Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09

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From Tuolumne county the delegates are
William a. Duchow. James &. Divoll. John
| H. Shine and A. 3. Beauvaise-so!id for
Page. A resolution was passed by the County
Convention indorsing Page and instructipg
| the delegates to use all honorable. means to
secure his nomination.
| From Ell Dorado county the delegates are
w. HI. Brown, 0. Osborne, S. Watson, h. +.
Woodward, d. w. Fox, J. w. Miller and
George G. Blanchard, and they are instructed
| for Page.
| From these evidences it is entirely safe to
conclude that Mr. Page will have ample
strength in the District Congressional Con-
vention Of Wednesday to insure his nomina.
| ton.
Spelling FOR NoToRIETY.-O Saturday
Tom Cosgrove, one Of the tramps arrested for
stealing ride on the cars and as connected with
the crowd that stoned the passenger train at
Arcade. was discharged by Judge Henry
through sympathy, he having lost both legs
through a railroad accident. Yesterday he
snatched q four-bit piece out of colored
Boney's" hand, for which he was knocked
by his ebony friend sprawling into a con-
venient supply of mud, and the money re-
taken. Next, he went into saloon at Sec
l.
sleepy condition, and Tom went through his
pockets and stole an empty wallet, but got
| no money. His operations were noticed by a
man in another part of the IOom and he was
made to disgorge, but owing to his being a
cripple, was not arrested. He then went to
the depot and got seated on a brake-rail
underneath car to take ride to more
successful field, when he was taken in by
special officer Burke for stealing a ride on
a -, =, ~ -. j
made his objection so physically pointed that
finally the officer and three other men placed
him on baggage truck and dashed him down
in spread-out condition to the four corners
of the truck with a bale of bell.rope, and
thus succeeded in getting the pugnacious short
| legged cargo to the lookup, where he un-
raveled, carried il and dumped with breezy
chuck into cell.
HEAVY CARGo.-The steamer Governor
Dana came down from Jacinto and knights
Landing yesterday with barge Jaciuto in tow
laden with 1900 sacks of wheat, weighing
over GOO tons. Six thousand sacks were taken
| below by the steamer Modoc, and the bal
ance was transferred to the barge Ace Of
Spades, to follow The boats will return up
the river to-day with thirteen cars of lumber
and merchandise. The San Joaquin left for
the upper river yesterday, towing barge with
| lumber and merchandise.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-Car loads of freight
were received in this city since last report as
| follows: Twelve of wheat, 9 OF wood, of
hams, z Of oil, of steel, Of barley, II of
lumber, of wheat of wheels, 2 of coal
OF nails. of canned fruit, l of shakes, 9 of
barley, II of steel rails, 2 Of scrap iron. l of
spikes, 3 of ties and ! of iron pipe The fol-
lowing car loads were forwarded East -Four
of merchandise, 10 Of wool, Of canned
fruit, OF salmon, of wine, of sugar and
l Of shingles.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court Sat
urday Patrick Quinn was fined Sl2 so for
disturbing the peace. Eli Mayo was fined
81 80 for violating the health ordinance.
Chas. Jones, WIN. Clark, Chss. Anderson,
Frank Raymond and Joe Nichols were fined
81 so each for pilfering ride on the brake
bars of the cars. Thomas Cosgroye was
found guilty If the same offeLse, but dis
charged, being cripple. George Wilson
and John Willis were found guilty Of using
a ear for hotel without permission.
CITY PAYMESTs.-The following are the
payments made into the City Treasury for
the week ending Saturday, August 7, 1880:
w. G. Farnsworth, cemetery dues, S195 30
r. D. SERVER, water rates. 81, $40 81; n. A.
Kidder harbor dues, so 20; w. A. Henry,
Police Court fines S45 George A. Putnam,
city licenses, S5i9 Sc; dog licenses, 81 20
street assessments, 1894 60; Z. IL. Mckee,
coupons, rent, etc, 50, IA. Total, s., sos 49,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-There will be an
administrators sale August 18th at 10 A. NJ,
Il I. e l.
son valley, Amador county. An improved
farm OF 1,04l acres Of good land, with living
water, viii be sold, as a whole or in parts
Also head of horses, 800 sheep, so head of
hogs, 3 wagons, and other personal property.
CRUELTY TO ANLaALs.-A man sat IN a re-
clining, drunken sleep yesterday afternoon al
the freight depot with an attentive bull dos
on watch by his side. If all those who STAR
out for drunk, or have weakness in that di
rection, would take the precaution and keet
bulldog along with them, it would save
many occurring robberies. 1t would b
rough on the dog, though, to have to keel
such company.
REsPIrEp.-Governor Perkins has respitet
Sprague, under conviction of the murder o
, More in Ventura county, and sentenced I,
be hanged The respite is until the 9th in
{; slant, and is granted on petition of Cree
r Raymond and w. A. Cheney, Sprague's at
, torneys, in order that they NAV present f
the Governor voluminous documentary evi
F; deuce in support of an application for tn
/; pardon Of the condemned man.
, MILITARY ENcAMPMEsT.-The officers O
the First Artillery Regiment held a meetin
, at.headquartsrs ON Saturday night, and pre-
> pared plan for an encampment at the Sc
side for eight days from September 9TH, an
directed letters to be sent to outside con
panies of tina regiment to ascertain it the.
will enter into the proposed scheme for
= summering of the gaardsmen.
: LAND PATENTs-The following patent
to agricultural lands have been received 9
i the United States Land Office in this city
v and viii be delivered to parties surrenderin
: the duplicate certificates: Lyman w. Gi
J, more A. d. Carpenter, Samuel w Prothtr
Jacob Eberlin, James III. Dicks, Warren i
!. 'farr and Thompson Davis.
DoSr MISS THE RIBBON SALE, at NJ
!, chanics' Store.
: BE READY 20 take adv Vantage of the ha
gains to be offered at our ribbon sale. Nj
I, chanics' Store.
!. PREPARE FOR Our RIBBON SALE M
: chanics' Store.
!, Our RIBBON SALE commences Wednesda,
!. IL o'clock noon. Mechanics' Store.