Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-02
LOCAL INTRLLIGEECB.

monthly meeting Of the Board of Directors
OF the Howard Benevolent Association was
held yesterday at the office of w. ?. Cole
man. The reports of the officers of the
Association show 10 men, 81 women and
81 children assisted during the month of
October by the granting of G9f dispensa-
tons. There was an increase Of more than
80 persons on the roll over the number as
sisted IN September, and the list is con-
hnuatiy being increased Several bills
Were left over unpaid, for the want OF
available funds. The donation of clothing
for the past month was very small, and as
the cold weather Will soon be here it is
hoped that the public will not forget to
send their donations to the Howard depot
A meeting Of the Directors and sle active
members OF the Association will be called
for next Sunday, to devise ways and means
to increase the income of the Association
in some way-by ball, or otherwise. Sev-
eral letters were received by the Board.
asking assistance to pay rents during the
coming winter, but, owing to the limited
resources ut hand, the Board deferred any
action on the communications
Police CoURr-In the Police Court Sat
urday the cases of All Oft, for vagrancv.
and Tun Quoy and You Guam, for robbing
& fellow-countryman, were continued until
the 4th......The case of Manuel Sazgo. for
disturbing the peace was dismissed on
payment Of costs......Mrs. Emma Murphy
was tried on charge of embezzlement and
acquitted, the case appearing to have grown
out OF misunderstanding as TO whether
certain articles had been given or only
loaned TO her by another woman, and she
having returned them to the owner 900
Martin Waters, Y. previously convicted of
the larceny of a coat, was fined $50 or fifty
Aou-g 4 }, E.
uty OF stOvewOod, was sent up for thirty
days. San ChOy, arrested for exhibiting
forfeited her deposit.
ARREST FOR THE Manufacturing the
month Of October the police made 1S2 ar
rests as follows: For petit larceny. IA:
DRINKS, II; miSdemeanor, S; selling lottery
tickets, , Vagrancy, To- safekeeping, IS
assault with deadly weapon, . exhibiting,
9; disturbing the peace, % insanity, ,
on suspicion, u; battery, u; common
drunkardS, s. sick men, 3; obtaining
goods under false pretenses, l; detained
witnesses, , murder, embezzlement, 3
surrendered by bondsmen, grand lar
ceny, ,; keeping opium den, l visiting
opium den, 2 forgery, burglary, l ; ex-
posture Of person, / robbery, ,. Twenty
four prisoners en- route stopped at the City
Prison, and A impecunious men were fur
nished lodgings during the month.
LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of William
Naughton. which took place from Odd Eel
lows Temple at r N. yesterday, was one
of the largest that has taken place in this
city for some time past. The members of
Sacramento Lodge, No. ,, |. o. 0. F., and
California Lodge, No. 1880, X. of H, turned
out in large numbers, arrayed in the regalia
OF those organizations. The local military
companies of the First Artillery Regiment
turned out with full ranks, headed by the
regimental band. The internent took
place in the City Cemetery. The pail
bearers We're From the military, Sergeant
J. J. Heffernan, private 7. O. Flaherty
from the civic societies, J.W. Guthrie, Geo.
+. Bronner, Carl Strobel and George Mont
gomcry.
ALMOST CASE OF DRowNING.-Yester-
day afternoon three young men-William
Woods, William Bryant and Charles Barren
stecher took a ride on the slickens-laden
Sacramento, in light sail-boat While
coming mp the river, about P NJ driven
by strong breeze from the south, the PROV
of the boat struck a sand bar with such
force that the boat was overturned, and its
occupants thrown into the current Charles
Barenstecher, who, by the way, is a poor
swimmer would have drowned had it not
been for the assistance rendered him by his
companions. As it was, they had to roll
him on the sand for quite a while to get
the water out of him. and for some mo-
ments it was thought life was extinct.
SALOON Decentralization time dur
ing Saturday night thieves gained entrance
to Charles Schepps saloon, at 6O4 street,
by climbing over the back fence and fore
ing the rear door. They cut hole through
the bottom of the mOney-till and took
therefrom 81 in dimes and nickels. They
carried away with them several hundred
cigars, several bottles of wine and num-
Der of cards. They evidently were thirsty
and hungry. for they drank quantity of
beer, bottle of vermouth and ate all the
cold lunch there was in sight. A sack con-
tanning $40 and another which held $40 in
dimes and nickels escaped their sight. This
is the third time this saloon has been
robbed during the past few months.
MONUMENT ScHooL.-The following is
the roll of honor for Monument School, C.
A. Cole, teacher, for the month of October:
Ellie Griffith, "a Herbert Entrican, 93 ::
Edith Perkins, "a; Helen King, 9S; Johnny
Perkins, 9S; Bonnie Bentley 81 Herbert
Parkinson 95; May Clark, 81 Dan Clark.
"a; Ollie King 9S; Ella Cave, 92 Maud
King, 80; Matte Clark, 81; Wilbur Park
inson, IS; Lester Bentley, 96; Minnie
Perkins, 9S Minnie Clark, SO; Mollie
Clark, 80; Laura Parkinson, %; Genie
Parkinson, %.
CoNMERcIAL.-T The following steamers
arrived at Sacramento on Saturday: San
Joaquin, No. 4, from San Francisco, with
merchandise and barge of freight for the
upper river; D. E. Knight, en- route from
San Francisco to Marysyille Neponset No.
>, from the lower Sacramento, with pro-
duce. Departed-San joaquin No. 4, for
San Francisco, with two bargeS of grain (;
Varuna, for the upper Sacramento, with
barge of merchandise NeponSet No. ,, for
the upper Sacramento, with merchandise.
CITY TREAsURY.-Following were the re-
ceipts for the week ending Saturday, DC
tober 31st: From Joseph n. Herndon,
cemetery dues, S35 %; A. S. Woods, water
rates, 81 IA IS; \. A. Kidder, harbor dues,
S115; Z. II. Mckee, rent, SIS; W. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, S25 George A.
Putnam, city licenses, S404 16; George A.
Putnam, dog licenses, 50 81. Total, ST.
S02 80. Total disbursements, 81 ,666 81.
Total amount in city treasury, 1857, 379 g..
PACKING TnIE.-F you need some spare
ribs and tenderloins, go to Mohr & york =
DR. REID has removed to Masonic Tenn
pie, corner Sixth and h streets.