Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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FINE HoRsE-cAR.-There has recently
been constructed at the railroad works and
Is now in the paint shop there receiving
the finishing touches, a very fine car for
the use of ]. B. Haggin in transporting his
horses. 1t somewhat resembles a baggage
car, having two side doors and also end
doors. A ventilator extends the full length
of the roof, as in a passenger car. 1t has
accommodations for twelve horses. each
being furnished with q Separate stall, and
all of the stalls padded thoroughly, and
handsomely as we'll on the sides and rear
end. The four stalls on each side are per-
manent, and in the center of the car, be
tween the two rows, is pasSageway, 40 ar
ranged that 1t can be converted into SINH
lar stalls al moments notice. The horses
at either end of the car face each other
three with their backs to the locomotive
and three facing it-and the gangway be-
tween furnishes room for the men in charge
TO move about. and for the storage of feed
etc. The stalls are so arranged that they
can be cleaned without moving the horse
out; and, III fact, the entire design is very
complete in all respects. The car has been
named " Rancho del Paso.'
A VALUABLE BooK-There has just been
received from the State Printing Office a
valuable book, compiled by Thomas L..
THOMPSON. Secretary of State. 1t is a conf
piete review of the State and county gov
ernments, giving the name of each officer
his politics, salary, date of election and
when his term will expire also, all the
Commissioners of the different State inSti-
tutions with their Postoffice address: the
judicial and legislative departments, both
State and national q complete list of Com
Iuissioners of Deeds for California, and
where located; also, list of NotarieS Pub
lie that were acting on January l, 1885, by
counties, with the dates at which their
terms expire; the vote for the highest and
lowest candidate for Presidential Elector on
each ticket in each precinct in the State at
the last election, in tabulated form the
vote for Representatives in Congress, in the
game manner; also, the aggregate popula-
ton of California, by counties, according
to the United census of 1850.
FIRE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Are regular monthly
meeting of the BOARD of Fire Commits
sioners was held last evening. Minutes of
the previous meeting were read and APP
proved. On motion, the payroll for the
month of February was allowed and or
dered paid On motion, the following bills
were duly allowed Charles Barnes 81
Sacramento Bee, 81 Bdwell & Cook,
s. 50; George Schroth, s. II; J. P. Nc
Manus, $50; S Sturmier 81 80; George W.
Young. 81 so; Billingsley & Co, 81 80;
John Holingsworth, $l4 50; Neubourg &
Lagos, 50 60; Heating & Pagan, s24 rs +.
A Beartlslee, $40; Sullivan & Rayekes,
s. Is; Whittier, Fuller & Co, s. 50; NJ.
81 G. , "A
VOORHEES, & Co, 81; Nixon Il Wheeler. s.
Myers & Barber, s6 So Bee Hive Store,
81 70; c. H. Krebs & Co, 81 Capital Gas
Company, ST. 40. Reports of the different
Forcmen for the month of February were
received and placed on file.
EXECUTIVE PARDoNs.-The Governor yes
tegday signed the following pardonS: Lee
Yoat, convicted at the January term, 1881,
of the Superior Court of San Francisco, of
murder in the first degree, and sentenced
for the term Of his natural life The Board
of Prison Commissioners recommended
that an immediate pardon be granted on
the ground that he was dying of cOnsump-
ton, and his friends have agreed to send
him back TO China should he survive suffi-
GENTLY long T. A. Hanson. convicted at
the Nav term of the Superior Court 1884
in the first degree, and sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the State Prison
The Board of Prison Commissioners recon-
mended the pardon on the ground that he
had borne an excellent name and character
prior to his arrest had clearly no criminal
intent in the matter and was convicted and
sentenced as above through his own ignor-
ance.
ANOTHER TEHDER.-State Controller
Dunn, on the 9th of February, issued re-
QUESTION upon the Treasurer of San Diego
county, requiring him, within twenty days
from its receipt, TO pay into the State Treas
ury the amount of State funds due from
that county The requiSition was received
by the County Treasurer on the 18th, four
DAYS after il was issued. He Immediately
started his deputy for Sacramento, with
coin sufficient together with the certificate
of svETN deposit issued be ex-State Treas
urer( Ifuary, 10 make the required
am6~~f This was yesterday rendered the
State Treasurer, who would not accept the
certificate The twenty DAYS will be up on
Wednesday March 4th. The deputy does
not know what TO do in the premises, and
has telegraphed for instructions.
THE TIvoI.-The Tivoi will in the fu-
ture be run by the Eldred Brothers, who
promise the theater-g going public that
many new and chaste attractions will be
presented, new talent, new plays, and
good standard adhered to. "Perplexity
has been played throughout the week to
good business. 1t will be presented at the
matinee this afternoon and again this even
ing. II is a highly amusing comedy of
four acts, depicting hilarious scenes from
every day life, and gives every one in the
play an opportunity to dc, good acting; If
one wants to have . good laugh and en-
joy an evening of genuine fun he should
not fail to see Perplexity.
AssIexEEs SALE.-On Thursday, March
9Th, by order OF Court, on the premises at
Brighton, George ". Chesley, assignee OF
the estate Of s II. Pugh, insolyent, will
sell lot of personal property, consisting
in part as follows; One wagon one buggy,
double and single harness, telescope, coun-
ter scales, fountain, mirror, fancy vases, bar
and fixtures, groceries, chairs, tables, silver
watch, etc.