Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Win j. Davis, official Coart Reporter, ha
fled in the Superior Court the transcript O
the trial in the Landes bigamv case. 1
makes l,090 pages of legal cap. and il tn,
longest Transcripts of criminal case eve
made IN Sacramento county. 1t contains
more than twice the number of pages thai
there we're in the Troy Dye case.
H. J. Booth of San Francisco. while at the
passenger depot in this city yesterday after
noon, dropped, as he supposes, from hi:
pocket his gold watch, and was unable tc
find it.
Twenty days additional time was allowed
yesterday in the case of George L Landes,
| sentenced for bigamy, for preparation of bill
of exceptions upon appeal.
The engine, No. 8, which went through
the trestle into China Gulch at the time Of
| the wreck at that place, has been brought to
the shops for repairs.
P. Flaherty and W. T. Peterson will fur
nish the refreshments upon the grounds for
the Independent 0. r. NJ. picnic.
The State Medical Society of California
viii hold Its annual meeting at San Francisco.
beginning at 10 4. NJ. tomorrow.
One hundred and twenty immigrants will
arrive by overland from the East this after
noon, including % males.
A subscription list for the widow OF John
Brown has been opened at Johnson's coffee
house, No. 517 K street.
Refreshments for the A. o. U. w. picnic
will be served on the grounds by P. Flaherty
and w. T. Peterson.
Thc river reached 20 feet inches yester.
day forenoon, but last evening had receded
to 20 feet inches.
Yesterday was beautiful cool, fresh day.
with north wind hom@pathically admins
tered.
One carload of lumber was shipped from
this market to Maricopa, A. T., yesterday.
Ten carloads of flour were shipped from
this city last week for HongkonG, China.
There were frequent flashes of lightning to
be seen in the northwest last evening,
MURDER OLA CHINAMAN. About - o'clock
last night officers Arlington and Valentine
heard screams on [ street, near Third, and
upon going there found An Gye, a China
man, lying on the sidewalk in a dying condi-
ton, from q stab in the heart. There was a
large crowd of Cinnamon gathered around
him, but none knew, or at last acknowledged
they knew, who had committed the act. Cor
oner Vermilya was notified, and when he ar
rived All eye was dead. He removed him
to the dead-house, and an inquest will be
held this evening. The deceased has been for
many years foreman of the Chinese workmen
at Cookies box factory. Officers Arlington,
Valentine and George Rider local, set about
ferreting out the case, but had not been sue
cessful at an early hour this morning.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-T Board of
Supervisors met for its second April session
yesterday. Present, Messrs. brennan, Will
son, Blair, Bailey and Beckley. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and approved
A petition from J. Henitz and others, for
new read in District No. 4, was received and
placed on file. The bond was approved and
l. n. Babcock, A. S. Greenlaw and j. G.
Pearson were appointed viewers. Upon mo-
ton of Mr.. brennan it was ordered that a
map of California and Nevada be purchased
at an expense of $40. Claims were allowed
under suspension of the rules to G.. Beckley,
$50 %: NJ Ruben, SIS and g. II. Wright,
$40. Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
FREE R1DE.-Sherif Sprague, of Butte
county, came down yesterday with China
man named Quon Hee, .who is taking free
ride to Folsom State Prison upon sentence of
twenty-five years Imprisonment for the muir
der of All King, at Lost Bar, about three
miles from Oroville. The prisoner is only
10 years of age, 90 he will only be Al when
his term is closed. He said he wanted to
go to San Quentin, but they would not let
him. He thinks Folsom too hot for per-
manent residence.
ST. PAUL MEETING.-The election of yes
trymen of st: Paul's Church took place yes
terday afternoon, when the following were
chosen: J.F. Montgomery, J. L. English.
r. o. Cravens, A. A. Van VOORHEES, j. j.
Brown, w. A. Stephenson W. 3. Maydwell,
W. a. Houg hton, Fred. Cox, 3. ID. Ken
nedy and J. H. Carroll. The vestry win
choose its officers On the last Friday of the
month, and probably determine in relation to
calling Rector and the purchasing Of the
church property.
BALL AT SAN JUAN.-The ball held at the
new school-house on the San Juan grant, last
Saturday evening, constituted a very success
full and enjoyable party. The school-house
was tastefully decorated with flags and mot
toes, surrounded by wild flowers. About
forty couple were present and held forth
until late hour. A good supper was pre-
pared by the ladies and served at the resi-
dence of j. Heintz. All present were well
pleased with the management and the occa-
sion.
MORE SL1oKENs.-Captain Foster, who
has just returned from the upper river,
states that the new hydraulic mining upon
Deer Creek, which empties into the SAcra-
mento near Yina station on TIE railroad, is
furnishing new supply of slickens, as seen
by its muddy red water, and colcring the
Sacramento below.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES There was
no meeting of the Board of City Trustees
yesterday on account Of the break OF the Fern
ievee again. The meeting will be held at 10
A. NJ to-day, and the bids for street sprink-
ling opened.