Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-05
DIspLAY1sG REruRys.-No such vast

DIsPLAYING RETURNs.-No such vast
crowd of people has attended upon the
bulletining of election news as assembled
in front Of the REcoRD-UNIQN office last
evening. The electro-opticon worked to
perfection Over 800 views and POO dis
patches were thrown upon the scene. The
dispatches will again be bulletined tonight
from p. NJ. to midnight. The admirable
good order preserved by the ten thousand
assembled people for seven hours testities
to the high character OF our citizenship. Our
thanks are due for contributions TO last
nights display to photographers kerlin,
IIodson, Asher, Leltwich and Wolfe. of
Sacramento. and to Richard Dale & Co,
Sacramento; Matthew Cooke Sacramento;
the Board Of Education, Sacramento !;
Thomas HOuseworth, san Francisco; Pro-
lessor Atkinson and \. Z. White, Sacra-
mcnto the Pacific Thomson Houston
Electric Light Company, J. O. Coleman,
Superintendent Mr.. Graham, electrician,
and especially 10 Edward Z. Johnson, art
list, Sacramento. The exhibition of dis
patches concluded at O'Clock this morn
ing, when there was thrown upon the
screen these words: The election is still
in doubt-The Republic lives 4. NJ
Tired out-G0od-night." At this the sew
eral hundred people still in the street gave
three times three for the RECORD MON,
and presently dispersed for their homes.
but groups remained in the business streets
'"e'' Ing 'oi 'i''ii ''''i''''i'''''
CHALLENGE.-A correspondent writing
from the new town OF Challenge, two miles
east of Brownsville, in Yuba county, says
that the numbering interest is booming at
that place Challenge has grown rapidly
within tne p4St !ei5' : d 'j!ulIs i'iu-
ou' anu 80 ~. d. Nv 10y
10 RANK G IN lle i!Is' coHIts pl u'1''
county nc It1oia u 'liG
81" iliiI9 o,Ii,t ','e'' M i','i
III q '''i a. IL
my III lt!iE''!' mn ,N.o'i'iS
Tl 'l'eS ilI':s mo Section % a9 iiic UNI
pei ~ tnere II on lle coast ne 1oMl, -
pu;it'il' up 4.. I I'm T T','
latter i continued IN tirst-class style and
The Bean Hotel - has all the acconlno-
datlons OF irst-class c2ravansary- The
si,;G oo',',''i'9 til'.,De' ~ i,,,.a9orlo
49, - T., "a NJ WI
80 ~ ~ g., - 7 d,ai, e VI,
80 Va ~ IN - ~
at,- ",,iS -.
10 my . - Ia
IA - -,
~ an :S "iiici i'"9 S'''S
P'osicc' oi al improved I"luie'
ANOTHER FRIEND" MrssING.-A man
,,,,,,o5 r,,,o. ,--;,.ol I,or., , fo, low, o,,o
from the upper part oil the state with a
friend named James Bordron, with whom
ne had been mining Ihey intended TO go
to Australia together. Aiter Their ARRIVAL
here Jones got on a spree and gave Bord-
ron MS SILVER |atch ana cham ana $50 IN
money TO Keep ior nm. Next DAY bord-
ron tod Jones III me forenoon, To go
to their room at the hoiei ana change hiS
CLONES, ana theh meet MN al me corner
Jones dld as suggested out afterwards
-, ,'t c. IL i; ,,.
.'T 800 ,,' h Id ot bSn' rot,rnd bc IS
iiayo" ~, fiirl,s he i tho he's. man
to care for the property
County jan REPoET-Shcriff \. II
EstilI renorts that n prisoners were con-
e.,,.,;. -. 60. - -; .,.....-,..,,
i','e" ia VIC oo''''lS JAN "u'liio Tic
OF October, as follows: For murder, 3;
grand larceny, ; burglary, ); forgery
emoczziement, felony, obtaining
money under false pretenseS. /; petty lar-
ceny, Il mlsdeme2nor, disturbing the
peace common al uilk lfdS' VaSrahcy'