Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SETTLED WITH The STATE.-R. b. Hath
away, Treasurer of Contra Costa county,
came to the city yesterday to make set
Element with the State for the quarter end
ing March LIST. He owed the State 81 ,975 II.
He did not bring the coin, but produced the
certificate of special deposit, calling for
$4,000, which was issued by the late State
Treasurer, William A. January. State
Treasurer Oullahan Endorsed that amount
on the back of the certificate, and gave him
receipt for the money which was accepted
by the Controller. This transaction is in
accordance with an Act passed at the last
session of the Legislature which reads us
follows; " In all cases where, prior TO the
passage of this Act, the County Treasures
of this State have deposited money in the
State Treasury, and taken the receipt of the
State Treasurer therefor, which receipt re-
cites that the deposit is to be applied in his
next settlement with the State Controller,
such receipt shall be received by the State
Treasurer from any of such County Treas
urerS, or their successors in office, for the
sum named on the face of such receipt, in
payment of any sum required by law to be
paid to the State by any such County Treas
urers, or their successors i'll Office, or from
any county they or either of them repre-
sent
CHASED BY GARRoTERs.-E. Gruhler closed
his place of business near the Postotfice
about l o'clock yesterday morning and
started home When he was crossing
Fourth street he noticed three men start
from the sidewalk in front of the saloon on
the southwest corner of Fourth and X, and
commence following him. When he COM
menced walking rapidly they quickened
their pace, and almost caught up with him
at Fifth street. He noticed one of them
take to the street, evidently trying to get
ahead of him, when he became frightened
and commenced to run down Fifth street
The three individuals, who no doubt were
garroters, followed, running also. He
proved TO be the best runner of the four,
and when he reached /. where he resides,
the gate being open, he dod zed inside and
crouched down behind the fence The trio
came running by, and having lost sight of
him in the darkness, began prospecting the
lumber piles in a vain endeavor to find
him. Mr.. Gruhler had pistol in his hand,
but was afraid TO use it. He says he knows
the parties by sight and can point them ont
TO the police.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of Ralph Austin and Will
lie Dias for malicious mischief, were dis
missed. Sentence in the case of F. F.
DOland, convicted of disturbing the peace
and carrying a concealed weapon, was post
pOned until tomorrow Potato Brooks
accused of having been drunk. was dis
charged. zee. Richard Roe and John Doe,
DRINKS, forfeited their deposits. The
cases of Stephen Lowery and Han jim, for
misdemeanor in violating the health ordi-
nance, were continued until the 23d......J.
B. Harrison and +. +. Harris, for sleeping
in a railroad car, were sentenced to fifteen
days in the county Jail.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL STocK.-The Friend
& Terry Lumber Company, corporation
dong business in this city, has increased
its capital stock from 800 shares, of the
par value of 500 per share, to 1850 shares
of the value of 800, making the capital stock
$225 600. The Directors are A. NJ. Samp-
son, Il. G. BiXbee +. J. Holt, John Stevens,
W. f. Terry. The original l 800 shares was
held as follows A. NJ. Sampson, 493; J.
w. Holt and son, 800; w +. Terry, 34S;
Robert g. BiXbee, trustee $50; Robert q.
Bixbee, 2; John Stevens, >.
FoR MIsDEMEANoR. - Deputy United
States Marshal Dunlap came up from San
Francisco Yesterday with a warrant from
the United States Circuit Court for the ar
rest of |. Given Hoag on a charge of misde-
meanor in sending forbidden printed mat
ter through the mails. He was lately work
ing for the railroad company at Bakers
field, but, getting sick. was brought to the
Railroad Hospital, where the Deputy Mar
shall and officer Ash arrested him
from the upper Sacramento, with barge
load Of grain; barge --. from San Fran
cisco, with lumber for Richards & Knox
and the Sacramento Lumber Co. Cleared,
steamer Dover, for the upper Sacramento,
with merchandise and barge light; steamer
Clara Bell, for the lower Sacramento with
merchandise; steamer San Joaquin No. :,
for San Francisco, with barge load of grain.
LEG BRoKEx. - Last Tuesday Charles
Griffin, Of Davisville, who has been fore
man for Hecht Bros. for a score of years,
was engaged in unloading lumber from a
car when large portion of the carload
started, and one piece crushed his left leg
against some of the material already on the
ground, fracturing it badly above the ankle.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN MeEwAN.-At 11:20
last night w. E. McEwan, a well known
young printer ana formerly captain OF the
Governors Guard Cadets departed this life
after q long and painful illness. Deceased
was steady, upright young man. and
greatly liked among his acquaintance
TRADE-M Observation-Disclosures have been
filed with the Secretary of State as follows
A. B. Cruickshank, ofSan Francisco, Rosa
dine for a hair tonic. John Reynolds of
San Francisco, " Reynolds Excelsior Sold
ering Solution Henry P. Wood. Of San
Francisco, Big Six Hose Patch
BRouGHr HoME.-Fred Ballahr, of this
city, who has been working at Fresno,
sprained his ankle severely a few days ago,
and Yesterday came back to Sacramento.
The injury is so troublesome that he fears
there was something more than sprain
ALL colors in brocaded goods at cents
per yard Silk Spanish lace ties, 45 inches
long by six inches wide, at 20 cents each.
Ladies white silk handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, for % cents. Black and colored
silks in our great sale tomorrow. See our