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

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released for want of charge, 4 on satisfac
ton of fine, and died, leaving 46 still il
confinement MAY 1st
On TRIAL.-The case of Coglan VS.. Beard
involving the County Clerkship, came III
for hearing in Department Two of the Su
perior Court yesterday, before Judge f. Il
Spencer of Santa Clara county. 5. S. Hol
and w. c. Van Fleet appeared as counse
for Coglan, and w II. Beatty and J. I
Carey for Beard A motion on the part o.
defendant for an order requiring plaintiff
to yacate the office, was argued at length, sub
mitted and overruled Plaintiffs motion
to be allowed to amend the complaint was
granted. The hearing of the case was then
proceeded WITH and T. S. Berkey put upon
the stand as the first witness, the ballot
boxes and election returns being offered il
evidence 1t is probable that the trial will
occupy several days.
THE FUNERAL.-The remains of the late
George Cadwalader were brought up from
San Francisco by yesterday moons train
and were escorted by the pall-bearers and
intimate friends to St Pauis Church, where
services were held at 1890 p. NJ, Rev Car
roll NJ. Davis and Rev Ernest Wood OF
Petaluma, officiating. There was a large
attendance, including the Pioneers, mem
bers of the Bar and citizens generally.
Music appropriate TO the occasion was rem
dered by a choir composed of Mesdames
Hansbrow and Webster, and Messrs. San
born and Carroll, Mrs. Pinkham acting as
organist. After the church services, only
the family and pall-bearers accompanied
the remains to the cemetery.
ARRESTS FOR THE MONTH During the
month of April the police made BOG ar
rests, as follows: For being drunk, %
misdemcanor, u; threats against life, !;
vagrancy, DO battery, s. insanity, ,; for
gerry, 1 Ell routes, 20; disturbing the
peace, 25; runaway boy, delirium ire
mems, suspicious characters, 25 burg
larry, s; safe keeping, q embeZzlement, .;
detained witnesses, 6; adultery, l ; drawing
a deadly weapon, l malicious mischief, , !;
gaming, /; attempt to extort money, l /;
common drunkards = petit larceny, ) !;
enticing, l deserterS, ,; runaway girl, /.
Sixty eight . dodgers were furnished beds
during the month.
AT MooRE's STATIoN.-A correspondent
writes as follows from Moores Station,
under date of April both: "A large and
apprecativc audience assembled at the NJ
E. Church in this place on Monday even
ing. to hear Mrs Kate Homer Clayton the
noted lecturer, who is making q tour of the
State in the interest of temperance Mrs
Clayton is an eloquent speaker, and, al
though somewhat fatigued after long
journey to reach this place, succeeded adj
in keeping her audience in the
best of humOr for nearly two hours. Her
ideas are new, and differ very much from
the stereotyped style of most speakers on
the subject
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAsT.-The fol-
lowing west-bound passengers passed Sac
ramento this morning: Mrs. E. l.. Heller,
two children and maid, New York city !;
Miss H. Kronthal and maid, Mrs Lipman,
VIII Lipman, San Francisco; Miss G. F.
Houston Harrisburg, Pa; Mrs. A. n. Long,
England; Robert H. Whitelaw, St Louis !;
f. W. Sells and wife, San Luis Obispo L.
f. Sherman, Elko, New; r. p Roberts,
Beowawe, New; f. H. Donahoe, Bedford,
Pa; Leo Boas, Mrs w 7. Ferguson, Eu-
reka, New; T. H. Brand, Boston, Mass;
John Richards, Montreal, Canada; five
soldiers, Columbus, o.
AUCTION SAIE-D. J. Simmons e Co.
will sell at 1870 \. NJ Monday next, all the
new and desirable furniture in the store Of
J. W. Wilson. 4l5 street between Fourth
and Fifth, consisting of parIor sets in bro
caded silks and damask; walnut, oak, ma
pie and pine bedroom sets; spring, excel
sior, wool, hair and straw mattresses;
sideboards, walnut bookcases.
library and extension tables,
chairs and rockers. mantel mirrors and
loolling-glasses, walnut hat stands, walnut
and maple bedstcads, smoking and easy
chairs, hair-picbing machine, burglar-proof
safe, etc.
PAINFUL ACADEMY esterday forenoon
a son of X. A. Fiske, aged about IA years,
who has been employed at the railroad
boiler shop, met with painful accident,
the clothing of his right arm getting en-
tangled with power drill working upon
the tire-boy of an engine, causing his arm
to be twisted in such a manner that both
bones were broken. He was conveyed to
the Railroad Hospital, where the ends of
the bone We're cut off i'll such Il manner
that ii is believed they will presently re-
unite and the arm become practically as
as before the accident.
VTICULTURAL CONSEQUENTLY Gov
ernor has appointed and commissioned the
following members of the Board of State
Viticultural Commissioners for the term of
four wears, commencing April 10, 1884. vice
n, rs
Sonoma county. for District No. | ; /. J.
Rose, of San Gabriel Los Angeles county,
for District No. 1 George West. of Stock
ton, San Joaquin county, for District No.6;
George q. Blanchard, of PlaCerville, FL
Dorado county. for District No. :; Charles
a. Wetmore, of San Francisco, Commits
missioner at Large
To BE Observation-Disclosures NJ Bird
was sentenced in Department One of the
Superior Court a few days ago for burglary,
the Clerk of the Court understood the
Judge to say three years rs his term of
sentence in the first case against him,
whereas his Honor really said two years.
In consequence of this misunderstanding
the records of the Court and the commit
ment of the prisoner became erroneous
Yesterday Judge Armstrong ordered that
Bird be brought back to be reSentenced, in
order that the error might be corrected
OFFICERS INSTALLED. - The following
officers Of Fidelity Grove, No. 81. L. A. O.
D., were installed last.evening by d. D. c.
A. A. Comet NJ. B. Rdonich. w A. ::
q. l.. Ruhl. V. A.; 4. Tropc. Treasurer i;
James McCaw, Secretary VIM. Avery,
{ Conductor. 4 + COrpSrnp / q Thomas
Norman. O. g.. J.. NeubOurg Trustee;
The following were elected representatives
Ia the Grand Grove. which meets in San
Francisco on the first Tuesday in June {:
l.. Neubourg, \. Comet, VIM. Avery and
James McCaw.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday Yen Yum, for petit larceny, in
stealing wood from car. was sentenced to
d hours in the county jail. The cases of
John Fallen and Rob Rowan. accused of
the petit larceny of a clock. were continued
until this Mornings. +. Berry, who
purchased goods under false pretenses from
A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, was found
guilty of ENLIGHTENMENT, and fined $50, or
$50 days in the county Jail.
WILL BE CLosED.-Thc railroad author
tiles have given instructions for the closing
of the freight office in this city at u NJ. to-
day in order that the employees may have
an opportunity of attending the funeral OF
their late fellow comrade John Bradley,
who was so highly esteemed by them.
shippers will accordingly present their
freight during the forenoon.
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