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

leave him a majority Of "a votes. Sufficient
gains have been made outside of the precincts
in which the packages of ballots were found
open to give him maj ority Of 10 votes.
CONCISE LOCALS.
ii. E. Tibbsls is dangerously i'll at his resi-.
dencs on n street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
The County Board of Education will hold
an examination for granting teachers ceItih-
Gates on the 9th instant.
There was but one arrest recorded at the
police station at II o'clock last night, being
that of James Mclaughlin, charged with
petit larceny.
The coal oil cases which went up from the
Police Court on appeal to the Superior Court
were called for argument yesterday, but were
continued until to-day.
DR.. E. 3. Lighthill, of New York, an.
pounces that he has opened an office over the
California State Bank for treatment OF dig
eases Of the eye, ear, throat and lungs as a
specially.
Robert Gleason and Jesus Banales were
taken to Folsom yesterday from Santa Clara
county by Sheriff Williams, they having
been sentenced to the State Prison for term
of five years for robbery.
The Sacramento County Teachers Institute
will be held on Wednesday of next week aud
continue in session for three days. The daily
sessions will be held in the Capital Grammar
School building. and the evening sessions in
the Sixth.strest NJ. Z. Church.
Yesterday the Board of City Trustees relet
the contract for furnishing tt e city with gas
TO the Capital Gas Company at S4 per month
per lamp. This is reduction Of ten cents
per lamp from the price paid for the past five
years. In other respects the contract ia the
same as at present.
A man named William Clay, who was ar
rested few days ago and taken to the
County Ja;! to be examined by the Commits.
sioners, attempted to commit suicide at that
place On Sunday. He succeeded in cutting
cash in his throat with an old saw.blade, but
will probably recover from the injury.
The funeral of Mile, daughter of George
T. Parsons, will take place from the resi-.
dence Of the parents, Seventeenth and G
streets, st P. N. to-day. It was yesterday
stated that the young lady's death was caused
that she died of typhoid fever, complicated
with pnuemonis, which is a different COM
plant from typhoid pneumonia.
BEAR CUBs.--Two black bear cubs were
brought to this city last week by Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S express. They have been ex-
hibited on the streets in number of differ
emit places and have attracted great deal of
attention. They came from small town
called Junction City, in Trinity county. It
is related that they were captured last sum.
mer when quite small by two commercial
travellers. The man were driving along a
road when they observed an old bear with the
two cubs not far distant. They happened to
have e shotgun in the conveyance, and they
INN ediately gave chase. Between the use
of the gun and a couple of revolvers they
managed to kill the old bear, after which the
young ones were taken into the buggy and
left at the above mentioned town until they
had grown sufficiently to be shipped to this
place. Tits understood that they will be ten.
dered as q donation to the city, to be put in
one of the parks.
MONEY RETURNED case of the PEG.
pie against the State Prison Commissioners,
to recover money drawn from the prison
fund for salaries and expenses in excess of the
sums allowed by law, was brought to final
conclusion yesterday. Charles B. Darwin
appeared before the Superior Court and paid
behalf Of the Directors. the following sumo
Wallace Eversor, 81, IA Is; q. w. Schell,
81 S07 60; w. +. McNutt, S749 So; J. II.
Nsff, 81. GAL SIS; A. III Chapman, SIS, GA o.
making total of S1l, oS7 80. TIE case was
tried in the Superior Court Of this county
and decided in favor Of the Directors. It
was then appealed to the Supreme Court,
and by that body sent back to the Court
where the action was commenced, on the
grounds that the Act was unconstitutional
under which they drew the money. The case
ye.g M the caleniar fnr trial fo.Aav
AUCTIONS To-DAY.-Ball & Co., auction.
eers, will sell to-day at their salesroom o
cabinet Ct rare cuiiosities. The cabinet is
about by 10 feet in dimensions. with proper
shelving and arrangements for displaying the
contents. They will also sell large lot oil
furniture, Including one piano and ole organ.
The fixtures and furniture Of restaurant
will also he sold. L. includes wood sea.
chsits, one large No. . cook stove with cop.
per boiler and fixtures, 100 feet of matched
partition and doors, knives and forks, table
and teaspoons, bakers and side-dishes, cups
and saucers, plates, oilclotb, looking glass,
! bureaus, washstanos, etc.
Boy lsJURED.-A boy by the name Ct John
Ryan was found On the railroad track nes
RossVille severely injured. It is supposed
! eu~S az WEE 5tSditGe TUG I'd SACRAMENTO { o
the bTekebar of freight car, and fell Re.
meath the wheels. One arm was Gu. eff, the
other was badly mashed, and his head was
severely injured. He was met at the depo;
by DR.. Nixon, Of the Railroad Hospital, who
says there is o possibility tina. the lad may re.
cover, The boy was taken to ths County
| Hospital for treatment.
BLOW the news of the coniug HOLIDAYS,
I
Oae hundred dozen horns fer the boys, 9
thousand dolls for the girls, and carload Of
toys OF various styles for ell. opened to-day
at the Rad House.
| LOOK at the handsome cabinet albums sold
at Ackerman's for 80 cents, 81 snd 81 %,
They are worth double the price asked for, $
A NICE holiday gift; One of those satin.
lined cases contaioing beautiful hair brush
and comb, sold for 81 at Ackerman's. Cnear
for So so.
a DOLL 80 inches long for Soc; 90 Inches
long, 81; writing desks only Soc; pocket mir.
rors, SC; cabinet size photograph Fl ames, sc,
and other notions for the ch;ldrea at prices
| satisfactory, al the Red House.
REMEMBER that mea's Atwood red under.
shirts and drawers are only 70 cents each at
Red House.