Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRr.-Dr. G. A.
White, Superintendent of the County
Hospital, makes the following report for
October: Number of patients in Hospital
October lst, $50; admitted during the
month, Ga; died, I; discharged, So re-
naming November 1st, 1914; meals fur
nlshed destitute applicants. 175. Those
who died We're Mary Pilkington, native
OF Ireland, aged so years, of malignant
ulcers; Samuel b. Moore, Louisiana, 45
years, consumption; 4. J. Springer Rus
STA, IS years, aneurism of aorta Henry
Grover, Massachusetts, % years, chronic
cysuts; Lorenz Wamsgang, Germany, 81
years, peritonitis; Julius Cohn New York.
AZ years, consumption; Nellie Sayles,
Maine, p years, liberation of the bowels.
The current expenses We're s., Al 16, of
which 500 was for salaries, and $1,72l 16
Tor subsistence.
BARwIcE's REPoRr.-The rainfall yester-
day evening at Sacramento, up to : o'clock,
was "a Of an inch, making &c of an inch
for this storm, and Sc of an inch for the
seasOn-aS against 2.6l inches to an equal
date last year. The barometer is falling in
southern Oregon, northern and central
California. and rising in Washington Ter
rltory, northern Oregon and southern Cali
fornia. The wind is southerly from
Olympia to San Francisco the state of the
weather being light rain from Olympia to
San Luis ODispO. The rainfall for the last
twenty-four hours was: For Olympia. l. 65
inches; Portland, % of an inch; Rose
burg % OF an inch Red Bluff, OF of an
inch Of
Francisco, .03 of an inch; Keller, sprin-
kie San Luis Obispo, .27 of an inch; Los
Angeles sprinkle; San Diego, II Of an
inch.
INCoRPoRATED.-ArticIe of incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State of the Anglo Nevada Assurance
Corporation, for the transaction of fire and
marine insurance. Principal place Of bust
ness, San Francisco; Directors John W.
Mackey, James L. Flood, George L. Bran
der, \. Green Harrison, Louis Sloss, James
b. Haggin, Edward +. Eyre. John Rosen-
field, w. Frank Whittier, Jacob Green
baum, Edwin l.. Griffith; capital stock
100000, divided into 10000 shares, of
the par value of 500 each, all of which has
been subscribed. $50 of the Eden Con-
gregational Church of Haywards; Direct
ors Samuel NJ. Worthington, Thos. Gray
and VIM. Stewart.
DIXON DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION
There was filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of State yesterday the certificate of
incorporation of the Dixon Driving Park
Association, for the purpose of purchasing
improving and selling land maintaining a
park and racetrack, and erecting all neces-
sary buildings. Principal place of business,
Dixon, Solano county, California. Direc-
tors. W. McFayden, Peter Timm. J. p
Lyons, r. Hall, A. II. Holly, J. L. Bloom,
a. b. Holdridge, 7. Il. Willat, 5. Brinker-
hoft Capital stock, $1,000, divided into
80 shares of the par value of S25 each
$3.50 of the stock having been subscribed
by the citizens Of Dixon.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Th Board net
yesterday pursuant to adjournment; all
present except Mr. Steinman; minutes
read and approved. A claim of Constable
!. s. Phillips, of Gait, for $26 30, was laid
over on account of iniOrmality as to the
statement of mileage. N d. Hack, re-
Gently elected, filed his official bond and
qualified as Overseer Of Road District No.
y. The bonds of Il. E. Barry, Dean &
BOhu, and A. B. Bryant, who had been
awarded contracts for building were
presented and approved. The Board spent
the remainder OF the day acting ON the
monthly claims against the county.
STILL INyEsTIGATING.-Twoo or three days
ago plausible individual, who introduced
himself as a noted Montana detective, told
a Sacramentan his theory of the Kay muir
der NJ Folsom, and presented it in such a
manner that the Sacramentan advanced
him s. with which TO hire n team to 20 to
Folsom, as he had missed the train, and
II was absolutely necessary he should get
there Immediately TO prevent the murder
ers-two Chinamen-from escaping. The
citizen has not heard from him since, and,
rs there have not been any arrests reported
in the papers, the detective" is presumed
to be still investigating.
NorARIEs APPOINTED. - The Governor
yesterday made the following Notmial APP
pointments; L. NJ. McLaine, Volcano; A.
L. Thiel. Chico; J. w. Goad, Colusa f. r.
J. Dixon, Greenwood H. C. Upper, Fres-
no; w. H Bramfield Eureka: Seth Mil
hngton, Eureka f. w. Craig, Bakersfield
J. \. Clark, Pomona; Wilbur F. George,
Sacramento Henry Hasbach, San Fran
cisco Holland Smith, San Francisco
Rufus Rigdon, Cambria !; John Bell. San
Jose; Joseph Z. Rucker, San Jose; julius
Lee, Watsonville; Herbert Bass, Mont
gomery Creek.
CAUGHT IN THE AoT.-Yesterday after
noon District Attorney Buckley and W.
A Gamble Observed a Chinaman. named
All Slick, enter Miss Jennie Putnam 5
dressmaking establishment on Seventh
street, adjoining Pioneer Hall, during the
absence of Miss Putnam and her assistants.
and steal a small clock, which he concealed
under his blouse. When he came out they
captured him, and turned him over to Con-
stable Swift. by whom he was taken to the
lookup
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-To-night will be
the last but one of the romantic drama
Only a Woman's Heart 1t compen-
safes for the visit to the Opera House alone
TO witness Mr.. Summers personation OF
the tramp. But, in addition, Miss Boyle
and Messrs. Montserratt and Vinton have
good parts and play them well, while Mr.
Staley is very happy in low comedy role.
The box sheet for the German dramatic
performances is now open.
SEVERE FALL. - Yesterday afternoon
Eugene Dowger, aged about 20, an employee
of IL. d. Vandercook. the builder. fell from
staging on the new dwelling being erect
ed on VI street, near Sixth, to the ground
dista zee Of eighteen feet, striking upon a
scantling with great force. Though nc
bones were broken, it was thought the
young man received serious internal in
juries. He was taken to his home and a
physician summoned.
DR. REID has removed to Masonic Tenn
pie, corner Sixth and X streets
STILL THEY Go.-Men's and boys rub.
Der boots. The cheapest house in the State