Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MISTAKEN IN THE HoUsE-On Tuesday
evening last, when the delegates were
assembling for the Republican State Con-
vention, several convivial fellows put up at
n favorite clearinghouse. A weIl-kn0wn
minister of the gospel, who occupies a pull
pitin one of the churches of this city, lives
at the same place His wife being an inva-
lid, he usually carries her supper to her on
n tray, in order to save her the effort of
clambering up and down two flights OF
stairs. As the reverend gentleman passed
the room of the gentlemen mentioned, with
the tray in front of him, one of the dele
gates rushed out, caught him by the shout
der, threw dollar on the tray, and said 3:
Bring us up two bottles of beer, cigar.
and cocktail" The minister at first was
nOnpluSscd, but, recovering, said: " am a
minister of the gospel, and am in a tenn
perance house" The delegate refused to
take back the dollar, said, - let it 90 for the
heather" and promised to send the minis
ter box of oranges on his return to Los
Angeles.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present except
Tcdu
and approved 4 communication from
Hart & White, relative to conducting the
Gold Run and Diggory Hobbs cases. was
read, and ordered on file A communica-
ton from w. J. Cartigan, Clerk of Solano
county, was read, stating that the commune
cation of the Board of Supervisors of Sac
ramento county to the Supervisors of So
lano county had been by the latter referred
to the District Attorney of that county {;
also, that the SolanO Board would meet
yesterday. Ordered placed on minutes 4
communication from the Native Sons of
the Golden West inviting the Board to join
with them in the celebration of Admission
Day was read and, on motion of Mr.. Colt
leib, the invitation was accepted. A de-
mand of Antoine Gregory, for $40 for paint
ing, done at the county Jail, was allowed.
Also, Il demand of c. NJ Chapman, Over
seer of Road District No. -, in the sum of
Sl27.
THE FIRST REGMENT.-Iti is possible that
the First Regiment of San Francisco will
not come to Sacramento. to camp IN Sep
TENDER. The expense will be very heavy,
and the regiment quite naturally desires to
have it lessened as much as possible Santa
Rosa and San Jose offer to contribute iber-
ally toward paying the expense bill if the
command will camp at either of those
cities. \ few years ago the regiment
camped here, and the State Agricultural
Society and citizens made it an object for
them to come. Cannot something be done
that way this year? The military would
doubtless prefer Sacramento as camping
place if other matters were equal What
ever is done must be done quickly, rs the
location will be decided upon next Monday
evening.
POLICE COuRT-In the Police Court yes
terday Dan Sullivan, for having been
drunk, was fined $j......Harry Lewis, ar
rested for like offense, forfeited his de
post The case Of John O'Niel for bat
terry, was continued until tomorrow ......
Kate Morrison, arrested for enticing, for
feited her cposit.....Jacob Schmidts case
of misdcmeanOr went over until the 29th.....
Tom Mc(iinnis was found guilty of disturb
ing the peace, and fined $50, with the al
tentative of thirty days in the County
JAIL. Henry Antoine Cremer, charged
with murder in killing All Him, was held
TO answer in the Superior Court without
bail. lie did not attempt to make any de-
Tense.
To IMPROVE THE SLoUGH-In accord
ance with the action taken by the Board OF
Trustees last Monday, workmen were en-
gagged yesterday in tapping the lO-inch
water main supplying the railroad shops.
at point east of the northern end of the
Third-street bridge, in order to connect a
6-inch pipe, through which water will be
pumped into China slough between the
hours of 10 p. NJ. and A. NJ, it being con-
sidered better to lay such Il pipe than 10
use hose leading from the tire-plugs, as was
ut first proposed 1t is thought that 100000
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into the slough every night.
INFORMATION FOR INNIGRANTs.-A propo-
sition was made Yesterday by c. H. Street,
Secretary of the State immigration Associa-
ton, 10 a committee Of the Sacramento
Board of Trade, relative to furnishing peo-
pie who propose To immigratc to California
from the East with information as to the
Sacramento valley and Sacramento county
and read an article which he had prepared
on the subject. This the committee adopted
rs being truthful and pertinent, and it is
proposed TO publish ii in pamphlet form
for general circulation.
~ CELEBRATED WREsrLER-Ch as Hughes
a well-known san Francisco athlete, camC
up from that city last evening to meet
Pietro Delmas, who arrived from France by
this mornings train, en- route to San Fran.
sasco, to wrestle a match Greco Roman
style with Tom Cannon. Delmas is SAID
10 be remarkably expert in this style o
wrestling. and his friends believe that he is
the equal, at least, of any man. Ii he sue
ceeds in defeating Cannon. match will
probably be made between him and Cla
renee Whistler
SUPrusEp To BE ~ ESCAPE-O officer Kent
took in charge yesterday Il man named
John Healey, who Is supposed to be an Is
cape from the insane asylum at Stockton
He says he was " intheprison at Stockton,
but came away in three or four days. lcay-
ing his clothing there. latterly he has been
working on ranch near San Rafael. but
made himself troublesome and was dis
charged Yesterday he was bothcring Sac
ramento attorneys to take his case having
become impressed with the idea that ne
owned the ranch, and was being dcfraudet
out of it.
PAcHc COAST FIELD TRTALs.-Sports
men who have young dogs to enter in thi:
years Derby of the Pacific Coast FiclC
Trial Club should bear in mind that tht
entries thereto close August 10Th. Eacl
nomination must lie accompanied by 4 ie
of -, and an additional fee Of - must b
paid on each dog that starts. Entry card
may be obtained by addressing the Secrc
tary of the CIub, n +. White, or Charlie
n Post, Sacramento, and IL. Ii. Briggs
San Francisco.
OvERRULEp THE DESiURRER.-T eSterolay
in Department. Two of the SuperiOnCourt
Judge Mcfarland, in the ease of DAME
Meyer vs. j.. y. Porter, City Treasurer
oveTTuicd the demurrer 10 the complaint il
Intervention and gave plaintiff ten days il
which 20 make answer 20 the complaint II
intervention. This is regarded rs poin
gained by the city - against the bond
holders.
METRoPoLITAN THEATER.-The Jubilee
Singers will present new programme to
night. Dan Lewis, well-known minstre
comedian, late of Callendcr's Ministries
will also appear in the olio. The price o
admission for the remainder of the season
beginning tonight IS announced to b,
twenty-five cents.
For CoNGREss. The Second Congress
sional District Convention closed its labor
Yesterday by nominating Jas. A. Loutitt
of Stockton, for Congress.
ONE hundred dozen gents merino under
wear at one-half the regular value. Light
medium and heavyweight gents peIcal
hirts, 25 cents. Red House.