Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-30
CONCISE LOCALS.

inches above low-water mark.
The printing of the Great Register of Sac.
ramento county has been completed. 1t con-
tains Z, 705 names.
1t is announced that Governor Edward 8.
Solomon will address the German citizens on
the issues of the day at Sacramento to.mor.
row evening.
c. A. Forrest, runner for q San Fran
cisco hotel, was arrested at the railroad
depot on Saturday and charged with solicit.
ing without license.
Vincenzo Brizzolara, q native of Italy, was
admitted to citizenship in the Superior Court
on Saturday, on the testimony of Frank
Troi and P. Gabrielle.
The ladies' of St. Pauls Church have en-.
gagged Turner Hall for December 9TH, 8th
and oh, for the purpose of holding Dolls'
Fete, the proceeds of which are to 20 to the
organ fund.
The restaurant on Second street. near K,
was burglarized on Saturday morning, An
entrance was effected from the back way.
Two me1 were arrested on Saturday on sus.
Picion, hut were discharged for want of evi.
dence.
Saturday w. Rowlands and Harry Myers,
arrested In San Francisco and brought to
this city BY officer Nash, appeared in the Pc.
lice Court to answer to the charge of steal.
ing an overcoat. The case was set for hear.
ing Tomorrow morning.
Messrs Page and knight were rendered a
serenade 1t the Golden Eagle Hotel by the
Boys in Fine aud the First Artillery Band
after the meeting on Saturday right to which
the gentlemen responded. The party then
repaired 10 the residence of Hon. Grove L.
johnson on ID street, near Seventh, and ten.
dered him serensde. Mr.. johnson appeared
and expressed his thanks for the courtesies
extended.
CoNFIDiNCE OPERATOR " Yesterday morn.
ing officer Carroll discovered an old conf.
dence oper ,tor by the name CT G. e. Syl.
vester in conversation with stranger by the
name of II Il. Kesn, on the corner Of Third
and l. streets. The officer kept the sharper
| under close watch until he and his intended
victim had separated. Mr.. Carroll then ap.
preached Eean and inquired of him what the
confidence man wanted. He informed the
officer that Sylvester tried to sell him re-.
| ceipt for polishing pianos. The officer then
started 10 search of his man, whom he found
| at the Western Hotel, placed him under ar
rest, and took him to the lookup. Upon be-
ing examined a number of letters of recon-
mendation, bearing different names, but all
written by the same hand, were discovered.
He also had several trinkets in his pocket,
but no money. He was then turned over to
officer Dunlevy, who gave him q marble front
with iron bars for windows to repose behind
for q season.
Nor LONG Observation-Disclosures of the fire
department in this city tell of good joke
on their Chief Engineer. According to the
narrative OF some of the department, who must
alone be held responsible for the story about the
genial head OF the fire department, there was
stu alarm the other night late, and the
Chief is said to have been the discoverer of
the fire as it Lit up the southeastern heavens.
He started for the locality with hose cart and
the hook and ladder truck and some of the
house men," On the return of the party
they were very resicent as to the ire;" but
being pressed for particulars, one of the vet
Grams OF the department replied that the city
| was in possession of ladder long enough,
nor cnld the Holly get up pressure enough.
to reich that fire, :" for the tail of the comets
Nigh y lofty when it begins to show up above
the nizon."
ARRESTED FOR MuRDEB.-Matt. Bloomer,
who has frequently figured in the police
circles in this city, was arrested on Friday
at MHysville on suspicion of having muir.
dereo In that city man by the name OF
Schir dler on Monday last. Bloomer and
| Schit dler both worked for dairymsn named
Regi. The murdered mans body was dis.
covered in slough near by. His watch and
bank book have disappssrd. Yesterday the
Marshal of Marysville, J. A. Maben, visited
Sacramento Tor the purpose of inquiring into
Bl0uner's antecedents. BE found himseli
well awarded for his trip, having discovered
Y that his prisoner bore bad reputation while
f6nIaed here.
herburn & Smith announce
day at 1890 A. NJ, by
1T, . large lot OF