Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


COURT ITEMs.-In Department One of |
the Superior Court yesterday, the case Of
James Riley, charged with burglary, was |
dismissed. It appears that the defendant |
stole box OF tea, belonging to a Sacra- |
mentO firm, from freight car. He was |
arrested and charged with burglary, but |
the principal witness against him dying, |
leaving it very doubtful whether he could |
be convicted, he was allowed to plead |
guilty in the Police Court on a charge of |
petit larceny. Ham Toy, convicted last |
Saturday of an assault with deadly wea- |
pon-a hatchet-upon a Chinawoman, was |
sentenced to one years imprisonment in |
the State Prison at Folsom. The Judge in |
timated that the sentence was made light |
because of a doubt whether the defendant
was Altogether sane. The jury had found
him guilty, however, and he felt called
upon to impose some punishment......R D.
Cooper was tried by jury for an assault to
murder II. A. Slade by shooting him with
deringer some months ago, the bullet
merely abrading the skin. District Attor-
ney Buckley prosecuted, and n. Greene
Curtis defended. The jury returned ver-
dict of not guilty.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
Monday, all the members present except
Nr. Steinman. The report of Isaac Bryan,
Overseer of Road District No. u, was read
and referred to the Chairman of the Com
Inittee on Roads and Bridges. A petition
OF J. Donahue and Others, praying that
certain road be established in Road District
Nc. 3, in accordance with the report of the
viewers filed May 21, 1885, was read and
referred to the Chairman of the Committee
on Roads and Bridges. Mr.. Toomey APP
L. l. Il L
property in Road District No. 10. and COM
planned in regard to water that was being
drained in upon her land. On motion of
Mr.. Jackson, the matter was referred to the
Committee on Roads. AT yesterdays ses-
sion the only business transacted was the
consideration Of this matter, the locality
having been visited by members of the
Board, and it was resolved that the Board
had no jurisdiction in the premises.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Thomp-
son Opera Company will present The
Mikado' again tonight and for thelast time,
as it must give place 10 the beautiful opera
of The Beggar Student" I" The Mikado"
is sung well by this company and the piece
IS very attractively framed in a decidedly
novel and very handsome stage setting
the best seen here for the piece. Some
rather ludicrous errors crept into our re-
view of the opera yesterday, but nothing
that obscured the Judgment regarding the
sapacity of the several singers and actors.
CONCORD LoDGE-At the annual meeting
of Concord Lodge, No. III, F. and a. NJ,
held at Masonic Hall last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected Harry w
Carroll, Worshipful Master; Eugene J.
Gregory, Senior Warden; Henry A. He'll
bron, Junior Warden; John Gruhler, Treas
urcr; William H. Heyener, Secretary; H
l.. Miller, Senior Deacon John w. Guth-
ric, Junior Deacon A. Z. Robinson, Alex
Dunbar, Stewards Thomas Fox Marshal ;
Conrad Clinch Organist; n. A. Kidder
Tyler.
CITY TREAsURY.-Following were the re-
ceipts for the week ending Saturday, De-
cember 9Th: From Joseph n. Herndon,
cemetery dues S109 A S. Woods, water
rates, 81, 0A %; +. H. Mckee, rent etc, S117;
\. A. Kidder, harbor dues, S135; w. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, SO: George
A. Putnam, city licenses, $216 As; George
A. Putnam. dog licenses, 81 81. Total
receipts, 81 ,623 65. Total disbursements,
Sl9,540 60 Total amount in city treas
ury, 1906, 665 II.
New CITIzEys.-In Department One of
the Superior Court, yesterday, the follow
ing persons were admitted to citizenship
Patrick Kearns, native of Ireland, on the
testimony of John Diviney and Samuel J.
Nippon; George NuaZel, native of Aus
tria, on the testimony of Stephen Renner
and Theodore Dahrenger; Frederick Dehn.
native of Germany, on the testimony of
Marcus Peterson and Charles Jackson.
Mass MEETING.-At Turner Hall to-mor-
row evening mass meeting of citizens
viii be held to take action toward securing
the removal of the Chinese from the fields
of industry now occupied by them in this
State. 1t will be addressed by many prom
inent speakers. All law-abiding citizens,
who desire TO see the objects of the meet
ing carried out in o peaceable manner, are
invited to be present.
CLUEIE OPERA House." Life for Life -
was played again last evening, and will be
repeated tonight. Miss Carfano in the
four male disguises, makes her role most
effective. The lady is an accomplished
artist. The scenery is new, very handsome
and the play thrillingly interesting and in
tensely melodramatic.
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Albert NJ. John.
son, receiver, by order of the superior
Court, will sell on the premises, at 10 A. NJ
to-day, the Coffee property on L street
between Fourth and Fifth, being the ives
half of the east half of lot 2, l. and NJ
Fourth and Fifth streets. Sale positive
terms cash.
AUCTION SALEs.-BelI & Co. will sell a
auction at 10 a. n. to-day, at their sales
rooms, Nos. 1904 and 1006 street, larg
lot of groceries, fixtures, furniture, etc. A
II A. NJ, at the same place, they will sci
horses harness, buggies, wagons, etc. Also
a standard organ, in good condition.
LATEST styles of music rolls and folios
from IS cents up, at Hammer music store
sac J street.
Boys, buy yourselves q Christmas suit @
clothes at the Red House. We can sen,
yoa of fine for s11 %, a dandy check, al
wool, at Red House.
BE race at the Rink tonight, betwee
Samuel Confer, of Stockton, CAL, an
Arthur Crozier, Sacramento's boss
skater, for $50 side.
WE have now some rare values in blac
silk, pushes and velvets. Red House
TO-DAY, new lines of millinery goods o
sale Red House.
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