Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-04
LOCAL EaTELLiGE:N.G ICE.

JOE HURTADo DEAD-Joseph Hurtsdo
died in his cell at the County Jail last even.
ing Of consumption. His mother, brother,
wife, little daughter and aister.in-law were
with him during his dying moments, as was
also two priests and few Of the Sisters Of
Mercy. He some time since experienced re-
ligion. During the early part of the evening,
aware of approaching death, he called his
friends around him, bid them good-by, one
by one, and expressed desire to meet them
in heaven. The parting with his relatives
was a very sad scene, he being devoted to his
family. He was born in jackson, Amsdor
county, about thirty-thres years ego, but
spent the greater portion of his life in this
city. where be mad many warm friends. The
readers OF this paper are aware of the fact
that some two years since he murdered one
Estuardo, OF Front and I streets, for which
he was tried, found guilty of murder in the
first degree and sentenced TO be hung. An
appeal was had to the Supreme Court of the
State, aoG from that judicial body to the
Supreme Court Of the United States. Ia
each instance the decision Of the lower Court
was sustained The Tenittitur Rad not ar
rived from Washington, so the date of his
execution had not yet been fixed. His re-
taken care Of by his relatives.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-H. L. Buckley, as coun-
sci fc- John Harris, alias "Dooney" Harris,
81 inmate Of the State Prison at Folsom, has
sued out s writ Of habsas corpus, returnable
before Judge Mcfarland at 8 P NJ to-day
directing Warden McComb TO show cause
why said Harris is restrained of his liberty
l. IS alleged that the petitioners term as
prisoner expired March 205h-that Is, if GER
tain credits for good conduct were allowed
him-and that his discharge was signed by
the Governor and sent up to the prison. He
was not released. fo- the reason that for GER
tain misconduct his credits had been reduced
He claims. however, that the matter was
reyer brought bsfore and acted upon by the
Board of State Prison Directors, as required
by law, and ina. he is entitled to al hi5
credits.
ENTRIES FOR THE Spring RACES The
entries for the spring meeting OF the Capital
Turf Club Of Sacramento will close with the
Secretary tomorrow, and it is believed that
the trotting and pacing races will be well
filed. There is doubt as to some Of the rum
ming races, as the season has been SO back
ward that one or two of the larger stables
have not been able TO work much, and, owing
to the recent affection ia his family, Gov
eruOr StaIf0rds stable will not be represented
this spring. Any lack OF running races csI
be made up with trotting races, however, and
the club, which has shown a determination to
inaugurate its nsw career in a hrst-class man
ner, will doubtless perfect programme that
will draw a large attendance and be thor
oughly satisfactory.
General Cosby has issued the following order:
The attention Of this Office has been called
to recent decision of the Court Of Claims,
No. Il, OSl, and the following is published for
the iufoIma alton OF those concerned; The
said decision IS TO the effect that all officers,
petty officers, seamen and marines of the
United States navy, and the revenue marine
service. and al officers and soldiers Of the
United States army who served IN the Next
can war, regular and volunteer, whether they
continued in the service or nos after said
war, are entitled to three months extra pay,
as provided Tor il the original Act of 1913.
Toe proper forms 81 application will be fur
nished 10 those requesting them from this
office.
NorARIEs AFPoNTED.- The Governor yes
terday appointed and commissioned NOtaries
Public as follows: A. J. Mcleod, Alameda
to reside st LiveImore, vice self, term ex-
pired y. F. Sanford, Calaverss, to reside
at Camp Seco, vice self; K. 3. Terry, Fres-
no, to reside at Fresno, vice cell b. Blocks
berger, Humboldt TO reside ct Blocksburg,
vice self; u. i. Bransford, Piumas. to reside
at Crescent Mills, vice self NJ. ID, Baker.
San joaquin, TO reside at Stockton, vice self;
james Case, San Luis Obispo, to reside at
CaluCAs Landing, vice self; George Il. Knox,
Shasta, to reside at Shasta, vice self Il. A.
Gordon, Siskiyou, TO reside st Berrysle, orig
insl; William Wolf, Solano, to reside as Sui
sun. vice self.
PoLIcE CoUR1,-In the Police Court yes
tesday the case of James Touhey, for battery
was continued cntil to-day. The case of
Robert Bowie, for disturbing the peace, was
dismissed st tie request of the prosecuting
witness, on payment of costs Martin
Haden, arrested for battery, was honorably
discharged - Robert Hunter pleaded guilty
of having been drunk, and was hned So.
The case Of Dennis Cunningham, Tor INSIDE
meanor, was dismissed at the request of the
prosecuting witness and payment of costs o..
Pat McDonohues case Of grand larceny went
over until this morning.
INQUEST UNNECESSARY. - Coroner Clark
went down to Franklin and investigated into
the facts Of the death Of John W. Hall, who
was drowned in Jacobs lake last Monday.
the remains being recovered on Wednesday,
after forty-eieht hours Of almost unremitting
search, about forty feet from where the boat
from which he is supposed to have fallen was
lying on Monday when the drowning was
hrst discovered. The Coroner concluded that
the death was purely accidental, and that an
INQUEST was uuul cassary. The funeral of the
deceased will take place at Franklin at P,
Y. to day.
ARTICLES OF ISCoRPoRATIoS.-The follow
ing articles of incorporation have been fled
with the Secretary Of State The San Jose
Vineyard Company, for the purpose of buy.
ing, selling, or leasing lands, planting and
cultivating vines aGd fruit trees, preparing
for market and selling the product Of the
same, manufacturing wines, buying and sell
ing personal property, etc. Principal place
Of business, san Francisco. Directors, c.
W. Besch, W. r. Bentley. James II. Culver.
). 3. Caldwell, Z w. Woodward Cspitai
stock, SO, 0G0 divided into 600 shares.
MALICIOUS N1scHIrF.-In Jusrice Gil
meI'l Court yesterday AFTERNOON the four
bootblack boys arrested on the Isl instant for
stoning passenger trains at Antelope Station,
were called for tial on charge Of malicious
mischief Two Of them-James Delsney and
George egor-pleaded guilty and will
appear for sentence to-day. The other two
were too youag TO be imprisoned and were
allowed to 50 with repriEand.
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