Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-07
4ovERrragmEnr MEHTlos.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
At the meeting OF the Pioresrs on Satur-
day evening, the committee consisting Of
Jas. McClatchy, Albert Leonard and n. d.
Goodell, appointed to prepare testimonial
of the associations esteem for Hon. 1. n.
Hoag, made their report, and it was unani-
mously adopted. The report was signed by
the members of the committee, and is as fol-
lowe:
WHEREAS The Hon. I. n. Hoag, a respected men,
Der OF this association has been appointed 70 the
responsible position OF immigration Agent fOr the
Cent al Pacific Railroad Company Of California, to
reside in the States east OF the Rocky Mountains it
is becoming in u.s. his neighbors and associates for
than thirty years, to say truly can, that
consider this appointment the best that could
have been made. Judge Hoag came to California
with us in tee year 1899. He has resided among us
since, and has held many official positions Of
honor and trust in the State, and whatever he has
undertaken to do he has done well. Mr.. Hoag |
was for two terms County Judge OF |
YOlO county, for one term member OF the Legl5las
ture therefrom; for ten years Secretary Of the |
State Agricultural Society, and for decade agrl |
cultural editor Of the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION |
newspaper. De has been, and is farmer, orchard |
ist vinieuturist and dairyman, and has been sue |
cessfu in all his efforts in connection with the Gull
tivation Of the soil, He knows the State and lis
grazing and agricultural resources better, we Think
and varied experience therein. AS agricultural |
editor as Secretary Of the State Society, and as
practical worker in the field, he has been observing
experimenting, studying and writing upon his Ia
vorite subject for nearly half lifetime, and the
press and people Of California have long recognized
him az authority in such matters. The Sacramento
Society Of California Pioneers thus attest their
knowledge OF Judge Hoag's eminent fitness for the
position named and his worth as man. There
fore, be it
ReSolped That these proceedings be entered in
the records Of this Society, and authenticated
copy forwarded to our fellow member
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
FISH COMMISSIONERS State Fish
Commissioners held a meeting Saturday at
the Union Hotel. All the members were
present. There was a general discussion of
matters pertaining to fish and streams, and
it was decided to aek all the District Attor-
neys throughout the State to assist in enforc-
ing fish laws. A proposition to have the Sac
ramento river stocked with 5000 900 salmon
was considered, but no definite action taken.
It ia the intention of the Boefd to soon visit
the United States Fishery on the McCloud
river for tina purpose of making arrangements
TO have the fish properly distributed A con-
tSsct has been made with II. Woodsop, of the
V-Sie Annie fishery, st Fort Bidwell, Modoc
county, for %, 900 trout eggs tor experiment
ing in the small central streams. A place for
Matching will be selected at some place in the
mountains. near the railroad. Commission
ers Buckingham and Rsdding expect soon to
make raid on violators Of the fish laws on
the Sacramento, A plunger will be used for
the purpose of making trip from Vallejo to
Collinsvilie.
ATTEMPT At SAFE BREAKING Yesterday
morning It was found that an attempt had
been made 90 bdrglarize the safe of the
Standard Oh Company in their new ware
house in Washington. The Would-bs safe
breakers gained an entrance to the building
through 8 skylight in the roof. I5 was evi-
IDENTIFY the work of novice, for after break
ing off the lock knob ald the hinge and find
ing the door would not open, the job was
abandoned. a candle had been USED for s.
light, and soma of the hammers in the build.
ing were found in front Of tie safe. There is
no clue TO the perpetrators. The sgent cent
to San Francisco yesterday 30 secure the SER
vices of an expert TO open the safe.
A REsURREorED CAsE.-The two me1-
Thomas McCAnts and Frank McClintocIl-
who were recently discharged in the Police
Court fer rcbbing a man named Kusick, be-
cause the prosecuting witness was not at
hand, have been re-srrested, officer Eldred
having found the defaultiog witness. A man
named Eli Mayo hiss also been arrested for
compromising a felony, by inducing Kusick
for money consideration. to remain away
from the preliminary examination OF Nc
Giants and McClintock. By this time it has
become a rather badly mixed case, and Judge
Henry viii devote a portion of his time this
week TO unrsvsling the affair.
FUNERAL or THE LATE PosTMAsTER.-Th
funeral of the late W. c. Hopping took place
from his late residence. on Twenty eighth and
B streets. The services were performed by
Rev. j. Q. A Henry. The music was by
select choir. The pallbsareTs were 7. B.
Mcfarland, Finley 4. Dray, J. 81. Lewis,
j. d. Lord w. II. Luther and Jacob Olsen.
The remains were buried in the New Helvetia
Cemetery and were followed there by a
large number of personal friends of the de-
ceased. The Ho-sl offerings were many and
beautiful, and when placed upon. the grave
completely hid it from sight.
CITY TREAsURY.-Receipts for the week
ending Saturday, May 9Th: VIM. LAufkotter,
cemetery dues, sl56 rs; r, D. SERVER, wa
ter rates, 81, 562 %; n. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, 50 so; W. A. Henry, Police Court
hnes, 81 80; George A. Putnam, city licenses,
$50 As; George A. Putnam, dog licenses,
81 %; George A. Putnam, city taxes.
$4,000; FL. H. Mckee, county school
money, IS 6l2; j. G. Pubbs, Justice Court
fees, 500 %; T. W. Gilmer, Justice Court
fees, Sos so; total, SIC 7SS Is; total dis
bursements, SO us As; total amount in
city treasury, SlS9S5S 40.
REoPEN1Ne or THE Public SCHOOLS The
public schools Of the city viii reopen this
morning after q two weeks vacation. I'm.
graded school No. 2, on o. between Ninth
snd Tenth streets which had been ordered
CLOSED until Wednesday, will open with the
Others. The extended vacation in the latter
school was for the purpose of allowing ths
children TO attend picnic which was to have
been held tomorrow, but hrs now been post
poned on account Of the bad weather.
The PosTMAsTERsHIP.-The bondsmen of
the late Postmaster Hopping held meeting
Saturday morning and unanimously decided
that Assistant Postmaster Lewis should re-
main in ehsrgs of the office until the vacancy
is filed. There are number Of applicants
for appointment 20 the position, and 30 soon
sitter the demise Of MIR. Hopping were petit
tons In circulation j. would seem that they
had been prepared in anticipation Of sn early
vacancy.
Health held 5 meeting Saturday evening.
DR.. Hatch recor sidered his refusal to accept
the Secretsryship, and was unanimously
elected to that place. John Shellars, the late
officer Of the chain-gaug, was the successful
applicant for the position Of Esalth Officer.
There was 10 other business of Importance
before the meeting.
POULTRY WANTED.-A large lot Of chick
ems and turkeys wanted immediately. All
must be il prime order, SIS none others will be
, accepted. Parties having any of the above
named poultry viii do well to correspond
with rs. as we viii pay the highest market
price. d. DsBsrnsrdi & Co.
FoR the best bargains ever offered in Sac
ramento, TO be had as the great removal sale
at Red House, see their column advertise