Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-02

with the exception of two or three small in
dividual assessments, the same as it did when
received from the County Assessor.
The Board adjourned to meet at A. NJ.
to-day.
ATTEMPTED SUIc1DE.-A complaint of dis
turbing the peace was lodged at the police
office on Sunday by NJ Dusenberry against
Matt. Bloomer, and while the officers were
searching for him he got sight of Dusenberry
again and threw brick at him, striking him
in the breast very heavily. He was soon
after arrested and placed in the police Jail.
During Sunday night he opened the artery
in his left arm with some instrument or by
some means which cannot be ascertsined, and
nearly bled to death. His cell mattress was
saturated and the blood ran out of his cell
into the main hall distance of twelve or tif-
teen feet When it was found out yesterday
morning he was go weak he could not stand,
but had still blood enough to keep the ma
chinery Of life in operation, and he was trans
ferred to the County Hospital. He would
give no reason for the act, and claimed he
did not know what he cut his arm with.
Bloomer was some time since arrested and
served term of sixty days in the County
Jail for malicious battery.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
Doth and 30th uls.: For Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., 645 bars and 26O bundles iron, G6
boxes axes, 1 case latches, . barrels hinges, l
barrel rollers, 6 barrels nails Holman, Stan
ton & Co., ] barrel chain w. D. Comstock,
10 boxes chairs i. i. Lewis d Co., 2 boxes
and Is barrels glassware r. Stone & Co..
| box hardware Standard Oil Company, go
cases coal oil Waterhouse d Lester, l car
wagon material; c. P. Il. r. Co., barrel
and hogsheads lanterns; q. Heinrich, box
sausage Booth & Co., 20 packages tobacco,
10 tierces hams Thomas Harper, 3 cases
shoes; J. n. Weidmann, . boxes candy D..
w. Earl, steel dies; Hall, Luhrs & Co., "a
tierces hams.
RECOVERING. - Herman Beurnhof, who
shot himself near the heart sometime since.
with intent to commit suicide, and was found
in a supposed dying condition below the Y
street levee and taken by Chief Karcher to
police headquarters and afterwards to the
| County Hospital is improving and in q fair
way for recovery. George Sutton, who was
run over by the cars at Seventh street and
the north leyee, while endeayoring TO get
upon moving freight train, and who was
also taken to the County Hospital in criti-
cal condition. is also doing we'll His left
arm had to be amputated at the shoulder.
| His right leg was broken at the ankle and bis
| left foot run over, but he is in fair way to
| recover.
THAT RETAIYEB.-Judge benson yester-
day granted temporary injunction in the
case of the District Attorney against the
County Auditor to prevent the payment Of
the IS. 600 retainer fee to George Cadwala.
der, upon the resolution adopted by the
Board OF Supervisors in relation to the debris
| Injunction suits. The Court decided that
the statute which requires in all cases that
claim setting forth the cause of demand must
be filed and verified before it can be paid out
Of the county funds has not been complied
with, and therefore the Auditor cannot
| legally issue his warrant for the amount.
| The demurrer OF defendant to complaint was
Oyersuled, and ten days granted in which to
| answer.
HASDIcAPPTNG WEIGHTs.-The following
handicap weights have been fixed by Henry
Schwartz, who was appointed by the State
Board of Agriculture, as Handicapped for
the races at the coming State Fair Duke Of
| Norfolk, three-year olds, los pounds; Jim
Brown, three year-olds, los pounds; Connor,
| four-year-oids, los pounds. Fred. Collier,
! three.year-old 90 pounds; Leiuster Geld
ing, fve-year. olds, % pounds. Weights for
any age after September LIST are for three.
year-olds, % pounds; four.year-olds, los
pounds ; FIVE years and upwards, la pounds,
with three pounds off for mares and geldings.
HOSPITAL REroRT.-The report of the
Railroad Hospital for the month ending July
3lst is as follows: Present in hospital July
1st, 80; admitted during the month, 81.
Total admitted. 90. Discharged, 81; died,
g. Total, 81. Remaining in hospital July
3ist, ~. Private house and office patients
treated, 152. Total. 24S.
Mrs. GARFIELD has vetoed her consort's
view with regard to the Hale family over
running the United States with their cara
vansaries of dry goods. She says: James,
let them run"
| PARENTS, reduce your shoe bills one.hal
by buying your boots and shoes at the Rec
House.
! IT was faith in our announcement that filled
Hale's Grand Central Depot yesterday. E.
COMPLETE LINE of gents and boys furnish
ing goods-an the novelties. Red House.
HAVE you seen Hale Bros advertisement