Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed February 5. 1884.


TRANSFERS OF REAL GsrATS.
Filled February 5. 1SS4l
February BE. P. Figg to Joseph Green-Undi-
vided half of Swamp Land Survey No. 800; half Of
the north Of Survey No. 304 ; half of the west Of
Survey No. 303, and half OF any lands i ing between
those mentioned above and the Sacramento river
$4,000.
Sheriff to Nicholas Schadt North IS feet of let S,
X and L. Tenth and Eleventh streets; $, 500.
Julia NJ Bsebe to John E. Harris-East OF lot ,,
and Q, Eleventh and Twelfth streets grant.
FREE LIBRARY MEETING.-The Board OF
Trustees of the Sacramento Free Library
met ct their office in the Library building
last evening. Present-W. c. Fitch, Pres
ident; Add. C. Hinkson, cePresident; A.
s. Hopkins, Francis Lenoir, and S. H.
Gerrish, Secretary. The report of the Libra
rian for the month of January was read as
follows Number of books issued during the
month, 3,237, classified thus: Fiction, 424;
history, 1872; biography, 81 travel and ad.
venture, 1879; miscellaneous literature, 1885,
religion, 81 poetry and drama, IS; science
and art. 120. Average number issued per day,
los. Percentage of fiction, "a Number #
patrons 527S. Amount of fines collected,
81 40. Number of catalogues sold, G. The
Board considered the matter of purchasing
new books for the Librsry, and decided to do
SO at the next meeting. The following bills
were allowed Pacific Mutual Lie Insurance
Company, S25; Capital Gas Company,
$40 20; B. Ruhl. S54 80; Telephone Plan
ing MIL S54 40 Csdwalader i Parsons,
$50; A. l. Bancroft Il Co., 50 % II. 0.
White, s. %; Union Ice Company, 81 90
Adjourned to Monday, February 11th, at
$50 P. n.
= TOBACCO THIEF.-About / P. NJ. yester.
ellis livery stable on Eighth street, between
I and J, when he was sssailed from behind
by bull deg. The latter took a firm hold
of the rear part Of the Celestials pants, i'm
mediately below the blouse, and. holding for
all that was out, comm enCed vigorous shak
ing of the frightened Mongol. The China
man, in his endesvors to free himself from
the infuristed dog, dropped a large box Of
tobacco from under his coat. The tobacco
had been stolen from the store of 7. H. Cook,
Chinaman, who had by this time freed him
self from his assailant, fad. closely followed
by several boys. After chase OF several
blocks they succeeded in running bin into
the arms of Deputy Sheriff Chris. Nielsen,
who arrested him. When he was taken back
to the store he stoutly denied the theft He
was taken to the City Prison and locked up
on charge of petty larceny.
DELAYED TRAINs.-The Western Pacific
passenger train was about one and three
quarters hours late in its arrival yesterday,
having been held at Lathrop to await the ar
rival Of the Southern Pacific This failed to
connect after all, having run into a wsshout
near Turlcck, in Consequence OF which the
engine, mail, express snd baggage cara, the
pay.CAr, which was returning on the train,
and one sleeper were ditched. The Californis
and Oregon passenger train was held here
until the arrival OF the Western Pacific. The
overland express from the East, due here at
4:30 P. NJ, did not get in until 1880 ibis
morning, having besn delayed by snow
troubles.
SPECIAL SALE CT FAST STocK,-By order
of Z. II. Miller, Jr, special sale of all his
fast stock will be held on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 9th. at II o'clock A. NJ, at the horse
market and carriage repository, Nos. 80, 80
and 81 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
In all, eighteen head of stock will be sold,
comprising brood mares and stations also,
geldiugs and FLIES from the following we'll
known stations viz: Eiectioneer, Benton,
Berlin and Blackbird; also, several Of the S.
Clair stock. Catalogues can be obtained at
the place of sale, Of L. II. Miller, Jr., cor
ner Of Fourth and Townsend streets, or Of
Wilbur Smith, at Agricultural Park, in this
city.
SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-Scme weeks since
two commercial travellers from this ;ity,
Lambert and Jones, representing the firm of
C. W. ChesleY, hsd runaway on the George
town divide, in Ell Dorado county, near For
mis-. Both were thrown from the buggy and
seriously injured, Mr. Lambert sustaining
broken shoulder. They have brought suit
against The livery man, Francis S. Smith,
who keeps st lily Seventh street, for 100000
damages. They claim in their complaint
that the strap holding the neck-yoke to the
collar was worn nearly in two, and breaking,
caused the accident. The Case will come up
Thursday for hsaring.
Symphonic ORCHESTRA CONCERT TIE
music-loying public are much interested in
the concert which is to be given this evening
at the Metropolitan Thester by the new
Symphonic Orchestra, reference to the organ
ization Of which was recently made in these
columns. The principal feature Of the enter
tainment will be the rendition of the sym
pheuy in d, by Haydn, but there will also be
several other interesting numbers, Mrs.
Fleissner-Lewis, soprano, will take psrt dur
ing the evening, and also Mr.. L. Enrich.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday Geo. Taylor, by officer
Frazae, for disturbing the peace; Peter
Quigley, by officers Dillman and Farrell, for
being common drunkard All Joe by local
officer Nielsen, for petit larceny; Charley
Fsgsn, by officers Frszee and Kent, for els
turbing the peace; Charles Connolly, by
officer DiIlman ard special Ferrsl, for dis
turbiug the peace; James L. Derphy, by
officer Diliman, for disturbing the peace.
WEATHER on THE HmL.-On the hill tt e
storm, which had lasted about forty.eight
hours, cleared up about 8 o'clock last even
ing, but later last night the barometer YVES
low and there were indications Of more bad
weather. There is depth of about ten feet
of snow at tbs Summit. The snow plows are
kept exceedingly busy, snd railroad men 81
pear to realize that eternal vigilance is the
price Of keeping the road open.
PRISONERS En- BoUTE.-Deputy Sheriffs
Wilson and Burns came up from San Fran
cisco last evening with five prisoners en- route
for the State Prison at Folsom, viz William
Sheets, alias Tea Ridge, years Tor petit
larceny, second offense Charley Hawkins,
3 years, burglary Thomas Moore and John
Wilson, 8 years each. for attempting to COM
nit burglary; Thomas Mitchell, years,
burglary In the second degree.
New DIVISION SUPEBISTENDRNT.-The ar
nouncement was made from railroad head
quarters yesterday Of the appointment of F.
q. Rice as Assistant Superintendent of the
Sacramento snd Oregon Divisions and Of the
California Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Rice has
lstterly been acting as train master at Wells,
Nevada, and was formerly q conductor on The
Salt Lake Division. He enters upon his du-
ties on the h inst.
THE RAINFALL.-S. i. Garrish' silfgures
show that the rainfall since o'clock Monday
night to P. NJ. yesterday wss but .1O1 of an
inch, making 1.0OS inches for the month, snd
! I. sol inches for the season. In 1883, for that
season to date, 1921 inches 1882, 6 $50
| inches 1881, 20 SS7 inches; 1880, 7.40S
| inches 1879, 5.047 inches; 1873, 1922
/ inches; 1877, GO inches; 1876. 1926
/ inches.
MARIE D.
! Sacram ento, February by Rev. Father Grace,
/ Mauuel Silva Lucca to Isabella Silva