Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-27
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NorAB1gs PUBLIC. = Governor Stoneman
has appointed Notaries Public, TO reside as
follows: F. C. Lusk. Chico, Butte county:
Wesley K. Boucher, Mokelunno Hill, Gala.
yeFas county; Oscar L. Coghlap, willows,
Coiusa county John W. P. Laird, Indepen-
deuca, Inyo county; J. J. Moore, Lone Piae,
Iayo county; J. ". Mackall, Lakeport,
Lake county; David a. RisIsy. Great West
ern Mime, Lake county; Leon Labe, Middle.
town, Lake county; T. e. Rowan, Los Ange
les, Los angeles county; G.. Canning Smith
Aendonluo, Mendocino county; Harrison
Price, UsiGh, Mshdocino county; j. w.
Baldwin, Ukiab, Meudocino county; L. ].
IL. Wilcox, PlaiEsburz, Merced county; J. o.
Blackburn, MERGED. Mercsd county; Fred
erick Sherwood, Salinas City, Monterey
county Beeby Robinson. Nspa City, Mana
county: +. D. Joy, Napa City, Nspa county;
j. ). Meredith, Folsom, Sacramento csunty;
Matt. (. johnson, Sacramento, Sacramento
county; l.. w. TALBOT, ssh Bernsrdino, San
BeraarciEo e0unty; George NJ. Dannals, San
Diego, San Diego county; Henry NJ. Nc.
Gill, San Francisco; Joseph Rice. Yreks,
Siskiyou county; F. 2. Primm, Redding,
Shasta county; 9. Knox Marshall, Rio Vista,
Soleno county; J. r. Broughton, Modesto,
Stanislaus county; @. T. J. Kitchener, Grand
Visw, Tulare county; J. Jacobs, Jr., Lee
more. Tulsre county; John doyle, Grange
vile, Tulsre county; Daniel Gelleps, Dob.
bins Ranch, Yuba county; Z. G. Fuller, Ma
rysyille, Yuba county.
ODD FELLOWS PIoyIo.-The 6ith ami
verssry Of Odd Fellowship in America was
celebrated by the Sacramento lodges by
picnic st L9ets Grove yesterday. Thirty
one passenger cars loaded with excursionists
LETT the depot in two trains. At the grounds
some 200 other guests net them. The day
was Delightfully."- pleasant and tha grounds in
fne condition. The pienickers enjoyed them
selves TO their full, and notbiDg occurred TO
mar the pleasure nf the day. Music was fur
nished by the First Artillery Band. Tbs
prizes for games were awarded as follows
Senior Baseball Club, SO TO the Eagles, who
defeated picked nine by IA to In seven
innings; Junior Club, 81 so TO the Young
Mechanics Club. 8 against the Vigilance
in five innings; thTee-legged race, studs and
sleeve-butt2ns, to W. Nolan and VIM. He
ran I; standing jump, boys under 16, gold
lined ring, ". Sayers running hop. skip and
jump, youths over 16, silver watch and chain,
VIM. Swift; archery, silver cake dish, JAS
w. Pearson; Toys race, 5 to 10, pocket
knife, Samuel Smith ladies' race over Is.
silver pitcher, Eva Cayett girls race, 10 to
10, silver butter dish, Mamie Bugbee g;rls'
race, > 20 10, an album, Tracy Haley boys
race, 10 to Is. caster, Louis Kriger boys
race, . to 10, set Of studg, Charles Lewis
ladies egg race, pickle caster, Mrs. Emma
Steele; girls racs, 10 to Is, book, Aunis
Woods.
MILITARY MATTERS. A6jutant. General
Cosby is SC present inspecting the companies
of the Fifth Infantry Battalion. He is &C.
companied by Lieuteuant- Colonel Randlett,
the battalion commander, end several men,
bers of the Governors staff . Colonel Tobiu,
Assistant Adjutsn.-Generol, has returned
from San Francisco, where he went to muster
in the companies which formed the Third
Regiment. Second Brigade. The companies
are six in number. and have an average mem
bership OF IS. Colonel Tobin says they pre-
sented very hne appearance. -. Captain
Eisenmenger wants to fill the vacancies 10
the G5veTn0ts Guard which have been caused
By the removal of GONE of the members from
the city and the graduation of others into
other companies. The vacancies are about
twenty in number. Twelve applications
have already been filed. No one under 5
fest inches in hight can be accepted. At
the sge of is members of this company can
be transferred to any company they desire,
but they may remain until they attain their
majority.
A MCRDERoUs CHINAMAN. = Yesterday
afternoon Chinaman known by both the
names Of An Ii and All Lsurg, entered
Chinese tin shop on the north side of 1 street,
between Second and Third, and asked an
other celestial named All Bo, who is EN-.
ployed on Menke's hop ranch, for some
money which he alleged the latter owed him.
Upon being refused he drew pistol and shot
All Bo, the ball taking effect in the left thigh
but not producing necessarily fatal wound.
The alarm was given and the would be muir.
derer ran across the street and into house
OF i'll fame, where officer Ceffey found and
arrested him. Alter eating out to the side
walk the prisoner made an attempt to escape
and in the tussle which ensued he managed
to give his pistol to another Chinaman, but
the move was observed by the officer. After
lodging his prisoner safely at the Police
Station, the officer returned TO the scene of
the shooting and arrested three of the Wit
nesses to the shooting and recovered the
pistol with which the shooting was done.
TRAMPs - at an early hour yesterday
morning ire was discovered in a barn on
Eighth and = streets, but it was extinguished
without calling out the fire department. 1t
is supposed 10 have besn the accidental work
of tramps, of which class the city is full at
present. One can 90 scarcely block on thu
main streets in tie eTering without being ac-
ccssed by 0ns who wants 10 DO helped TO get
something 30 eat. Fearing the police officers
1t has BEEN customary lately for them to go
beyond the city limits to sleep. Wednesday
morsiug at al early hour squad Of Deputy
ConstRblss made tour of the outskirts of
the city and found FIVE Of them in Schew-
meyers barn. TIE men were taken before
Justice Tnbbs and demanded jury trial.
The jury failed to agree, and the prisoners
were discharged, on condition that they at
ones make themselves scarce.
RESTAURANT AT AUorIoN.-To-dsy at 1880
A. NJ. Sterburn & Smith will sell, by order Of
S. Gottlieb, assignee of bankrupt stock of G..
A. McElfresh, of Clarendon Restaurant and
Saloon. st store on Front street, between
and K, comprising tables, tsblecloths, cas-.
ters, crockery and glassware, thirty chairs.
sideboard, bar mirror, groceries, bar and bar
fixtures, stock of wines, liquors. cigars, ETC.;
also lot of kitchen utensils, ore bedstead
and spring mattress and bedding.
PRocEEpIsGs re BE REvIEwED.-Yester-
day Judge Mcfarland ordered writ of re-
view issued to the Board of Supervisors in
seven cases In which the Board has granted
the petitions asking for the establishment OF
independent reclamation districts within the
boundaries Of other districts. The writs are
made returnsbls on May 31st.
BABIES AT PENNSYLVANIA, any num-
Der of babies to attend the picnic of the
KNIGHTS of .Pythiaz, Nasona Grove, Thurs
day, May 81, as four beautiful prizes win be
given 60 the latest and to the handsomest
babies OF tbs grounds.