Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LUGhL iRIELLlGENGE.
To BE BURIED HERE.-Coroner Vermilya
has received dispatch from the parents of
Louis G. Garcecu, who committed suicide at
the Western Hotel. requesting that his re-
mains be buried here, and in accordance with
Catholic rites The body will be inferred to-
day. 1t is now known that Immediately
after the arrival of the deceased In this CITY,
one week before his death, he met a young l.
street woman, with whom he became
fascinated, and on Saturday last proposed
that she 90 to st. Louis with him. She
promised to give him an answer upon Mon
day. He called again on Sunday and desired
an answer, which was deferred until the fol.
lowing day, but he stating that in case of her
refusal be would make away with himself
Ga Monday he called upon her about l
o'clock in the afternoon, and wished her de-
cision, and she declined to 60 with him. He
sought to persuade her to go, but she still re-
fusing, he became violent, and said both Of
them would be dead within twenty-four
hours, and several times repeated similar ex-
pressions. He then vent away, and said he
would return about 2 O'clock but did not,
and about two hours afterward shot himself
at the hotel.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. engagement
of four nights and Saturday matinee will be
commenced at the Metropolitan Theater this
evening by Miss Fannie Louisa Buckingham,
when sac will appear with her fine gray horse
James Melville, ia her new dramatization of
Lord Byron poem entitled " Mazsppa" 1t
Is announced that she viii be supported by
her own dramatic company, with new cos
tUmea DESIGNED and TroVidsd azDppJal1v for
this production. Professor Enrich of this
city has been specia lily engaged as leader of
the orchestra. The "run upon which
Mazeppa makes the famous ride dashed to
the steed is already constructed, and every
preparation has been completed to win sue
cess and favor during the engagement There
will be no extra charge for reserved seats,
which can be procured at the theater box Of
fee.
PERSONAL Assistant General Superin-
tendent J. A. Fillmore and Assistant Chief
Engineer @. q. Clement have gone East upon
tour of Inspection as far as Ogden, and will
arrive here upon return on Monday next.
Lauren T. Crane was in town yesterday, aud
went to Nevada City In the afternoon. State
Prison Director Chapman passed through
with his family to San Francisco. Miss
Fannie Louise Buckingham and husband,
w B. Petit, with the " Mazeppa troupe,
arrived last evening. Commissioner Niles
Searles returned to his home at Nevada City
yesterday, and Charles Cadwalader to Red
Bluff. Judge Thornton passed through last
evening TO Carson. Z. I. Armstrong of
turned from Los Angeles yesterday. James
q. Fair will pass through from Nevada to-
day.
POLICE CoURT.-William Myers was SEN
fenced yesterday in the Police Court to sixty
days in the County Jail and its exercises, for
vagrancy. Mike Brady pleaded guilty Of
being common drunk, and was awarded
sixty days in the County Jail. W. IL. Lewis,
arrested for disturbing the peace. was dis
charged for want of prosecution. Frank
MCGEE was tried and found guilty Of dis
turbing TIE peace, and will appear for judg-
ment this morning. The battery cases of
Salvador Guerra and R1sarin LARA were
continued until to-day. The Court then ad-
journed.
REDUCTION CT CITY ASSESSMENTS. The
City Board Of Equalization closed its session
yesterday. There have been in all but eight
or ten applications for reduction of assess
ments during the ten days sitting of the
Board, and these were mostly in relation to
personal property, which the owners failed to
give III, aud upon which the amount was
therefor fixed by the Assessor without view
ing the propsrty. The total reductions made
upon all applications presented was 81 $50
upon Improvements to real estate, and S15,-
800 upon personal property.
FLoURNG MILL EXTENSION DTcCreary
Brothers yesterday let the contract for the
construction of an addition to the Sacra-
mento FIGURING Mills, located on Front, be-
tween Il and III streets. 1t is to be a brick
building, 30 by 5S feet extending from the
present mills back to the alley. 1t will be
three stories and basement aud is to be sup
piled with entire new machinery and works.
The brick work, to be put up by L. +.
Woodward, will be commenced within few
days.
THE WEATHER.-Yes Yesterday was a warm
and dark, cloudy day, but there was no rain
fall to mention in this vicinity. Upon the
mountains it was raining heavily during the
day, and extending down throughout the
foothills. Last evening it changed to showing
at the Summit, but continued raining lower
down the mountains. The river at this point
has not yet felt the effects OF the storm, and
last night marked 10 feet 9 inches-a fall of
II inches during the past twenty-four hours
RUYAwAYs RETURNED Lee ar
rested three runaway boys upon their arrival
from San Francisco, and yesterday their
parents c tme up and took them back to the
homes they had deserted They had struck
out for employment and to commence the
search for fortune while young, and seemed
not little displeased to hsve their arrange
ments so psremptorily snuffed out.
M
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 22l
bundles iron pipe, 200 kegs nails, 10 locks;
Il. Stone & Co, crate stirrups,I bale blank
cts; Neubourg Il Lagos, case brushes Hall,
Luhrs 4 Co, % bbls hams r. A. Fisk, l
box electrical apparatus Billingsley & CO.,
40 baskets.
LATE TRAIN AND MAIL.-The overland
mail from the East is late again to-day owing
to dstentions east Of Ogden. and will not
reach here until about 1l:30 this A. NJ 1t
1t will leave here for San Francisco on the
time of the 1910 P. NJ. train. A special train
for the accommodation of local travel will
leavs here at 7:20 this morning for San Fran
cisco.
CoNMRRcIAL.-The steamer San Joaquin
No. 2 arrived from the Bay with barge of
lumber for the Sacramento Lumber Com
pany, and departed with freight and also
barge of wood to Davis brick yards The
schooner Sacramento arrived yesterday from
below with a barge of lumber for Friend &
Terry Lumber Company.
Muir TRIAL POSTPONED The witnesses
in the Muir arson case returned from Wood
land last evening. the trial having been post
pone until the first Monday in February
The continuance was obtained by the de-
Tense, upon the ground of absence of material
witnesses.
AWAY TO FoLsoM-Govina Bernaldi was
taken to Folsom Prison yesterday. E. Flynn
was yesterday sentenced by Judge benson
for attempt to commit grand larceny to q
term of one year at the same place, and he
will be transferred there to-day.
Police ARRESTS. Quack was yester-
day arrested for vagrancy by local officer
Rider John Leonard and f. Kelly, for dis
turbing the peace. by local officer Coffee
Mrs, kearns, common drunk, by officers
Rider and Catferty.
DIED AT FoIsoM.-A dispatch has been
received from Folsom stating that Henry
Brown, son of J. o. Brown, Sied at that
place last evening. The funeral viii take !
place at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow