Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-31
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
VIII REPORT IN FEBRUARY.-Some time
since Messrs. Buckingham and Dibble, two
Of the Fish Commissioners, made report
to the Governor, which was printed and
generally distributed. From the organ:Za-
ton OF the present Commission there has
been an apparent disagreement between MIR,
Redding. the other Commissioner, and his
colleagues. From the first there was q
division between them, Mr.. Redding wish
ing to follow in the wake of the former
Commission, and MesSrs. Buckingham and
Dibble wishing to take a new departure.
ON Wednesday last Mr. Redding wrote a
letter TO the Governor, in which he said he
was compelled TO take a rapid trip TO the
East. having to leave for Washington on
Saturday, January 31st. Continuing, he
said 4" This will prevent me from making
minority report until the latter part OF
February" He said he had written to
A>-enblyman J. V. Coleman setting forth
the several amendments TO the present laws
relative 10 Ssh and game that he desired
passed.
Insurance CAsEs-Departmen Two of
the Superior Court has been occupied nearly
all of this week with the hearing of cases
growing ont of the refusal of certain COM
pauieS TO pay the losses upon the property
of | H Locy, OF Durham destroyed some
time ago by fire The first case was that of
Adams, Men ell X Co. Ito whom LOcy had
assigned his policy VS. The South British
and National Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, and the jury settled it Thursday
nj sht by finding a verdict in favor of plain
titfs for 81 600, the amount sued for 1t be-
ing thar company's proportion of the loss
sustained. The jury found, as Il special YER
dict that the total loss was $4,000. \ ester
day the trial of the case of Locy vs.. The
American Central Insurance Company, the
Pacific Fire Insurance Company and the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company was
commenced, and is still on trial Freeman,
Johnson Il Bates represent the plaintiff,
and Gray d Haven ana I. c. Van Ness the
p efeiidants
Farewell Observation-Disclosures even
ing. the members of Company a, First Ar
tillery Regiment gave Sergeant Kuhl, at
his residence, a farewell banquet Mr.
kuh being the spokesman of the com
lauv, he was presented with an elegant
blue silk sash. upon which was printed in
letters of silver To Sergeant kuhl, Of
Company y The silver-tongued orator of
the First Regiment, about to depart for
Arizona. Tom Fitch, look out for your
laurels Mr.. kuhl leaves to-day for Mo
have. 10 take charge of the railroad black
smith shops at that place. His loss Is
greatly felt by those in arms, and, II IS in
umated. hv one who is not in arms much
more severely. However, the Sergeant says
ne will arrange the latter matter satSiac
torilV soon.
YoUNG TRAvELEEs.-Two boys, 10 or y
years of age, applied at the stadon-house
for lodgings Thursday night and were ac-
Commodated They stated that they left
homes at Chico about two weeks ago, 10
look for work. having a capital OF two
dollars and unincumbered with baggage.
This amount of cash sItficed them 10 travel
about from place 10 place since then, but
the novelty of skirmishing FOR food ana
lodging wore of and when they left the
station-house they announced that they
We're going back to Chico. They declared
that they aid not run away from home, but
II they did not their parents must have had
great confidence in the ability OF the young
stcrs 10 care for themselves.
SrErrED on HIMSELF At the Plaza yes
tcrday afternoon number OF boys were
amusing themselves jumping. One Of the
number Henry Roberts. jumped in such a
manner that his feet slipped when they
struck the ground and he sat down with
considerable emphasis. As he was arising,
one of the boys iostled against HIM, and by
some peculiar twist he was made 10 bring
one of his heels upon his left hand, with
which he was raising himself, and the fore
finger was broken and also lacerated by the
nails III his boot
STATE LIBRARY BooKs.-Durins the past
week a large number Of books were re
ceiyed al the State Library from Paris,
treating upon the questions of sewerage and
irrigation number OF Senators and As
semhlvluen. members of the committees
on irrigation. Immediately entered upon
their examination They all agreed thar
they were wel-bOund, neatly printed, but
could not nudge as to their merits, until
they had called in Senator Routier. They
are printed in French.
COUNTY SETTLEMENTS. The County
Treasures continue to pour into the State
treasury the amounts due from their re-
s,ectivc counties for the last State levy.
The counties who made their settlements
with the State Controller yesterday, and
who afterwards paid the amount due into
the State treasury, are as follows: olo,
S72.Sl2 9G: Yuba, S22,620 Sc; san Luis
Obispo. SIG. so So; Santa Cruz, S5390l So
Marin. $45,795 "a; san joaquin, 500
COS %.
Police CouRT. In the Police Court
yesterday William Cants was tried on a
charge of battering a Chinaman, found
guilty and sentenced to sixty days in the
County JAIL. The cases of John Smith and
J ". Wilson, for burglary, were further
continued until this morning 1.-The cases
OF T. X. Alsip and A c. Sweetser, for mis-
demeanor, We're set for February 9TH.
John J. Cusic6 case Of battery went over
until February eth
MARLAND all-wool plaided ladies cloth
- cents Irregular price, 81, a inches wide
all-wool sergeS. At inches wide, in large
broken-cheels, reduced from 81 to SO cents
Red House.
BOYS calf, button shoes (sizes ? to 81.
81 Is; misses &" B" calf shoes-riveted-
Isles IL to y, 81 ladies fine French kid,
s. so; mems calf " Eureka" boots, 50 30.
Red House.
ATTENTION, LEGISLATORS Fine imported
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