Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-05

draw a warrant for the payment of the inter-
eat on = coupon Of Central Pacific Railroad
bond, and Treasurer William \, January TO
pay the same. The writ in the case OF the
State Treasurer was denied, on the ground
that he could only pay on the warrant of the
Controller. In two respects, he said, an issue
Of fact was raised, requiring proof on the
part of the plaintiff. Ii Is claimed, first, that
the bank is the owner of the coupon in ques
ton aud sec ndly, that it has made legal
demand upon the Controller for warrant for
the same. Both Of these allegations were
deeied by the defendants. The case was con-
tiaued until next Monday. at 10 \, NJ, aud
the Court gave notice that If the plaintitf at
that time establishes its ownership Of the
coupon in question, and also that a legal de.
m8nd had been made prior to bringing the
action, writ Of mandate would be issued,
directing the Controller to furnish the bank
with tie necessary warrant.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
in regular session at 10 a. NJ. yesterday, all
the members present except Messrs. Bailey
and S.aiums-. The minutes Of The lsst
meeting were read and approved. The report
Of the viewers or the petition for road of c.
W. Samuzlsou enG others was read, placed
on file, and tie hearing of the same fixed Tor
February 1lss at 10 \. " and the Clerk re-
luested to SO Inform all non commenting par
ties Supervisor Blair moved that the rules
be suspended and the demands Of the Grand
Jurymen taken up. Seconded by Gottlieb.
The motion wss lost-AlcLsughlin, Christy
snd Smith voting nc. Isappears that during
the session Of the Grand Jury several Of its
members returned to their homes in remote
parts Of the county, and on each trip they
demand mileage, which amounts 10 q large
sum. I is understood that q majority Of the
Board viii ai!ow mileage for but one trip.
Howard BENEVOLENT AssocGA1oN.-The
report for the meeting for January shows III
persons assisted by the steward, by $50 dis.
psnssti,ns during tie month. There are no."
upon the books IA sick OF iufym men. As
women sind g3 c1iidceu-in all $50, who will
require more or less help the ensuing month.
TIE receipts u the Treasurer in the time
were, from monthly collections, Sl6l -. and
from other sources S2S 30, il sH SlSi IS.
His dishUr7 nauts amounted 10 S42S 76
leaving balance in the treasury, February
LIT, Of $SSS 20. (Bils were audited at the
meeting to the amount Of S36S 2ll The re-
csipts from the union festival at the new
Exposition building have not been adjusted,
but will be known wi hin few days. Some
dishes left OF the fsstivsl may be found st the
Howard depot See acknowledgment Of do
nations in another column.
INSANE PEoPLE-Dsputy Sheriff Heintz
will take to the Insane Asylum st Stockton
to-day three insane people, viz: Richard Tsy-
lor, aged sboE. % years, who has lost his
mind through grief over the death Of child,
and is fiiicted with the hsllucinstion that be
is Jesus Christ. john Gillronsn, sged u, q
shaepherder, who has delusion that Alt'
Scott is irving to il jure him, and has made
threats to kill Scott. Francisco Consillero,
aged 20. who IS as much imbecile as demented,
and has a habit Of walking about isa-an aim
less way. He was taken in charge for fear
he would get upon the railroad track and be
run over.
PRISONERS En- RoUTE.-Sherif Martin, OF
TEXANS county, came down from Red Bluff
Yesterday with three prisoners, who are to
serve terms in the prison st Folsom, viz.
Emory Murray. who was convicted OF hav-
ing. in concert with Mrs. Spotord, entced
Young ei,l4 into immoral houses for the
nurpose Of PROSTITUTION. He goes for tive
Yeas. the same term for which the woman
was sentenced. The other prisoners were
Thomas Casey and James Dunn, who are to
serve ten years each for burglary.
ANNUAL BALL.-The fourteenth annual
ball of Company G, First Artillery Rsgi'
meut will be given at ArmorY Hsll Thurs
day evening. l. will also be valentine
party, and every one in attendance will get
at least one valentine,