Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-08
PIE DAILY REG0RD-UNI0N.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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That PouED WAeoN.-Who does that
pound wagon belong to? Is it one Of the 10
stitutions Of tbs city, or is it the property of
the Pound=aest=r? It IS without doubt the
most dilapi9ated aad unsightly vehicle in
existence. The horse sHd harness are in
general keeping with the appearance Of the
balance of the rig. As the polr emsciated
horse was vending its crippled way along the
thorsuehfars near Third and J streets yes
terday, urged by the lsshes from the whip
of tie sparkling Black Diamond - the whole
business, horse, wagon and driver, were the
object of much comment, and should receive
the attention Of 2 Society for the Proven
lion Of Cruelty to Animals.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS. Board met yes.
terday morning, pursuant to adjournment.
Present-DrsmaD, Wilson, Butler, Bailey,
Christy and Beckley. Awarrant was drawn
On Swamp Land Distrlcs No. 50 for the sum
Of 81. 40. Ths petition of E. f. Ingols
ct al. for nav road in Districts Nos. and
4 was received, Rad and ordered on file, and
bond accompanying ssid petition approved.
Viewers appointed, G.. q. Roberts. S. De-
Kay and j. II. Wallace. The petition Of J.
+. Cross es Of. for q new road il District No
3, accompanied by bond in the sum of $50,
was read, oriersd o. file. bond approved,
and James Muldrov E. Gladney and J. G.
Pierson appointed viewers.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPORT The following
report of the Sacramento County Hospital
has been submisted hy the Superintendent,
Dr.. G. a Write. for the month of January !:
Number of patients IN Hospital. 1863; adj
mitted during mouth, 81 died, g.; dis
charged, 81 reuaaieiug. 100 meals furnished
destitute applicants, 81. Mortality list
Frederick Heile, 80 years. Germany, died of
chronic malarial poisoning; Thos. Hodgkins,
g. Maine, general drcpsy; ID. P. Baldwin,
81, Massachusetts, ohIosie dilrrhea; VIM.
Puruer, 50, EAzland, paralysis; Ulrich
Holdrecker, &c, SEiizsrlaId, pneumonis !;
Chris. z.ijsuspsck, Go. Germany, consump-
ton.
Coon TEMRLARs AT LINooLN.-0n Satur.
day evening last Lodge Deputy J. Tommasac
installed the officers OF Lincoln Lodge, No.
lis, I. o. G. T., at Lincoln, as follows: W.
@. T., j. 7. Ronalds (re-elected) w. V. T.,
Miss Pet Boyden Ire elec.s6); P. w. C. T.,
w. S. Allen; W. S., Z. r. Elder; w. A.
s., Miss Eva Allen; w. f. s., Miss Matte
Brown; W. T., Miss Anna Jetes; w. n,
Fred. Washer; w. D. NJ, Miss Mapes
Lohse; W. l. G., Gerard Peters; w. o. G.,
w. Ronald w. Chap, S. R. Elder; w. r.
H. s., Mrs. Ellen smith; w. L. II. s., Mrs;
J. B. Parlin.
INCORPORATED has been filed with
the Secretary OF State TIE certificate ofincor-
poration Of the Crescent Copper Mining
Company. Place of business, New York !;
capital stock. s., Geo 900, 10 200, 600 shares Of
SO each. Location OF mine. Del Norte
t. Wright. A. Goodrich Faye, J. P. Terry,
R. NJ Mitchell, Jr,, and S. J. BurrelI. all of
New York, and w. A. Simmons, of Boston
California agent, Ajiers s. Truett, OF Crescent
City, Del Norte county.
AN 0FFIoER's CARp.-Two items have re-
Gently appeared relative to the convict Sum
mers, and his being bought back here from
Oregon by Deputy Sheriff jackson. This
morning Mr.. Jackson publishes card rela-
tive to the matter, and in answer TO an at
tack made upon him IN print by che convict's
wife. He Incorporates in his card certificates
and extracts substsnGating his statement
concerning Summers which was given cor
rectly in the RECORD UNION in the first in
siance.
SEND FoR SEED.-The Secretary of the
State Agricultural Society, Edward F. Smith,
has received the following named varieties Of
sesds from The Department Of Agriculture
at Washington. An assortment may be had
by the public on application, He will trans
nit, free of charge, TO parties residing at
distance. Cotton seed Jones improved and
Zsllnersl; corn (Monts0mery and Queen of
the Prsirie); sorghum or sugar cane Early
Amber aid Neeszsua) buckwheGt t5iiver
Hull.)
POLICE Court In tais Courtyesterday Pat
rick Daley was adjndged not guilty of cruelty
to animals. Henry Ramsey's case of grand
larceny was coutioued till Friday. Frank
Sanders was discharged after examination on
charge of attempt to commit rape, thare
not being sufficient evidence on which to hold
him. Jesse Frsnsnen was fined SO for dis.
turbiug the peace. Willie Star, j. Welsh and
4. Wsyse, accused or petty larceny, were
granted continuance till tomorrow.
VALUABLE SERVICES C. F. Allardt pre-
sens he following demand against thu county:
For services from October 9th to January 26 h
inclusive, three months, at $500. 81 500;
compiling general map of the American river
basin, SIS i; travelling expenses in October
aud November S92; travelling expenses In
December and January, $50; csnvas, tape,
etc, Si2; railroad fare, SIS total, 81 702
The demand is signed correct by A. l.. Hart
snd George Cadwalader.
The SUIcIDE-The Coroner's jury that
inquired last evening into the death of Lille
Afankin Rouquan found that she was native
of California, aged 10, aud that she came TO
L ! &aIr "a
with suicidal intent. She induced Frank
Kelly. aged IS, to buy the cresote for her, on
the plea that she wanted it for external use.
Prior to taking the creosote the woman had
taken several drinks OF whisky.
WHO LOST THE BooKs?-On yesterday
young man, who gives his name as Harry
Anderson. was wandering around the streets
trying to sell some secondhand books. He
was arrested by officers Woods and Ash, and
cannot give q satisfactory explanation as to
where he became possessed of the literary
work. Anyone having lost a copy of East
Lynne" or " Cape Cod Folk" viii find the
same at the police station.
LARGE FUSERAL.-The funeral of John
Rooney, Jr.. eldest son of John Rooney, of
Brighton, took place yesterday afternoon
from St. Roses Church, and was largely at.
tended. The deceased was a native OF Cali
fornis, aged % years, and his death was in
consequence OF pneumonia
Divorce GRANTED in the Superior Court
Monday decree Of divorce vas granted to
Maggie NJ. Stewart from Edward 7. Stewart,
who is at present serving a term in the county
jail for petit larceny. The custody of their
daughter, Annis III was awarded to Mrs.
Stewart.
NorARIEs. Tho Governor has appointed
as Notsries Public, Edward Jackman. for
MERGED Thomas P. Harden. for Cousa, to
reside az Newell; NJ. B. Church, for ANA
dor, TO reside a. DrytowD, AMI Clay w. Tay-
lor, for Shasta.
GovERNoR's GuARD.-The first annual bal
Of the Governors Gaard = i'll be given in the
Assembly CHAMBER on the 14th of February
(St. Valentines Day). The First Artillery
Regiment band viii furnish tie music.
NEW CrTlzEE-Autonio Masica, native
Of Austris, was admitted to citizenship yes
day by ths Superior Court. on the testimony
of Edw ard Christy and Albert Halen.
AUCTION Bell L Co. viii sell by auction
to day st 1U:50 a. NJ. at $50 n street, the
furniture Of a dwelling, piano, parlor and bed
room sets, stoves and carpets, etc.
MERCHANDISE REPORT = The following
freight passed Ogden fer Sacramento on the |
lth: Central Pacific Railroad Company. l
ray anpina oil