Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday at 10 A. NJ, pursu-
ant to adjournment all the members present.
J. A. Cunningham submitted plans and
specifications for a new boiler for the Court
house, as previously requested by the Board.
The same were read and referred to the
Building Committee, with power to act.
Mr. Beckiey offered the following resolution {:
Resolved. That the Board of Supervisors Of
Sacramento county deem that public con-
yenience requires two Justices Courts in GER
tain Townships OF said county, and it is there
fore or cred that two Justices Courts be e5-
tablished in the townships of American,
Center, Mississippi, Suffer, Brighton, Lee,
Costumes, Granite, Natoma, San Joaquin,
Dry Creek. Alabama, Franklin and
Georgisna. Upon motion, the resolution
was adopted The claims of members of the
Grand and petit juries were considered and
allowed. After which the Board adjourned.
AN OwSRR WANTED.-On Tuesday after
noon lad was riding on horseback at the
foot of I street. in front of the police Office,
with large box of grapes which he was
holding in front of him on the pummel of the
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and box were thrown off. The boy was
picked up, and at first seemed much hurt,
but soon got upon his horse and rode away up
] street, leaving the box of grapes upon the
walk, where it was placed by an officer.
Nothing has since been heard of from him,
and the fruit is at police headquarters wait
ing for its owner. Upon small piece of
paper pasted upon the top of the box is writ
ten, Mrs. L. Burrow, Seventh and 2
streets, Sacramento city" The popularity
of the box being left as it was, and not since
called for, has raised the suspicion that it
may have been stolen property.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Announcem
is made that Willard and Fletcher, the great
llusory agents, will open weeks engage
ment at the Metropolitan Theater, in this
city, on the 25th instant. Mile Victoria, the
lady magician, will appear as Spirit Queen
in Wizards beautiful illusion, "The En-
chanted Pavilion, or the Magician's Dream"
Also, Mile Elite in her mid-air suspension,
or Silver Snow storm" The ladies will also
engage in the spirit manifestations of musical
instruments floating In mid.air and other SIM
liar phenomena. In connection with other
features will be gift show. in which 102
costly presents, of which three will be in
gold coin, win be nightly given away.
DEMOCRATIC MEETNG.-The Third Ward
Hancock and English Club held It's regular
weekly meeting last evening at Jacobs Hall,
r. o. Cravens presiding, and j. w. Bromi-
gin, Secretary. a Committee on Finance
was appointed, consisting OF A. C. Hinksen,
Captain LauflSotter, NJ. H. Maher, W. r.
Daley. John Miller and John Fitzsimmons.
The club was addressed by G. j. Carpenter,
OF Ell Dorado county. He reviewed the Re-
publican party generally and its leaders and
record, and against them contrasted General
Hancock and his record. TIE meeting adj
journed with cheers for the Democratic
nominee and Mr. Carpenter.
REWARD The Governor has offered re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest aud conviction of
Peter MeKenney or McKeany. who murder
ed VIM. Cooper at San Fernando, Los An
geles county, October l3 1890. Mckinney
Is about % years of age, tive feet five inches
high, weighs 40 pounds, has black hair,
brown moustache, heavy, dark, low eyebrows
and small red wart on the forehead. He
had on when last seen an cd black hat
brown leSthered ovsralls, canvas shoes and
black coat. He rode small saddle, covered
behind with cloth aud in front with bearskin.
En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM.-E. % Tompkins,
Sheriff of Nevada county, passed through
yesterday with E. D. Whildin in charge, en-
route to Folsom, where he goes to serve
term Of seven years for assault to commit
murder. The prisoner shot into a crowd OF
people at picnic and severely wounded
three or four persons, for which he was tried
and received the above sentence. Deputy
Sheriff S. Creigan, of Mono county. also
passed through for San Quentin with j.
Davis, who goes to the State Prison for four
years for robbery of bullion.
loads of freight were received at this point
since last report: 10 of lumber, q Of coal,
of ties, of -four, l of wool, 2 of wheat, of
sheep, l Of canned goods, of beer. of nails,
l of canned fruit, of drag teeth, IL of wood,
of bolts of grapes, OF grain and OF
merchandise. Through carloads East were
also forwarded as follows 3 of merchandise.
of canned goods, of barley, 2 of salmon,
of onions, of green fruit, l Of mustard
seed, of honey, of canned fruit, OF wool.
SAILOR BOYS MEEr1NG.-The Republican
Sailor Boys held rousing meeting last even
ing at Howe's Hall. A large number added
their names to the list, and speeches were
maGe by j. Z. Baker, G. T. Jones and 9TH
ere. Attorney General Hart aud several
ladies came in and presented beautiful
badges for the members of the club. They
were made expressly for the Sailor Boys by
several prominent ladies of the city. The
meeting adjourned with three cheers for the
ladies and three for Garfield and Arthur.
Observation-Disclosures Sargent is in town.
stopping at the Arcade. Hon. C. C. Conger
returns to the Bay to-day, and will speak this
evening in Oakland Senator VIM. Johnston
is in the city w. II. White, State Bank
Commissioner, passed through yesterday to
Nevada and Commissioner Evan s. Coleman
is at the Arcade. l.. Nathan of San Fran
cisco was in the city Yesterday. A. K.
Grimm came down from Bodie and went to
the Bay. Hon. J. p. Jones and wife passed
through to Nevada.
Doc PoIsoNIyG.-In addition 70 the cases
of dog poisoning in the city heretofore men
tioned, those of y. Greene Curtis and David
Ross. two more upon II street have also re-
ceived attention Of the operators. There
must be some object in this crusade upon
wstch1ogs OF prominent citizens, beyond the
mere act ct killing them. which should be
carefully guarded against by those who have
been visited, and all others.
Police CoUEr-In the Police Court yes.
terday the case of II. Ksiser, for petty lar
ceny, was tried and taken under advisement.
Alb Mosv. for vssraacy. was sentenced to
term of 80 DAYS in the County Jail In the
case of Mrs. Della Wall. heretofore reported
as fined So and costs for disturbing the peace,
a typographical error made 1t read " for dis
orderly exs csure of person"
HAxoooK AND ENGLISH MEETING Hon.
Charles A. Sumner Of San Francisco will adj
dress the citizens OF Sacramento on Saturday
evening next at the Metropolitan Theater
upon the issues of the campaign. The Han
cock and English Glee Club will be on hand
with some campaign songs. A special train
will leave Folsom at Z P. N. and return after
the meeting.
APPOINTED The Governor has appointed
VIM. Bliss "a Notary for Suffer county, to re-
side at South Butte