Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-05
CONCISE LOCALS,

Eighty-seven emigrant passengers will sr-
rive tomorrow.
4 crszY Chiusman was taken TO the Stock
tos Iossle Asylniu, yesterday, by the Sheriff
of SHASTA county.
Deputy Sheriff 3. Irwin, of Siskiyou coun-
ty, passed through the city yesterday with an
insane Indian, en- route 10 the Nspa Asylum,
Officer o. G. Jackson returned last even
log from his trip tn San Q lertln, whittier he
went with Jsrnss Ivey aud Thomas Hamil-
IN.
The only name that appeared on the slate at
the statiou-house last night at u o'clock was
that of Pat Connolly, who was booked as
drunk by officer Brissel.
Sheriff Hebron yesterday paid to the
County Treasurer the sum of S24, 276 90, be-
ing the amount of taxes-State and county
collected to the present date.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday grant
ed relief as follows: Mrs. w. A. Cook,
$40; VIM. L. Chittenden, 81 80
Capital Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. o. F., elected
officers for the ensuing term as follows /:
Samuel A. Wolf, n. G.; Geo. w. jackson, V.
g.; z. L. Hickman, Secretary John F.
Slater, Treasurer.
The case of Kennedy vs.. Sacramento City,
which mss been brought in the United States
Circuit Court, has been set for hearing on De-
cember 18th. II is suit brought to recover
interest on coupons.
The County Board of Education at their
last regular meeting granted an educational
life dip'o ma to @. S. Panabaksr. J. E. Beach.
Mary Mckay. Katie Walsh, w. S. Willis
and Susie Garfield were each granted re.
newal of their certificates.
J. E Town petitioned the Board of Super
visors yesterday to allow the county road to
be moved back from the Sacramento river
about 100 feet. The prayer was granted by
the Board. Mr.. Town desired to construct a
warehouse on the bank of the river, hence
the request.
The following reports for the month of No
vember were made to the Board of Trustees
yesterday by the city officers: Number Of
arrests by the police 1877 dodgers, "a meals
furnished prisoners, 1856 The wharfage
dues collected for the month were S165 so.
Forty-seven animals were impounded and
Sl3 fees collected.
Tbs case of John Cox, commonly known
as the tug" case. Yves argued before the
Supreme Court on Saturday. The State was
represented by City Attorney w. A. Ander-
son and Wall j. Tusks, of San FRANCISCO,
and the defendant by j. N. Young, Of this
city. The case was submitted and speedy
decision promised by the Court.
At the annual meeting of Tehama Lodge.
No. 3. Z. and A. NJ, held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: +. G. Stober, W. M; Peter Durno,
5. W Thomas w. Clark, J. W.; A. Conk.
lin, Treasurer; J. A. Robin, Secretary: G.
W. Chapman. 5. D.; s. A. Wolfe. J. y G.
n. Nelson, W. NJ. Meber, Stewards; w. b.
Davis, Marshal.
! About year ago young lady named Liz.
! zie Gleason tell from an apple tree near her
nome 10 dorsetown. Shasta county. For
some time she has been suffering with period.
cal spells of insanity. -Four days ago she be-
came violent, snd her friends decided to take
her to the insane asylum. Yesterday she
passed through the city en- route to the Naps
Asylum in charge of her relatives.
Kate Campbell, who keeps a store and
saloon on Fifth street, created great deal OF
amusement in the Police Court yesterday,
She had been arrested on q charge of dis.
turbing the peace. The testimony for the
prosecution showed that she threw some fire.
wood at a woman who resided in the neigh.
borhood. Defendant took the witness stand
and expressed great indignation that she
should have been arrested. Said ste was q
very peaceable woman. In regard to throw.
ing the fire. wood, she said that was intended
for her husband, and that in order to keen
the peace she was frequently compelled to use
the wood in that manner.
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