Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

met al their ClucS III Viz -
last evening. Present-W. H. Mills, Albert
Hart. W. c. Fitch, K. W Brier and s. Il.
Gargiab Raw. Mr.. Urmy, Of the Methodist
f,or,fsrance now meeting in this city, visited
the I ibrary and the Board of Trustees
ITnon motion of Mr. Brier, the privileges of
the Library were unanimously granted to the
members Of the Conference during their stay
in tbe citv. The Committee on Books and
Shelves w5re instructed TO ascertain and re-
nort at the next meeting the propriety OF
,rsarroneing and placing the hooks Of refer
ence together in a more accessible place. The
motion of MIR. Hart, to keep the Library
open continuously from 10 a. NJ. to 10 P NJ.
each dav, was discussed, and finally decision
If the matter was postponed until the regu-
lar meeting in December. The following
hills were allowed: Pacific Mutual Life In
5urauce Company. $45 81; Capital Gas Com
pauv. S17 so; W. A. & c. S. Houghton,
Sis 80; P. 4. Byrne. S37 "A ; c. r. Par
sons, assignee, S35; NJ. ii. Fay Co., San
Francisco, s25 10; Day & joy, Sl4 70 john
Breuner, 50; Billingslay Co.. 50 IS; O. p.
Dodge. assignee, 50 SO; T. Foster, 81 It
was voted unanimously TO close the Library
on Friday, September 9sh, until p. NJ, by
reason Of It's being Admission Day. All ad-
disiynsl list of books were selected, alter
which the Board adjourned.
L1BRA8y MEETNG-AN INCIDENT The
Rev ". S. Urmy, member of the NJ, E.
Conference, was invited by the Board of
Trustees Of The City Free Library to meet
that body lasa evening, which he did at the
library rooms. He was invited to nspact the
library and the system maintained, and re-
quested to extend for the Board an invitation
to the Conference to visit the library at Its
convenience, and he replied that he would
convey the invitation to the Conference, and
doubted not that the members ct that body
would avail Of 1t. While Mr.. Urmy was
comforting with the Board some sneak-thief
stole from the hat rack in the roading-room
the reverend gentleman's hat. The discovery
caused the Board much humiliation, and it at
once set on foot steps of inquiry, with the
hope that the thief will be found. The in
quiry resulted in the discovery that at the
time Mr.. Urmy entered and placed his hat
upon the rack, there were about forty readers
in the main ROOM that one of them was
man of very shabby appearance that soon
after he left the room; that some ladies en-
tering the hall met the man departing in
great haste. lyon the hat hook where the
minister had placed his hat-a handsome
black soft wool hat-there was found worn
tra u IN bsj eyidfrtv left instead Of The bettsT
one be stole.
Tp1,5. For NfrenrR The trial Of Ceorge
DriIas;cb Of this citv for the murder NJ
Peter MorelE, whom he shot at the New
Campo Restaurant an X street, between
Fifth and Sixth. some time since, was COM
nenced in the Superior Court yesterday.
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W. w. T. Ja,1os Po1aTt q " Ficss .Jobn
eI,oj+or o1d {, 4 JIaIs Tbera were CIV
amined as witnesses for the prosecution jos.
LI9hman' Henry = johnson, a. y. PAWS avs
- tbo:a ,,JlisSeJ in the RTroRn.T TN1oY al
the time Of the shooting, and subsequently,,
were developed. The evidence upon the
part OF the people VIII be clnciuIed this
forenoon, and us gaze prooao'e thAV the
case VIII 30 TO Vhe jury Ghis evening
Por1cE CoURr.-Ah Lee was Yesterday
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ul9cAarseu IRON aIleS' ioi O','s's "' e'l''''.
OF prosecuting witness and payment q
costs Paddy Hart. arrested fol being drunk
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frj,,',,,s pl1ars a Jr11nk ,,az GiscLarosd
Jake Linston was found guilty of a powerful
spree, ana sentenced 70 pay me OF ~ ~. ana 10
S '9e C ~ . Siiicbsil IV isadad cii. If
being drunk, and was fined So. The case of
Georles Carr. charged with attempt to COM
NIT felony, was continued till tomorrow
that Of John Chirrinchin, for battery, and
Mary Farr. grand larceny. were postponed
until the 10 h instant. and George Hethering-
ton. disturbing the peace, until the 18th in.
slant.
CAUGHT hlA--Jehh hoehuer Is 0H"'seo
with having bnrglarizsd the storeroom oil
the Golden Eagle bar-room, as Is supposed
on Monday night. de took away three
boxes OF cigars. A description OF the man
eelng gwen 70 rIlcers zoos anu [asn' 'I ny
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Ioluleu Iollu" 1luAIe anu oIiiaiie,l tt.s
saes anu nut tO1Ae tb nun up nm so~a h.
SD bera 90 "a sscrsted II h
took it and locked it up in his trunk. The
oifcsFs say th3re Is Stti9i9p evlae1ce 20 con
at . in in the hotel hit WAS diseharred Mon.
dav morning.
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COUNTY HOSPITAL hLfoAl.- " -
White, Superintendent of the County Hospi
tai. has made the following report to tbt
- g cn,orrisors for Tho month Of An
gust Number of patients ia Hospital Au
gust lst, 10 admitted . during the month iad
90 lisI' $500 J'sJi1i de.t+ a. ann;c,nts II
Morality list-Jape Hawcroft, aged A.. ma
tive Of Massachusetts,. constitutional syphilis
George Turner. aged 80, native of New York
acute hepatitis. The current expenses hav,
been Salaries, 1886; subsistence, 81 Cos sc
miscellaneous, 1872 &c; total, 81 977 81
IsooRPoRAr1oN.-The Homestake Mimi:
Company has filed articles of incorporation
with the Secretary of State for the purpos,
.eIo,.,i.,,, br,,;ne, and selling ,n;pes and mil
60 asnt;s, ,,iIls and v,orl3no, ores pin
80 ,,iacs e bnsiness San FTancisco III
- ~ N.n,rt N Newburgh n =
ScbieTb,l5 G w. Lamar. L. Oesterreicber
Capital stock, SI0,oo0'oo9' divided int
1VV'OV0 sAAFes'
CARRIERS RkPoRT.-ihe mall carriers re
port for service in this city during the montl
of A,gpst il as follows: Deliyered-NIai
40 20, c--