Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27

acres, in Swamp Land Survey No. $50, and
126 acres in Survey No $40, reduced from
SIS to Sc per acre also, on S52 acres, IN Sur
vey Ne. 637, from SIS to 81 per acre.
J. W. Ferguson, asking that the value
fixed upon 203 acres located in Swamp Land
Survey No. 1858 be changed from 50 to 80 per
acre.
Antoine Francis, to have the assessment on
1877 acres in Swamp Land Survey No. 5o2 re-
duced from Sc to 50 per acre.
A. johnson, to have improvements en-
north quarter of lot 6, between L. and Nj,
First and Second streets, city, reduced from
81, 500 to 81, 200; also, south half OF lot 8,
between n and o. Eighth and Ninth streets,
from 81, 600 to $780, and improvements on
same from 81, 800 to 81, 500.
Daniel Clam, for reduction upon 100
acres of land from So to SO per acre; upon
500 acres from S15 TO SO per acre, and upon
100 acres from SIG to $40 per acre.
Phillip Kendall, to have amount on i'm
provements upon south 20 feet of lot q, be-
tween L and NJ. Third and Fourth streets,
city, reduced from s., 900 to 1000.
J. b. Potter, to have improvements upon
parts of lot s, between Fl and l, Sixth and
Seventh streets, reduced from $4,000 to
SO, 800.
The Board then adjourned until 8 a. NJ.
to-day.
WIDOW BEDoTT ITRoUPE. - Haverly IS
Widow Bedott Comedy Company will open
its engagement of two nights at the Metro
politan Theater tonight, under management
of II. S. Beals and S. G. Mott. The extern.
sive sale of tickets and reserved seats already
made indicate a general intention for partici-
patton by the fun loving theater goers of this
city. The Endorsements of the company by
| the metropolitan press and elsewhere where
they have appeared make it well assured that
the highest anticipations will not fail of eal-
ization. Those who have seen Neil Burgess
in the character of the Widow will be anxious
to see and Judge for themselves as to the gen
orally pronounced superiority of Chas. B.
Bishop in this part. Bishop is well known
Sacramento favorite, and is always warmly
received. James o. Barrows, as Elder Snitc
fles, will fully sustain whatever degree of ex-
cellency is required of him by the success of
| the Widow. The management will have iced
| lemonade served to the ladies and their at,
tendants occupying the dress circle and par.
quet. No extra charge for reserved seats.
ODD FELLOWS ExcURsIoN.-The special
excursion train of the Sacramento Battalion of
uniformed Patriarchs left for Folsom last
evening between Z and s o'clock. There
were two carloads of the party. Many of
the members were accompanied by their
wives, and such as had none were provided
with somebody's else or sweethearts. It was
merry company, and seemed bent on sus-
| taiuing the cognomen of Odd Fellows and
| having a time commensurate with the full
est outline Of the programme. The object OF
the excursion was to attend the public in
stallation of the officers of Folsom Encamp-
/ NJ If,ra,,7ay,3s HILL Il
| for dancing, which commenced upon arrival
of the train, and music was furnished by
Jones, Beebe Il Grants full band from this
city. There was large attendance, and the
festivities were highly successful and enjoy.
able. The Folsom Encampment entertained
their guests royalty from the time Of their ar.
rival until their departure, which was well
past midnight.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
oath For Adams Mcneil & Co., barrel, c
half-barrels, 9-16 casks liquors, 10 boxes
shoe backing Terry McMorry, 2 boxes oil
81. C. Kirk & Co., 2 cases and boxes oil
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., box brass fit-
tings, 50 bales waste, Is bars iron; n. S.
Arnold & Co., Sc bundles felloes Water.
house & Lester, u bundles felloes, bundles
poles, g boxes dashboards; w. A. & G. S.
| Houghton, l case shipping tags, l box paper
Hail. Luhrs & Co., 20 cases cocoanut.
cases labels; Nj. L. Jones, boxed pianos
| Il. Stone 4 Co., case and l roll leather. Il
boxes tacks; Billingsley & Co., 20 boxes
clothes-pins Studebaker Bros, ! CARLOAD
wagon material; Capital Furniture Com
pany, l box looking glasses; J. T.. Stell,
box harness ; a. Dennery & Co., l box glass
ware James Parsons, boxes shoes H. S
Beals, l case dry goods II. A. Weaver,
bundle pasteboard; L. K. Hammer, l piano
H. Fisher, bags almonds; Locke & Laven
son, boxes paper hangings; Yates & Co.,
casks, barrels, 16 boxes hardware.
CHICKEN THIEF ARRESTED. Soon after l:
o'clock night before last officer Frazee ar
rested Chinaman named All Ye, near TIL
Capitol grounds on Eleventh street, who ha(
two chickens concealed under his ulster. FL,
was at first suspected by reason of apparently
seeking to avoid coming in contact witt
Frazee, who thereupon followed him anC
finally gave chase through the Capitol Parl
and overhauled him. He asked John wher,
he got the chickens, and he replied, Me go
him by a blick house." Did you buy
them" asked the officer NO." replied
John, 'me steal him" All Ye is an ole
offender and has been previously arrested fo
larceny. It was yesterday ascertained tina
the chickens were taken from the premises o.
Thomas J. Dunworth, No. 1914 0 street. A
charge of burglary has been booked agains
An, "Ye" chicken thief.
CHICO DISTRICT FAIR.-The prizes recently
donated by prominent citizens of Sacramento
for the equestfianism at the Chico Distric
Fair, to be held in September, have been for
warded to Chico, and in referring to which
! the Chico Record remarks: 1.-The prizes
speak much for the open-heartedness of Sac
ramento They are elegant, unique and ser
yiceable. Some of them are valued as high
as $50 per single piece. AS Sacramento hai
been so generous in her donations Other
towns in the district should add to the list
but whether they add to the list Of prizes OF
not, they should not neglect to be represented
in the number of contestants" The manager
of this fair are making every effort TO have
it superior to any heretofore held in tn,
northern portion of the State, and the pros
poets are fiattering for great success.
INQUEST HELD.-An inqHest was held yes
terday upon the remains of the Chinawomar
who died in Chinatown, aud the testimony
of several witnesses was taken. 1t is regarded
as clear that she was poisoned by some per
son for the purpose of putting her out OF the
way. The jury found her name to be f,
Hee; that she was 80 years of age, and tina
she died from some narcotic poison admins
tered by some person unknown. There arr
no prospects that the facts will be brought t.
light and that the party who committed TIL
crime will be brought to justice. Two Chi
nawomen were arrested about midnight las
night. believed to be connected with th'
crime.
FREE CoScERT.-The second free concer
was given in the Plaza last evening by thu
First Artillery Band, with w. j. Flanagan
as director. There was again a very large as
semblsge, and the people manifested theil
hearty Endorsement of this kind OF pub
lie amusement. The next concert will b.
given Friday evening.
MONEY CoUNTED.-An official count wa
yesterday made by p. r. Beckley. w. Z
Gerber and Thomas II. Berkey Of the money
in the County Treasury, and the amour
was found to be S12, SS7 80 in gold coin anc
$40, 9S2 GO in silver. Total, S23, $40 Is.
MMIGRANTs.-Eighty-f immigrants vii
arrive from the East this afternoon, iucludin,
forty-nine males.
Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock ant
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
"Ir is morning" at Hale Bros. & Co.