Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-10

A CoWBoY.-A man at the depot last
evening, in an intoxicated condition, became
rather abusive, and notified number of the
railroad employees that he was a cowboy from
Arizons. The statement did not appear to
interest the men much, and the alleged cow
boy proposed TO give one of them q practical
demonstration. Officers Brissell and Eldred
| interfered and arrested the man. He refused
to walk, and was partly carried and partly
dragged to the police station. This morning
be will have an opportunity to demonstrate
TO Judge Henry the truth of his statement
that he is a cowboy. The officers who took
the man TO the prison are inclined to believe
that there is some truth in If.
MYSTERIOUS FooT-PRNTs.-It is under.
stood that DR.. Hardness will be called upon
to examinetome footprints which have been
found in the flower beds on the State Capitol
grounds. They are OF g comparatively re-
cent date, for many of the tracks have
crushed young plants that were set out within
a month. On one plot, which is surrounded
with O wire fence, they are especially noticaa.
BILE. Several hundred people have viewed
the beds within q few dsYs, but no one has
been found who can state by whom the foot
prints were made.
POLICE CoURT business was transacted in
the Police Court yesterday, SIS follows :
Japanese George, battery, found guilty, judg.
nent deferred one day; Jim Lacty, common
drunkard, found guilty, sentenced to sixty
days in the County Jail John Baker,
drunk, pleaded guilty, fined So; William
Stone, disturbing the peace, continued two
days; Miss Msble. judgment fer disturbing
the peace. fined So aud costs; Mary Nc
Carthy Farr, judgment for disturbing the
peace, fined S. and costs.
FURNITURE AucrIoN.-Bell & Co., auction
GERS, will sell to-day at 1920 A. NJ, at the late
residence Of Mrs. Mary Hodgkins, deceased,
! No. l415 Second street. between N and 0,
In part as follows One Steinway piano, in
good order; two fine parior sets, clipper-edge
spring and top mattress; lace curtains and
cornicss body Brussels carpets; two Singer
sewing mschines; lounges, tables, chairs,
crockery and glassware.
REAL ESTATE AND RESTAURANT AUCTION.
d. j. Simmons & Co., suctioneers, will sell to-
day, at 1880 a. NJ, the west quarter Of lot 3. K
and L. Sixth and Seventh, being Gle K street,
and known SIS Cronin's Oyster Restaurant,
store being 60 feet and building 100 feet long,
| lot 20 by 100. Also, at the same time and
place, the restaurant fixtures and household
furniture Of the family, including Q 7-octave
upright piano.
DISTRICT FAIR.-The REcoRD-UNIoN cor.
respondent at Placerville says: The Directors
of the Ell Dorado District Agricultural Asso.
citation No. S will hold meeting at Auburn,
| Placer county, Thursday, May l0th, 10 see
when they will hold their fair this year
| Grass Valley wants it snd Piscerville wants
| it, The citizens Of Placerville have raised by
subscription about 81, 500 to keep the fair il
Piacerville.
BOND FuED.-Robert McKillican, the
contractor for the construction Of the new
Agricultural and Exposition building, yesteT.
day fled his bond with the Cspitol Commits
| sfcners, in the sum Of 81, 900, with E. B.
Dean & Co. and r. F. S mpso1, of Oakland,
as su.etiss. TIE Board will meet to-ssy to
] approve the bold.