Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-23
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The taxes are coming in at the rate of
sl00 day.
The Boards Of Civil Service Examiners
have organized.
Judge Sullivan has denied petition for
wris of habeas corpus in the Luke Csrty
murder case.
C6arles Abbott has been found guilty of
murder in the first degree, the jury fixing
the penalty at imprisonment for life.
O'Ccnnor, Nofatt & Go. have donated
$3.50 TO the Widows' and Orphans Aid
Association Of TIE Police Department.
The Office of the Immigration Aasocia.
ton reports the arrival of 900 immigrants
in this State for the week ending Saturday.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Harvard Club was held at the Palace Hotel
Thursday night. 10 the absence of the
President, Horace Davis, John W. Taylor,
First Vice President, presided. About
fifty members Of the club were present
the largest number that has sat down to.
gether during the existence of the club.
Detective Bee returned TO police head
quarters Friday evening from two.days
hunt in San Matso county for the missing
Annie Mooney, the little girl who was
missed by her parents at the carpenters
picnic last Saturday afternoon. He reports
that the hills and brush around for miles
we,e hunted through by bloodhounds and
q mum Der OF men, but no trace of the child
could be obtained.
In 1853 Stephen Smith presented a
claim to the United States LNnd Commits.
sioners for q lot of land on the corner of
Montgomery and Jackson streets, and on
the 27sh Of March, 1856, the Board de.
clared his claim invalid On the l6sh of
Jnne, 1862 Smith took an appeal from this
decision to the United States District
Court, wlterc it hss hsen allowed, by him,
to slumbsr. Judge Holman has dismissed
the appeal for want OF prosecution.
The Trustees Of the Hoine Of the Isebri-
ate have fled with the Supervisors report
of That institution for tha fiscal year md
ing June 80. 1888. and showing Whole
number OF admissions, 9G5 discharged,
695; sent 10 Napa, PAT died, remain.
ing June 30 1883, 10 Average menshly
admissions, 50 5l2 Receipts, SIG, I52 %;
expenditures, sll SIS So; balance in hands
of Treasurer, S!4 334 76 Average ex.
pense Of maintaining each patient, 50 ID.
In reference 70 the reflections cas-. upon
the administration of his office by tire aft.
davits of discharged deputies, County
Clerk Seanon says that he knows nothing.
He states that SONS oi the deputies have
been contributing for the support of indi-
gent political friends or dividing their sala.
ries. Some OF the contributions have been
made to Deputies Andrews and Crimmins,
but the County Clerk knows nothing of
them. Sesnon, moreover, declines to be
held responsible for the acts Of his en-
ployes.
The Triennial Committee announce the
following headquarters for Knights Tenn
plars during Conclave week: The head
quarters of r. E. Grand Commander Sir
George G. Perkins, during the Ccnclaye
week, will be on the frat floor OF the Palaces
Hotel, near the headquarters of the NJ. E.
Grand Master of the United STATES, Sir
Benz lmin Daan. The hea1qaarters of P.
G.. NJ. James H. Hopkins have been astab-
lished at the Pslsce Hotel. The head.
quarters of the Ohio Grand Commandery
are at the Lick House. The headquarters
OF Columbian CommandeTy, No. /, of New
York city, have been established At the
Occidental Hotel.