Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-09
ApPoRr1oSED AS FOLLOWS

a LONG CALENDAR.-There was large
number of cases in the Police Court yester-
day. The cases of Thos. McCants and Frank
McCliutock, charged with robbery, and Eli
Mayo, charged with felony in connection with
the same matter, were continued until Fri
day. The charge against All Lucy of carry
ing concealed weapon was dismissed, while
he was found guilty of disturbing the peace
and fued $50, with the usual alternative. He
paid the fine. There were four more cases of
disturbing the peace, and they were disposed
of as follows Dan. Capels, discharged on
payment of costs All Butch, found guilty,
fined $780, with the alternative of GO days in
the county jail i; Miss Msble, pleaded guilty,
judgment will be pronounced to-day Mary
Mccarthy Farr, found guilty, judg
ment deferred one day. The charge
against Mary McC. Farr of keep.
ing a disorderly house was dismissed,
there being no complaint on file. Thomas
Healey was found guilty of having burglars
tools in his possession. The tools consisted
of nippers and an assorted bunch of twenty
four keys. He was sentenced to fifty days in
the County Jail. The charge of being a
healthy beggar against Frank Deal was dis
missed. The case of Jake Smith, charged
with battery, WAS continued until Friday.
Mrs. Doe, charged with petit larceny, was
discharged.
COUNTY HosPITAL.-The report of G. A.
White, Superintendent of the County Hospi-
tai, for the month of April, 1888, is as
follows: Number of patients in Hospital,
April 1st, 14S; admitted during the month,
AZ. Total, 1S5. Discharges, "a died, s.
Remaining in hospital May 1ss. 12S. Those
who died during the month are as follows /:
William Nnrlr dad ~ rNnsr1rorltf0n Mira
Elliott, paralysis /; James A. Thompson,
dropsy; j. L. White, chronic diarrhel /;
Charles BsgeF, fractured skull Philip Q lirk,
hepatitis Irving Carpenter, consumption I;
joe joe, hemorrhage of the lungs.
PIoNEERs.-The San francisco Examiner
of yesterday Gays: E. o. F. Hastings pro.
posed an important amendment to the Con-
stitution of the Society of California Pic
neers, at the meeting of the Society last
evening, by which it is contemplated to adj
NIT the sons of Pioneers to that Society. The
amendment also divides the membership into
three classes, namely Those who were resi-
dents of the State prior to January l. 1S49 /;
those who became residents prior to January
l, 1850; and thcss who became residents
prior to September 9. 1850.
HAS Nor BEEN Found p. NJ. Sullivan,
Of Folsom, an insane, who escaped from the
County Hospital on Saturday afternoon, has
not been heard from since. He was seen at
Guthrie's Station about 8 o'clock, and came
down the railroad track towards the city.
An extensive search has been made in the
vicinity OF the hospital, and the officers Of
the city have been on the Look out It is now
supposed that the msn wandered to some Sc
Guided spot and there died from over-exertion,
he having been st the time of his disappear
ance in feeble health.
REAL ESTATE AUcTIoS.-D. j. Simmons
& Co., auctioneers, viii sell on Thursday, at
1880 a. NJ, the west quarter OF lot 8. K and
L, Sixth and Seventh, being GIG K street,
and known as Cronin's Oyster Restaurant,
store being 60 feet and building 100 feet long,
lot 20 by 160. Also, at the same time and
place, the restaurant fixtures and household
furniture of the family, including q 7-octave
upright piano. The place viii be open for
inspection tomorrow.
RED MINIS PIcSIc.-Next Saturday, at
Natoms Grove. Folsom. the Sacramento
Tribes, Improved Order Of Red Men, will
hold their annual picnic. There will be prizes
for games of ali kinds. The First Artillery
band will furnish the music. There will be
a basket depot on the grounds where baskets
can be deposited and called for any time dur
ing the day, and will be under the super.
vision Of ths committee.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors were in regular session yesterday.
The 2Atition Of residents of CORTLAND, for a
NenafyS of boundaries in Richland and Onis.
DO School Districts, came up regularly, and
after hearing the petition was granted BY q
unanimous vote. Board adjourned to 10 a.
II. to-day.