Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RUNAWAY AT THE PARK-About 10 A. NJ.
yesterday, Ed. Matherson better known as
Slocum, was driving a young animal
known as the green Oregon horse" at
Agricultural Park. At the same time Chas
Denman, better known as " Jersey Jack"
was speeding the horse Happy jim. Both
were driving the reverse way of the track.
Denman was driving Happy jim at about
q 800 gait, and when he came up behind
Matherson at the quarter-role, the latter
horse became frightened, and, in spite of
his efforts, the animal pulled directly in
front Of Denman, causing a collision. Both
drivers were thrown from their sulkies, and
the animals started i'll upon lively run
away. Denman did not let 20 the lines
when thrown out, and did not relinquish
his hold until after being dragged some dis
lance, he was struck by one of tie wheels
of his sull,y and rendered insensible. The
horses ran for the G-street gate, where they
were caught. The sulkies were badly
wrecked, but the horses were apparently
unhurt. Denman was picked up in an
room at Nineteenth and streets. The
extent of his injuries are not known, but
they are not considered of serious nature.
Matherson is badly bruised about the head
and shoulders. Several runners were being
exercised on the inside track, and the run
away caused Estill and Billy A. torun away.
They ran for mile before the Jockeys
could control them, and Estill brought up
quite lame
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Judge Henry presided. The case of
W. II. Rockwell, for disturbing the peace,
was continued until to-day.....Ah Yen,
Hop Gen and Lucy Que were charged with
misdemeanor in trundling their vegetable
carts on the sidewalks. The City Attor-
ney, while claiming that it was evident
the Cinnamon had violated the city ordi-
nance, suggested that a large number of
the business people of the city and others
were doing so daily, and the Chinese, with
such an example could scarcely be con-
sidered very guilty. The Court took this
view Of this case and lei the defendants of
with fine of 81 30 each...... The case of
John Davis, for battery, was dismissed on
payment Of costs.....Ah Vets case of petit
larceny was dismissed, there being no COM
plant on file.....Ah Jap was tried for mis-
demeanor, IN persistently exposing his per
son at the Plaza, and Judge Henry sent
him to the County Jail for six months.....
John Davis, who recently established him
self in the grocery business beneath u
building adjoining Frazer's lumber ward, at
Fifth and L streets, was held to answer on
a charge Of burglary, as it was proven that
his stock in trade had been stolen from
Westwick x Nielsen's store, corner Fourth
and streets. He claimed that he did not
stock his little store himself but was in
vited into partnership by 4 friend whom he
became acquainted with in Stockton, but
who cannot now be found,
CHARGES AGAINST THE SUPREME COURT
CLERK.-E. Z. Leake, Of the Dixon Tribune
is on the warpath against Supreme Court
Clerk Mccarthy, and has prepared for pub
LEGATION lengthy statement of accusations.
He premises by saying that his inyestiga-
tons were made in order to put square on
the record a deputy OF Mr.. McCarthy's,
CIV. s. Leake) and secure such infOrma-
ton and evidence rs would fix the reSpon-
sibility upon the proper person and protect
a man whom we felt to be innocent, but
whom we had reason to believe had in
CURED the displeaSure of the head of the
the office on account of the prompt in
formation furnished in regard TO the
condition of the office The statement
referred ~ comprises the dehnquencies
found by Controller Dunn when he eX-
ported the office about 4 year ago and
which were subsequently paid up by Mr..
Mccarthy VIXEN he filed q supplemental
report In addition to these however,
Mr.. Leake gives items of alleged embezzle
ment, discovered since the supplemental
report was filed, and also charges made for
expenses not incurred, and calls upon the
Legislature for an investigation
NoTARGrs Governor Stone
man Yesterday appointed Notaries Public
as follows Edward Taylor, Railroad Flat,
Calayeras county William White Coloma,
Ell Dorado county; George II. Ingham,
Placerviie: W. c. Harris. Humboldt r.
l.. Davis and J. II. Slater, Susanville, Las
sen county h. L. Watkins, san Gabriel
T. X Lukins, Pasadena I. ]. Crowley
San Rafael Walter Swart, Antelope Ranch,
Mono county; Charles Huffman. Luudy,
Mono county; NJ. Bull Greenville, Plumas
county: !. H. Bethune. San Bernardino:
Lafayette Gin, San Jacinto: George w
Coffin and J. J. Perkins, Santa Barbara
Louis Argues, san Jose; J. T. Matlock,
Red Bluff; 4. c. TAYLOR, New River, Trim
ity county NV. SNOWFALL, Knights Land
ing.
INCORPORATED. ~ Articles OF ineorpora-
ton have been filed of the Sud Deutscher
Verein, OF san Francisco. Directors
Frederick Lefin. Fredoline OFT. Wendelin
Hume. Gouleib Woerz, Alfred Lamba No
capital stock.Al so OF the Elbe Gold
and Silver Mining Company, to mine for
precious metals, TO reduce gold and silver
ores in Nevada county, to operate mills and
reduction works and 10 engage in the bust
ness of milling and reduction of ores of
all kinds. Principal place of business, San
Francisco; Directors-GeOrge Emmett. J.
W. Brown, Oliver McAyoy, Daniel Buck
and William r. Watson; capital stock,
$4,000, divided into 100000 shares of the
par value of 50 each.
DscEAsEB.-Dr Joseph X Clark, for
mcrly practicing physician in this city,
but who has resided in San Francisco dur
ing the past eight years died at that place
on Saturday last in his I'D year Mrs.
Lyme NJ. Potter, of Sacramento, is daugh-
ter of the deceased. DR.. Clark received the
first diploma from a homeopathic medical
college ever issued in the United States,
being granted by the Homeopathic Medical
College of Pennsylvania, March Is, 1919.
CoRoNKR's ISoUEsr.-Coroner Clark held
an inquest yesterday in the case of Luigi
Cardano, whose body was found in the
river last Wednesday The jury returned
as their verdict that deceased came TO his
death by drowning, but We're unable to de-
eide whether it was the result of accident
or otherwise. He was by occupation a boot
black. kept stand ON Eighth and J streets
and disappeared about the 4th instant.
SMYRNA, n. y, March %, lSS3-Gents;
The New Home Sewing Machine Ireceived
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. L
wouldn't sell mine if could not get an
other. for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. W. A.
Stephenson, sos street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.