Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-11
Total amount in Treasury. PIG 81

ORDERS FROM THE CHIEF.-Chief of Police
Hatcher has notified the management of the
street railway that during fair week they
must observe Chapter of Section of Ordi-
nance H. which reads as follows: "Section 5.
All street cars and horses thereto attached.
when stopped on any street railroad between
Front and Tenth, and l and K sffeets, in
elusive. in the city of Sacramento, shall be
stopped clear of the intersections of the
streets and of the street crossings and shall
not be allowed to stop or stand in any of the
intersections of said streets. Any person hav.
ing the control or management of the running
OF any street car, or who shall violate the pro-
visions of this section, shall be punished BY
hne OF not less than ten nor more than one
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for not
less than five nor more than two hundred
days, or by both such fine and imprisonment"
Passive COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Last
evening, about half past 9 o'clock, q young
man by the name of Kennedy, employed as a
waiter in restaurant on X street, between
Third and Fourth. rushed into shooting
gallery across the way, and threw a half dol
lsr upon the counter, and asked for change,
Upon receiving it he Immediately returned to
the restaurant. The proprietor of the gsl-
lery discovered that the coin was a counter
felt. Officer Carroll, who happened to be in
the vicinity at the time, was informed of the
transaction, and started in pursuit. The Off
Ger entered the restaurant in time to see his
man pass out of the back door. The officer
then ran around to the slley on Fourth street,
arrested Remedy, and took him to the sta
tion-house.
NOMINATED FOB SHERIFF.-The Republi.
can County Central Committee met ct the
Rhoads & Townsend House Saturday even
ing at s o'clock. The meeting was called to
order by the Chairman, John Rider, who
stated that the meeting was called for the
purpose of selecting candidate for Sheriff in
place OF Thomas FL. Berkey, whose name had
been removed from the ticket. Philip Her
z1g was unanimously chosen for the position.
MIR. Herzog was chosen at q previous meet
ing, bu. when the nomination was rendered
him he declined on account Of business or.
rangements. Since that time he has been
importuned by his friends to accept. and has
yielded to their request. A card from Mr.,
Herzog appears in another column.
HIGHwAyMEN AT WoRK.-Yesterday morn.
ing, about o'clock, as o. P. Dodge, Deputy
Superintendent of the Pavilion, was return.
ing home from his work, two highway rev.
enue collectors stepped cut of their hiding
place near the corner of Fourteenth and G
streets and commanded Dodge not to dodge
but to raise his hands at once. The order
was obeyed, and tho robbers set to work TO
examine his pccketE, which proved to be
empty. A buggy containing two young men
who were singing drove up, and the thieves
beat hasty retreat. MIR. Dodge fortunately
left his money and watch behind him, thus
out-generaiins the thieves.
METROPOLITAN THRATER. = The Winter
Garden troupe concluded its engagement
with the presentation of .'Satanella - last
evening. Tonight Mrs. f. NJ. Bates and a
selected company from the Baldwin Theater
will begin weeks engagement. Mrs Bates
was great fsvorite in this city when playing
&C the old Metropolitan. Her support il said
70 be thoroughly good. The drama for TO.
night viii be new version Of " E set Lynne u
rome that has mover been given here, and
that is claimed to be superior in plot, text and
interest to any yet presented.
STATE LIBRART.-The State Librarian has
received copy of Stonehenge's English edi.
ton ON the7s' Dogs of the British Islands. {"
| j. 81. Walsh, editor of the London Field.
ssys Stonehenge is authority on all matters
pertaining TO the canine world. In this work
may be found description OF the origin and
blood lines of all dogs known to the British
islsnds also prescriptions for all the ills that
| dog fash is heir to. 1t is particularly useful
| 10 the owners of fine bred settlers and point
ers. as they are most largely treated of.
| CITy TREASURY RKcEIPrs.-The follow.
ing amounts were paid into the city treas
ury for the week ending Saturday, Sep
tsmbsr sth r. Caldwell. UsdF Terry dues,
| so % K. ID. SERVER, water rates, 1868
| n. A. Kidder, harbor dues, 81 so; w. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, SO; George A,
Putnam. city licenses, S2l0 "a; George A..
1 Putnam, dog licenses. 81 80; j, G. Tsbbs,
Justices Court fees. slSs Is; P. H. CoeSine,
| S74; total, sl,535 o..
LATE AHREsFs.-The following names cd.
pesi ed on the slate at the statiou-houre st IL
o'clock last night: c. w. Barnes, for dis
turbing tho peace, by detective Burke John
Kicks and James Moran, for vagrancy, By
officer Esdred and Csffsrty, local; Peter
] Brown. for disturbing the peace, by officer
officer Ferral; John Kennedy, for passing
counterfeit money, by officer Carroll.
/ CoRoxER's IsoUEsr. - Coroner vermilya
held an inquest yesterday on the body of .
| Chinanan who died suddenly while travelling
4 on one Of tie Central Pacific Railroad cars
len route from New York to San Francisco
ION Saturday. The jury sscertained his name
10 be Wong Fong Wing, q native Of China.
81 years Of age. and the cause of lis death !
hing disease. The remains were sent to San
Flrancisco for isterment.
Mons ANTIQUE, in all the leading colors,
juAst rece iyed at Hale Bros, Ninth and K. :
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KKoopisG CoueH Nothing equals
CHI Rock and Rye.