Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-08
LOCAL IHTTELLIGENGR.


aVGAA lIaIElLI6ENUh.
a Case for Sympathy and Aid.
EDS. BECoRD-UNIoN | desire to call
special and immediate attention to the
case OF Mrs. Norris of Chico whose boy
was recently run over by the cars in this
city, and shockingly mutilated, losing both
his legs. He is now at the Railroad Hos
pital receiving medical attention; but his
mother, a very poor but worthy woman,
with 4 large family to support by taking in
washing, is now here without a cent OF
money and not able to leave, nor is she
willing to leave her bOy-doomed to the
life of a crippIe-until he is better In her
behalf ! would ask the sympathy and the
aid OF all whose hearts are touched by this
sad accident. Mothers, put yourselves in
her place, and do as you would be done by.
The mother is temporarily with the family
where ! am now boarding, and from per-
sonal acquaintance | believe her to be q
worthy object Of charity. In conclusion,
may | suggest that those who may feel in
clined to contribute to her pressing wants,
leave amounts at the RECORD MON office
for her Respectfully, A. !. FROST.
fNoTE.-Any contributions left at this
Office as suggested will be received and
turned over to Rev. DR.. Frost for Mrs.
MoTis.-EDs REcoRD-U MON
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present. Min
utes read and approved Finley McAlil-
Ian appeared before the Board with his
counsel, Matt r. Johnson. in obedience to
a citation issued to him by the Board at the
June session. in regard to the protest of
John Aston to the election of Mcmillan as
Overseer of Road District No. 3 Mr. Me
Mullen moved that the Board reconsider
its action whereby Mcmillan was unani-
mOusly elected Overseer. The Chair ruled
the motion out of order. The Board was
then addressed by Henry Starr on behalf
of Aston, and Matt. +. Johnson, on behalf
of the respondent. aud the matter was sub
mitted and decided by the Chair to be out
of order. MI Mcmillan having been unan-
imouSly elected, filed his bond and entered
upon the duties of his office. \ cOmmu-
nication from \. c. Sweetser, agent for q.
~. Phelan protesting against changing the
h-g:darv line Of the Phelan tract ad-
Joining the city on the east, was read and
placed on file.
ORR FOR THE RUBtcoy.-A large party of
ladies and gentlemen from Florin, Sacra-
mento, etc, assembled at Folsom Monday
morning, and started on u three weeks trip
to the Rubicon. The party includes J. /.
Jackson and wife, George Jones and family,
W. Wright and family, John Reese and
family William Scholefield, Dave Reese,
John Scholefield, David Jenkins. William
Gardner, Charles Lee, Jr., Frank Shepler,
Charles Mack, Sr., Charles Mack, Jr., Mrs.
Davis, of Sacramento, and Mrs. f. Reese,
of Floriu. 4 large number OF children ac-
company the party. Eight wagons are re-
quired to transport the eXcursionists and
their baggage They will travel in the We
hices rs FAR as possible, and pack for q
few miles The country they are going to
abounds in game, large and small, as well
rs fish II will keep the hunters and fishers
busy, however, to supply the village ac-
companying them.
The COUNTY ASSESSMENT RoLL.-The
County Assessor has as usual completed his
roll on time, and yesterday it was submit
ted to the Board Of Supervisors, who will
be in session daily for about TWO weeks, Il
hear anv statements that may be made con
corning It. The roll shows the following
facts: Value of real estate other than city
and town lots, 50, so $50; Improvements on
same, 81 .337 ,S95; city and town lots. $l,O25,
$50. improvements ON same, 50 o91 $50; tele
graph lines, 81 $50; mining bitches, Sl9,500
personal property, $5,55I49O. Total assess
ment, S2G,172, $50. This IS exclusive OF as
sesslnent on railroads, which viii be made
by the rate Board of Equalization. The
total value in 1854 was SIG, $50, 525, which
is SiI7.355 less than this year.
BASEBALL CHAILENGEs.-The knicker
booker Baseball Club of this city publishe:
q challenge to any strictly junior club il
the State to play game, or they viii play
with any OF the clubs-senior or junior-O
Woodland, DaUsville or Brighton. Com
municauons addressed To Elias Steinman
manager OF the Knickerbockcrs, will re
ceiye prompt attention......The Haverlys
of San Francisco, publish a challenge t.
any club in the State 10 play them for S25(
a side. While neither of the senior Sacra
mento clubs would probably care to accep
the challenge, there are gentlemen here
who would be willing to back q nine. com
posed Of members of both clubs. agains
the champions, and perhaps such mattel
could be made.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of Ed. McAllister. for peti
larceny: John Hilton, disturbing the peace
Sax McKenna, vagrancy, and Mary Rob
erts. alias Chin-du- Wan, for being com
mon drunkard, were continued until to
day.. Chuck Wah was tried on a charg,
of misdemeanor, convicted and will receiy
Indictment this neutrality-suspicious. Broad
bent. arrested for being drunk, was dis
charged up. Shay, taken in on a lik
charge. forfeited his deposit The case
of Lon Dive and All Coon, charged witt
gaming. went over until tomorrow ..
Frank Clinch was convicted of having beel
drunk and Will receive sentence at to-day
session.
VINO SHE Is-In the REooRp-UNIoN c
the 4th instant was published an item stat
ing that William Mather, of Toano New
died recently intestate, leaving quite an es
tate. His daughter married few year
ago contrary TO the wishes OF her father
no correspondence passed between ther
afterwards. and her whereabouts are un
known to those looking after the property
A correspondent, referring TO the matter
saws: The daughter referred to is tn
wife of Judge NJ S. Horan who once live
in Sacramento, bat is now in San Fran
cisco
RECEPTION AND INSTALLATION. - Mex
Saturday evening Sacramento and Cnio
Lodges, a. o. L. w, and Lily of the Val
lev Lodge, D. of H., will have joint in
stallation OF officers at Changers Hal
"Father Upchurch, founder Of the Order
who is now on visit TO the coast, will b
present. and also the Grand Officers, an
the occasion viii be made reception an
reunion in honor of the distinguish
auess. Wives and members, and thei
sons and daughters over II years of age
Rzuu;,4yited to attend.