Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


FIRE CoMNussIoNERs.-Th regular month
ly meeting of the Board of Fire Commits
sioners was held last evening, and called t,
order by President Jackson, all the mem
bers being present. On motion. the nav
roll OF the department for 81, 525 was duly
allowed and ordered paid The following
bills were also duly allowed and ordered
paid Capital Gas Company, ST. 10; Bee
hive store. So NJ. r. Rose, 81 80: Richard.
d Knox, 50 80; George 3. Blue, 81 Bake
q Hamilton, 81 50; McCreary & Co. SO GA
Whittier. Fuller & Co., s. 40; J. c. Sepul
yeda, 81 80; Jacob Griesel, 50 so; E. N
Leitch, So G. Nelson, 81 50; Huntington
Hopkins IL Co., $33 Kreuzberger & Co
81 %; J. ?. McManus, S55 ?. J. Coffey &
Son, S2l 25; e. P. Figg, IS cents; Sullivan
q Ravekes, 50 Wheel q Son, 81 so; Nixon
d Wheeler, s.; 5. Roth 50 IS; Brown
Bros, s.; Friend d Terry, So cents; Bar
Der q Wise, 81 50; A. NJ. McCallum, $25
ID. Gilbert, $40 so; Robert Nelson. 81 30
Henry G.. LangrehT, 50; Neub0urg & Lagos
$500; G. Schneider, 81 McElaney, S15: C
Barnes 81; VIM. A. Bateman. s. so; +. B
Jackson, SIC 81; c. 2. r. r. Co.. $50 40: NJ
O'Mera, SIS Akron Rubber Works, 81, $50
Reports of the different foremcn for tho
month OF October were received and placed
on file Adjourned.
DIsMrssED.-The charge against II. G.
Hayes Of carrying on the trade of plumber
without registering his name, was stricken
from the calendar of the Police Court YES
terday morning. 1t seems that at the time
the complaint was fled the name of II. G
hayes DID appear upon the register in the
Office OF the Board Of Health. Upon this
discovery rho I,parI Of TTaa14l,
order declaring that the registration was in
violation Of the regulations of the Board
and ordered it Cancelled. The complaint.
as It then stood, could not be maintained,
and was accordingly stricken from the
calendar. a new complaint, framed in
accordance with the law, and with the
rules and regulations Of the Board of
Health, will be sworn to by the Health
Officer, or the Inspector ofPlumbing, unless
Mr.. Hayes at once complies with such rules
and regulations, registers himself in ac-
cordance Herewith, and files bond in the
sum of 500. A reasonable time will be
given MIN for that purpose.
Executive CLEMENcY.-Governor Stone
man has committed the sentence Of Gus
LcoDard-conyicted at Los Angeles in
August 1884, of an assault with a deadly
weapon, and sentenced to three months
imprisonment and to pay a fine of $500 OF
be imprisoned at the rate of one dav fol-
each dollar-reducing it 10 imprisonment
for three months. The Communication was
peuuoned for by many citizens on the
ground that the prisoner is fatally i'll OF
consumption ..... The Governor has par
doned Hugh Fraser, convicted of misde.
meanor IN Oakland in 1884, and sentenced
10 SIX months Imprisonment and to pay
fine of $500 with the usual alternative Of
imprisonment. The District Attorney
Mayor and many prominent citizens Of
Oakland petitioned for the pardon, on the
ground that Fraser did not realize he was
committing an oflense, and is in failing
health.
SENT BACK TO THE HosPITAL.-Nirs
Williams, the elderly INDECENT woman
who had been an inmate of the Hospital
for about year. off and on, but was SEN
away from that institution recently in
consequence of her disturbing the peace o.
the other inmates, and at one time setting
lire to her bed, was YESTERDAY returned tC
the hospital, rs 1t proved impossible for
the county to take care of her at any other
place. She is in poor health, and could
not stand the ride out in an express wagon
but DR.. White, the Superintendent of the
institution, telephcned Chief Jackson tC
he would pay the difference in the rate OF
fare, and she was taken out rs comfortably
as possible, but greatly against her will. as
she declared she would rather die than &c
there, having bitter feeling against one o.
the employees.
PRoPosIrIoN ACCEPTED.-Manager Glea,
son, Of the Atlas, in response to the chal
lenge Of the Ariels to play a series of base.
ball games, suggests that the names of the
members of the Ariel nine were not men.
toned IN the challenge. He states how
ever, that the Atlas will play against any
nlne OF Sacramento men, and give odds al
the rate OF $3.50 to 500, the winners to take
the gate receipts and the losers to pay all
expenses, the game to be played at Recrea.
ton Park. Or the Atlas will play the Ariels
Tor the gate receipts, and allow the Ariels
10 play seven Eastern players. if they like
provided Renlro and Mack form the bat.
terry. Mr.. Steinman, manager of the Ariels
publishes a card this morning, accepting
the latter proposition, and fixing Novembel
Sth, at Recreation Park, for the contest.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday the case of All Gan, accused of as
sault with deadly weapon upon George
Gardner, Waterman at the Chinese theater
"a
Puschell'S case of forgery went over unit
tomorrow 1T You, arrested for exhibit
ing, forfeited her deposit....John Fitz
gerald, Tor petit larceny, in stealing a hal
from the Red House was fined $40. o.
forty days in the county jail. The case o.
IL. q. Hayes, charged with misdemeanor
IN failing TO register as plumber. wa.
stricken from the calendar.
DIED SOMEWHAT SUDDENLY.-Yesterda,
morning William Naughton, an old resi-
dent and for many years one of the sections
at the city cemetery, died at his residence
He had been i'll of Il heart trouble for sev
eral weeks, but did some work at the Gem
etery last week, and was able to be abou
on the day before his death. He was
member of Sacramento Lodge, No. =, l. o
Y. f.. of the Knights of Honor, Knights o
America, Company g of the First Artillery
and the Pacific SportSmen's Club.
TAXEs Nor PAYABLE.-AlthoughS Sheriff
Wilson has received the State and count,
tax-roll for 1885, he is not yet ready to re
ceiye the taxes and will not be for severa
days, as he desires first to make receipt
for the amounts which property-own
are TO pay, in order TO facilitate bushes.
when collections commence.
TO-DAY at u o'clock we close our store.
to prepare for our big sale SATURDAY.. com
mencing at S o'clock and closing at 10 P. N
Red House.
LOOK out for our big sale tomorrow
Every customer gets q chrome, size, OK,
inches, at Red House.
Sill they come. Another case of dres
- opened to-day at Hale Bros.
SHETLAND shawls. New lines placed OF
sale to-day. Hale Bros
New goods in every department. Hal
proc