Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-19

turn out we'll on the Rogers land, but was
discovered to be very rich on the land Of
Dave Hardy. He is suddenly very rich and
Rogers psnniless. Then the happy dsnoue
ment. Space Will not permit of more ex-
tended sketch of this interesting drama in
this irsue. IL will be repeated tonight and
tomorrow night and at the Saturday mat
inee.
Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL 11:40 A.
NJ. yesterday, as the freight train, to which
was attached the special car containing the
Madison Square Theater Company, was a
short distance this side of Cape Horn mills,
and running at the rate OF about twelvs miles
an hour, large engine which was being
brought through dead" was thrown from
the track. It took with it five cars contain
ing cattle. and two of them were completely
wrecked, the cattle either icing killed or a.
lowed to escape. A brakeman named VIM.
e. Morgan was caught in the wreck and III
stantly killed. a young man named Marston,
who was stealing ride, was also badly in
iured. he was brought to Colfax and re-
ceived medical treatment, but died within an
hour aftSS his arrival there. Morgan has
two brothers and q married sister living in
this city. Msrstcn was recently connected
with the Boston Comic Opera Company
alias the WiDsor Comic Opera Company,
which met with a financial wreck in Truckee
short time ago. The young man
was endeavoring to get back to San
Francisco, where his parents reside
james II. Love. acting manager Of
the Madison Square Company, immediately
upon reaching Colfsx, telegraphed to the
Superintendent, and q special train wss S.
cured, which brought their car and several
of the front cattle cars to this city. Phil.
Douglas, with the wreekiug train and crew,
was Immediately dispatched to the scene of
the accident General Master Mechanic
Stevens, Assistant Mckenzie and Master
Mechanic Cooley, of RockliD, went with the
wTecking train.
BOARD OF SUPzRvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors were in regular session yester.
day. Present, full Board. The psiition
asking that Lafayette Eldred be appointed
Superintendent Of the hospital farm was re-
ceived, and on motion the action of the Board
in electing Mr.. Franks to that position was
recoDsidered. E!dred and Franks were then
placed IN nomination for the position, and
Eldred was elected by the following vote :
Mclaughlin, Bailey, Christy, Smith, Stein
man. SteiRman gave notice that he would
move to reconsider the vote. A motion by
Steinman. and seconded by Blair, that the
legality Of the election of Smith as Chairman
of the Board be referred to the District At
torney for his opinion, was carried. The
Clerk was instructed to notify Coyle Bros
in writing Ito be served by the Sheriff. that
they must at once move the wood delivered
at the County Hospital, or accept the offer
made by the Board. The following resolu-
ton was passed " That all Road Oversesrs
be required to attach receipted bills TO all Of
the reports to the Board for all moneys paid
ous by them for labor, material or otherwise !;
and that no reports will be received unless
such recsipsed bills accompany the reports"
The Board then adjourned until 10 a. NJ. to-
day.
The WALDEN CAsE.-The trial Of Miner
Walden for perjury occupied the attention of
the Superior Court all day yesterday. Argu.
ment was heard in the merning on the OBJ
lection to the admission of the testimony of
William Williams, who was the defendant
in the trial IN which the alleged perjury was
committed. The objection was overrulsd and
Williams was put on the witness stand. He
detailed the facts of the stealing and dispo-
sition of the cattle. and was severely cross
examined b. counsel Turner. His exsmina.
ton took up the remainder of the day. The
court room was crowded with witnesses in the
triai and by spectators. The trial will con-
tinus this morning, beginning st $3.50 o'clock.
NoTARIEs PUBIc-Notaries Public hsve
been appointed by Governor Stcneman, with
residences SIS follows: Henry Applegats,
Clear Lake, Modcc county: John W. Brock
enridge, REerced, Cal; Eli Rundeli, Santa
Barbara Robert Markinson, Dixon, Solano
county J. A Bowdoin, Fort Jones' Siski-
you county; J. L Hudner, HOLSTER, San
Benito county l.. +. Eastir, Ventura Ven
tura county q. w. Eastin, Modesto, Stanis-
laus county; James w. Ostes, Santa Rosa,
Sonoms county G. NJ. Rock, Burgettville,
Shasta county; John A. Butler, San Der.
nardino, San Bernardino county.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-Freight for Sscra-
mento passed Ogden on the 18th instant as
follows: For Billingsley & Co., barrel
wooden ladies'; T. G.. Kingsland & Son, l
box mattocks, box sledges; Hall, Luhrs L
Co., 10 boxes Goldfish Whittier. Fuller
Co., box molding B. Cohen, box window
shade cord Lindley & Co., l box cigars
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 800 kegs nails,
so bundles iron pipe /; A. Coolot, 1 case cigars
Sco6eli & Tevis. 124 cases lamp chimneys;
Z. G. Scheffer L Co., 800 rolls barb wire, 1
pscksge circulars, bundle signs.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
T. NJ. Peddicord, violating runners ordi-
nance, pleaded guilty, feed 81 and costs; f.
X Bauer, felony, continued until January
3Osh Roaa Godel. disturbing the peace, dis
charged.
THE time for bargains at Haie's ssupsndous
clearance sale is swiftly passing by. Avail
yourselves of this magnificent opportunity
to buy your goods at less than value.
MEN's full.stock, kip, buckle Alexis-war-
raated-for ssly 50 %, at Red House.
BoYs' CLOTHING at Red House.
r.up=ra of Red House.