Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


uUUAu IN 44uuluu4VV4I
The Pavilion.
\ hundred workmen are busily engaged
in putting the New Pavilion in readiness
for the State Fair. The decorations are
elegant-in fact the best ever seen i'll this
city. The new music stand, circular in
form, is erected in the center of the build
ing directly opposite each of the four wings.
Some Of the displays are already in posi-
ton and nearly, if not quite, all will be
finished by Saturday night. The large $50
horsepower engine will be ready to start
by Thursday evening. Hundreds of
feet of shafting are hung in
Machinery Hall, while a similar amount is
put up in the court that is fenced off be-
tween the south and east wings Of the
building and which is $50 feets square. The
shafting in Machinery Hall is hung on a
framework built up from the concrete floor
for that purpose, so as to avoid the shaking
of the building. Secretary Smith says
about all the space is taken, and that APP
plicatons are coming in rapidly. The
electric lights were put up yesterday.
Huntington, Hopkins Il Co.'S display,
which is built in the shape of monu-
ment, is over fifty feet in hight, and occu-
pies a central position. 1t is truly work
of art, and was designed and put up by
Sacramentan 4 large number of exhibit
Ors have taken positions in the gallery,
chief among which is the Mechanics Store.
Their display consists of a representation
of the grand organ in fremont Temple,
Boston, and is splendid piece of work
manShip.
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION.
Richard Gray. General Freight Agent,
has issued this supplemental order relative
to the transportation of green fruit and
perishable articles to and from the State
Fair:
Fruits for exhibition at the State Fair
to be delivered at Sacramento this season
Will be transported free of charge, whether
ii is returned to the shipping point or not,
such fruit to be way-billed at regular rates,
with charges prepaid or collect, as shippers
may prefer After the exhibiting parties
are to present expense bills, together with
the certificate of the Secretary OF the Board
that the fruit has been on exhibition,
whereupOn the agent nj Sacramento will
refund the amount paid for transportation
TO Sacramento
ARRESTS FOR THE Manufacturing the
month of August the police made 263 ar
rests, as follows: For being drunk. Il;
battery, 10; disturbing the peace, 32 mis-
demcanor, / petit larceny, S; grand lar
ceny, . burglary, ? assault to murder, 3
murder, l 4; on suspicion, %; en- route, IA
safe keeping, II; robbery, l smoking
opium, , deserter, |; injured men, t f.; cX-
hibiting Il; vagrancy u detained wit
ncsSeS, 3 gaming, ! visiting opium den,
,; assault with deadly weapon, /; mali
cious mischief, /; libel, /; keeping a dis
orderly house, ) common drunkards, 10;
cmbezzlement :; blowing police whistle,
,; attempt to commit burglary, l felony,
l; cruelty To children, > runaway boy, |
assault, |; tramps, 3 dcfrauding credit
ors, l forgery, l; drawing and exhibiting
deadly weapon, l enticing, l. Twenty-one
dodgers were given beds.
BOARD OF SuPERv1soRs.-The Board met
yesterday present-Messrs. Mclaughlin,
Blair, Gottlieb and Christy Minutes read
and approved. In accordance with law,
the Board proceeded to formally consol-
idate the offices of Sheriff and Collector,
and those of Auditor and Recorder. They
then fixed the bonds of county officers as
follows Treasurer, 100000: Clerk, 80,
600; Auditor. $4,000; Sheriff, $4,000
Tax Collector. $4,000: District Attorney.
$4,000; Recorder, $4,000; Assessor. $40
coo; Surveyor. 50 900; Superintendent Of
Schools, 5000; Coroner, 5000; Public
Administrator $4,000; Justices of the
Peace, 81 500 each. This action of the
Board does not make any change from the
condition of affairs Of the past few years.
HABEAs CoRPus.-In Department neO of
the Superior Court yesterday Judge Arm
strong rendered u decision in the habeas
corpus case of Mrs. Touhev, who had been
sentenced in the Police Court TO serve a
term in the County Jail for disturbing the
peace ordering tie petitioner remandcd
into the custody of the Sheritl......The
habeas corpus case of Harry G.. Klays, a
minor. was continued until next Friday at
10 \. NJ.
CoEoNER's INQUEsT-Coroner Clark held
an inquest Yesterday morning upon the
body of Herman kausman, who was found
dead in a room in the basement of the
Sutterviile Brewery building last Saturday
the circumstances indicating that he had
committed suicide by hanging The Coro-
ner did not obtain any evidence differing
from that already mentioned III the RECON-
UNION, and the verdict of the jury was
suicide.
BUTTE COUNTY NOMINEES -A core
spondent sends the following list of Demo-
cratic nominees in Butte county For SUI
perior Judge, Leon d. Freer for Sheriff
sam. Mcclellan, nominated by reclamation;
for County Clerk, Frank 4. PeaChey, nomi-
mated by reclamation; for District Attor-
nev, Major 4. +. Jones; for Recorder VIM
Bowers for Treasurer, VIM. Smidler.
DECLINES John Young, who was nom
mated by the Democratic Convention last
Saturday for the office of Constable, de
clncS the nomination. He says he was 4
candidate for Public Administrator, but, as
hn fH.. mt Hpf nff a-ur he
nomination for the other office rs a soother.
INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-Thc
following collections were made during the
month of August by \. l.. Frost, Collector
for the Fourth Internal Revenue District
On distilled spirits, etc, $77S5 IS; tobacco.
Snuh, cigars, etc, 1911 70; fcrmented
liquors, s7,6Sl %. Total, $l6,2Sl -.
LECTURE BY Bon IyGERsoLL.-Robert G.
ingerSoll, whose fame as an orator and
original thinker is almost Worldwide. will
deliver lecture at Armory Hall. Sixth and
/ streets, on Thursday evening, the 1lth
instant on Orthodoxy
f. b. MERRILL has removed his merchant
tailoring establishment from 5l6 ] street to
the Capital Wooden Mills store, SD street
Quatman the Gutter, as heretofore, will
superintend the tailoring department, re
tanning all the old Workmen. MI. Mer-
rill's stock of goods is the largest and most
complete in Sacramento.
BARGAINS in odd ends to-day: Notions,
hosiery. gloves, toilet soap, perfumery ;
ladies' linen collars, ) and 10 cents Red
House.
MINIS extra fine calf walking shoes, s.,
s. so, So, 81 50 and 81 Red House.
BEHIND THE SCENE" Herbs & Spiess
celebrated New York cigar. G. W. Ches-
ley agent.
LADIES kid shoes, 81 35 extra quality
fine Erench kid s. Red House y