Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


the assessment rolls of the county for the
present fiscal year, and submitted his report
to the State Board of Equalization The
exact amount of assessable property in the
county, as shown by the rolls after the equal
ization By the County Board of Supervisors,
Is az follows: Value Of real estate, other than
city and town lots Sc 207. $50; value of i'm
provements thereon. 1924, 215; value Of city
and town lots. So. 435, $50; value of improve
ments thereon, s.. $50, 415. Value OF i'm
proyements on real estate assessed to persons
other than the owners OF such real estate,
S33. 675. Value OF personal property. exclu-
sive of money, "a 99l, 755; amount Of money,
$3.50, $40. Deductions on account Of mort
cages, trust deeds and other contracts, where
6S7, 2l0. Value of franchise, roadway, road
bed, rails and rolling stock of railroads, as
apportioned TO the county by the State Board
of Equalization, 81, 524, $40 Total value of
all property, after deductions and after equal
ization by the Board of Supervisors, 800, 2G7,
2i9. The number of acres assessed within
the county, Cos, 6266. The total value of
property within the city and county last year
was S25, 767, 203, which was SO, 1893, 954 in ex-
cess of the present year. Tie total amount
included in mortgages returned last year was
So, 113, los, OF Si25. S9j more than in 1881.
INSANE MARINES TAKEN EAsT.-Surgeon
G. w. Woods, u S. N, from Mare ISLAND
accompanied by Sergeant Snyder and Cor
poral Simms, OF the same place, passed
through yesterday having in charge four men
who became insane while serving under en-
istment in the United States marine corps.
Their names were Thomas Gray. James Muir
ply, Edward Mcdonald and Martin Ryan.
The Government has been paying for their
care and keeping at the Stockton Asylum tor
several years past, and having been declared
incurable they are transferred to the regular
Government Asylum, located little. below
Washington, at the intersection OF the eastern
branch of the Potomac. Three of them have
become mild cases, and tending to idiocy, but
the fourth is somewhat violent, and is re-
strained by piniouing his arms with strap.
The party occupy an emigrant sleeping car
by themselves, which IS to go through at
tached 90 the regular passenger train, and
without change to Washington.
MORE SMOKE THAN FIRE.-The alarm of
fire turned in at box p, located at ths corner
of Second and K streets, between 6 and Z
o'clock last evening, was caused by the burn
ing out of chimney in that neighborhood.
The services Of the Fire Department were
not needed A small fire occurred over the
saloon at the corner of Niath and l streets
on Wednesday. but was put out by parties
present without giving alarm Another
small blaze occurred in the rear OF NJ. +.
Beard & Coz store on j street, between
Third ard Fourth streets, the same day,
caused, as supposed, by spontaneous CON-
bustiou, arising from the rays of the sun
being concentrated in some manner upon some
papers lying in o box at the rear Of the build
ing. It was extinguished without usueh
fort by employees at the store, who dis
covered it before much Roadway had been
obtained.
IYcoRpoBAr1oys The Ell Dorado Fruit
Company has filed its certificate OF incor-
poration to carry on the business Of raising,
drying aud preserving fruits in Ell Dorado
county. Capital stock, Sl5O,OOO. Directors
George w. Frink, d. A. Brown, L. Or.
Harvey, C. L. Crabtree, f. B. Wilde.
Articles of Incorporation OF the Blue Mountain
Gold and Silver Mining Company have been
filed. The companys purpose is to buy and
sell mining property in California, Nevada
and Arizona. The capital stock is $4,000
co., The Directors are: William Shea,
Frederick Stells, James Moore, David Muir
ray and John f. Mahoney. Also, the
White Chief Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-S. Beldeu, J. A.
Crabtree, 7. Flemming, T. Fowler and G.
Schultz Capital stock, Sl0,0oO,OO0.
POLICE CouRT.-Iu the Police Court yes
terday Dan Cotton. who was found guilty Of
battery upon his wife and imprisoning her il
house without permitting her to go out ever
for her meals, was fined $40, and in default
of payment will remain In the County Jail 6
term of forty days and nights. The case Of
disturbing the peace against Luke Grogau
was dismissed. Gu Hung was fined 50 foI
disturbing the peace. Henry SaeSyille, a
drunk, was found guilty Of being too hilari-
Gus aad sentenced TO the County Jail for
twenty-four hours in which to sober off
Another charge of patit larceny against Pat
McGinnis, preferred by Eli Mayo, was dis
missed, as the dollar he was charged with
stealing was found in plaintiffs own posses.
sion after the arrest had been made. VIM.
Long was found not to be guilty of the charge
Of disturbing the peace.
ADMISSION DAY.-The excursion, under
the auspices of the Native Sons Of tn.
Golden West, to Marysville, for the celebra
ton Of the thirty first anniversary of Adnis
sion Day, Is announced elsewhere. Thos'
having the matter in charge intend to oife
every indncement 90 make the excursion auC
occasion especially pleasant and enjoyable
There is to be . grand parade upon srrlTa
there, literary exercises, an open air concert
exhibition drin by the Marysville Fire De
partment, balloon ascension, and Crane
banquet and ball. The train will lsave thi.
city at 9 4 NJ. Tickets for the round trip
including admission TO the ball and other ex
ercises, viii be but three dollars.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The followin.
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
3lst ult: For L. X. Hammer, boxei
piano stools Central Pacific Railroad Com
panv, s boxes machinery, reservoirs
Warehouse 4 Lester, 80 bundles wagon bows
/. LYON & Co. 2 boxes cotton goods; Hol
brook, Merrill l. Stetson, l6 boxes ston,
furniture II. G. Kirk & Co, 10 boxe
drugs; Mebius & Co, 9 packages tobacco
q. w. Chesiey, 10 barrels whisky Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co, 347 bundles iron, ISL
kegs horseshoes drums iron pipe fittings
w. A. & c. s. Houghton, boxes states,
boxes aud ] case books /; j. I. Cooper,
boxed piano.
FATAL INJURIES steamboat employ
named John McCabe was yesterday after
noon run over by the cars on Front street
between l and }, and so severely injured tina
it is though he cannot survive. The RICH
leg was cut almost entirely off close to th
body, and it was thought the hip was ais
crushed, while the other leg was run over a
the thigh and terribly mangled. Chic
Karcher and other officers and citizens wen
to his assistance and he was, soon after re
ceiying the injuries, transferred TO the Count
Hospital. The unfortunate man Is said to b
married, and that his family reside in Sa
Francisco.
SUMNER NIGHT CoNcEBr.--The open-ai
concert will be given in the Plaza this even
ing as usual, by the First Artillery Band
and the following programme will be per
formed March, - Charter Oak ;" overture
Medley waltz, =" Happy Thoughts :" quick
step, "Skidmore Fancy Ball ;" schottische
"Cradle's Empty and Baby is Gone /;
serenade, Pleasant Dreams; waltz
"When the Leaves Begin to Turn )" march
Minute Man :" polka, Leaf by Leaf (;
galop, "Spitfre p % Home Sweet Home,
with variations.
Found AT THE RED HOUSE Best an,
cheapest line of gents and boys Furnishing
goods in the city.
New CALrcos New goods in every depart
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