Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

E~VI%S~ l.E EAAiULEggEe
The ONLY SAFE BUSINESS. Yesterday
morning, between l aud 3 O'Clock, the resi-
dencs of Philip Scbeld, 1lO5 !. strest, was
entered by burglars. They passed through a
front window, and entering the sleeping room
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scheld, succeeded in getting
iewelry TO mo amount of 81, 200. The ar
ticles were diamond breastpin, a diamond
ring worth $500, a cameo breaStpin, pair Of
bracelets and al American gold walch-No.
1928, made 10y II. L. Howard L Co., Bos-
ton. In room adjoining the hall through
which the burglars passed, was sleeping a son
Of Dir. Scheld, AID his clothing, containing
sum Of money and gold watch worth $500,
were overlooked by the robbers. The year
1884 opens quite Dropitiously for the safe and
house-breaker. He is making hay amid the
suburb residences while the stars shine
around the city front saloons 1t Is possible
that distant relationship exists between the
above illuninatJrs and the headlight on the
breast of a pplicsman's coat. Whether this
kinship is verify, or only phantom idea
drifting on the mad seas Of q malignant mind
will not be written here. However, the rob-
berries 20 OF nightly and no citizen can lie
down with the assurance that his home will
not be riHed before morning. Nothing is
safe-not even a ssfe-and the enterprising
thief has only to so, see and take and the
conclusion msy be easily arrived at-that in
these dangerously insecure times the only
thing that really enjoys any degree of safety
is the burglar himself.
NoTARIEs ApPowTED.-Governor Stone-
man has appointed the following Notariss
G. /. Street, Sonora, vice self; A. w. Blum.
burg. Nor5hef, Ventura county, vice self;
Jackson Hitch, Colusa, vice self; c. Ed.
Miller Ma-siuez, vice self; J. E. w. Carey.
Brentwood, Contra Costa county; George c.
Blanchard, Piacerville, vice self ,lsmes c.
Kay, Los Angeles, vice self; Z. H Owen,
Los Angeles, vice Henry G. Austin, term
expired NJ - c. Calvin. Guallala, Mendo.
Cino county. wee self; W. NJ. r. Parker,
Salinas City, Monterey county, vice self G..
w. Towle, Napa City, vice self; Henry
Goodcel, San Demanding, vice self; Lincoln
Sonntsg, S-n Francisco, vice ". 2. Coleman,
term expired: In c. Currier, San Marcos,
San Luie O5iepo county, vice self James B. !
Capp, San JOSE vice self; B. Newman, San !
Jose, vice self James Barry, Benicis, vice |
self; Z. I, Stone, Modesto, vice self.
BogD cE SUPERVISORS The Board Of /
Supervisors we're in session yesterday, all the |
members present. Supervisor l. NJ. Smith |
was reelected Chairman of the Board. Mr..
Smith, IN & neat speech thanked the Board
for the bolo- conferred and stated that there
would be no changes made in any Of the COM
mittees. TIE boundaries OF Michigan Bar
School District were changed in accordance
with the wishes Of the residents Of the dis.
trict, as set forth in e petition on file. Eight
thousand FIVE hundred ard sixty-tve dollars
was ordered transferred from the general to
other funds, and the Auditor notified of the
action. The Auditor, Assessor and Chair
man were dir5cted to ascertain the amount Of
rebate Of personal property that had been
paid out by the Treasurer.
TELEPHoEE CoMlIUNICATIoN.-Iu a short
time Sacramento will be in telephone com
municAtion 18th San Francisco, San Jose,
Vallejo, Osk.aad, aud other places south of
this city, at the following rates: To San
Francisco, Contra Costa, Oakland, San
Pablo, San L-rerzo and San Matec, fifty
cents San J Sc, sixty cents Elmira. Sui.
sun, Vallejo and Beuicia, forty cent? Dixon.
thirty cents; Dayisvills and Woodland,
twenty-five cents. The length Of conver5a-
ton will he limited to five miButeg, and mes
ssges will be delivered outside of the offices
of the subscribers at twenty cents each.
A wire has bsel put up to Dayisville and
communication opened between that place
and Sacramento.
STAMPS BEDEEMED,-In consequence of
the recent reduction in the letter rates of
postage instructions have been received by
the Postm ss.e- 70 exchange for the public, as
applications may be made, the three and six
cent denouiI atoms Of postage stamps and
stamped envelopes for Others of different de-
Efar,rr.a1 av,,-a1npa5 hanrirfr
printed cares - special requests, as well as
ordinary stamped envelopes, are to be ex-
changed, also stamped envelopes that bear
printed addresses. Stamps that are Cancelled,
mutilsted OF defacsd. or from which the gum
has been removed, or that are 80 damaged in
any way to bear the appearance of having
been used, vii not be exchanged.
AUCTION sALE.-Beu & Co., auctioneers,
will sell at saction, at their warerooms, cor
ner Eighth sud X streets. at 1880 A. " to-
day, an elegant lot Of furniture, parlor sets,
bedroom sets. diuing-room and kitchen out
Ats, ornamental household goods, an elegant
new Brussels carpet stair carpets twenty
I'VE mirror. Eye new clocks walnut parlOr
set trimmed in red plush, walnut marble-top
bedroom set, etc, In the evening com
menciug az Z: % o'clock, they will close out a
ire lot of oil paintings, steel engravings. pre-
MUM chromas aud q iull line Of fancy goods.
PoucE CorEr-In the Police Court yes.
terday Judge Henry disposed of the follow
iag cases Antoine Costa, for disturbing the
peace, was 6a.d s.. or the alternative Of five
days in the County Jail. Thomas Danuellv
was convicted IF being drunk, having been
captured on she street ia an Intoxicated n
diti0n, hut il having been his first cfsuse.
and upon his promising 20 lead in the future
the life Of "a snhsr man, he was let off with q
s. fine. 4. the request of the City Attorney
the charge larceny against +. Schumacher
was dismissed.
TAN GAlEs.-The sporting Ce'es.ials of
Chinatown have come to the wise conclusion
that it is best 20 obey the city ordinances.
Thirteen tan games arc now running on l
street, each Of which pays 500 license per
quarter. Four more will take out license
this week The annual revenue from the tan
games will be ST 500 which together with
the seven faro games will create q revenue of
s., COO per year.
CAPTURED At THE BAY.-One of the Chi
nese rioters indicted by the Grand Jury was
captured by Deputy Sheriff Lee in San
Francisco. brought to this city on Monday,
and lodged in the County Jail. Yesterday
he was released from PRISON ~ D'9 eu4s'
who deposited 81 900 bail. All Of tie Chi
nese rioters that we're indicted are ont on bail.
MADE CITizENs.-Y esterday, in Depart
ment Two Of the Superior Court, Ed
ward Wo.f. q native Of Germany, wss ad
mitted to citizenship on the testimony of
Charles G.. Pommer and Charles Wisemsn.
Also. Frederick Wager, a native of Ger
many, upon the testimony of Charles Dan
gler and Chris VAIL.
LADIES Atwood hose fancy colorsl 80
cents per pair. Red House.