Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES
The Governor has appointed john L. Eli
son as a Notary Public for Tehama county,
to reside at Red Bluff.
It is stated. that q true bill has been found
against w. B. Lawlor by the United States
! Grand Jury at San Francisco Tor counter
feiting.
Fifteen carloads of cattle passed through
| from Cottonwood, Shasta county, and eight
| from Winnemucca, for San Francisco, and
! six carloads for this city. day before yester-
day.
John Denny, native Of New Brunswick
was Yesterday upon his affidavit that ne was
under Is years of age when he came to the
| United States, and upon the testimony of /.
| G. Hodglon and L. Q. Todhunter. admitted
to citizenship.
MURDER BY POISONING. s o'clock
Yesterday the Chinese interpreter informed
the Coroner that there was Chinese woman
dead on street, second door west of Second
street, and that the report was that she had
committed suicide. Mr. Vermilya went to
the place indicated and saw the man who
keeps the place, and one or two others there,
but they denied that any one was dead in
that vicinity. AS they stood talking, the
Chinaman in charge of the place suspiciously
closed the door. This caused Mr.. Vermilya
to 90 in and look about, when he found a
| China woman lying on the floor dead and in
readiness to be taken away for Chinese
burial. Opposition was made to his taking the
body, but he placed it in coffin anu
animation was held in the afternoon by DR..
Baldwin, when all parts of the body were
found in healthy condition, and it is be-
| iieyed she was poisoned. An analysis of the
stomach will be made. The inquest will be
| held at IL A. NJ. to day. As soon as the body
was removed from the place the police We're
notified of the matter, but upon going to the
place to arrest all the parties and hold them
until an inquest should be held, 1t was found
that all had fed and left the house locked up.
There is but little question that the woman
was poisoned by the man to get nd OF ner, S.
there was loud talk heard about the premises
during Sunday afternoon and night.
ASKS INVESTIGATION following let
ter from A. Halen, dated at Folsom, July %,
1881, and addressed to the Board of Super
visors Of Sacramento county, was received
Yesterday by the Clerk of the Board, and is
| self-explanatory Gentlemen With as
constituent I see in the proceedings of the
Board Of Friday, as reported in to-aay 5
| RFCoRD-UNIoN. that was accused of having
swindled the county in the delivery Of gravel.
! Indignantly denying this false accusation. |
respectfully request your Board to appoint a
day for full Investigation OF this matter. As
to taking legal steps TO stop the payment Of
the money already audited, | beg leave to
submit that this will not be necessary, as
shall certainly not draw this money until after
I'll ,,y:+b OF tho
Board" The matter viii be taken up at the
next meeting of the Board, which will be held
next week.
FREE CoNcERT.-The second free concert
by the First Artillery Band, w. J. Flanagan.
leader, will be given in the plaza this even
ing, when the following programme will be
| observed March. Firemens )" overture,
/" Bell Trout :" Turkish Reveille; : g Anvil
Polka :" serenade, Pleasant Dreams :
g Razors in the Air. andante schottischei
"The Tuba's Pride :" march, The Coon.
vile Guards = o. s., Captain Shepard :
galop, "Encampment."
PRErARIxc.-Th The Native Sons of the
Golden West are making extensive prepare
tons to receive aud entertain members of tbs
order from Sacramento and other points, and
to tttingly celebrate Admission Day Sept
| 9th). The following committee has the mat
| ter in charge: G. B. Baldwin, J. c. Venter
| w. S. Harkey NJ. + Brown, J. A. Lowrey
J. H. Schaeffer, a. Z. Sewel, Z. W. Grit
| fiths, J. 0. Gates, IL. Newman, and w. j
Andrews.
FELL DEAD.-Franklin Thompson, car
penter residing at 1925 E street, while waiting
at Fifteenth and II streets for car yester
day, suddenly fell dead. a post mortem ex
animation revealed the fact that the cause o.
his death was heart disease, by which be has
frequently suffered. An inquest viii be helc
1o-day by Coroner Vermilya.
BODY RECOVERED The body of Baldisars
Fontaua, who was thrown overheard on Sat
urday last at the foot Of o street by Fran
cisco Brecana and drowned, was yesterday
morning discovered floating in the river neal
Sutteryille. Coroner Vermilya was notified
and the body brought to the morgue, and ar
inquest will be held to-day.
Excursion To. NIGHr.-Sacrament Bat
TALON, Company A, L. o. o. F., give ar
excursion trip to Folsom this evening, and
invite all who wish to so along. The fare
for the round trip is 81, including admission
to the dance to be given. Music by Jones
Beebe & Grants band.
Police ARRESTS. -The following arrests
were made yesterday: Charlie Sing, a China
man, for carrying concealed weapons, by off
Ger Lee and George Karcher, local; Sarah
Kern and Frank Kern, DRINKS, by Chiei
Karcher and CaffeIty, local.
AUCTION & Co. will sell by auction
ALTA. NJ to-day, at 90S j street, gentl,
phaeton or buggy mare, top buggy, work
harness, and also wagon.
Iris morning" in dry goods. Hales ar
here, at the corner of Ninth and X streets.
GENTS fancy striped half hose, loc. pc
pair, az the Red House.
IT is morning in dry goods. Hales ar
here, at the corner of Ninth and * streets.
YorrHs summer suits from s. to IS 50
clothing department of the Red House.
IT is morning in dry goods. Hales ar
here, at the corner of Ninth and X streets.
GENTS summer suits 50, at the clothin:
department Of the Red House
/ IT Is uAoTnlnR N Dry Roous. lateS az
here, at the corner of Ninth and K streets.
LADIES, you can buy good linen duste
for 81 at the Red House.
IT is =" morning in dry goods. Hales ar,
here, at the corner OF Ninth aud X streets.
Do not forget about those Brussels carpet
for Soc. at the Red House.
II is morning in dry goods Hales ar,
here, at the corner of Ninth and X streets.
THE boot and shoe department of the Rec
House is the place to make your purchases.
.
IT is morning" in dry goods. Hales ar,
here, at the corner of Ninth and X streets.
DRoP into the boot and shoe department o
the Red House.
Ir is morning" in dry goods. Hales ar
here, at the corner of Ninth and X streets.
BLACK alpaca silk finish, only 15c. pei
yard, at the Red House.
IT is "morning" in dry goods. Hales ar'
here, at the corner of Ninth and K streets.
BARGAINS and no mistake at Red House.