Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-12
LOCAL lHTELLIGERGE.
PIsH COMMISSIONERS.


The Fish Commissioners met at their office
in the Union Hotel yesterday morning, all
the members present. The minutes of the
last regular meeting and also of the informal
meeting at Truckee, were read and approved.
Several communications from the United
States Fish Commissioners were received,
read and filed.
A gentleman who resides in Mendocino
county writes to the Commissioners that the
depositing of sawdust in the streams of that
section is killing all the fish, especially trout.
President Buckingham said he had been in
formed that italian and Portuguese fishermen
were taking shad in the straits of Mare Island
with traps and other illegal devices. The
Secretary WAS instructed to communicate
with the District Attorney of Solano county
In reference to the matter.
A letter wac read from a gentleman who
resides in San Francisco, asking for informa'
tion as to what was the close season for trout.
He was referred to Section 6S3 of the Penal
Code, which says it shall be illegal to catch
trout in any manner from the LIST day of No
vember to the 1st day of the April following.
Lieutenant Governor Layton, of Nevada,
was present, and made some interesting
lie paid handsome tribute to Mr.. Parker,
the Fish Commissioner of Nevada, and told
of the great amount of good he was doing.
The streams and lakes of the Sagebrush
State have been well stocked with food fish
through the exertiOns of Mr.. Parker. Mr..
LawtoRs description of the trout streams
and lakes of the Sierras was very interesting
and instructive.
TIE Board adjourned, to meet on the Sec
ond Monday of March.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday Miss All Suey. arrested for enticing,
forfeited her deposit. George Reynolds, &C.
cused of the petit larceny of an overcoat,
pleaded guilty, and will receive sentence this
morning. The case of Charles Howard,
charged with visiting an opium den. was con-
tinued until to morrow. AL Moulton, Henry
Mackey. John Raaasdaie, John Robinson and
Henry Reeves pleaded guilty of having Wis
tied such an establishment. Judgment in
their cases will be rendered this morning
Pat Ryan and E. Lane, DRINKS, forfeited
their deposits. John Smith pleaded guilty of
vsgrancy, and was sentenced to sixty days in
the county jail. The case of Mrs. French,
for battery, went over until tomorrow. Es-
pey Farley, arrested on a charge of robbery,
in assaultIng John Wells and taking his
watch and chain, was held to answer in ST.
600 bail. Yenk Kee, Hong Yeck, Sing Kee,
All Lee Ong, Sung Wo, Yet 10y, All ing
and You Tie pleaded guilty of having VIC
lated the health ordinance, and were fined s.
each. James Whalsn, alias WhalebOue jim,
was examined on charge Of assault with
deadly weapon. in drawing knife upon oti-
Ger Ash, and was held to answer in 81 900
bail Jaues Mitchell was tried and found
guilty of disturbing the peace, and fined s.
or five days.
4 MISSING SACRAMENTO Boy The San
Francisco Bulletin says: " A few days ago
Frank Costa. years of age, and his brother,
several years older, left their home in Sacrs.
mento to pay visit to their aunt in Peta.
luna. After spending several days st that
place they came to this city, arriving on Sat
urday, and the boys were separated at the
ferry. Frank, after making a vain search for
his brother, informed Sergeant Lsngford of
his plight and that officer took the boy to the
Chicago Hotel, where he furnished him with
board and lodging at his own expense. Yes
terday he purchased a ticket for little Costa
and returned him to his home in Sacramento
The missing brother has not been heard
FROM"
The RAILROAD COUPON CAsEs.-Before
Judge Armstrong, in Department One of the
Superior Court yesterday. in the case of the
Bank Of California vs.. John z. Dunn. Con-
troller, stipulations were fled, agreeing that
the coupon Il owned by the bank, that de-
msud was mace properly for a warrant to be
Issued, and that a copy of the contract, 10 &C
cordance with the Act of 1861. uudsr which
the bonds were Issued was filed By the Cen
fral So H. aTlr (
also filed a bill of exceptions in order to ap.
peal. The matter was taken under advise
meEt.
HELPED HIN OUT.-Suuday evening a
saloon proprietor was accosted en- the street
by an individual who begged earnestly for
" fifteen cents to get something to eat with, 81
telling a. the same time pitiful story. The
saloon man gave him the money. and half an
hour later was on duty behiad his bar when
the beegar came in, laid q hve-cent piece on
the counter and remarked, Say, boss, I've
made a raise Of FIVE cents; can't you give ms
drink for it! ~ The proprietor did more
than rfquested-he gave him q boot.
FORESTER CLUB MEETING. The Forester
Gun Club. Of this city, will have pigeon
shooting match for the Club medals at Agri.
cultural Park on Wsshingten's birthday. II
is proposed to supplement this by choosing
sides from among the members present, and
shcotiug for q supper An effor. will be made
to get out = large portion of the Clubs mem.
bership, aud, as the birds are very strong
now. fac shooting and good sport Is autici.
pated.
NEW CITRENs.--In Judge Mcfarland.
Court, Patrick Conway, native of Ireland,
has been admitted to citizenship. on the ties.
timony Of William Morley and Michael
Judge. In Judge Armstrong; Court, Chas
Hamanu, a native Of Germany. has bsen sd
mitted, on the testimony of J. j. Ankene'
snd X. Nobel.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. - The
State Board of Equalization held session
az their Office in the State Capitol yesterday
pcesent-Chairnan g. Z. WilcoXson, John
Marklsv, Charles Gildes, L. c. Morehouse
and John p Dunn No bu-iness of smport'
ancs was transacted. They aoj burned to meet
at l6 A. N. to-day.
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY j. Z. Dyer hs;
been arrested on a warrant from Justice
Sturres Court, Folsom, charging him with
perjury II false swearing that be had been
assaulted on being dismissed from the guard
force at the Folsom Prison.
PUBLIC APPROVAL The sale OF damaged
clothing st Politzs Capitol Clothing HOUSE
OF Saturday last was decided success, all
the goods offered finding ready buyers, this
being the best evidence the pubic were thor
oughly satisfied that Mr.. Politz merited their
confidence. To make room for the new spring
stock Mr.. Politz now offers his entire stock
of overcoats at actual cost price. The sale
will be continued uutil the end Of February.
The public ars respectfully invited to inspect
the good values now offered them at, PoliiE s
Capitol Clothing House, 600 sad COZ h street,
Sacramento.
LAST week Of the Little World, sos ]
treet. Greatest wonder Of the age;