Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Police &C JRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case Of Pat McDouohue, for
The case of Frank Mankin, accused of an
assault with deadly weapon, was dismissed
on payment of costs, by consent of the prose-
cution James Williams was found guilty
of petty larceny and fined SIS. George
Baldwin pleaded guilty of having been drunk
and was fined $40. e. The case of Robert
Hunter, arrested for being a common drunk
ard, was continued until the 81 instant. .
Josephine Kelly, accused of having been
drunk, was discharged on motion of the City
Attorney and payment of costs =. Misses
All Hue and All John were tried for INSIDE
mearor. The former was found guilty and
fined the costs; the latter was acquitted
VIM. McCsnts was found guilty of disturb
ing the peace and will appear for sentence
this morning James Lewis, accused of
disturbing the peace was discharged All
Ming was found guilty of petty larceny and
fined SIS. Mary Roberts wssfouad guilty of
disturbing the peace and fined $50. ... Thos.
McCstfsry pleaded guilty on o similar charge
and received like punishment. The case
of Dennis Cunningham, for misdemeanor,
went over until the 81.
YoLO COUNTY PRoHIBTIoNIsTs.-T Y olo
county members Of the Prohibition party met
at Woodland last Saturday in mass Conven-
ton to elect five delegates to the State Con
vention, which is to meet in San Francisco
June 17th. The attendance was very small
As dele gates, George W. Cooper. of Cache
viii 7 ~ Av,
of Winters Rev. j. Z. Cohenour and Pro
lessor ", Ii. Martin, of Woodland, were
elected. As there had been some dissatisfac-
ton with the Central Committee. q new ore
was elected, as follows: Woodland precinct
w il. Martin North Putah, j. B. Tufts
Grafton. John Black North Grafton, q. +.
Mcdonald; West Grafton, J. H. Murphy;
West Cottonwood, J. NJ. B. Wyatt East
Cottlnwood, Oliver Stevens Buckeye, VIM
Sims; Fairview, c. P. Dubois; Cacheville,
George w. Cooper. A motion was made and
carried that the committee appoint members
from the precincts omitted III the above list
THE LAST CHINESE Acknowledging
HIS yet been heard of All Mon, who fatally
shot Toy Tie Sunday forenoon on Third
street. between I and J, bus the Chinese ap-
pear TO believe that he will be arrested, SIS
there is a reward for his capture, and be does
not appear to have many friends to interpGse
in his favor. The murdered man has not
many friends here either-only brother and
uncle, who have not much property, but offer
500 reward for All Mons arrest. 1t Is as.
serted on good authority that neither murderer
nor victim belonged to either OF the Chinese
lodges, report to the contrary notwith-
standing. Coroner Clark will hold an inquest
upon Toy Tie this evening.
NV CITIzNs.-In Department Two of
the Superior Court, Saturday, Walter jarrett,
a native of the Sandwich Islands, was ad.
mitted to citizenship on the testimony of Ed
ward Mahuka and Jim Crow. Yesterday, in
Department One, Francisco Piano, native
of Italy, was admitted on the testimony OF
Nicholas Grondone and Joseph Tacchini. In
Department Two, Thomas Kreutzer, a ma
tive Of Germany, was admitted on the testi-
mony of NJ Miller and a. Bsuer, and pre-
sentation of his honorable discharge from the
United States Army.
BAL MAsQUE-The ninth annual masque-
rade ball of Our Friends Social Club will be
held at Armory Hall this evening. Every
thing promises well for the success of the
entertainment. Many tickets have been sold,
z large portion OF the subscribers intending to
sppesr 10 costume. The handsome prizes to
be awarded to the most successful maskers
are on exhibition at w 3. MileG's jewelry
store, j street, near Seventh, and attract
much attention. Ladies and carriage tickets
can be obtained at the Office Of the Secretary,
No. 800 } street.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED. - Yesterday the
Governor appointed and commissioned the
following Notaries Public: II. Wilkins, for
Marin county, Co reside at san Rafael, orig
inal VIM. Heeser, Mendocins county, to re.
side at Mendlcino, vice Hamilton, resigned
Z. Z zsnhauser. Modoc county, to reside at
Lookout. vice Browhen, resigned; Richmond
Davis, Sacramento county, to reside in Sac
ramento, vice self, term expired; i B. Walt
hall, Stanislsus county, to reside at Modesto,
vice self, term expired
STATE LIBRARY INvEsTIGATGoN.-A meet
ing of tie Trustees of the State Library will
be held at ! P W. to-day, at the library rooms,
to hear and act finally upon the charges
pending against the Librarian, Talbot II.
Wallis. Ii may be IS Mr.. Edgerton, one of
the Trustees, aud Grove l.. johnson, one Of
the attorneys in the case, are engaged in the
Superior Court, that an adjournment until
evening will be had.
ENTERTAINMENT AT SIwAsH.-Our CORE
spondent at Siwash, Sacramento county,
writes that the entertainment given at the
school-house in that place. on the evening of
March 29sh, by the Literary Society. was the
finest affair IF the kind ever known in the
place. The attendance was UNEXPECTEDLY
large, the condition OF the roads being CON
sidered. and all were highly pleased with the
manner ia which the lengthy programme was
carried out
SLIGHT FIRE.-Sunday morning the resi-
deuce Of w. X. Cotbrip, y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, caught ere from the
stove in the diniug.room, and Mr.. Cothrin
had q lively time eXtinguish!ny the blaze, hnt
ne succeeded in doiog so without calling in
the services Of the Fire Department. Cur
taius, paneliuP, etc, were damaged to the
total OF about $500.
PoRT WARDENs.-Governor Stoneman yes
terdsy appointed aad commissioned Port
Wardens Of the port Of San Francisco, as
follows: George Cummings, Of San Fran
cisco. vice William Young. term expired;
Otto Luiers, vice George 4. Bromley, term
expired; Charles Thorn, vice Archibald
HsrlOe, term expired.
REVENUE CoILEcrIoNs.-The report of A.
L. Frost, Collector, shows that the internal
revenue collections, in the Fourth District of
California, during the month of March, were
IS follows: GA distilled spirits, etc,
S7l52 Is; on tobacco. snuff, cigars, etc,
SOAP g.: on fermentsd LIQUORS, S4,773 %.
Total, ST.. 500 10.
SPRING OPENING Of French b1unets. bats
and other novelties on Tuesday aud Wednes.
day, April lst and p, at Mrs. Bonds, 523 J
street.
MEMS fancy cashmere sumner suits tall
gooD s. -. Rad House
MEMS tapsole calf boots. g 80. Red