Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-29
l0GEl INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.


his resignation, which was, upon motion, sc
copied
The Board then proceeded to the election
of member Of the regular police force il
place of w. II. McCarty, recently an officer
The list of applicants for the position wa,
read 90 follows: Frank FredeTicks, j. L. At
wood. Frank Rider, J. J. Campbell, w B.
Ferral, 0. G. jackson, James Bartlett, Robt
Sctumeyer, L. +. Dolan, s. Z. Harvey.
john Barr-y, VIM. Sheridan, Austin Gil.
man, Go. r. Martin, w. IL. Lowell, Martin
Sseinme,z j. S. Nichclas. Jesse Waddle, A.
Green, NJ. D. Eiired, T.. Cordes, j. Z
Strain, Lowell Howe, Antonio I. Cores,na,
Strader Hugh i. Coleman, Frank II.
0Brien. H. T. Oswalt, Robert ASA, Charles
Sexton, A. H. Bsnning, Carter Jackson, P.
W Iafferty, l.. W. Farrell, II Quiglsv, J.
5. Woods, George Ii. White, r. j. G2dy.
J. W. Hughes and I. J. Swain.
The question wss raised as to the form in
which several Of the applications we're drawn.
City Attorney Anderson was applied 30 in
the matter. and bs gava as lis opinion that
ct least the greater p1lti0n Of the applica-
tons made were defective in form, and he
was sa-istisl thl5 in order TO give the Board
jurisdiction, or properly bring al applicant
heie.e them 50 that he might be voted for,
his application should strictly comply with
the form of the statute upon the subject
Chisf karcher moved that all the apTlica-
tons on file be regarded as in due form, and
the motion vas carried.
Judge Henry stated, and it was the ex-
preston OF the Board, that in future cleo
tons no application would be considered I'M
less conforming to the statute.
The Board then proceeded to ballot. when
,faf II NV ntoE, 4 1 I
The ballot being announced stood one fer /.
I'll. O'Brien and one for Robert Ash. On the
second ballot Robert Ash received two
votes, Chief Karcher not voting, and was de-
clared duly elected.
A petition asking tie appointment OF J. c.
Jeffries, Jr., as a local police officer for
Chinatown was read. Also another similar
one requesting that George X. Rider be ap-
pointed such officer for the same locality.
Chief Karcher asked that action be de-
ferred upon the petitions for one week.
City Attorney Anderson stated that he
would like to have action deferred until the
time indicated. az he would then probably
present reasons why no local officer should be
elected for that place.
Chief Karcher thought all LEGAL officers
should be done away with, and, il necessary,
have the regular force increased
Action was defenei one week.
After consultation and discussion of rat
tiers pertaining to regulations within the Po-
lice Department, the Board adjourned 10
meet at 2 P. II. neSt Thursday.
PicNIc o-NoRRow.-The Temperance pic
ric and celebration will take place tomorrow
at Tarnmany Grove, Dayisville. Extended
arrangements Lave been made for all kinds
of sports. Prizes win be in archery-Ladies
$50 arrowsl tiye-bottie silYer-pl1sed caster
gentlemen, So fIuit cake. Egg rac=s-1Iar
ried ladies, handsome fan; unmarried ladies,
pure with cord and tasse!s. Sack races
Mems race, cigarcase boys under 16l race,
Running racss-Mailied L.
dies, s;lysr-sop butter 6ish unmarried ladies,
handsome autograph album; girls funder 16),
pair Of vases; boys under IGl. pockat-knif
Jumpiag-Hop. step and jump. free for all, /
kandsom: clock. Besides these there will be
literary exercises; two full bands OF music:
exhibition drill by Governors Guard Cadets
and other entertainments The train viii
leave the depot at a. N. Fare for the round
trip, 81 children, half price.
METROPOLITAN THEATzR. Al the theater
tonight Miss Nara Vernon and a variety
and dramatic company in support, viii APP
pear. the rates have been fixed at half the
usual theatrical Charge Miss Vernon viii
appear during her engagement in dramas,
- The Wifs's Devotion" and jack Shep-
par3." The company embraces Mason and
Christy in song and dance, Barnes aud Ellie
ford IN Irish sketches. Richards and Evans IL
ac.obatic, song and dance business, Mason
AID Chtisty, song and dance men, George
Mason ia champion clog, john IL. Mack,
motto songster, Miss Louise Dunbar, Miss
jennie Williams, Miss Fay Temple, Miss
Belle Bateman, and also The Great Dyllyn.'
FIRE CoM,IssIoNERs.-The Board Of Fire
Commissioners met last evening. The pay
roll for April of 1916 was allowed The
following bills were audited and allowed
II. NJ Bernard, s. 80; II. c. Kirk, - -
4. c. Tufts, 81 80; II. Garrett Sl1 65; c.
W. Rapp - p; Neubourg < Lsges, s. %
Samuel Jelly, 81 so: Gas Company, IS -
J. w Wilson, S25 p; J. Farren, 50; Day
& JOY, SO 80; Whittier. Fuller & Co,
So 70; S. S. Nixon, 81 30: G. II. Krets,
SO IL; George Schroth, Sl4 70; NJ. Nc
Elany, 81 so; john Hood. 81; P. Me
Dowcll, "a; NJ. 0'Mera, 81 30; ;. II. Stanton,
81; c. Nelson, ST %; Z. j.. Adams, S23 50;
r. 4. Fix, $50 Is; D. D. Hayes, S125
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 70 cents.
LOST THE RAcE,-Another cf those fire.
quent aud amusing Incidents occurred yester-
day morning at the depot, in which 4 maR,
who gave his name as Gist, made an I'M
successful attempt to catch departing train.
He was L" jis5 " little too late. After CIV
ing up the chase and hurting few carefully
selected explosives AZ the unconscious object
OF his misery, lie returned in heated con
djtioa of body and mind, and explained this
matter by sweating upon all the posts in the
depot that the train LETT twenty minutes
ahead Of time, and he knew it. Bnt then he
hsd plenty OF time 70 cool of bsfore the next
train left in The afternoon.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs' PicNIc. 49, The
knights Of Pythias Lodges of this city will
hold picnic at Natoma Grove May 9TH.
Arrangements have been made Tor good
pr. graIa'ae OF games. etc. and for which
prizes will be given. The prizes are now dis
played in the sh9w-window of the store Of
c. II. Krees & Co. The First Artillery
band %ill accompany the excursion. The
tickets are placed at 81 each for the round
trip and admission Children between aud
II viii be charged but half that sum. The
train leaves the depot at $50 A. NJ.
CoAczAr TO NIGHT The yooaLand instrr-
mental concert of Nrs. Addie Carter will be
given tbs evsuing as the Congregational
Church The programme has heretofore been
fully referred t. and ii addition to the
naaios heretofore announced Miss Gus,ie
Wiic.x and T. N. Moore viii give sol5s.
ELECTION or 0FFlcrRs. Fidelity Grove,
NJ. 81, U. A. o. D, has elected The follow
iag officers for the ensniug term: \. A, \.
Paties: V. \, NJ. Z. Eldopich Treasurer,
A. Tcare Secretary. joe. 7. ScAleuaiger;
&. nd0ctar. A. Mszzini l. C., Oh. Suffer;
o. e., 5. Steie Trustee, l.. NeubouFg
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNlc-The Union Sun
day School picnic of the First aud Calvary
Baptist and the Sixth street Kingsley Chapel
and Seventh street ~ Il. Churches, takes
place at Natona Grove to-day the train
leaves the depot at $50 this morning.
THAT HOUSE at the corner of Ninth and
X streets was literally packed again yester-
day with purchasers. TIE dry goods table
movement is having an Immense run. 1t Is
just natural to the Hale Bros. to five cheap
goods.
OLD AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN FooT-soRE
AND Cross Made pleasant and happy at
the Boot and Shoe Department of the Red
House.
FISH "A very fine assortment can be had