Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-11
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Sth For ID. y. hIrk q Co, 3 boxes and
case drugs; Billingsley & Co., l box brushes
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., so boxes locks,
s vises, 5 bundles rakes, l box hardware, ]
case brushes lis plates and 1S5 bundles iron,
liz pieces and So bundles iron pipe Water.
house & Lester, car wagon material, sacks
carriage wood Booth & Co., eases tobacco
James Parsons, l box shoes Thomas Har.
per. l box shoes Butterield & White, l box
biscuits Mebius 4 Co., case and % pals
tobacco, case cigarettes E. Lyon & Co.,
box cotton goods; X. Stone & Co., 10 boxes
saddlery; J. T. Stoll, l bale blankets, / box
whips; Charles Heinrich, l box sausage
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 10 boxes tobacco
Hall, Luhrs & Co., Go boxes baking powder,
10 boxes bitters, show card, L case and )
packages tobacco; Capital Furniture Com
pany, 20 bundles and boxes chair material
Continental Oil Company, $40 cases coal oil
Central Pacific Railroad Company, !, 000 car
springs; Studebaker Bros, l car wagons
Lindley & Co., 10 barrels currants, cases
citrons, L case cigarettes n. S. Arnold 4
Co., 10 bundles poles. II bundles spokes, 10
bundles whiffletrees Elmer Bros, 2 barrels
liquor.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board met
yesterday. pursuant to adjournment, all the
members present. Upon application of the
District Attorney, the Board authorized
Judge Henry to have stenographic reporter
employed in the examination of George
Milasich for the murder of Peter Morelli.
Upon motion, the clerk was instructed to
advertise for supplies for one year from July
II, 1881. All bids are to be accompanied
with sureties, without which they will not
be considered. The bids are to be opened on
the oath instant at II A. NJ. Reports from
officers We're received as follows: w. E..
Gerber, Auditor, showing fees for May to
have been S102 so; w. E. Gerber, as Re-
corder, the fees were 1857 30; Sheriff A.
Hebron, fees SIT 40. Coroner A. J. Yer
milya reported that no money or other prop
erty came into his hands as such officer dur.
ing May. The County Treasurer's report,
which has heretofore been published, was
read and placed on file. The Board then
adjourned for the session.
HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. G.. A. White,
Superintendent Of the County Hospital,
makes the following report for the month
of May Number of patients in hospital
May LIST, 120; admitted during the month,
As; died. 5 discharged, 45 remaining, us;
meals furnished destitute applicants, q.
During the month there were five deaths, as
follows III. S. Noyes, age 60 years, Massa-
chusetts pneumonia unknown from Gait,
paralysis, brain softening; Maria Claus. age
sc, Germany, hemorrhage from lungs; Chas.
Schermer, age 45, Germany, cerebral eff
fusion Dennis Carroll, age 80, Ireland, car
diac dropsy. The current expenses have
been as follows: Salaries, 1921 % subsist-
ence, 1869 IS; miscellaneous. 1928 16; total,
s., Ola "a. The chain-gang were furnished
dinner % DAYS during May
ACCIDENTAL SHoorING-Three or four
days since little boy from San Francisco
(whose name was not learned), while visiting
in Sacramento, accidentally shot Archie
Dickson, boy about IL years of age, who
resides in the north part of the city. They
were together in the vicinity of Eleventh
street and the levee, when the San Francisco
boy. in taking a pistol from his pocket, dis.
charged it, the ball striking his playmate in
the back, inflicting serious and perhaps ia
tai wound. The ball had not yesterday been
found, but the boy seemed comfortable and
doing well. A pistol in a boys hand is
dangerous conjunction.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the battery case of w. s. Real was
passed. All Van, arrested on charge of
keeping Chinese lottery, was discharged on
motion of the Prosecuting Attorney. Wong
Gan and Wong Yong, same charge, con-
tinued till the 14th inst. Ali Mon, for en-
ticing, pleaded guilty, and was fined 50 and
costs. Mike johnson, carrying concealed
weapons, pleaded not guilty, and the case
was continued til to-day. VIM. Kean pleaded
guilty to disturbing the peace, and was fined
$50 aud costs.
RETURNED The Yosemite camping party,
consisting of Mrs. O. Walthsr and son, of Sac
ramento; N S. Trowbridge and wife, J. S.
Trowbridge. Leslie Trowbridge and Miss
Mollie Godat, OF Nevada; Miss Sophie
Johns, OF Chicago; Mrs. Clayton and daugh-
ter. Of Oakland ; Mrs. Mary Hull, of San
Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbins and
family, of San Luis Obispo, and Mrs. Addie
G. Turner, of jackson, have returned. They
remained about three weeks, and report a
thoroughly enjoyable time.
MIDsuNMRR-NIcHT FEsrIvAL-The mid
summer.night festival, to be given by the
Philharmonic Society az East Park Grove,
will take place on Tuesday evening next.
The grove will be brilliantly illuminated
with calcium lights for this occasion. Tickets
must be procured as per invitation. 1t has
been positively decided that none shall be
sold at the gate, nor will any be accepted
except those specially issued for this festival.
TWICE PIONEER Sarah Scudder,
who died at her residence, No. 10i7 H street,
on Thursday, was an old resident in this city,
having resided here twenty-five years. and
was a member of the Pioneer Association
at Cincinnati, Ohio, in which place she To-
Gated as a pioneer in early days. She was 81
years of age at the time of her death. Her
funeral will be held from her late resi-
dence at P. N. tomorrow.
CLUB ORGANIzED.-A new club, to be
known as the National Sporting Club, for
gymnastic aud other healthful exercises, was
organized last evening, and the following
elected as officers: President a. G.. Klenk /;
Vice President. A. II. Bsnning, Jr.; Secre-
tary, George Adams Treasurer, w. L. BEN
ming; Captain of the Club, +. +. Martin
Sergeant-at arms, NJ. Silvia.
REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs,-The internal rev.
enue collections made in tie Fourth District
of California for the month of May, A. L.
Frost. Collector, were as follows: Total col.
lections on distilled spirits, ST., S66 40: on
tobacco, snuff aad cigars, SIG, 595 %; on
fermented liquors, Si3, 166 10; on legacy and
succession, sos 26. Total. S1o7, eos 80.
WATER SHUT 0PF.-The water was shut of
during portion of night before last over a
section of the lower part of the city, in con.
sequence of the bursting of six-inch pipe
on Third, between and X streets. Two OF
three cellars were considerably flooded, but
the necessary repairs were soon made to the
pipe and the water again turned on.
HaNn cprsuRD Avn Patterson, while
engaged in baling hay upon the ranch Of
Elisha Daley, near Antelope station, day be
fore yesterday, caught his hand 10 the press
resulting in it being severely crushed, anc
the injury extending to the wrist joint Ht
was yesterday brought to the city for surgical
attention.
GONE EAsr.-The young man +. c. Kings
ley, who, while en- route East, was stopped
here on account of debt due in Stockton
was finally, after The sparseness of his assets
had been considered, allowed to continue hi;
journey eastward, which he lost no time il
doing.
SEsII-AEEUAL TARGET PRACTICE. = The
usual May shoot of Company G tSarsfelds
will be held tomorrow at the range, Guth
rie's Homestead. A special car will convey
the company and guests to the range, leaving
the depot at 10 A. NJ, and returning at 4 P. II
LADIES should, when wanting fine toilet
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