Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-30
CALIFORNIA.
Execution OF Gnitcau al Auburn.

Execution OF Guttcau at Auburn.
AUBURN, June 29sh.-A genuine scaffold is
being erected in the public square on which
to hang an effigy Of Guiteau tomorrow, and
the preparations have called together large
crowd of people. The Auburn cornet band
| is discoursing music, and the scene is an unu.
sual and remarkable one for this place. The
| execution will take place tomorrow with all
the necessary solemnity of bona fde one,
and the people Of this place will feel that at
last justice has been done.
One Year In the State Prison.
| AUBURN, June 29th.-J. Fl. Underwood,
who was found guilty of manslaughter in the
killing of r. s. Anderson here last January,
was to- day sentenced to one year in the State
Prison by Superior Judge Myers.
Runaway Accident.
PETALUMA, June 29.h-Mesdames Bur-
bank and Emory, residing near TorIales,
were thrown from buggy four miles from
this place yesterday, the latter sustaining
quite serious injuries. Mrs. Burbank was
badly bruised in the face Fortunately q
gentleman who was travelling the same road
in an opposite direction met and captured the
runaway team, and came. to the relief of the
ladies, one Of whom was in helpless condi-
ton on the roadside. They were conveyed to
their home at Tomales.
Now tehpdhJs
STOCKTON, June 29sh.-Articles of incor-
poration, have been filed with the County
Clerk OF the Stockton and Mount Diablo
Railroad Company, organized TO build road
from Stockton to Mount Diablo, in as nearly
direct line as possible. across Roberts and
Union islands. The Directors are A. c..
Paulsell, J. l.. Bsecher, j. r. w. Hitchcock,
George H. Castle, /. r. Wilbur, j. W. Fer
RE, l.. NJ. Morse. J. NJ. Garwood. D. Har-
risop, S. Durham and j. U. Castle. Each
Director has paid in the sum of s., 900, 10
per cent. of the capital stock The Directors
hold all the stock, and say they mean busi-
ness.
Specimen Bookkeeping,
STOCKTON, June 29th.-Lass November the
Grand Jury employed two experts to go
through the county books. The experts have
submitted their report to the Grand Jury
The report shows deliuquencies since 1874 in
the offices Of the Auditor, Tax Collector,
Assessor, Clerk aad Sheriff during successive
administrations, ranging from $50 to 81. $50,
the latter amount being unaccounted-for
poll tax receipts. The experts report
culpahls negligence, but no intentional
malfeasance, and state that there is plenty Of
room for Improvement in the methods of
keeping the county books and accounts. They
found no officers books correct. The Grand
Jury made no recommendations to tine Judge
of the Superior Court, but said that the eff.
GERS who had not paid in the amounts which
they were found to owe, are ready to do go as
soon as certain legal points are settled. Five
Of the eight officers put up the money as soon
as they found out what they owed.
Charges Against Chief Of Police.
Los ANGELES, June 29sh.-An effort is
being made to depose Chief of Police King
for being in collision with the Chinese opium
dens ard refusing to let Chinnmen be con-
victed of keeping an opium den or house of
prostitution, or for running a tan game.
Charges to this effect were made before the
Council by City Attorney Hazard last even
ing, and he claims to have the proof to sus-
tain his charges. The Council will hear the
evidence and pass on the whole matter at its
next meeting. Chief King has the reputa.
ton of being careful aud energetic officer.
Cutting ATray.
NAPA, June 29sh.-A cutting affray occurred
this morning between two drunken Indians.
One of them received wounds which are sup
posed to be fatal. It is not known who fur
nished them with liquor.
ARIZONA.
United states Depository-Ratny Season
Commercially Mining Interests.
Tucson, June 29th.-The First National
Bank of Tucson received notice to-day from
the Secretary of the Treasury that it has
been designated as a United States Deposi-
tory. The Territory has suffered consider.
ably since the adjustment of the Depository
here last fall. inasmuch as all the public
money had to be transferred to and from San
Francisco.
The rainy season has set in. A steady fall
continued at intervals during yesterday and
last night throughout southern Arizona.
The mining interests are recovering. Good
reports come from all the principal camps in
southern Arizona.