Eta Stevens, Ella Steinman,
Leon Steinhardt, Ella Golden, Maximrua
Vallasenor, Rena Woorster. Nellie Ten
Eyck, Mabel Steinman, Ada Denton, Helen
Briggs, Grace Brounlee, Amelia Blodgett,
Carrie Williams, Della Guthrie and John
Lambert. Parts in music were taken by
Murray and May Crossett, besides choruses
by the primary class and of the full school.
This evening literary and musical enter
tainment will be given at the Seminary, and
all friends OF the institution are respectfully
invited to be present.
MILITARY CoMMussIoNs.-The following
commissions have been issued from the
Adjutant-G Generals Office: A. NJ. Kennis-
ton, Major and Inspector of Rife Practice
on staff of Brigadier-General commanding
First Brigade; Thomas Green, Major and
Surgeon on staff of Colonel commanding
Third Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade !;
Thomas Larkin, Captain and Chaplain on
staff of Colonel commanding Third Infantry
Regiment, Second Brigade; Stanton l..
Carter, Major and Engineer Officer on staff
of Brigadier General commanding Third
Brigade.
SERIOUSLY LILY esterday afternoon Peter
Conley, formerly brakeman upon the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, while standing at the
corner of Third and J streets, sank down
upon the walk apparently under an attack of
vertigo, but soon recovered and walked into
the Ale Vault eating-room where he had
second attack, and was afterwards conveyed
to his room on l. street in a carriage, and in a
partially paralyzed condition.
CLOSE OF RACE ENTRIES Entries for the
trotting races to be held at Agricultural Park
in June, under the auspices of the Capital
Turf Club of this city, will close to-day. Ten
per cent. of the purse is charged as entrance
fee. Entries to the running races will close
May Slst, and entries to the mile and repeat
running race to take place on the fifth day
will close June 4th.
NcoRPoRATED.-Articles of Incorporation
of the Bismarck Mining Company have
been fled with the Secretary of State. The
purpose of the company is to carry on gen.
eral mining business in the State of Nevada
The Directors are g. S. Carrier. A. X. Dur
bron. w. III. III. Hart, G.. 4. Waggoner,
Clinton Gurnee, and the capital stock is sl0,-
900, 900.
FREIGHT MovENENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received yesterday +:
Five of -four, of ice, of lath, 2 of wheat, of
wool, II of wood, 2 of coal, of corn, 8 OF
wheat. The following car loads were shipped
East: Two Of wood, of salmon, of mer-
chandise, Of lumber, l of coffee, OF pig
iron, of hay.
SPECIAL PoLIcE.-The following special
police were yesterday appointed by the Police
Commissioners J. W. Staneart, for the dis
trict east of Thirteenth street and north Of
l.; Z. Brannigan, at large in connection with
his duties as Poundmaster; P. Nash, for
Father Mathew Hall.
NOTARY PUBLIc.-J. F. Wayne was yester-
day appointed by the Governor as Notary
Public for Mono county, to reside at Nam
moth City, vice J. III. Hannisen, resigned
THE Grocery Department at the cheap
corner Rochester Store is crowded the whole
time. Cash tells the story. All kinds of
table fruits, % cents can; pie fruits, 20
cents a can; IL pounds Golden G sugar, 81 /;
splendid butter, So cents roll. Northwest
corner Ninth and J streets.
MILLINERY GooDs are sure to go when
xold at such prices as they sell tt EN- at the
Red House. Visit them for bargains.