Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ties W. >. ManIoFe, SlU,OVU w llllam ID.
Frye, $4,000; Daniel Brown, 1000; John
Rooney, $4,000; P. II. Russell, $50, 900 ;
Alfred Briggs, s., 200; John NJ Milliken,
$1,000; John Rider, 5000; John Studarus,
s., 600; H. w. johnson. 81, 600; G.. A Hull,
$1,000; Patrick Kelly, g, 500; George Cone,
5000; VIM. Carpenter 50, 900; John Fox
5000; Andrew Aitken, 5000; w. G.
Felch, 81, 500; James Lansing, $1,000; L.
G. Perkins, 81, 500; o. Harvey, $4,000 /;
w. E. tombstone, $1,000; John Meister,
Myers, $1,000; Martin Monsch, 50, 500; E.
W. Foster, IS 600; w. w. Light, 81, 500; G.
j. Cross, 81 500; A. S. Greenlaw, S., 900 /;
VIM. Hicks, $780, John Donovan, $1,000 /;
e. A. Graham, 50, 600; John Longabaugh,
81, 900; H. w. Lowell, s., 900; George O.
Bates, So, 900; w. Hodgdon, 50, 500; J. Ca
pies, 5000; w. 3. Todhunter 81, 500; VIM.
Minis, So 800; Joseph Sims, So 900; c. II.
Gilman, SIS 900; Eli Mayo, $1,000; J. 3.
Cave, $1,000; II. S. Beals, 81, 600.
THE FITZGERALD CAsE.-In the Police
Court yesterday the case of r. F. Fitzgerald,
charged with an attempt to extort money
from the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, came up for trial. A venire of sixty
Jurors had been summoned, but jury was
found without much delay, all of those exam
ined admitting that they had read something
concerning the defendant, but most of them
claimed that they had not been influenced
thereby. The witnesses sworn and examined
were George A. Moore, j. G. Carroll John
Kilgarif, Thomas Fox and B. V. Raye. The
testimony concerning the actual circumstances
of Fitzgerald's visits to the Office of the COM
pany, and the threats made therein, was SUBJ
stantially the same as was elected in the
former trial All statements concerning the
condition of the account between the defend
ant and the insurance company were very
wisely ruled out as irrelevant. The defend
ant introduced no witnesses, and the Court
adjourned until this morning to hear argu-
ments of the counsel.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.-Y esterday morning
as officer Dolan and local officer Eldred were
en- route from their beats to report at the 3
o'clock roll-call at the police Office, they met
a Chinaman at Front and streets who had
with him two boxes of tobacco. The fellow
is named All Wen, alias All Long and he is
a notorious thi;f. After daylight it was dis
covered that the grocery store of Daugherty
x Co., on Front street. between | and j, had
been burglarized. The entrance was made
from the street by the removal of large
pane of glass over which paper had been
pasted to prevent any noise being made by
the breaking. Ten dollars in silver, includ-
ing about fifty 10-cent pieces, was taken
from the till, and five boxes of tobacco were
also carried away. The tobacco recovered
has been identified as that which was taken
from the store.
FISH, Ho Two Cinnamon. with an eye
to business, knowing that there is a great de-
mand for fish during the Lenten season, have
leased the privilege of fishing in China
slough, and claim to have paid B. r. Crocker
$50 for the right. There was considerable
indignation expressed yesterday when the
spectators were seen casting their nets and
drawing them heavily loaded with the fnnY
tribe but not one of the indignant persons
would knowingly eat the fish, even if cooked
in the most tempting way. 1t is asserted
that they are needed to keep the water clean,
TO act the part of scavengers, as it We're. If
this is so, it is about time that the slough
should be purified by their removal and a new
stock be substituted.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday. with all the mem
bers present. A. Keithley, Road Overseer
of Road District No. 8, made report, as
did also c. Brainard. of Road District No.
8, and both reports were approved. Bids for
graveling and grading the road from Guth-
ries TO the County Hospital were received
from j. H. Miller & Co., James Touhey,
Miles King and VIM. Turton, which will be
acted upon to-day.
THOMAS AGAIN HEARD FROM. Sheriff
Drew has recently received another letter
from a man who claims TO know where the
notorious Tom Lawton is, and asks for his
photograph so that he may be positively
identified. Judging from the number of
places where Thomas has been seen lately, he
must be rapid traveller.
ARcuERY-The Capital Bow Club of this
city has decided to join the Pacific Coast
Archery Association, which viii be organized
in San Francisco tonight, and has elected j.
w. Leftwich, Il. o. Cravens and n. L.
White as representatives. The Sherwood
Foresters, new organization, viii also he
represented.
YoLo Court SEAL.-The Superior Court of
Yolo county has adopted and fled in the Of
fee of the Secretary of State copy of its
seal. Ii is ornamented with sheaf of wheat
standing in the center, surrounded with seed
ing and harvesting agricultural implements
uGHOslAS lilC 4SaNAllS lAAtuoIAl VI biC CpuiIS1
To Go TO DIxoN-Next Monday evening
"Our Friends" social aud dramatic club
of this city, will 60 to Dixon and give an en-
tertainment and ball. The programme will
consist of vocal and instrumental music, and
farces and comedies, in which fourteen mem
bers of the club will participate.
NoTARIEs PuBMc-The Governor yester-
day made the following appointments of
Notaries Public E. NJ. Morgan, of Slack
Canyon, Monterey county, original; J. j.
Doyle, of Grangerville, for Tulare county.
lare county, original.
RAIsPALL.-The rainfall of Wednesday
and yesterday, according to Mr.. Gerrish's
gauge. amounted to 6S5 of an inch. making
a total for the month OF .796 of an inch, and
for the season, S 204 inches. In 1879 to date
the rainfall was S.s4S inches, and in 1878 to
date, 16 3S3.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
February 18th. For Mrs. Z. B. Croker, l
carriage; William Cummington, stallion !;
d. w. Earl, 10 steel shoes, 10 dies +; Baker &
Hamilton, l car load machinery.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-There were for
warded to the East Yesterday car loads of
merchandise, 1 of salmon, of wine, of red
oil and l of iron. There were received here
l car Of hogs, of wood and of sewer-pipe
New CITizEN.-In the Superior Court yes
terday Eugene NiccariLi, q native of Italy,
was admitted to citizenship upon the testi-
mony Of ". II. II. Wiley and Gaetono
Delachi.
REwARD.-The Governor has offered a re-
ward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of
Charles S. Manchester, who murdered John
A. Raglan, Of Tehama county, on the 9Th in
slant.
THE CoURT.-Next Monday Judge Clark
will preside in the Superior Court and trans
act only probate business.
GENTLEMEN who wear very fine under
clothing viii appreciate our fine Scotch pure
wool, full finished underwear, at 81 20 a suit,
or 50 50 a piece These are the finest goods
that can be had. and the price is remarkably
low. Weinsteck & Lubin, proprietors Me-
chanics' Store.
MOUNTAIN TRoUT.-Fine lots of Brook and
axe Trout are received daily at D. DeBer-
narU & Co.'S. sos and 80 ( street.