Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-03
\ Tour of Inspection.


Yesterday afternoon the City Trustees accom-
panied by RECoRD-UNIoN reporter started out
TO visit the slaughter-houses and diaries within
the city limits which have been complained of
so much lately The first place visited was the
dairy of \. Y. Hatch, at Twenty-iirst and O
streets. This place had been complained of at
the morning session of the Board of Trustees,
and the complaint was not entirely without
foundation. Here in small barn, yoked up in
stalls, were found seventy-eight head of mich
COWS. while in lot on the same block were
enough more to make the number 100. The
place is entirely too small for so many cattle,
and although the stencil is not so bad now il is
said to be very loud during the wet season. 1t
would look like an impOSsibility for any one TO
keep the premises clean, where 50 many cattle
were kept on such a small piece of ground Mr..
Hatch said he intended to get out of the bust
ness. and would before the lst of october.
The next place visited was the slaughter
house of the Hebron Brothers. of which 50
much has been said and written. Here was
found not what was cNpected-a lOud-smelling
plaCc-but Il neat and clean slaughter-hOuse,
with nothing the least Objectionable. The hogs
have all been removed, the hides are daily taken
away rs is the oilal. and the premises are rs
free from diSagrceable odOrS As are the markets
throughout the city. The cOTalS lately used for
hogs are being filed up to the grade with sand
and sediment.
lust beyond the slaughter-house. block dis
tant is Al glue factory, that, to say the least. IS
very OdOriterOuS. Persons driving by the prem
iseS and getting one good sniff viii not venture
within block again ii they can avoid it, II
certainly is II nuisance.
Mrs \cthercott's dairy was next visited. She
keeps five COWS. and her premises are kept neat,
clean, and are not in the least Objectionable.
noylc'S dairy was next visited. He mllks
twenty-five COWS, has plenty of room, dry barns
and lots, and everything is kept in apple-pie
order.
and L streets was next visited Here was found
Il model establishment. The houses. out-build-
ings, cOrrals, and everything appertainng, are
neat and clean. He has two blocks Of land and
milkS % COWS. The milk and taking care of the
stock is looked after by women. and the cOndi-
tion of the premises shows what can be done
by those who choose To be Scrupuluusy neat.
Their cows are not penned up 10 milk, but are
MIXED in Il large. dry corral.
The Trustees were convinced that there had
been more complaint made than was justified
by M examination, and the ordinance regll-
lating the number Of cows to be kept by one
person in the city limits will not be acted upon
for Il few days.
CONVICTED THFEE.-Fish Commissioner Buck
ingham has returned from Colusa, where hew was
engaged last week in prosecuting parties fol
violating the law by catching shad and salmon
in scines Most of the fishing was done about
three miles from that town and the catch amount
ed to very large figures. The fishermen fought
the prosecution vigorously. Thomas Hart acting
as their attorney. while Judge Blanchard for
mcrly Of this city. appeared for the people. II
took nearly two days to try case, but Mr.. Buck
ingham succeeded in securing the conviction OF
three of the owners OF nets-One white man and
two Chnamen-and they were fined so each
The residents of that section at first Sympathlzec
with the fishermen. but subsequently changed
10 the side of the law. Mr. buckingham say.
TINT sciues are used all along the river from
paEIiftr IN fnlUsa and drawn DrlnrIpullA
on the bars and nj places where the ilsh 20 L
spawn The Fish Commissioners viii doubtlcS
give close attention to the prosecution OF these
parties as If left alone, they will soon clear The
| river of fish.
BOLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time between an'
/ o'clock yesterday morning the room of JOSEPH
T. Fcger, at the William Tell House was EN-
tered through window from the balcony an'
| robbed Of silver watch and chain and PAL
! OF pantaloons containing 81 %. Mr.. fcger wa
| aroused 10y the pants being pulled from beneath
| his head. He got out of bed TO catch the thief
| but the latter who had evidently made prepa
| rationS beforehand, slipped ont of the door an'
| locked II on the outside, preventing pursuit.
| RETURNED HoME-The saddle horse stolel
from II. Leimbach's ranch, on the upper Stock
| ton road. eight miles from the city, last SatuI
day night, returned home yesterday II Is pre-
| Sumed that the thief rode the animal as far a
| he deemed advisable. and then turned hin
loose, when he made his way home.
DIED SUDDENLY.-A resident of Colusa count
who was in the city yesterday stated that las
saturday morning a. c. Crow, prominent rcs
| dent of that county, residing about fourteen
miles west of Willows. in the foothills. wa
found dead in his bed. having, twas concluded
died of heart disease.
ESCAPE RECAPrUREn.- Sheriff Estill arreste
on Sunday a man named +, a. Faber, who o
MAY sd escaped from the Insane Asylum =
stockton and made his way to sacramento II
was Yesterday sent back to that institution
NoLApY would believe she could buy dustC
less than it cost to make one; but such Is IN
| fact as we are selling good light and dark gre
mohair buster for IS cents. Red House.
FREDERIcKSBCRG KAISER BEER.-This is tn
best brewage of genuine lager ever produce
Julius Strutz. 100 Fourth street deals Il out ie