Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-11


Officer Farrell arrested at house of i'll
fame on Second street Saturday evening
Charley Howard, Henry Maskey, al Moul.
ton, John Rsmsdsle and John Robinson, for
smoking opium.
The young man Moore, who was acct.
dentally shot while hunting on the Grant
about two weeks ago, and Charley Harvey,
who met with similar accident near Florin
last week, are both doing as well as could be
hoped for.
The Chairman of the Board Of Super.
visors, the County Auditor and the District
Attorney on Saturday counted the funds in
the County Treasury, and found there $685.
SOL so in gold and silver coin or in equiva'
lent credits.
A young man named Joseph Nolan, resi-
dent of San Francisco, who was stealing 8
ride to Sacramento on freight train last
Friday, fell off. in consequence of the slip.
periness caused by the frost, and had his right
foot crushed.
Luther L. Cronk, of Flint, Michigan,
writes for information of Luther II. Cronk,
who came to California in 1S4S from Mich.
igau, and should now. if alive. be 60 years
old. When last heard from he was prospect
ing on Feather river.
A colored female of undoub!ed reputation,
living on l. street, attempted to commit sui
eide toward the close of last week by taking
lsudsnum, because of her lover having de-
serted her. The dose was not sufficient to
cause death, but left her very sick.
A correspondent, referring to an allusion
made in letter published in the RECORD
UNION OF Saturday upon pernicious litera-
ture, in which the name of Colonel Robert
G. Ingersoll was mentioned, states that
CoI Il ,s 70 ~
that class.
Officer Dillman has arrested on suspicion
of larceny man who was endeavoring to sell
for trifie plane and drawing knife, both
nearly new. The plane had stamped upon it
the name of K. L. James. The owner is de.
sired to cali at the station-house and identify
the property.
Officers Fredericks and Campbell arrested
last night boy about Is years of age, who
had considerable small change about him,
and it was believed he had robbed the till OF
some street car or grocery. In accounting
for the possession of the money he told con-
Trajectory stories.
Some of the male members of the Bicycle
League have been amusing themselves since
their arrival in town in Understanding. They
made tne killing one day, but most of
those ducks were of the mud hen variety.
On subsequent occasions they did pretty well
with the real article.
Tho San Joaquin Valley Agricultural AS
ISOLATION offers for this season purses for two
and three-year-old runners, and two, three
and four-year. old trotters, very similar to
those offered by the State Agricultural So
ciety. This will have good effect upon the
meetings of both societies.
An engine and two coaches went up from
Al lf,,tf
and Tehama to Chico Saturday morning a
large number of Cinnamon. who also took
along with them two carloads OF estables.
They had "big eat " st Chico, and re-
turned home in the evening.
A. J. Hill, who was arrested about week
ago for abducting and committing rape upon
a girl from Pleasant Grove, had An examina.
ton in Placer county last Saturday and was
discharged. He made it appear that the
girl was willing to leave home with him, and
that she was as much to blame in the matter
as he was.
Messrs. Foye, Gallatin and Crooks have
completed their purchase of the q, 00O-acrs
tract in Tehama county from John Boggs
and George Champlsin, together with all
the live stock, farming utensils, ETC., and b.
A. Bell, for long time in MIR. Gallatin' =
employ, will act rs superintendent for the
purchasers
There was a large attendance yesterday
afternoon upon the funeral of the late John
K. Brown, which took place from Masonic
Temple, under the auspices OF Union Lodge,
No. SO, +. and A. NJ. Capitol Lodge, No.
81, 1. o. O. f., and Union Lodge, No. q,
A. .. U. W., of which organizations he had
been a member.
The Breeder and Sportsman, speaking of
tha Zoo hot bn
is about to consider some amendments to the
racing rules, suggests that there is great
danger In multiplicity of laws" and that
it will be well for all the societies to have a
uniform set of rules, and that they be as
plain as they can be made.
The freight handled at Gait during the
month of January was as follows: Freight
received-2S cars lumber, 8 cars brick, 2 cars
sand, car potatoes, and 1SS, $50 pounds Of
merchandise. Shipments-17 cars or 474. 900
pounds of grain, car lumber, Alb hogs, IL
horses, $3.50 pounds merchandise. Ticket
sales for the month, 1923 %.
Several months ago Law Painter shot at
and wounded a Chinaman named All Cue,
who was stealing fruit from his orchard on
the lower Sacramento. He was convicted OF
an assault with deadly weapon and fined
| $3.50, but appealed the case. The Chinsman
has since then brought civil suit against
him, and it is set TO. hearing in the Superior
Court to-day.
Officer Farrell found in Chinatown yester
day quantity of siIverwsre, in the shape oil
forks and spoons. Each piece had evidently
| borne the name or initials of its owner but
in every case these marks had been almost
obliterated. Sufficient was left to show thai
some of the property belonged to Henry
| Fisher. Another Of the spoons had two let
tiers of the name remaining, showing that il
had been short name, ending in ed"
| About a year ago man solicited from
! business men of this city subscriptions anc
| advertisements for map of Sacramento
which he proposed to have issued in fine
| style from house in Chicago with which he
was connected. He apparently wss very sue.
! cessful, and received 50 from each advertiser,
| Those who paid the money have been anxious
ly awaiting the coming of their maps, but
somehow they have not yet appeared. anc
"hops deferred maketh the business mar
"sick"
! The Gilroy Rod snd Gun Club has adopted
the following resolution " Resolved, tina;
any member Of the G. X. and G. c. who
kills or destroys ducks after February och
until October l, 1881, shall be summarily ex
PEELED" Sacramento sportsmen wish to give
! the ducks s. chance, too, but will scarcely
care to reduce the open season month from
the old time table, Jas the Gilroy Club ha,
done. 1t might be well enough to close tht
season with February, but the middle of Sap
| TENDER is none too early, in this vicinity, tc
open it; aud if the members of clubs do not
commence then they will, under the existing
! law, have poor shooting when they do begin
! FIRE AT BLUE CANYos.-Friday morning
the bunk car occupied by Cinnamon of s
| work train was set on FIRE at Blue Canyon
/ by the explosion of coal oil. The car was de-
stroyed, and about 80 feet of snowshed
charred. A locomotive with FIRE pump st
tached happened to be there and saved ths
shed from further damage.
Turner Observation-Disclosures lists
for the Turner masquerade to be given at tbs
new Pavilion, Thursday. the 18th instant,
are receiving signatures rapidly, and the So
ciety feel that success is already assured.
You will rot have sour stomach Is you
drink Dsmisos Bitters.
DANIANA Bittess regulate the stomach snd
is the best tonic,