Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-24

been much in public life he had no enemies,
aud scarcely anyone was ever heSrd to speak
i'll of him. He had distinct recollection Of
events ia the early history of Sacramento,
and there was no one at the Sacramento bar
that was rs familiar with land titles in this
city. Deceased wa a member of Union Lodge
No IS, T. and A. M asd also of Sacrs-
mento Society Of sCalifornia Pioneers The
funeral will take place tomorrow st 10 4. NJ,
from his late residence.
beer saloon on Third street, between and
K, opposite the Mississippi Kitchen, has been
rather quiet lately. Lsst night about half
past ten. however, a disgrsceful row com.
menc.d in the saloon and ended on the side
walk no telling where it would have ended,
or how long the disgraceful noise would have
disturbed the neighborhood, had not officer
Campbell appeared, collared and ohoked the
proprietor he being the drunkest, noisiest,
and apparently moat to blame. The other
two patrons of his beer dive, who were also
fighting, skipped through the slley and es-
capped in the darkness. The drunken propri-
etor resisted the officer until the latter choked
him into submission, and drove him back
uLO LuS bdlOOG Eais1E Attd tl11ScE &SAt bGr
beer saloon the "boss," az be loves to style
himself, came cut upon the side
wslk, and shaking his fss at TIE
RECORD. UNION Office dsfsd the reporter
TO make mention of the disgraoeful affair.
Il would not be men toned now were it the
first offense or if tho saloon OF proprietor
were respected. It is hope expressed by all
those who are so unfortunate as to have 20
live OF Third street that the "chebang" will
l. Il, !
cialg, and the - boss" given o chance to seyVe
a sentence. When former disturbances have
taken place in tie "dive" named, and news
note has been made Of tie fact, the "boss,
With the aid of literary talent. has evolved
cards Of rejoinder intended to give the lie TO
the lccal item. At leesb this has been done
once, and it is therefore reasonably to be ex-
pecsed that the usual 'cara" will appear this
evening. It is an evidence OF the mildness
and self restraint Of the boss" that any Of
the reporters OF the RECORD UNION still live.'
THE EXPOSITION BUILDING The Agri.
cultural and Irduatrial Exposition building,
In Capitol Park, has now assumed lis final
share, the frame of the dome having been
raised on Friday and Saturday. The build.
ing is not usually pronounced to be a very
handsome one. The dome extends thirty
three feet eight inches above the roof Of the
central portion, and above this, reaching
about fifty feet, will be fagstsf. At the
two outside corners of each wig tower ex-
tends about forty feet above the caves, and
these are about the only bceEks il the even
walls of building 400x400 fest in size, and
1856 feet high at the highest point or eighty,
six fest high at the apex OF the wing roofs.
The building is nearly iuciosed, snd the
painter, L. NJ. Farweli, Of Oakland, has men
at work painting and glazing. The shiDgliug
will be completed this week. Lsthing in the
Offices has been completed. The foundations
for the conservatoriss sr5 laid. There are
now about sixty men, including the painters,
q: work on the building. Scott & Muir, of
| this city, have bseu awarded The contract for
! plumbing. Ths building, when compared
! with the old Pavilion, is OF InonstrOu5 size,
| but to those who witnessed the crowded con-
dition of the latter during the late State
| Fair, and who are acqusintea with the fact
| that many exhibitors were turned away for
want of space, the new bnilding does nos
look IS large IS it did on paper.
STATE IMMIaRATIoN.-Duri LAST week
,209 immigrants arrived from the East by
the two overland routes. OF these 1l6
stopped off between Colfax and San Hran-
cisco. The Immigration Associations agent
has been examining Government lendg, and
| finds lsrze tracts suitable fer farming in Te.
hsms. Butts and Sacramento counties. Ii
| the foothills on the western side of tho Sierra
Nevada and the eastern side OF the Coast
| Range mountains Government lands CT the
! best quality for grazing, agricultural sad
vineyard purposes can be had, and the Asso-
: citation has sent quita q number of ssttlers to
I - 49,
| ing 10 Siskiyou cUuaty, and mex. week an
| other agent will be put TO work in different
direction.
THE NEW POSTAGE STAMPS. Post
Office Department has met with some Diff
Guilty ia issuing the requisite number of the
new two cent postage stamps to supply all
the Postcfficas in the country, bat no doubt
is entertained with regard to this Postofiee.
A new specimen of the two-csnt envelope
has been recsived here, but beyond slighs
! increase 10 the sizs Of the oval of the stamps
and deeper coloring, the only ehsngs Is IN
| the suSstitution of the head Of Washington
| Tor that of Jackson. The public is requested
| 81 b. ar the fac5 in mind that the new stamps
| c9nuos be had now. The law takes effsct On
! the lss of October, and bef0rs that time the
new stamps cannot bs used.
The -Four FOOT RULE.-Oae day last week
several Chiuamsu were arrested in Folsom
for burying q couutrymau within the town
limits, and enly two feet beneath the surface.
| Ths Chiualueu were taken before Justice
/ Anderson. It was provsn That the body was
! buried but twenty-fouT inches under the
natural soil, when the State law n pain
words says four feet" After hearing TIE
evidence the Court found then guilty, asd it
| baing the first case Of the kind that hal bsen
brought before him, said ne would let them
off light They were fined $50 The eciion
Of the Judge and arrssting oti1erz IS ia-
Gorsed by the entire community.
PoIIoE CouRr.-Iu the Police Court Sat-
urday Judge Henry disposed of the following
business IN few moments: Philip Ryan, q
drunk. was sent to jail for twenty-f four hours.
Tha case Of Josephine Martinez, FOX disturb
! ing the peace, was continued TO the 2Sth.
| All Pick, a Chinese peace distusbar, was fined
s.. The case OF Thomas J. Conner, healthy
vagraat, was continued until today. The
| forgery case Of Joseph Frey was continued
until the 9Th.
HURTADo AND RArEN.-Counsel for Hur-
ssdo snd RAteo, the Sacramento murderers
now awaiting execution, have applied to Jus.
tice Field, of the United States Supreme
Court, for wris of error to that tribunal
The Justce has taken the application under
consideration.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent.