Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-18
{U9Al INTELLIGENCE
STATE CAPITOL ITEMS.

IL ~ Ca Attl Alt~o ~ saA +C1 L t-'
lie as follows: Albert Leonard, for Sacra-
mento county. TO reside in Sacramento, vice
self, term expired o. p Stidger, for Nevada
county, vice self, term expired, TO reside at
North San Juan; Z. l. Robinson vice self
term expired, to reside in Sacramento; c. a.
Storke, vice self, term expired, to reside in
Santa Barbara; John Brownlie, vice self,
term expired, 60 reside in Vallejo; J. W. Rose,
for Sonoma county, vice self, term expired,
to reside in Hesldsburg.
Swamp Land Patent No. 5, 322 has been
granted TO j. @, Hale for 1883 acres of
swamp and ovelf wed lAnGs in Sacramento
county.
The County Treasurers of the following
counties have settled with and paid into the
State treasury the following amounts: Ala
media, $50, S34 2l San Francisco, S402,-
$50 81 Sacramento, Sl09 902 95; Mariposa,
s., OO0 40
Warrants on the general fund are being
paid up 20 aud including Ne. 1861.
Judge 5. W. Ssnderson made demand on
the State Treasurer Wednesday for the pay
ment of one # the coupons of the Central
Pacific Railway bonds that fell due on Jan
usry lst. The payment was refused thu
State Treasurer holding that ne could not
legally pay the same except on a warrant
issued By the Controller Mr.. Sandsrson
then made e demand on the State Controller
for wa, rant for the amount Of the coupon.
The Controller refused TO issue the Warra5t
on the grounds, as he claimed, that the Ger
trail Pacific Railroad Company had not fui-
filed their part Of the contract. 1t is under
stood that the Bank Of California VIII com
nencs action Immediately against the State
Controller and State Treasurer.
Articles e5 incarDo-atip1 haya haay, blal bry
the Ventura Public Hall Company. Princi-
pal place Of business will be in San Busna-
ventura. Directors-J. NJ Kaiser, J. A
Dray, \. Beruheim, Ed Hare, John G. Hill
Capital STOCK. 81, 800, divided into $50 shares
SACRAWTN9o RIVER SALMoN.-In CONVEX
sation with Fish Commissioner Buckingham
many interesting facts relative to the fish il
tsrests Of the Sgate were cleaned. He Gays
that over 600 men are engaged in salmon
fishing on the Sacramento river, and they use
over 800 large nets. They can sell their
entire catch at sood prices, consequently they
fsh day and night except during the close
season. During the past year the Commits
sion has had officers patrol the river during
the season wien it was unlawful 10 fish, aud
also to examine sll nets and see that none are
UztG WALL iAeruGd less illAu tLGiltS III
length MesI es Of that size will alloB shad
perch and young salmon to pass through. 4
salmon grows for about hve years and in
cressss from TX 10 nine pounds each year.
During the past year 81 arrests were made OF
violators Of the law, and in nearly every case
convictions were secured. Those arrested
were nearly all Greeks and Cinnamon. The
first are q desperate class OF people, have no
regard FOX the laws Of the State and no re-
speet whatever for the officers. In making
an arrest near Rio Vista, Constable w. &.
Jones was obliged to kill one Of them in order
to save his own life. At another time he was
assaulted by an Infatuated Greek with an
ugly looking dirk The officer covered him
with his revolver aud made him throw his
weapon into the river.
Police CoURE.-In the Police Court yes
terdsy P. Scu.lion, charged with battery upon
Margaret Scullion, his vile, was partially
tried ami the case continued for further
hearing until to-day. Mike Brady, an old
offender, rlsa3ed guilty of being = common
drunkArd, and was senteuced to sixty days in
the County Jail, with good prospect Of
chain.gang service. An Lin was tried for
vagraucy, found guilty, and will receive sen
tence this morning. The cases of An Hong,
All Wan, Al Chow, All Ben, All Ton, All
Bang, All Tong, An Hing, Hung Lung, All
Qnoug An Yep and Lee Gong, for visitiDg
an opium den, and that Of An Soon, for
keeping su opium den, were continued until
to-day. The Celestials were many Of them
engaged in smoking opium while the officers
were present, and All Soon claimed that he
had license authorizing him to sell it. The
license proved 90 be an ordinary one for the
sale OF merchandise, but the only merchan-
disc in sight on the premises was opium.
Thomas Abel pleaded guilty Of malicious
mischief IL breaking glass in the window of q
Chinese mansion on Third street, near /, and
was fined so or twenty days. All Chung,
previously convicted Of petit larceny, was
fined $50, failing 90 pay which he was sent up
60 do chsin-yau. service OF the rate Of 81 per
day. II, Winters, Jr., for disturbing the
peace, VS. haed 50,
WAsHNGToy CoURT. Jessie Dolap, Oscar
Hanson, Eugene Roberts and George Lynch.
boys who reside in the neighboriug village Of
Washington, wsIe brought before Judge
Buckingham o., that place aud charged with
having assaulted and mos. numerically beat
d Caiuamsn s. few days since IN the western
portion e the town. The hearing % the
case wss postponed u1til Monday next. Two
boys were tri-d q few days since for the same
olfense, were convicted, aud fined $40 each.
Warrants are out Tor the agres. Of two Sac
rauent0 boy who had q hsnd 10 the bust
ness, bus up 90 a late hour LAST evening CON
stable LOUIS Iodhuntsr was unable 80 iud
them.
BOYS WHO WORE THE BLUE-The fol-
lowing persons will arrive from Ssn Fran
cisco this evening for the purpose Of attend
ing the muster and banquet of Sumner Post,
No. 3. C. A r: Senior Vice National Com
mandsr Walter B. Holmes Department
Commander j. W. Staples, Department In
speetor I. s Solomon. Also the following
Past Department Commanders Ed. Carl
son. C. Mason Kline, s. w. Bsckus, w. a.
Robinson, and comrades Judge John Lynch.
of Benicis General \. p. Chapman, of Red
Bluff, and Judge II. c. Dibble, Of Arizona.
THE FISH LADDERS IN TIE TRUCSEE -
Fish Commissioner Buckingham left on the
east-bound train last night for Truckee. He
will be j,ined ut Cofsx by Fish Commits
sioner Dib5ls. They 60 TO inspect the trout
ladders 10 the Truckse river. It has been
asserted that The ladders are insult ,ient, and
not properlv constructed. They have eI-
tended an invitation to the Fish Commits
sioners of the State Of Nevada to meet them,
and confer relative to the protection OF the
trout in the Truckee river.
DELAYED STEAMER The steamer Modoc,
from San Francisco, did not arrive at her
landing a. the foot Of X strest Until A. N.
Yesterday. The delay was occasioned by her
towing a barge Of piles from San Francisco to
Clarksburg. The railroad company propose
making extensive and substantial improve
ments ct tsst landing.