Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-02
BRIEF NOTES.


lie is invited to attend.
Troi, charged with the murder of his wife.
will have his examination before Justice
Tubbs on Wednesday next. His counsel are
H. L. Buckley, n. Greene Curtis and S. Scion
Hol.
One light business wagon, one phaeton, two
top bDggies, three horses, one camping wagon,
one set double harness, one phseton with
child's seat in front, will be sold to-day by
Bell & Co, auctioneers, at their salesroom,
9l6 street.
The High School Literary and Debating
Society completed their organization last
night, by the election of the following eff.
GERS President, l.. w. Ripley Vice. Presi.
dent, c. w. Reed. Jr.; Secretary, c.. r.
Kleinsorgs Assistant Secretary, Edward
Kleinsorge; Treasurer, G. A. Root.
4 MONTHS ARRESTS. -The following is a
summary of the arrests made by the Police
Department for the month of May: Safe
keeping, Z; healthy beggsrs, p; DRINKS. s ;
hoodlums, II disturbing the peace, Is; bat
terry, Z misdemeanor. IL runaway boys, 4 !;
common drunkards, 9: burglary, 3; petit
larceny, s.; safe keerin 13; dodgers. % +;
visiting opium dens, 2 /; robbery, 2; feloDy,1;
having burglars tools, defaulting wit
nesses, 8 !; carrying concealed weapons, 3 /;
suspicious characters, IL; forgery, l muir
der, l /; vagrancy, IL detained witnesses, 8 !;
grand larceny, 4; enticing, libel, l; in
sane. 2; exhibiting deadly weapons, i fell
ony, l.
NoTARIEs PUBLIo.-Governor Stonenan
yesterday appointed Notariss Public to re-
aide as follows A. C. Gilbert, Alameda, Al
ameda county; Thomas Dunlap, Suffer
Creek, Amador county S. o. Pierce, Shin
gle Springs, FL Dorado county j. +. Whar-
ton, Fresno City, Fresno county Conrad
Jacoby Los Angeles, Los Angeles county
James 4. Pre- wett, Auburn, Placer county
w. W. Kellogg, Quincy, Plumas county;
Geo. W. Jackson, Sacramento, Sacramento
county John Brown, San Bernardino San
Bernardino county; D M. Angler. San
Diego, San Diego county J. W. Spann, An
derson, Shasta county.
CALIFORNIAN GAMES To DAY-The Gale
DOMAIN Club will hold its seventh annual
games at East Park t1-lay. New seating
accommodations have been constructed, to
enable al who desire to view the long ana in-
terestiRg programme of the Scottish games.
Donald Dinnie, the Scotch champion, will
take part in all the heavy games, including
letes will struggle for division of the laurels.
Dancing will be continued until IL o'clock
in the evening. A squad of policemen have
been assigned by Chef Ksrcher to preserve
order on the ground and in street cars. This
will be one of the most interesting picnics of
the season.
CLOSE COLLECTION OF TAxEs.-City Tax
Collector Putnam turned over to the City
Attorney the delinquent tax list yesterday.
The total amount of the tax, according to
the roll, was S17s. S74. All of this tax has
been collected except So, S47 This is the
smallest Delinquent list ever turned over to
the City Attorney, and it is but just TO stste,
on behalf of the Collector that $1,000 of
that amount is on property belonging to nom
residents. The delinquent tax represents:
Real estate. SlS9 CPS; mortgages, $35 525;
and personal property, 500, 800.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION On Wednesday
next Shsrburn & Smith will sell on the prem.
ises lot 9, Z and F, Seventh and Eighth
streets, together with two frame houses
both rented; lot subdivided If necessary.
Also lot 6. @ snd d, Ninth and Tenth streets,
together with the one and haIf-story cot
tsge of FIVE rooms and kitchen; stable, esc.
Immediately after the sale of this lot the
household furniture, carpets, etc, comprising
o general assortment, will be sold at auction.
AUoTIoN.-The regular auction sale of
Sherburn & Smith. which takes plaza to-day
at their salesroom, 1893 K street, comprises
parlor, bedroom, dining-room aud kitchen
furniture Brussels and ingram carpets.
ranges and cook stoves, croekery, cutlery,
glassware, etc Also. two 2 ysar-old mares,
broke to harness; one buggy, one double set
of harness.
HOSPITAL REPORT. A. B. Nixon, of
tie Railroad Hospital, makes the following
report for the month ending May, 1888:
Number Of persons in the hospital May
Let, AZ +; admitted during the month, So; dis
charged, As; died, 2; remaining in the
hospital May 3lst, IS: private Rouse snd
office patients treated, l65. Total, 247.
BASEBALL MATcH.-To-norrov, at Agri-
cultural Park, an interesting game of base.
ball will take place between the Unions and
EurekAs. Of this city. for purse of so and
gate money. The game viii commence st 2
o'clock. FoCarty and Carroll, formerly OF
the Mantle Baseball Club. OF San Francisco,
are now playing with the Unions.
ALL D1scHARGED.-There were three cases
on the calendar of the Police Court ysster-
dAy-Ah Fook, disturbing the peace; Ned
Downey, vagrsncy, and John Mara, grand
larceny. They had hesring and were all
discharged.