Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-03

LOCAL NOTES,

Two large Newfoundland dogs were set to
/ fighting yesterday near the corner of Seventh
and X streets by their owners, just as a
funeral procession wss passing. The side
walk was soon blockaded by a crowd of
extra-sessioners and others, who appeared
delighted with the performance. The brutes
| that were lighting were soon tired of the con.
test and went their way, but those who were
| looking ON fingered around the spot for some
time, evidently hoping the sport would be re-
sumed.
! The three train robbers who escaped the
other night at Emisrant Gap have baen re-
captured by officers Burke, Brissell and
! Hickey, near Reno. Governor Perkins yes
terday issued a requisition for them upon the
Governor of Nevada. and they will be re-
turned to Nevada City, Cal, for trial.
The Harbormsster's report shows that
during April seven steamers were running
from this place. They made forty-seven
trips, for which the harbor dues were S12O.
There were two sail vessels, dues S21, and
two barges, dues $50; fish market, dues SIS.
Total, SIG.
One hundred and ninety-seven instruments
were fled III the County Recorders office for
the month of April, against 221 for the same
month last year. Among the above instru-
ments for record there were "A deeds in April,
1881, and 80 in April, 1880
During the month of April the Pound
master took up seven horses, four cows and
eighteen dogs. OF these the horses and
COWS were redeemed two dogs were also re-
deemed and the remainder disposed of by
the Pouudmaster.
A Chipaman was found dead yesterday in
Y olo county, lying against railroad tFestle
of the California Pacific The Yolo authori- !
ties were notified. Il is not known whether
he was killed by accident or otherwise.
The train bringing the large excursion
party from Massachusetts, and the East will
arrive this morning.
The case of r. Noble, upon the charge of
incest was continued yesterday until next
Thursday.
The school at Mormon Island will hold
picnic on the Sth instant.
The Superior Court Calendar for May is
published this morning.
River at 20-feet mark yesterday.
PERSONAL. NJ. Hawkins, late city edi-
tor of the Marysville 4ppeal, was in this city
yesterday, and left for the East in the after
noon, to go by steamer from San Francisco. |
Charles II. Keeshin theatrical agent, is in |
the city. n. Rigney, Clerk of the San Joa-
quin Navigation Company, left yesterday for |
a visit of several months to Ireland H S. |
Croker is in the city. Fred. Cox and |
daughter left yesterday fer Sacramento ranch, |
San Luis Obispo county.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, Henry E. johnson, vagrancy case
dismissed, as defendant left town with intent |
to never return. Mary Wilkinson, drunk /;
discharged. The cases Of VIM. Davidson, |
ii loAk
continued till to-day. These of Jack Ken
nedy, disturbing the peace, and G. II. Carl. |
ton, for perjury, until tomorrow. Of Il.
Noble charged with incest, a postponement !
until the 9TH instant.
of shorthorn cattle are much disaffected |
toward the State Board of Agriculture in
consequence of the withdrawal Of second |
premiums in the list offered on cattle. The
California Shorthorn Breeders Association !
has resolved to make no exhibits at the COM
ing fair. Unless the matter is adjusted, the
cattle exhibit will be meager at the fair of
1881.
GOLDEN CITY MINsTRELs.-Th Golden
City Big Four Minstrel Company having ell
joyed a successful season in the country, has
to Sacramento, and will apptar at
the Metropolitan Theater on Wednesday
evening of this week, remaining but one
night only. The performance viii be chaste,
original and entertaining in the line of variety
rninstrelsy.
OFFICIAL VIsITATIoN.-It is expected that
W. H. Barnes. G. NJ. w. of A. 0. U. W,
will pay an official visit to this Order in this
city this evening. under auspices OF Sacra-
mento Lodge, No. so, at Masonic Hall.
Union Lodge is called to meet and visit Sac
ramento Lodge upon the occasion.
Picnic OF ST. PAUL's CHURCH To-Day
The annual picnic of st. Paups Episcopal
Church will take place to-day at Natoma
Grove, near Folsom. Baskets will be called
for by the Transfer Company at places an
1ounced. The train leaves the depot at $50
This morning.
Police ARBEsTs.-Maud Williams and
J leslie Duval were yesterday arrested for dis
maxim, Nv H,,u,,hal1