Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
-0GAl INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.


Tbs Board of Police Commissioners met
in the Polics Courtroom Saturday at P. NJ
Pressnt-Commissione Brown and Henry
The election of a special officer to fill the
place made vacant by the resignation of
Tsagsnzs was deferred on account of the ab.
ssucs Of Commissioner Karcher
The following rules for the regulations of
the police department were read and adopted:
All regular rfii GERS will report at 4 P. NJ.
ali regular officers on day watch shall re.
port on for duty al a. ", and off duty at
ll:50 r. r,
Regular officers on the night watch shall
report en- at ll:30 P. M, and off at A. Al.
The Police Court off GER will report on and
off at the same time as fficers on the day
watch, be at the theater when the same Is
running, aud at the Central Pacific Railroad
depot at the arrival of all trains, when not in
attendance at the Police Court.
The regular cffi3er on beat No. l shall be
at tho depot on the arrival of all trains, and
both of6;ers shall have stars displayed on the
left breast of the coat during attendance at
the theateE and the trains.
L shall be the duty of every officer to re-
port to the Chief and the Captain each and
q
within their knowledge, or which may be re-
ported 80 them, or of which IN any manner
they nay become possessed, concerning any
crime, whether committed in the city or else
where.
GRANB MILITARY DGsPLAY.-At the an
nual bsn of the First Artillery Regiment,
which takes place On the evening of Novem-
Der u. 1T Armory Hall, for the benefit of
the armory fund, brigade review and dress
parade will be conducted by General John 4.
Carey, Commander Of the brigade Major
General TurnbuI, of San Francisco, com.
mandjng division National Guard Of Cali
fornis, will review the troop7, accompanied
by his staff. Governor Stoneman and staff,
General Cosby and staff, Col. Creed Raymond,
and r lArgs number of San Francisco oticars
will be present. Il will. without doubt. be
ths most imposing military display ever
given IN any hall in this city. a special
train will be run from Woodland, and per.
hRpa one from Folsom that evening, bringing
Company + of the regiment, and large num-
her Of citizens to witness tbs review and en-
Joy themselves at the ball. The trains will
return the same evening. The large armory
viii he handsomely decorated for the coca
furnish she music or review and ball.
The various company arlnories will be thrown
open for the inspection Of the public. The
lover armorias will be used as smoking par
lors, and the regimental he headqusrters viii be
given up TO the usa of the ladies. The
officers Banquet hall will be utilized as hat
and cloak room. Lunch, for which only %
cents viii bs charged, will be served on the
lowe- hloc. The admission will be 81 for
gentleman and lady. a committee from the
Board OF Officers Of the regiment will can
vqss the oify Ibis week. They should meet
with encouragement IN the laudable under
taking Of trying to free their armory from
dabs
FaAFERSA1 VIsT.-At the invitation of
the members Of Roseyille Lodge, No 203, I.
@. O. T.. Industrial Lodge, No. 157, psid
them q visit Saturday evening" and, with a
select team, " initiated three applicants into
their Lodge. Rosevills is prosperous Lodge,
numbering 76 members. Their officers are
S. Glsdney, n. c.; NJ. Anderson, V. G.; Lee
d. Themes, K S. The initiatory ceremonies
concluded, when all present were invited to
par-ska OF banquet served by a committ9a
of ladieg. and 80 members OF the Order ac-
ceptsd. "A usual at banquets of the Order
LIQUORS ware not served, but instead, excellent
tea sud CO Fee After the banquet those pres
ent retired 20 the L9dgz room and pleasant
season Of speeches, songs and general con-
YsTsatiou followed The whole affair was
pronounced grand success by all, and those
from Sacramento were loud IN their praise of
the hospitality Of Roseville Lodge.
THT CRY DEBr. - Mayor Brown and
Trussses Gutenberger and Nelson went to
San Francisco the latter part of last week,
and while there had meeting and consult
alton With the resident owners and agents of
others who are holders of our city bonds.
Nothing definite resulted, and the best prop
osition made to the Trustees was to surrender
the present bonds at so cents on the dollar,
the recent coupons at 20 cents, and those
supposed to be outlawed at 80 cents. The
new bonds, into which the old Indebtedness
would be thus refunded, would run twenty
years at . per cent. interest. The indebted
meas under such compromise would be, in
Guiding interest to January l, 1884 about
81, 17S, COO; and after deducting $780, coo,
amount now in hand to be applied to reduc-
tion of debt, there would remain an indebt-
ednesg of about 81, ,0lS,O00
Pok1oR CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court Saturday:
The case OF All Kee, charged with carrying a
fourteeD-ioch sIx.shooter concealed, was con-
tinued John Smith, convicted Of petty lar
csny. was sent to the County all for forty
days Charley Ross, arrested for the same
off5rs7, was discharged. Charles Weaver
aud S II, Head, charged with grand larceny,
had theircAses continued. The case of Mary
Weir. charged with drunkenness, was con-
tinued until today. Arthur Goodwin,
drunk. was sentenced TO thirty days in the
chaiu-gsag. John Williams and Mike Sui
livaR. for the same ofsnse, were given sixty
days each.
Losr HIS GUN.-One day last week four
well l,aomn shotgun experts left this city at
davbrsal5 for the quail hunting grounds in
the neiehborhood of Gouge-Eye. For
several days they had baen making prepara-
tions for their hunt, and one Individual in
7erti,nlar. A former member of Company g,
was making many assertions as to the
slaughter he was going to make among the
bride, and promised to "set up the cnam-
psgne if be did not bag as many biroS as
either two of the others. When they came
home he psid his forfeit aid for an oyster
supper also, providing his companions would
mot tsll that he forgot his gun, left it at home,
and had to sit in camp all day. 1t IeaKeo oui'
DEATH OF A PIONEER LADT.-In January
isst Moses Hyman, one of the pioneers OF
Sacramento, died. Yesterday morning after q
lingering illness, bis relict, Mrs. r. HymsD,
also departed this life. She came to this CITY
in 1880, where she has since resided; She
was we'll aad widely known for her charity,
aniabllity and obliging disposition. her
funeral will take place this morning at hslf, o
psst 10 o'clock from her lste residence, 1873
Sixth street.
THE Capital Woolen Mills, No. SO j
street, will OF Wednesday morning, offer for
sale 2,0O0 wards of their 81 % per-yard cassi-
Iners for 80 cents. Also large lot Of rem
uAnts foc boys pants.
Though badly d5s I'd II siaa. still we
have good stock of iSs1dss '5z,.wool Mission