Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

To-day from to P. M. the Republican
primary election will be held to choose dele
gates to the Republican County Convention.
All persons who viii agree to support the
nominees will be entitled to vote.
First Ward-15 delegates-Polling place,
Corbins saloon. Inspector, j. +. brennan /;
Judges, w. A. Anderson, A. VerE1ilya.
Second Wards delegates-Leslie's ga
loon. Inspector, John Stevens; Judges,
Addison Sage; Joseph Goddard.
Third Ward-20 delegates William Tell
House. Inspector, Dugald ellis; Judges,
James McCleery, j. ID. Lord.
Fourth Ward-20 delegates -Howard's,
Eighth and NJ. Inspector, II. A. Burnett !;
Judges, j. f. Richardson, Frank Avery.
The following tickets have been put for
ward by the caucuses of the Ward Clubs in
this city, but it is understood that other tick
cts will make their appearance to-day, and
that in one ward a hot opposition to the eau
Gus ticket will be made
First Ward-Henry Edgerton, II Gribble,
Thomas H. Reynolds, George K. Rider, A.
j. Rhoads, Joseph r. Wilkinson. j. w.
Rock, John Downer Daniel Mccain, j. d.
Tate, George w. brennan, B. Cayauaugh, 4.
T. Haswell, w. a. Anderson, W. 2. Emery
Second Ward-Fourth Street Club ticket
Phil. Herzog. N. l.. Drew, w. R. Jones,
clarence nelson, y. "A. hoDun, y. II. 0uln-
van, John hatcher, G. T. Jones, o. n Morse,
Thomas Kenney, Isaiah Dunlap, Fl. Burn.
ham, r. Leslie, III. L. Mckee, Joe Goddard.
Front Street Club ticket w. d. Stalker, D.
w. Welty, Andrew Black, J. F. Farnsworth,
Alex. Nelson, Antoine Brewer, J. S. Watson,
Jesse Slaughter, N. S. Nichols, A. J. Senate,
Addison Sage, e. 2. Evans, Vim. NJ Lyon,
E. NJ. Leitch, Albert Hart
Third Ward-James l. Felter, J. F. Hill,
Il. n Y II
j. r. Watson, L. B. Mcfarland, Win. j.
Davis, Thomas Wamby, Ben WEIGH, IL.
Hurd. L. Elkus, William Gwynn, G. II.
Hubbard, Fred Kim, W. A. Houghton, NJ
Miller, L. A. Epson, L. NJ. Potter, and l..
Gills.
Fourth Ward-Andrew Aiken, G.. w.
Booth, HI. A. Burnett, o. 2. Goodhue, S.
Gottleib VIM. Henley, NJ. A. Howard, S. j.
jackson, John Talbot. L. Walters, Frank
NJ Drsw, J. f. II Pike, L. d. Ryan, II 7
Scott, Nathaniel Webb, W. r. Knights.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Ignacia Romenette. who pleaded
guilty to petit larceny at the market of An
thoHy Longton. referred to yesterday, was
sentenced to pay fine of 500 or be confined
In the County Jail 100 days lie will proba-
bly, serve the term. The case of All Shung
for violating regulations for night work, was
dismissed; also, that of Noah Ayala, for
battery, dismissed upon payment of costs at
request of prosecuting witness. B. Il.
Croker, for knocking man over to make
him keep out of his way, after having first
exhausted patient methods, the complaining
witness having left town, defendant came
into Court and confessed the matter without
any one appearing against him, and paid
81 80 into the city exchequer. Patrick
Quinn, disturbing the peace, was tried, found
guilty, and will receive judgment to-day. B.
Timonds, drunk, pleaded guilty, was sorry,
made some good.boy promises, and was dis
charged for this time. The case of Fannie
Quinn, for disturbing the peace, was post
poned till the 10Th, and Court then adjourned
till to-day.
is the report of DIR. j. r. Lame, in charge of
the County Hospital, for the month of July
Number of patients in hospital July 1st, 81 /;
admitted during July, "a; died, 2; highest
number of patients at one time, 1922 lowest,
81; remaining in hospital July 31st, 81
meals furnished destitute applicants 49, The
names Of the deceased, their ages, nativities
and causes of death, are As follows: Charles
Thompson, So, New York. consumption A.
Harmon, AZ, New York, consumption. The
current expenses have been as follows Sala-
ries of Superintendent and employees, 1892 /;
subsistence and soap, $500 62; clothing,
S75 % gasoline and miscellaneous expenses,
$50 0S; total, 81, 627 %.
ADMITTED TO THE BARI. Howard
Moore was member of the class recently
examined and admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court of the State of California
bfr. Moore is a son of the late George r.
Moore. an attorney of this city, who, during
his lifetime, was one of the brightest orna-
ments of the bar in this State. and who en-
ioyed practice second to that of no other
attorney in the judicial history of the State.
The Mr.. Moore subject of this notice has ac-
quired very thorough legal education, and
enters practice with high promise of success.
CLEARING THE IRIvER CHANNEL. Captain
Foster yesterday received dispatch from
Tehama, stating that the snagging boat and
party had Just passed through the bridge at
that point and was proceeding with the work
of clearing distractions in the bed from there
to Red Bluff. The last previous official
report of the officer in charge was that they
had opened a good channel as far as Squaw
Hill, point about eight miles (by landl below
Tehams, and it Is presumed clear passage
has now been secured as far as Tehsma.
FREIGHT MovEMESrs-Car loads of freight
were yesterday received in this city as fol
lows: Two of granite, 4 of wood, of cord
age 9 of wheat, IA of lumber, 3 Of axles, Of
wheels, of cattle, of sand. of ice, l o
sugar. / of nails, OF hogs. Car loads o
through freight East were also forwarded a
chsndise, of wool, of hides, l of sea
skins, Z of salmon, of powder, l of sugar
j of fruit, and l of onions.