Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01
BREYITIES.
To-day is All Saints day. and to. morrow
will be All Souls day

To-day is All Saints day. and to. morrow
will be All Souls day.
In the Superior Court yesterday Charles
Griffin, alias Ed. Kilmartin, pleaded guilty
to charge Of burglary, and was sentenced &c
serve three years In the State Prison al
Folsom.
Sheriff John Esgan, of Amador county,
passed through yesterday with a prisoner
named Joseph Sesmia, alias Flick, who goes
to Folsom Prison TO serve five years for man
slaughter.
Dan Falconer, contractor of this city. has
been awarded the contract of building a
school-house at Woodland, which is to be OF
brick, two stories, and Sc by 70 feet in di'
mansions.
The Board of Directors of the California
and Nevada Railroad have fled with the Ssc-
retary of State a certificate of increase in
their cauisal stock from 81, 800, COO to Sc, go,
600, divided into G. 500 shares.
A lady named Mrs. Annie Irwin, of To.
males, Marin county, died very suddenly
Sunday evening at her mothers residence,
Mrs. Catherine Granles. near Live Oak, in
the vicinity of Michigan Bar. An inquest
will be held.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS Board OF Fire
Commissioners held its regular meeting, all
the members present. The pay roll of the
Department for October, amounting to
81, 545, was allowed, and also the following
bills: Guthrie Bros, $500 George Schrotb,
s34 OS; c. G. Adams, S23 05; Bidwell &
Cook, 81 70; E. A. Burr, Sl7 46; John
Billingsley 1925; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. $40 %; M. McElaney, 81 so; P. Potter.
50 80 G. Nelson, Sc; r. A. Fisk, fire alarm,
S242 %; Yates, SIS 25; George Ineles,
S1l 80; Hiram Garrett, ST. %; A. Q. Tufts,
81 %; Brown Bros. 81 James a. Martin,
81 10; Jacob Greisel. 81 s.; III. G. Hayes,
50 25; E A. Burr, So 70; S. S. Nixon, 81 90;
@. II. Krebs, 81 80; Il. Banholzer. 81; p.
Nash, s12; g. Sullivan, Sc so wv. r. Miles,
part payment on contract for repairing en-
gine.houses, 1925; 81. M. Bernard, 81 80.
Reports of the Foremen for the month were
received and placed on file. The Board then
adjourned.
POLICE ARRESTS. The police made the fol-
lowing arrests in this city yesterday: Robert
Brock and Eugene Watson. two cases of bat
terry each, by officer Campbell; VIM. Myer,
son, alias "Dutchy," jail breaking, by officer
Campbell; Hugh O'Connor, insane, by officer
Levey; John Harkins, insane, by officer
Dunlevy; Ed. Stewart, disturbing the peace,
by officer Valentine and George Karcher,
local.
MINING SUIT-The case entitled the PEG.
pie vs.. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company is set for trial to-day. Judge
Temple Of Santa Rosa, who has been request
ed by the Governor, at the instance of Judge
benson, to try the case, arrived here last
evening The case will come up ia Superior
Courtroom No. 2 this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE Four O'CLOCK RULE.-The Board of
Education last evening rescinded the rule
which was passed some time ago, extending
tLe school hours TO P. NJ, and the boys and
girls will hereafter be dismissed at 8 P. NJ.
POLICE CoURT.-The only case before the
Police Court yesterday as Kanaka Sam,
who was fined S. for concealing the pair of
gold framed spectacles which he found, and
after secreting en6eayored to sell.
IMMIGRANTs.-O One hundied and twelve
immigrants, including IS males, will arrive
by overland train this afternoon.