Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-21
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Police CouRT.-In the Police Court Sat
urday George Hawkins (colored}, who was
arrested for disturbing the peace about the
middle of last week was found guiltv and
fined $50, Or thirty days. Mary Roberts
received a similar sentence for 4 disturb
aice..-...Jo Ohm Smith and his wife, for bat
iery upon George ID. Wentworth-one hold
ing him while the other beat him with q
CluD-WeTc lined $40 each.....The case of !
W. Short, for an assault with n deadly
weapon upon c. c. Brown, was continued
until the 23d...... William Hildebrant was
adJudsed guilty of disturbing the peace
and fined SI5......T. F. Lunch and William
Martin, who had little disagreement Of
the track last Friday and were arrested for
disturbing the peace, were discharged on
payment OF costs......Tom Leonard was
convicted Of petty larceny and will receive
sentence this morning.
RIcH MINE IN SHAsrA.-A. L. Downer re.
Gently returned from Shasta county, where
he visited the Shearer & Raider mine. To-
Gated between Shasta and Redding. He
states that they have 200 tons of ore now
out, and are putting up works for reduc-
uon, PRACTICAL mining men from Colorado,
under superintendent of John Langdell,
mine produces tellurium ore rich in cold
and from assays made it is rated as high as
5000 per ton. The vein is about six feet
wide and eight feet deep where now worked.
AT the point where discovered it was only
about eighteen 10y twenty. four inches, and
has Increased 10 above dimensions in a dis
lance 81 $50 feet.
SINGULAR Accommodation the middle
of last week General J. +. McCauley pur-
chased a new hammock, and suspended it
beneath the trees at his residence, about
three miles from Gait. While reclining in
1t, he raised himself a little on one side.
upset the hammock and fell out Unfortu-
nately mis- feet caught in the netting. and
he was left suspended by the heels, his
, head TWO or three feet from the ground. He
called loudly for aid but unavailingly
About the time he had got beyond calling,
q gentleman from Sacramento visited the
residence TO see him on business. Mem
bers OF the family went to call him, and
he was rescued in time to save his life.
ACCIDENTALLY DEMONSTRATIONS 1870 p.
il. yesterday Albert Poole, boy about IA
years Of age, residing near East Park, went
in swimming in the American river at
MCCarty's ranch, near the beet sugar
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Wilbur. He was wading out, when he
reached a hole where the water is about
fourteen feet deep, and into it he fell, and,
though being able to swim a little was
drowned. The other boys went for help
and the body was recovered about o'clock
by special officer c. \. Foote and his
brother, who dove for it for about an hour
Observation-Disclosures Saturday and yes
terday Steamers Varuna, San Joaquin, No.
;, and Dover, from the upper Sacramento,
with grain; steamer San joaquin, No I,
from san Francisco. with merchandise and
barge of lumber for Friend IL Terry Lum-
Der Company; steamers u. +. Knight, Nos.
/ and ,, from San Francisco for Marysyille
with merchandise. Cleared Steamer San
joaquin, No. 3, for Port Costa, with grain. !;
steamer San Joaquin, No. T. for San Fran
cisco, with grain steamer Varuna, for the
upper Sacramento, with merchandise.
BOARD OF EQUAIIzArIoN.-The State
Board of Equalization has completed the
work of equalizing assessments. The
assessment of Alameda county was raised
I2k per cent, Kern 10, Lake 10, Los Angeles
20, Napa 10. San Francisco l2s, Santa Clara
l0,San.a Barbara Is, Sonoma TO- The total
increase is S49, 205, 1S5. The applications of
San Luis Obispo and San Benito counties
for a reduction of assessment were denied.
The State rate of taxation was fixed at 81
cents mills on the hundred dollars.
Hale Bros & Co-The collection of i'm
ported dress goods of Hale Bros. & Co. is
the largest in Sacramento and, as they say,
none can afford to purchase without first
looking through their establishment, cor
ner of K and Ninth streets. They are sell
1 II. l. g, 81 -
inch BouCle stripe serge for 81 a yard silk
velvets tall shades and special value), for
81 80 a yard, ladies scarlet wool vests for
81. and everything else proportionately low.
CHIEF SULLIVAN VERY ILL-Assistant
Engineer O'Meara, of the Fire Department,
received 4 dispatch yesterday from Fire
Commissioner Jackson, who is at Byron
Springs. stating that Chief Engineer Sulli-
van, who went there last week, after seri-
Gus illness of malarial fever, was very sick,
and requesting him to visit him. He ac-
cordingy left for the springs yesterday af-
ternoon. During his absence NJ. Howard,
foreman of Engine No. ,, will be in charge
of the Department.
FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNING.-About 3I5
Yesterday morning an alarm of fire was
turned in from box No. 50, and the depart.
ment hurried to the alley between Seventh
and Eighth, l. and NJ streets, where barn
belonging to A. Henley was in blaze
The fire extended to barns on either side
owned by ]. L. Huntoon and l. Luce, and
all three were badly burned. There was nc
insurance How the fire started is a mys-
terry
CRY MISUNDERSTANDING were the re
ceipts for the week ending Saturday, Sep
TENDER 10Th From Joseph n. Herndon
cemetery dues $33 IS A. S. Woods, water
rates, S47S % n. 4. Kidder, harbor dues
81 so; w. a. Henry, Police Court fines
$35 SO: George A. Putnam, city licenses
1916 90. Total, 1901 Sc Total disburse
ments. S3,547 46. Total amount in City
Treasury, 1864 ,04o 10.
BLOOD HoRsE.-The Blood Horse Asso
citation Trustees met in this city last week
accepted the resignation of James V. Cole
man as President, and elected z. A. Fini
Gan in his stead. The programme for the
fall meeting. which takes place in Novem
her. was then arranged, providing for foul
days of fine racing.
Hrs Observation-Disclosures Burke received
dispatch from Reno yesterday stating
that the Court on Saturday sentenced Thos
Gilmore. convicted some days ago OF as
sault TO murder, in shooting at brakeman
Potter, of q passenger train, at Verdi tt
eleven years imprisonment in the State
Prison at Carson.
A HOST of chlldren's shoes in to-day
sale. Red House.