Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-26

THE CONCLUDING ACT.-In the Police
Court yesterday morning E. F. Conway,
arrested on the complaint OF Assembiyman
NJ. r. Leyerson, for failure, as Minute
Clerk, to enter a certain protest, made by
Leverson, upon the minutes of the As
sembly, appeared for trial, backed by
MesSrs. Campbell, Terry and Booth, the
committee appointed by the Assembly to
attend to the matter, and Assembymen
Ryan and Caminetti as his attorneys. 1t
had been aScertained, however, that Mr.
Leverson made mistake in swearing out
his warrant Mr.. Conway, who was arrested
as Minute Clerk, not being such, but Il
deputy, and the case was at an end right
there as far as he was concerned. City At
torney Anderson made a motion to dismiss
stating the facts, but intimating at the
same time a belief that the Assembly, in
its proceedings in the premises had been j
little too rapid. Assemblyman Terry spoke
in defense of the privileges of legislators
and officers of such bodies. Judge Henry
after explaining that he had only done his
duty in the premises discharged the de
PENDANT
American RIVER ScHooL.-Following is
the report of American River School for
the month ending April %, 1884 Neither
absent nor tardy-Albert, Minnie, Annie
Theodore and Alice Pool, Alice Hoyt. Lii
lie Cutter Addie Clark, Mary and Willie
MCINTYRE Elmer McMullen, Annie and
Mary Goodwin. On the roll of honor
Lizzie and Matte Aiken, each 100; Charles
Browning. 9S; Addie Clark, %; Eddie Car
penter, 80 stephen Cooney, Lille Cutter,
80 Minnie Cunning 100; Laura Foote, 80
Hettie ellison, 100; May Goodwin, Alice
and Minnie HOyt each 1907 Elite klotZ,
100: Ella Klotz. % Elmer McMullen, %
Irvie McMullen. 81; Mary Mcintyre 9S
Peter Mcintyre, Albert Pool, 90; Minnie
Pool, 50; Theodore Pool. 30 Max Fullar,
Katie Aiken, Samuel Ware Villa Zuyer,
Frank Carpenter, 90.
HOUNDS AND Representatives of
the California Coursing Club, Of San Fran
cisco and the Sacramento Valley Coursing
Club, of this city, met last evening to ar
range for coursing match to be held at
Whitcombs ranch, near Franklin, tO-mor-
row 1t was the intention to have held
the match to-day, but il was postponed in
order 20 LEI others in who viii arrive from
the Bay this evening. They will meet at
40 X street at clock this evening, when
the dogs will be drawn Judge, slipper and
heid steward elected. From the number
and character of the dogs entered, this
promises 10 Toe one of the best matches
ever run ON the coast. The grounds are
said 10 be III excellent condition and the
hares plentiful and strong Rare sport is
anticipated
THEIR DEsrINATIoN.-At one time nearly
all of the immigrants arriving from the
East had their minds made up TO settle in
the southern portion of the State. and
thither they went Latterly change ha.
taken place, and now one end of the State
Is nearly as well favored by this immigra
ton as the other, though the south has 8
little the best of it. The newcomers wht
leave the train here branch off for the Vi
cinity of Redding, Durham, Chico, Stock
ton, Copperopohs, lone, Single Springs
etc. and most of them are fairly vel
posted as 70 the capabilities of the section!
to which they are going, and not full o
the crazy notions concerning California eli
mate and land that at one time misled Sc
many of those who sought homes IN tn
Golden State.
PERMANENT QUARTERs.-An Old bTicl
building on the west side of Sixth street
between II and l, has been pulled down
and T.. f. Woodward has contracted with tn