Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-10

the CITY and County Dspensary on the Court-h house
lot, Seventh and streets, where he is required to
be in attendance daily from u o'clock noon to p NJ
By order OF the Board.
GEO. PYBURN, NJ D., Secretary
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to
communicate with the Board of Education,
respectfully recommending to said Board that
they make it imperative on pupils in attend
ance at public schools to be reyaccinated In
all cases where any great length of time has
| elapsed since the operation has been per-
| formed
No further business appearing, the Board
adjourned until the next regular meeting, in
I December
JUSTICES AND coNsTABLEs.
The following is the official vote in the sew
eral townships in this county for Justices of
the Peace and Constables, as shown by the
canvass made by the Board of Supervisors
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Alabama Township-George Russell So,
| S. d. johnson A. J. NJ. Short sc.
American Township. Ii. Scott e, W. E.
johnson 6.
Brighton Township. Il. Murphy 70. S.
G.. Foster 1873, J. Routier 62. S. h. PEW 49,
Center Township-E. Daily 81, r. Astill
Z, John Austen u.
Costumes Township-A. Spooner A, Geo.
Atkinson As, /. d. Perkins TO-
Dry Creek ToWnship-A. Randolph 140, J.
NJ Smith 103, j. X McKinstrey 102.
Franklin Township-D. I. Lufkin SO, J.
W. Moore pa, David Osborn ITO, J.V. Sims
L, Sol. Runyon 1.
Georgiana Township George A. Knote 60,
j. E. Town II, William Poole 20.
Granite Township-W. w. Sheldon ITO,
NJ. Anderson $50, B. N Bugbey 20, B. +.
Bates l.
Lee Township-G rimshaw IS, w. W. Wade
SO, w. c. Sheldon 50.
Natoma Township-Tom Stephenson 43,
r. I. Mills AZ, A. ID. Oakley 10.
San Joaquin Township-M. Dart SO, c. B.
| Terrill los, c. Arnold 103, L. Crenshaw 50,
| w. L. Everson 4.
Suffer Township. NJ. Lincoln SO.
ooNsTABLEs.
! Alabama Township. L. ODER 33.
American Township-A. Kirthly 4.
Brighton Township-Gabe Beckley 67. f.
| Burton T. A B. Gilbert 5.
Center Township-P Van Maren 40, Al.
| Austen SO.
Costumes Township-C. A. Raman %,
! Thos. Brown 43, Jas. Jordan 4, A. Lamb z.
! Dry Creek Township-A S. Cooper ia,
W. SPRINGFIELD 81, J. S. Phillips A., F. f.
! Phelps l.
Franklin Township. W. Morgan 1O1,
John A. Huls 81, w FL. Bloom 149, II. Dali
rymple %, G. Il. Miller 81
Georgiana Township-H. Armstrong rs,
| Henry Hobb A. c. p Hensley 49,
Granite Township-W. a. Strobel 50, A.
Maars 70, John Shannon 9, n. Deelv l39, w
! d. Kimble 49, A Miroy %, John Harris 81
! S. ?. Boyd l.
Lee Township-Phil. Wagner ~, George
Tavener 60, o. Sanders IS, Sam. Berick IL.
Natoma Township-John E. Butler 45,
John AioComber 30. Frank Caples 1.
San Joaquin Township-C. Caring ton 49,
f. Jones 1913, w. Everson so.
! Suffer Township-No ballots cast for Con
stable.
a GREATER CRIME.-The arrest of r.
Biggs was made day or two since upon the
charge of disturbing the peace, but upon the
members of his family being closely ques-
toned the following were stated to be the
facts of the case, and the charge of attempt
to commit rape was entered against him in
place of the former. 1t is alleged that he
married his present wife about eight years
| ago; that her name was then Mrs. Wilkin-
son, and that she had two daughters,
who are now aged 10 and Is years
respectively; that he has on several
occasions tried to take improper iber-
ties with the older daughter, and on one
occasion some time since, when she went into
| his room 10 the morning before he was up, to
get some money from his pocket to purchase
food for breakfast he repeated his purposes,
but was prevented by her strength that
about three weeks ago he approached the
younger daughter with criminal proposals,
/ and again about two weeks ago. while her
mother was in the back yard and away from
| the house, but her mother hearing her
screams his purposes were frustrated. and
that growing out of the affair, he was finally
arrested for disturbing the peace, as above
| stated Upon the other hand, the defendant
claims there is no truth whatever in the
charge and assertions against him, and that
it is merely the development of plan by his
wife and step-daug hters to get rid of him.
His examination is set for hearing to-day.
The SHALL Pox ScARE-Various rumors
were current again yesterday Of cases of
small pox which were said to have been found
in the city. but of all mentioned, up to late
| hour last evening it may be said upon the tes-
timony of the Board of Health and other
physicians of the city, that no case has oc-
Cured except the one which was brought
from Blue Canyon to the pest house, near the
/ County Hospital. As a matter of precau-
| ton, however, steps are being taken by the
Board of Health and Board of Education to
prevent its introduction into the city schools,
and to prevent its spread if isolated cases
should occur. Movements to this end were
taken last evening at the meetings of the
Board of Health and Board of Education,
and an address of warning is issued by the
| Board of Health to the physicians and people
generally of the city. This is not done be-
cause there is occasion for alarm, but only to
urge and bring into operation such measures
as are best calculated while the disease is
present on the coast, to avoid its becoming an
epidemic in the city There are at present
no cases here. The action advised by the
Board of Health is stated by them to be in
the line of precaution, and which Is proper II
the disease does not appear here, and wise in
case it should.
The FIRE LAST EVENING. evening
about o'clock an alarm of fire was sounded
from box "a, corner of Twelfth and G
streets, caused by the burning of an unoccu-
pied dwelling house belonging to MIR. Mains,
and located on G., between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. opposite the brick school
building The building was recently moved
from Twelfth and G streets. and its rebuild
ing had lust been completed. The root was
Ia flames when the fire was discovered, and
the fire department was upon the ground and
extinguished the flames in an almost lncred-
lble short space of time after the alarm was
given. The damage to the building was con-
fined to the roof and upper story, except that
caused to the lower rooms from water. Ihe
loss will not exceed four or five hundred dol
lars, which it is understood is covered by IN
surance.
THE EDUCATED Housewife exhibition
of Sherman educated horses was attended
last evening by the largest audience which
has yet greeted it, and which was enthusi-
astic In its appreciation of the entertainment.
The reputation of the equine performers has
become such through those who have visited
the exhibition that those who wish to procure
seats will do well to go early, as no arrange
ments are made for reserved seats. A mat
inee will be given this afternoon at o'clock,
at which the children of the Protestant Or
phan Asylum have been invited. The usual
entertainment viii also take place in the even
ing.
INSANE En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff Reese,
of Humboldt county, New, passed through
Yesterday with an insane Chinaman named
All See, en- route for Stockton.
LADIES can save money by buying their
millinery goods at the Red House.