Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-04

ABATING NuIsANcEs.-Health Officer Ferral
yesterday swore out a warrant against c. Schind-
Ter for misdemeanor in keeping unclean premi-
ses. He also procured a warrant for the arrest
of two Cinnamon for keeping filthy hog pens in
the vicinity of Y street, and went to the premi-
SEES with officer Farrell to arrest the parties. 1t
did not need guide to point out the locality,
for the OdOr was loud and far-reaching. II was
discovered that there were several small ranches
between Front and Third, y and streets, oc
cupied by Cinnamon, where hogs were kept,
and holes full of the nastieSt water imaginable
maintained for the animals to Walow in. As
sisted by a number of white boys, the officer
succeeded in capturing eight Cinnamon, instead
of two, and conveyed them i'll wagon to the
station house-the Health Officer riding on the
seat in front officer Farrell actingas rear guard
while boy on each side of the wagon assisted
in preventing the Celestials from escaping.
AUCTION SALEs-Bell & Co will sell at auc-
ton at 10 A. NJ to-day at their Saesroom, Eighth
and streets, four bedroom sets with spring
mattresses: one single wardrobe, walnut book
case lace curtains and corniccs coal oil stove,
parlor stoves, cook stoves and fixtures, Brussels
and ingram carpets, walnut desk, lounges, Ia
bleS. chairs, cTOckery and glassware. .....Sher-
burn IL smith Will sell tomorrow, at 10 a. NJ, at
the store on the southwest corner of Second and
L streets in lots to suit, large assortment of
groceries, provisions, wines, liquors, crockery
safe, bar furniture, etc. Sale positive and terms
cash.
WILL RATIFY.-A large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Army and Navy Republican League
BOYS in Blue was held last evening at the office
of DR.. j. X Lame, for the purpose of taking steps
to properly ratiiy the nominations TO be made
by the National Republican Convention now
being held mt Chicago. The Quartermaster, y.
: Bennett was instructed TO have the torches
nd other f'urun ready for public
demonstration upon the announcement OF the
choice of the Convention for President and Vice
President. The Camp also appointed It Commit
tee on Finance to raise funds to dctray the eX-
penSe of the demonstration.
POLICE COURT. In the Police Court yesterday,
Justice Tubbs presiding, Bill Davidson was found
guilty of being common drunkard, and SEN
fenced to sixty days inthe County Jail...,,.James
Riley charged with Vagrancy was convicted
and sentenced to fifteen days in the County
Jail THE charge of embezzement pending
agaiust Anna Storms dismissed. III he
eases of William Heron and George Morris, Tor
disturbing the peace, were dismissed on pay.
ment of William j. Miller, accused OF
having been drunk, was discharged. The case
of w : Scott, for disturbing the peace, was
continued until this morning.
THE VITIcULruRAI OFFIcE.-The Office of the
Board of state Viticultural Commissioners has
been removed from No. III LcideSdorff street to
| No 204 Montgomery street, corner of Bush. The
new rooms are conveniently located, and pro
| vide more space to exhibit vitcutural products
| and apparatus instructive literature, specimens
| of destructive insects, fungi, etc, which are
| there gathered together for the benefit of the
| public. The new office VIII be open in few
| days.
! CONTINUED. - The case of Manuel Silvey
charged with selling glandered horse, was &c
have been tried in Justice Tubbs' Court yester
| day afternoon, but owing to the absence of DIT
| CoStar, who appeared to be wanted Il witness
| on both sides, il was continued until the 18th
! instant Th9 matter appears TO be interesting
| to a large number of people as there were many
| present yesterday as witnesses and spectators.
VISITING SAN FEASCIsco.-A delegation o
thirty five knights of Sherwood Forest, member,
of Conclave No. Il of this city left for San Fran
cisco yesterday to participate in the picnic
| which the Ancient Order of ForesterS will holC
| at Shell Mound Park. Oakland, to-day The
| SacramentanS wore their new uniforms, anC
made an excellent appearance.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-Red Cloud Tribe No Il
Improved Order of Red Men elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing tenn last evening
sachcm. L. W. Grottan; Senior Sag: J. H. Nc
COCHRAN: Junior sag, W. Adams Chief of R.
| f. J. Enmes X. of W, J. : Watson: +. c.. J.
Shields Trustees, George r Bronner, L. c
Hopkins Philip Phillips.
WHERE TO BUY.-Thc 15-cent roasted O
ground coffee sold by the popular Great Ameri
can Tea Company, 617 street, between Sixth
and Seventh, is just rs good MS the Decent col
| fees sold anywhere else. This Company ha
twelve branch stores. In dealing with them yol
deal direct with the importer, thus saving al
middle profits. Don't fail TO try their Colima