Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-30
ADVERTISEMENT mEETIoN.
tCeAL INTELLIGENCE.


man OF the foundry at the railroad shops, was
on his way to his work Oh Saturday morning
and when rear the corner Of Tenth and K
streets. he sank upon the walk in an appa-
rentlr fainting condition, and within few
minutes expired. Mr.. Allen had been under
treatment of DR.. Nixon for heart disease for
some time, and while his health was to ap-
pearance usually good, he had been directed
by his medical adviser TO avoid all extra ex-
ertion and excitement as he was liable to
drop away, under such influence, at any
time and further was advised to use the
street cars IN going to and from his work.
Being little late in leaving home on Satur.
day morning, he was walking at rather
brisk pace, which no d4ubt excited the con-
dition of his disease and caused his immedi.
ate death. As he sank upon the walk he was
observed by Joseph Rainsford and others,
who Immediately carried him into a room
near by, and Dr. Nixon and his wife were
summoned, but he died before their arrival.
No inquest was deemed necessary in the case.
The deceased was 5S years Of age, and ma
tive of Scotland. He was an old resident of
Sacramento, and had occupied the position of
foreman of the molders' department since the
Central Pacific Railroad shops were built
The foundry was closed on Saturday out of
respect to the deceased, and flags were placed
at hall-mast over all the railroad shops The
funeral will take place at 8 A. NJ to-day, I'M
der auspices Of Capital Lodge. No. 81, |. 0.
o. F., of which he was member. The ser
vices we're appointed at so early an hour on
account of Decoration ceremonies 30 take
placs later in the day.
FoR YOSEMITE The law requires the
Commission of the Yosemite Valley and the
Big Tree Park to hold its annual session in
the valley, commencing on the first day of
June. The Commissioners from various
parts of the State will meet at Lathrop this
afternoon and go by the Atlantic Express on
the Southern Pacific as far as MADEIRA, from
which point they will go by stage, arriving in
the valley on Wednesday. State Engineer
Hall left yesterday for the valley, going by
way OF Stockton and the Oazdale route He
will be present at the meeting of the Commits
sion, and will also make preliminary surveys
of new trails and wagon routes in the Valley.
In the absence of Governor Perkins, Vice
President VIM. II. Mills will preside at the
meetings of the Board, which will remain in
session two days. There will leave this city
on the forenoon train to-day for Lathrop
and the valley, W. II. Mills, J. II. Wood.
son and Mrs. j. w. Armstrong.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court on
Saturday Pat Brady pleaded guilty to
drunk, and was fined $40 and costs. Barney
McGoiley was given tweLty-fuur hours in
iail fey Z siulilar indiscretion. Emma Bzrg-
ros was found not guilty of disturbing the
peace ard discharged. Ed Rand confessed
that he is 4 common dauukard and was sent
to the County Jsil for a term Of sixty days
William Brown pleaded guilty to charge
of battery and was fined So The case OF
Leonard Smith, disturbing the peace, was
continued to June LIST, and an order was
made by the Court continuing all cases set
for to-day until tomorrow.
An UEFLxAsASTNEss.- a man
who was pretty well filed, and who, it was
stated had been cut all night on bender,
was found by his wife at the corner of Fourth
and l. streets. in conversation with some men
upon tao walk Size interviewed him, which
resulted in a rather brisk war of words. and
drew q very large number of spectators. The
woman finally sought TO enforce her influence |
by picking up a stone from the street, with
which che threatened TO settle matters pre-
empscrily. The husband retreated into
saloon on the corner, and was about to send
for an oticer to protect him when the wife
left for hes home.
Musical EXERCIsEs.-The annual exer-
cises of the Juvenile pup of the Conservatory
of Music under the direction of j V. and
Mrs Abbie Cheney, took place at the Con
grsgatioual Church on'Satufday afternoon, at
which tksre was q good attendance. This
programme heretofore published was pre-
sented, ard tho numbers given in a manner
highly Satisfactory to TIE parents and the
audience.
FRg.GHTJ BY RAu-The following car
loads Of freight were received yesterday
-Four q lime, 8 of wood, . of wire, of mer-
chaudise. tsuk of oil. of wagons, of pig
iron, 2 q lumber, 4 Of iron, l of brandy, OF
scrap iron, / OF coal and OF iron pipo Car
loads were lcrw arded Eas.: Eleven Of wool. 8 Of
salmon, I 4 Ill, 3 Of vine, of potatoes, l Of
merchaadise, 2 Of cabbage, 3 of coke ard Of
onions
NV RAILROAD LINE.-Iti understood that
the Central Pacific Railroad Company wilson
make tie necessary survey for constructing a
new iiue between Folsom aud PlaceryilIe.
The new r1sd will leave FOlsom By way of
the SAFE Prison grounds, AID thence make
its way mp the side of the canyon to the table
lards sud from thence TO Piscer, lie, taking
the caayon again portion of the way.
COMMERCIAL Since last report steamer
San Joaquin No. arrived from San Fran
cisco viii general merchandise Barge Cen
tennial arrived FROM San Francisco. per
steame. Reform, with lumber for Friend
& Terry Lumber Company and w. Frazer.
The NspCRset came down from the upper
Sacramento with produce to master.
CRITICAL CoNDnIoS.-G George Fern. who
was paraiyzsd ~ falling through the hatch
way a. lh9 barn Of his brother, George Fern,
on the lGycrsilc road, is lying IN a critical
condition IN This city. lie Is accompanied fy
his wife. who viii have him removed as soon
as pos'io-c to their home ia Oakland.
MERCHANDISE REpoRr.-The following
freigh; passed Ogden FOX Sacramento On the
och: Far J. F. Hill, I6 bundles wheels
Mehig7 x Co 10 barrels hams, box blanks;
u. j. Re hsr, box castings; Huntingdon,
HopSi9s d Co.. 26l bundles iron pipe; w.
D. Cemstock, IS boxes chairs.
AUCTION SALE d. J. Simmons will sell
at 1880 a. tomorrow, at residence 1l20
Eleventh street, between X and L. furniture,
consisting Of parlor set, easy and smoking
oh 4irs, walnut aud cottage bedroom sets
lace curtains, mattresses, beddiog, range, and
kitchsl. furniture.
TIE 0royille Register states that Harry
Bigcz, who fell at the Capitol building and
broke lis leg, on the evening OF the COM
nlenceEleat exercises cf the Sacramento Sem
mary, Is at bis home and doing well.
FtEu PfcMc. Several of the employees Of
Whi.tier, Fuller & Co. of this city will join
to-day 10 . picnic held by the employees o:
the San Francisco house OF the same firm,
wfiea xiii be held at Belmont Park.
To tbs MOUNTAINS The stocl,-raisers
having ranges upon the plains and in the
foothills are driving their cattle and sheep to
the mountains for summer grazing.
TIE monthly disbursements Of the railroad
company were concluded here On Saturday,
and tie pay CO, left in the afternoon fer 3
trip over the southern Pac &c.
EIag7y immigrant passengers, including
forty oze Insl5s arrived from the East yester-
day, aad eish:y fur more will arrive this
afterne0a.
INroRIATioS in relation to Abraham
Springer u desired by Adolph Geclinger,
whose address is 5l3 Jefferson street, Barling.
ton. l..
RAIsINs The Natoma Company, of Fol-
son. shipped carload Of raisins to Chicago
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