Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-23

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DEATH OF P. J. HOPPER The death of P.
J. Hopper took place OF his residence. 1114
n street, IN this city, at . o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Hs was a native of New jersey
and an old Californian, having arrived here
By way of MEXICO in 1910. After many
years Of mining experience he settled down
to the practice OF the low, which he mas con-
tinUed ever since in this city and Folsom, In
the latter plaza he for long time was editor
and proprietor Of the Telegraph, which was con-
ducsed in & manner that eviuced great ability
on the part Of the deceased SIS q general
writer. lie served three terms ia the Assem-
oily from this iunty, two Of which honored
him with the position of Speaker pro tenn.
Many Of the laws appertaialng TO the gov,
ernmsnt of this city and county were drafted
by him, and were put on the statute book
through his exerious. During a part of
Governor Bigier's first term ss Governor
Mr.. Hopper was his private secretary, and
of ons time was City Attorney of Sierra
mento. Ha leaves a family of vile and
three children and q brother here, while his
mother, brothers and sisters live IN New
Jersey. The funeral will take place TO-
norrOw. The announcement OF the hour
will be made hereafter.
TEMPLARs' TICKET Unconstitutional tick
cts to San Francisco will be sold to Knights
Templars for 81 fer the round "trip. good
from August 18th to August 31st inclu-
sive. In order TO purchase these tickets,
which are for Knights Templars only, the
purchaser must present q certificate of identi-
ficstion from the Recorder of the Grand
Commande-y of the State, Issued through
the local Communicates. This certificate
must be under the seal Of the local Com
mandery, and if the holder desires to be &C
companisd by wife, daughter or minor child,
il must so stats when application is made for
the ticket SO the railroad agents. The larger
number OF Sacramento Sir Knights viii 80 to
San Francisco on Q special train to leave here
on August 17,h.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. Last evening the
California Temperance and Benevolent So
ciety elected officers for tbs ensuing term as
follows: President, J. D. Monaghan Vice.
President. r. J. Roche; Treasurer, J. Nc
Cabe; Secretary, Q. J. Gsnshlea Finsucial
Secretary, j. Ii. Qaatmsn; Marshal, f.
Swift Board of trustees. j. FaTren, E.
Washbu-u, L. Sweeney, J. II. BtcKeana,
Mrs l.. A. Turner. Previous to the election
l. Buckley, plano duet was rendered by
Master and Mis- Qlatman. recitation was
given by Miss kendsl, 8 piano solo By Mics
Quatman, and reading by Nr. Lueey.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE On Tuss-
day last Thos. Murphy, an employeof James
Murphy in his tonsorial rooms on K street,
asked for a half days leave OF absence,
walked out and has rot since been heard of.
He hiss wages due him, and his tools and
clothing are ell at the shop. His friends sre
very anxious about him. Some think that
he has been murdered, others thSt he has
drowned himself in the river, snd still others
who think be may have got on the police
force. OF course, Il any OF the three
things spoken of has happened him, it OK.
plains why he has not been seen for week.
SERIOUSLY Huntsville DR.. Clayton and
his wife we're returning from Freeport late
Friday evening in a light buggy drawn by
two horses, breast strap was broker, which
allowed the pole to drop to the ground. The
horses became frightened and unmanagesble.
the buggy was dashed against o tree and the
occupants hurled to thu ground. The doctor
had his left shoulder dislocated. and one Of
tie arms Of Mrs. Clayton was broken near The
shoulder. The injured parties were brought
80 the city, properly cared for and are doing
well.
Morrow ARREsTED.-Frank Morrow, the
person with several aliases, who was the
principal manager in the Johnston Co. em-
ployment bureau, was arrested by officer
Jacksoa in San Francisco Friday, brought to
this city Saturday and is now locked up in
the cisy prison. Morrow ran sway from the
city several days ago, when his crooked ects
began to come to light. His partner, john
gton, is also in the city prison. and they viii
have ga examination in the Police Court 20
day on charge of forgery.
Those jury CASES The jury In The csss
Of Thomas Maher versus the Central Pacific
Railroad Company on Saturday last rem
dersd verdict in favor Of the plaiutif for
9f2 500. The same afternoon the jury IN tae
case Of Ybarrs, tried for murder, rendered 9
verdict Of murder IA the second degree, anc
1eesmneaa5d Ybarys 10 the Enerey z The
Court