Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-09
Auction Sale
Bell & Co.-This morning.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FLORAL FESTIVAL EXTRA.

FLORAL FESTIVAL EXTRA.
The great demand for the RECORD UNION
Of Thursday, containing the extended re-
port Of the Floral Festival, and which soon
exhausted the very large edition issued,
was repeated yesterday in the orders re-
ceiyed for the WEEKLY USIoS, and the
largely increased edition OF that paper was
also soon all taken. These calls continued
throughout the day many wishing as high
Is from fifty to SCyenty-tive papers. In or
der to meet the wishes of our patrons and
the public, four-page FLORAL FESTIVAL
EXTRA of the RECORD UNION Will be issued
tais morning. This Will contain the full
reports and description Of the Floral Fes-
dval as published in Thursday and Fri
days editions, together with the sten0-
graphic report of the Press banquet a full
description of the Art Gallery and its con-
tents, as presented to the city: the Mar
gaerite Home, and all the special features
of the occasion. The FLORAL FESTIVAL
EXTRA will be sold for five cents per copy,
and those wishing large or small numbers of
the edition should apply il season, as
many orders have already been received.
RESIGNATION AND PRoMorIoH.-Charle
A Grow, Auditor of the Motive Power and
Machinery Department Of the Central Pa
CiGc Railroad for many years, has resigned
his position, and will, it is said. become
private secretary TO Moses Hopkins. The
vacancy made by Mr. Grows resignation
Will, it is rumored, be filed by the promo
ton of y. II. Foster, chief clerk at the
railroad works i'll this city for about nine
years. While pleased 10 hear of Mr.. Eos
ters promotion, his friends viii not be
surprised at il, as his competency IS uni
ve-sally acknowledged and his close APP
pliCatiOn to business and efficiency in pro-
noting the interests of the company have
deserved recognition, and are 4 guarantee
OF his success in higher sphere Of action.
The change Is not expected - be made be
fore the lst of June.
Books LATELY PURCHASE. Among the
books recently purchased for the City Ii
brary are the following, which viii be
ready for general circulation this morning
As Elements of Moral Science" Porter
Memoirs of Caroline Bauer, two vol
umes; Life of George Eliot" G. W.
Cross, three volumes; Boots and Sad
dies" Z. b. Custer; Captains OF Indus
dy,' Parton; Open Dper, Across the
Chasm, Stories by American Authors,
two volumes; DR.. Grattan, Hammond;
Queer Stories for Boys and Girls, FggIes
ton; Briertield Tragedy Redd Lost
Trail" Ellis; Hannah Tarne, Men of
Invention and Industry, Smiles; Origin of
Man. Lubbock; Rescue of Greedy,
Schiey & Solcy; James Madison Gay
Samuel Adams" Hosmer.
COUNTY JAIL REroRr.-Sheritf Wilson
reports that during the month Of April
i02 prisoners were confined in the County
jail, as follows: For murder, :: rob
berry, burglary 6 grand larceny :; en-
bczZlcment J. obtaining money by false
pretenses, l; arson, /; petit larceny, 10;
vagrauCy, Il; disturbing the peace, u; bat
terry, 6 uisGcmCanOr Is common drunk
ards, 8; safe keeping, , insanity, >. OF
these, 3 were sent to the state Prison, 80
were discharged upon expiration Of sen
tence, were en- route 10 Folsom Prison, !
was returned to State Prison , were dis
charged hy order of Court. j were sent to
the county hospital, , to the insane asylum.
and were discharged on satisfaction OF
fine leaving Il in the jail May Isl.
ARRESTS FOR THE Manufacturing the
month of April the police made 207 arrests,
rs follows For disturbing the peace, Is;
safe keeping. 81 yagrancy l.; petit lar
Ceny, Il; kidnapping burglary, mis-
demcauur, S battery, - on suspicion, 10 {;
carving concealed weapons, / exhibiting,
10 slecaing in cars, 10; malicious mis-
chief 5 drunks. %; escape from insane
asylum. detained witnesses, =; felony,
visiting opium den, ,; obtaining money
b. false pretenseS, ,; common drGn6ard,
drawing deadly weapon, / descTtcr, ;
embezzlement. |: murder , During the
month IS " dodgers were accommodated
n the sjation-house. and II prisoners en-
route stopped over night in administration,
BoAED OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present. Claims
for the month Of April rs reported by the
Finance Committee were allowed. Bills
OF the Sunset Telephone Company, to the
amount OF 81 So were laid over, Is they
were for the use Of telephone in advance.
Bills OF John McComber amounting 10
SO ~, Were referred to toe District Attnr-
nev, and subsequently allowed for So 70
Ihe Board then opened as 4 Swamp Land
Board, and the bin OF VIM Poole. for $500
and All Eye, FOR sl77, on Swamp Land Dis
tict No 4u7, were allowed The Board
then adjourned for the term.
THE FENcE LAw.-Referring to the in.
curry OF correspondent OF the RECORD.
UNION, published a few days ago, rolativ,
to the fence law as applicable 10 Sacramento
county. Senator Reuter- SAYS that the bill
introduced by Assemblyman Byron Waters
of San Bcrnardino, in the Legislature o.
1878, and which became law. is still il
effect 1t was made to apply 10 Sacrament,
county. Is we'll as 10 several other counties
and under its provisions the owner Of stocl
IS compelled to look after it. and IS Liable
for the damage it may do by trespassing
Farmers need not construct fences, unlcs
so inclined.
LADIES kid sandals, 81 Misses three
strap sandals, 10 cents. Misses goat shoes
81. Ladies' goat shoes, 81 %, on sale to
day. Red:House.
SEE our advertisement in to-day's ISSUE
Also, last evenings q" Bee" Every articl
Especial drive, Red House