Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-19
LOCAL intelligence.
LETTERS PATENT.

Z. ! and n. E. / of S. Z. I of sec. %, 7. 81
N, R. 5 E.; 800 acres school lands, Shasta
county.
Adolph Tupker-The W. ] sec. Sc, T. q
N, r. W.; 800 acres school lands, TEXANS
county.
Michael Croan-N. ] of ". W. /. the N
W. / of N. Z. I, and s. E. / of n. w. Of
sec. l6 I. II N, R. 9 E.; 100 acres school
land, Ell Dorado county.
Volney Cushing-Lots l. and 3, contain
ing 81 acres; also S. of n. E. sec. 6 the
S. of n. W. / of and S. w. / of n. E. l.
and n. of S. L. I sec. 5. T. Is s., r. E..
in all 361.6S acres school land, Monterey
county.
/ of sec. SO, T. As N, R. IA E.; 40 acres, Mo
doc county.
H NJ. Keyes-Lot 4, sec. 10. T. 10 N, r.
wv, and S. W. / of S. L. of sec. "a, T. II
N, r. W.; So rs acres school land, Sonoms
county.
Frank A. BartIett-W. j of sec. 16, T. Is
N, X. 16 W.; 800 acres school land, Mendo
cino county.
Miles Gibsou-S. W. I of sec. sc. T. 10 N,
r. IA W.; 100 acres school land, MendocinC
county.
W. ]. Goss-S. j of N. E. !, and E. / Of
S. Z. / of sec. 20, T. 13 N, r. Is W.; 16C
acres school land, Mendocino county.
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acres school land, Sonoma county.
3. f. Maze-E. of n. Z. / of sec. SO, 7
16 n, r. W; so acres swamp land. Suttel
county.
Joseph Zumwatt-W. of sec. SO. 7. 81
N, r. 4 W.; 800 acres school land, Shasts
county.
Solomon Sweet-W. ! of S.W. I of sec. a
T. 81 s., r. rs E so acres school land, Tu
lare county.
of S. w. of sec. 1G. 7. y n, +. 4 W; 24L
acres school land, Yolo county.
John A. Benson-W of 5. f /, and s.
Z / of sec. 81; the w. of n. w. /, and n.
Z. of n. w. / of sec. %, and Z. ] of n. L.
/ OF sec. 90. I. 26 s., r. 10 E.; 800 acres
school land; San Luis Obispo county.
n. G. Pattersou-Sec. l n. E, /, n. E. /
of n. w. of n. w /, n. E. / of n. Z. /,
n. j and S. E. / of S. E I, and n. Z / Of S.
w. / of sec. 10, I. &c s., r. 10 E.; 1880
acres school land, San Luis Obispo county.
J. w. Tomasson-The w. of sec. 10, L.
% N, R. E.; 800 acres school land, Butte
county.
John Toboben-Lots 6, 7, 10. Il, u, 10. IA
and l5 sec. sc, T. Is N, r. z w; 32S. 80
acres school land, Coiusa county.
John McNulty-E. J sec. 10, I. IA N, r.
7E.; 800 acres school land, Nevada county,
james Lswsou-N. w. / sec. 16. 7. 2 N,
r. l w, Humboldt meridian; 100 acres
school land, Humboldt county.
Obadiah Morse--S. ] of w. of sec. %, T.
IS, K. w; 100 acres school land, Santa
Clara county.
John T. Harrington-l60 acres school land
Colusa county.
WHOSE MONEY Is IT?-The pardoning Of
Mrs. Mary Mckinley, who was sent to the
State Prison for stealing 500 from Aller
Youngman, railroad employe, has led to /;
curious complication. At the time of hel
arrest that sum of money was taken from
her. and has since been retained in the Gus
tody of the Court Mr.. Buckley, attorney
for Nlrs Mckinley, on Monday moved for a,
order of Court restoring the money to hi
client, on the ground that there was no evi
dence that it was the money stolen. The mo
ton was opposed by w. A. Anderson, counse
for Youngman, who contended that the yer
dict of guilty" was prims facie evidence o.
the fact The Court granted the motion, anC
ordered the money restored to Robert Nc
Ginley, the woman's husband. Yesterday
suit was commenced in behalf of Youngmar
against District Attorney Carey for the
money, and formal demand was made upon
him BY County Clerk Coglsn, which was, Of
course. refused, as the demand was made af
ter the replevin sui: had been commenced.
AUCTION TO-DAY Bell L Co., auctioneers
will sell, at 1880 a. NJ, to-day, a large
assortment of furniture, carpets, parlor SETS
center tables, lounges, etc, at their store
room, corner Eighth and X streets At 1886
P. N. to-day they viii offer for sale 6
oil pain tiugs together with large number
OF panel pictures and engravings. These
pictures were on exhibition yesterday, and
attracted much attention. They are by first
class artists, and represent American scenes
in every part Of the Union and Canadss
They are in elegant gilt frames, and worthy
place in any psrlor, The large steel plate
eugravinPs are very superior and much ad.
mired. The Directors of the Sacramento
Grange bought two large paintings, Califor.
mia scenery. a. private sale yesterday for
their new hsll Of Tenth and X streets. The
entire lot will b. sold this evening without
reserve.
POLICE CoURT-Ia the Police Court yes
terday James Duffy was held to answer for
grand larceny Thomas Gallagher for bur.
glary, and VIM. DAVIS. arrested as an acces-
sorry, was discharged Thomas Anderson, the
sack thief. was convicted, and will be SEN
fenced to-day; Jake Smith vas sentenced to
six months for petty larceny, and II. Sulli.
van was convicted Of battery and will be SEN
fenced to day. The case Of An Die, carrying
concealed weapons, was continued to Satur-
day.
WANT THE LAWS MoDVIED.-The letter.
carriers Of this city have formed an sssocia.
ton, with Dewitt c. Smith as President and
L. II. Rivett, Secretary. Is object is to en-.
deaYor to secure a uoaihcstjon Ut the postal
laws relating TO carriers, which now c0mpe
them to work necessarily, without vacation
Fun AHEAD.-The supposed investigation
by the Gfand Jury into sundrY scandals con
corning the police department is creating
quite futter, and many guesses and sur
misses are INDUCED In. The result Is awsit-C
with much curiosity by the public and lit
tie anxiety by those immediately interested
The SLATE.-The following appeared on
the slate ct the station-house at II o'c!ccs
last night John INITIAL, disturbing the
peace John Payne, sleeping on the side
walk Joseph Soto battery Sam Goloskyr
nisdemeEnOr.
PAID OvER.-The Board of Supervisor
having voted to allow the demand of tht
Stste Board Of Agriculture for the SLATE
received IRON the sale of the Pavilion, It has
been paid over and deposited in Mills bank.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Patrick Filaud, native
Of Ireisud, ssed IS years, dropped dead OF
spoplexy yesterday afternoon, at his home
on Third and Q strse.s. He leaves family.
S
GENTS sAtin.fnished suspenders, finely
worked with silk, siugle pair in box, just the
thing for q holiday gift. Hale Bros. & Co.
Do NOT miss doll to-day for the little
child. See them in all styles and prices at
Red House Boot aud Shoe Department.
Toy tea sets and dolls reduced to-day at
Hancock Coz, 629 street.