Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-18
Total amount in Treasury. ..si7s, 4s9 5
CAPITAL CHIPS,

Qohl ana cther game Is very plentiful in
the Sacramento markets.
Til, CITY Board of Trustees and the County
Board OF Supervisors meet ia this city to-day.
Ths trains from Sacramento yesterday took
hundeds OF people who had been in attend
ancs m the State Fair.
Police regulations and the recent violation
OF ore ioances will be talked of in the Board
of Ciy Trustees this morning.
Sixy-six immigrant passengers passed Car.
lin yesterday en- route to California. They
will arrive in this city this afternoon.
Now that the fair is over the politician will
begin TO buzz. Buttonholing will commence
to-dsyrand continue until November 9TH.
A Large number of Sacramentans leave for
Stockton to-day to attend the races which
commence there tomorrow and will continue
through the week.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court on Satur-
day: Tom Scott and Dick Rivers were
charged with being drunk; the former was
fined s. and the latter $40. Ed. s. Kelliher
pleaded not guilty to charge Of battery !;
the case WAS continued until this morning.
Victoria La Blanc, charged with battery,
was found guilty and fined SO or ten days in
the county Jail. Jack Dunn and Tom Scallan
each pleaded guilty to charge of being
drunk, and were fued IS or five days in the
county Jail. r. w. Fletcher, charged with
grand larceny. was held to answer and bail
fixed at $1,000. Dan Sullivan and Mike
Lynch, charged with disturbing the peace,
were each fined $50 or sixty days in the county
jail. John Smith, charged with battery, was
fined $50, or the privilege of serving the city
sixty days in the county Jail. DIR. Cooksley,
charged with disturbing the peace, was fined
$40 or twenty days in the county jail. John
Roos, charged with vagrancy, was fined $40
or forty days in the county Jail.
SUDDEN STROKE OF PARALrsIs.-Deputy
County Clerk John II. Psrnell, not putting
in an appearance at the Courthouse last
Thursday, the Clerk, Mr.. Bsrkey, went to
his room, on X street, between Seventh and
Eighth, Co inquire the cause. Upon opening
the door be found Mr.. Parnell lying upon the
Hoor and unable to rise. He had apparently
| been in the act of getting out of his bed
when he received the sSroks. He was unable
to speak when found, and is still in the same
condition. 1t is pronounced by the attending
physicians paralysis of the brain and body.
Mr.. Parnell is an old and well-known citizen,
and has held several important deputyships,
both in county and State offices.
ANOTHER HEARD FRoM.-On SATURDAY.
evening, as j. 81. Ransom was passing the
alley on Ninth street. between G and 81, q
highwayman stepped out and demanded his
money. MIR. Ransom very thnughtfully had
prepared himself for an emergency Of that
kind before leaving home. So when the foot
pad made the demand for money Mr.. Ransom
raised his hand aud leveled a self cooking re-.
volver st the scoundrel, who Immediately fled
through the alley. 1t is to be regretted that
lump of cold lead was not sent through his
worthless carcass.
POPULATION OF SACRAMENTO COUNTY
The following statement shows the popula.
ton Of Sacramento county. classified as
white and cslored, and also the number OF
males Of 81 years and over, classified as ma
tive white, foreign whits. and coiored Total,
population, 81, $50; white, Is, 923; colored,
| 5,467 males over 81 yesEs-white, 5. 663
| foreign, 4,442 colored. 4. 42l.
WILL VIsIr STockToN-At meeting Of
the Board of Directors Of the State AgIicult.
ursl Society yesterday, they decided to Yisi.
the fair at Stockton in a body as Q compli-
ment to the Pre- sident of the society at Stock
| ton, l.. U. Shippee, who is also one of the
Directors of the State Agricultural Society.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. - The California
femperarcs and Benevolent Society held its
regular meetinss yesterday afternoon at Fire
mems Hall. The Socisty intends organizing
brass band 81 fifteen pieces, with E. W.
Davis as leader
En- ROUTE. The Sheriff of San Luis