Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BRIEF NoIEs.

A new catalogue Of tins Elee Library Is be.
ing printed under the supervision Of Trustee
Hart.
Yesterday Judge MeFsTlspd made an or
der sustaining tie demurrer in the bond case
CT f. +. Sieyers against the city officers.
Yesterday the steamer Reform arrived
from S,n F'rarciseo with q barge Of lumber
for the Friend & Terry Lumber Company.
1ha overland express due here yesterday
morning li3 net arrive until $3.50 o'clock in
the afternoon. The delay was caused beyond
Ogden.
The Cspitol Commissioners made survey
Of she proposed rev Agricultural Exposition
site yesterday, but took 30 official seton in
regard to thu matter.
The viii q the late Samuel Jelly divides
his estate, supposed 70 be worth $50. 010 or
$50 COO. equally between bis son Arthur and
his sister, AIRS. George [. Lytle.
The Ancient Order OF Foresters will hold
their picnic ~ East Park on May day. Tbs
prizes 20 be contested Tor are on exhibition as
the j7welry store Of J. 3. Klune.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, Of San Francisco,
returned from Folsom yesterday, whittier he
went WITH prisoner named Vincent Garcia,
who has been sentenced TO the State Prison
for seven years for robbery.
The trial Of R0salio Ybarra, for the muir.
der Of Antonio Aqziilar, came on for trial
yesterday in the Superior Court, and was con-
tiBUsd Tor 40 session. Several witnesses
from abroad were allowed fees.
Professor William. Crowhurst, Of the Otller
of Good Temulars, viii deliver a temperance
address this evening sc the Sjxtb-streer NJ. u.
Church, under the pi;ss OF the Sacramen-
to County Distsie5 Lodge Of Good Templars.
Yesterday in the Superior Court Judge
Armstrong Oveuuled the motion for q new
Trial il tue case os Lee Hung, convicted Of
arson, and ssntenced the defendant TO five
years confinement st the State Prison at Col.
som.
Yesterday in the Superior Court, in the
case Of c. b. Cooley W. g. W. Cooley, an
application for divorce, the default of de-
PENDANT was enbsIed and the case referred to
). J. Buckley, IS referee, to take testimony
and report to the Court.
VI +. Spencer, Captain. elect of Company
=. Sirst Artillery Regiment, located at
NTrAasnd, wac yesterday examined as to his
qualifications for the position. Hs was found
fully competent, and the Board of Examiners
recommend chat 3 commission be issued to
him. Company will probably visit Sacra-
meDto on Decoration Day.
Yesterday in the Superior Court, it was
found that among the venire of jurymen
drawn recently, there appeared the name of
q woman, being Mrs. 7. A. Callahan. The
list as Furnished to the Sheriff gave the I'D
dress at 6l3 J street. and az that plaza the
Sheriff served his summons. She did not ap.
pear, and wss excused by the Court
Police COURT-FARR's SENTENCE. There
wss a full ealander in the Police Court yes
tsrdsy morning. George M. Fart was dis.
charged on the two charges OF ssaault with q
deadly weapon, and for disturbing the peace,
for which he was previously convicted, he
was sentenced to pay fine OF $3.50 or bs con.
tiasd $50 days in the county Jail. This case
OF Frank AoGhatCck and Tom McCants,
charged with rjbbsry, were continued until 8
o'clock IN the afternoon, the prosecuting wit
ness not being present. John Waters, alias
kid, was examined on two charges of
burglary, a1d held TO answer, with bail fxsd
at 81, coo on each charge. TIE crime was tbs
stealing Of two chests of tools from build
ing IN course Of construction on the corner of
Eighth and Y streets. Other business was
transacted as follows: james Murray, heal
thy begga~, discharged Charles Raymond,
drunk, pleaded guilty, fined 81 and costs @.
Ksdamac1er, battery, discharged on payment
of costs; juan Real, petit larceny, dis
charged. Ia the afternoon, Frank McClin.
tock and Thomas MeCanta appeayed. but thu
prosecuting witness did not, sud the examine
ton was continued until Thursday.
FIGHrINe FARR.-Yesterday George NJ.
Farr, who wss sentenced by Judge Henry to
pay fine Of $3.50, or be confined in toe
County Jail one day for each dollar of the
fine, was taken out in charge of officer Ell.
dred tor the purpose Of getting the money to
psy the tae. After going to see Mary Nc
Carthy and making several other unsdccegs-
ful attempts to get the money, the officer
started 10 return with him to Che city prison
AT Second and j streets he rebelled and re.
fused to 90 any further, Eldred insisted on
MS going, and tho prisoner made q pass ct
the officer and started to escape. The officer
showed pistol under his nose, and he de.
cided to 80 TO the prison, After arriving
there El6rsd obtained the commitment and
tookslthe belligerent George to the County
Jail. As his old standby, Mrs. MCCARTHY,
refused to ''put up, he viii probably spend
the next few months in the jail.
CITY TREAsURY.-Receipts for week end.
ing Saturday, April IA, 1888: S. R. Ca!d-
well, oemste,y Dues siOS rs; r. D. SERVER
water rates. 81, Dos IS; n. A. Kidder. har.
Dor dues, $40; ". 4. Henry, Police Court
fines, $50 so; Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses.
1897 y +; Geo. A. Putnam, city taxes. Sc. 400 :
Total, IS, $40 u Total disbursements
$3.50 IS Total amount in City Treasury