Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-10

THIS YEARS ASSESSMENT RoLL.-COunty
Assessor Griffitts has completed the footiugs
of the assessment roll of Sacramento
county. for 1854, showing the following
figures, which are compared with those Of
1883 Value of real estate, other than city
and town lots-$6, sos 80 in 1888, 50, SS7,-
07O in ISL; Improvements thcreOn-$l.-
80. $40 in 1888, 81 1927, go in 1884; value of
city and town lOtS-$3. 2S6, 295 in 1888 81
O2S,195 in 1884; Improvements thereon
s., 92S, 935 in 1888. s., 697 ,jf5 in 1884; value
of Improvements on real estate assessed to
persons other than owners of the real estate
-S5S, ~ , in 1888, $54, 220 in 1884 value of
personal property, exclusive Of money
$4913, so in 1883. SCOOPS in 1884;
amount of money-S239, 635 in 1859. $24l.-
80 in ISL total value of all property
$2i OF 800 in 1855, SIG, 6j6, go in 1854 The
State Board of Equalization last wear raised
the assessment Of Sacramento county Is
per cent, increasing the assessment to $24.-
9l2627. This year 5 assessment may be in
creased somewhat, but not to so great an
extent.
PoHCE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of VI. Graf, for misde-
meanor was continued until the Eth.
John C0tey 5 case of disturbing the peace
went over until the same day. Dennis
Mulcahy was convicted of having been
drunk and will be sentenced this morn
ing. Mary Farley and Mollie Williams,
accused Of petit larceny, were discharged,
the prosecuting witness having disap-
peared..-...Ah See. whose case of petit lar
Ce1y was taken under advisement on the
Previous day, was discharged ..... Frank
Robertson, who had pleaded guilty of dis
turbing the peace and battery, was fined
r Il
one having occurred ut the same time
HAEEAs CoRrUs.-The Amador county
habeas corpus case, in which Dwight
Nounrlovc seeks to get possession of his
little son, Eugene Younglove, now in the
care Of his aunt, came up for hearing be-
fore Judge Armstrong yesterday, and will
probably occupy all of to-day in its hear
ing. Ncssrs. Caminetti and Rust appear
for the respondents, and Judge s c. Den
son for the petitioner. The father and
mother Of the child were divorced several
years ago the mother being awarded the
custody of the little one, then about six
months OF age. The mother has since
died, and the child has been cared for by
the aunt and Grandmother.
Close CALL-Tuesday afternoon, on
Twelfth street, between | and J, the team
attached 10 a sprinkling cart was unhitched
for some reason, and one of the horses ran
away. taking to the sidewalk and running
around the block. \ lady who was passing
along with an infant in its little carriage,
saw the horse coming toward her, snatched
the babe from the vehicle and moved off
the walk The horse, when he came along,
struck the baby's buggy and wrecked it.
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY. ~ y esterday
afternoon detective Brissell and local officer
Martin arrested n man named Oscar Glover
for burglary, on the strength of letter re-
ceived from Sheriff Kennedy of Placer
county, requesting that he be taken In
charge. When first arrested he denied that
his name was Glover, but subsequently adj
mitted that it was An officer from Placer
county is expected to come for him to-day.
HOSE CARRIAGE ACCIDENT Yesterday
forenoon, while hose cart No. . was hurry
ing TO box No. 2l to answer the alarm of
fire, the horse became unmanageable, and
at the corner of Eleventh and \ streets
upset the cart breaking its shafts. The
driver. Frank Wilder, and Dave Barnes.
an extra-man, were thrown 10 the ground.
hut escaped with triaing hurts. The horse
did not get injured
PRISONERS En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff
Wilson brought up from San Francisco
last evening en- route to the State Prison at
Folsom John Jennings and John Friel,
who are TO serve ten years each for grand
larceny.
OUR shoe department will be main
feature in the great clearance sale to-day
Besides the odd lots we shall present many
lines of shoes at greatly reduced price in
order to clear out all lines not carried in
regular stock. Red House.