Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-18

Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-A card.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PROBABLE CANDIDATES. Democracy
will hold their Convention soon and probable
candidates on that ticket are being discussed.
Among those spoken Of for the different
offices are the following For State Senator
Fred. Cox. Ed. Maslin, A. G. Hinkson, J.
T. Carey, r. o. Cravens and DR.. Manloye.
For the Assembly-George Nichols, E. G..
Blessing, Hugh M. Larue, Chris. Weisel,
ellis Doty and J. G. B5lcher. For Sheriff.
A. III. EStiii and Oliver Plummer County
Clerk-P. j. Harvey. Auditor and Re.
corder-1sadore Townsend and d. j. Mony-
han. Tieasurer-George Cone and d. E.
Callahan. Superintendent of Public Instruc.
tion-W. L. Willis. Coroner-John Miller,
r. ii. Byers and J. P. Counts. Public Ad.
ministrator-G George F. Bronner. District
AttorneY-R. NJ. Clsrken and ID. E. Alex.
ander. Assessor-E. Greer, Chesterfield
Wells and Thomas Acock. Supervisors
From the First, Thomas Fox and Robert
Allen Second, VIM. Mclaughlin; Third,
Peter McGraw Fourth, Daniel Brown, J.
Q. Dsvine and James Mcclure Fifth. M.
L. Smith, BENZ. Bailey and J. b. Tayler !;
Seventh, Isaac Freeman. Police Judge-W.
A. Henry, the present incumbent.
A Doc TRAINER.-A gentleman uptown
has recently gone into the dog training bust.
ness. He is now engaged on an intelligent
Newfoundland. 1t ia his intention to educate
this dog SO as to excel the trick dogs that
Al Al
For this purpose ring for practice has been
prepared in the basement Of building near
the corner of Tenth and j streets. The fur.
niture consists of two barrels and hoop.
Yesterday the trainer undertook to give his
dog new lesson he was TO jump from one
barrel, and turn a somerssult over another
filed with water without getting his head
wet. Ga the first attempt the dog plunged
head first into the barrel The Professors
cries for help attracted tie attention of some
men in butcher shop near by, who came to
his assistance. Ole of them turned the bar
rel over and allowed the dog to escape a
bystsnder remarked that il it had been the
Professor instead of the dog they would have
left the barrel standing aud made business
for the undertaken.
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court
on yesterday decided the case of Barrett vs.
Oahiof iSfCio1bo oAChb VI uuSe bcn-
son. The case was one which involves the
power Of the Superior Court in proceedings
in insolvency to qualify an order setting apart
homestead to the insolyent, in such manner
as to provide that in no case should the
order be construed to give to the homestead
claimant more than s., 900 worth Of property
The question also as to the power OF the
Court 70 order homestead thus set aside to
be sold, provided it brought more than s., 900,
was involved in the case The Supreme Court
held that the power of the insolvency Court
was limited to the absolute setting aside of
the homestead without qualification, and
that the Superior Court had no power to
order such homestead sold. whatever might
be its value the only method of selling
homestead by forced sale being by the ap-
pointment of appraisers. as provided By the
d. code.
AN ESGLIsHMAN's OPINIoN.-An English
ourist who has been visiting this coast, al
rived from San Francisco on the noon train
yesterday. During the past four months he
has been visiting all points of interest in the
United States. He says that the scenery of
California, especially shat of the Yosemite
valley and its surroundings, is the grandest in
the world. During his stay in this city he
visited the Capitol building, and says it is
the finest public structure he has ssen 10
America, except the Capitol at Washington.
He was favorably impressed with what he
has seen of California, and spoke in admira-
ton of her resources. saying tina. she an
empire within herself her gold-felds mex
haustible her grain. fields unsurpassed; her
vintage second t. none, and her climate the
best in the world.
REAL ESTATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Alsip
n
o'clock A. NJ. to-day, a. their Office, No.
10l5 Fourth street, between J ard X, the
following described real estate belonging to
the estate of II. L. Brown, deceased: The
fine two story frame dwelling. containing ten
large, airy rooms, bathroom aud gas lot
160x160, terraced and seeded to bluegrass
situated on the southwest corner of Eleventh
aud ID streets. High lot, S0xl60, on NJ street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth. Lot
30xl60, on Eleventh street. between G and ID,
Lot S0kl60, northwest corner ef Fifteenth
and Z streets. Full block betweenN and o,
Thirtieth and Thirty-frst streets. South
half of block between o and ?, Thirtieth and
Thirty-frst streets.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday morning Judge Henry disposed of the
following cases Edward Plank, one of the
Vi tll6 ClTCus. anu an e4 con-
vict, was found guilty of disturbing the peace
and fined $50. or thirty days in the chain
gang. Henry Myers was tried for vsgrancy,
found guilty and sentenced to sixty days in
the County jail. George McDaniels. for dis
turbing the reace, was found guilty and fined
So. Male Wing, accused of misdemeanor,
failed 60 Iut in an appearance. and his de-
post was declared forfeited. The case of b.
a. Weimap, for disturbing the peace, was
continued to the 18th.
Too MUCH Berry esterday morning
officer Lee discovered an intoxicated woman
on the corner of Front and K streets. She
was in such beastly condition that the
officer found it necessary to remove her 70 the
Ststion-house in an express wagon. On ex-
animation of her sstchel, it was found to con-
tain some money, bottle Of whisky, and
three or four deeds of valuable property. 1t
appears that she had just arrived on the
steamer from San Francisco.
AUCTION To-DAY.-Bell & Co., auction.
eers, will sell at 1890 A. NJ. to-day, at
the residence, No. 1920 Twelfth street, be.
tween J and X, The following Hair-cloth
parlor set of five pieces, walnut bedstead and
spring mattress, feather pillows, blapketa
comforts and spreads ingram and Brussels
carpets, tsn-foot extension table, dining
chairs, chrorlos, range and fixtures, bed
lounge, and a large lot of glass, crockery,
weodenware, etc.
New LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-
Tonight a new Ledge of the Knights of
PSthias, TO be known as Occidental Lodge,
No. rs, will be instituted in Odd Fellows
Temple. John II. Harvey. Grand Chancel.
lor A. CT. Booth, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal. of San Francisco, and other Grand
Lodge officers, will be present to ofhciate
The new Lodge win start with about Fifty
charter members.
0PEN-AIR CoNoERT.-The Hussar Band
viii give an open.sir concert at the Capital
Park this evening. The following prog anime
will be rendered: March. "Sea Lion y
waltz, q King Of the Ocean y grand medley,
MIXED Ups" Polka, " Nightingale )" quick
stan, "Old Acquaintance :" schottlsche,
Nectar overture, Surprise - Home
Again"
To ELECT DELfGATEs.-Ths Democrats
Of the First. Second. Third and Fourth
Wards will meet in thsir respective wards on
Saturday evening for the purpose Of electing
sixty delegates each TO represent them in the
coming Democratic Convention. There is a
little trouble 10 the camp of the First Ward
occasioned by q difference OF opinion between
bosses.
AUCTION OF REAL EsTATE.-Sherburn &
Smith, auctioneers, will sell on the premises,
In the block bounded by Fifth and Sixth, n
and o streets, with the one story and base
ment brick building 30x60 feet, formerly used
as church. a good place for a factory and