Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-31

state Prison at Folsom, Charles Davy, who
IS to serve term of five years for burglary
in the first degree
Carrie, Croly IL Abernethy, the well
| known contractors and builders of this city
| and Stockton, have been awarded the con-
| uact tor constructing the new Insane Asy-
| lum tor the Territory of Arizona.
| +. Marius, who in the Police Court on
| the I4th inst, appeared to respond on a
| charge OF vagrancy, but was released on
| the understanding that he would leave town
and remain away, returned yesterday.
| The funeral Of the late William Naugh-
Ion WILL take place at P. NJ tomorrow
from his late residence, Twelfth and Y
streets, the body being then taken to Odd
Fellows Temple, where services will be
held.
W. s. Leake having resigned as Deputy
Secretary of State, to take the deputyship
under the new Postmaster, Arthur E. Shat
tuck, who resigned the place few months
ago, will again be appointed Deputy Secre-
tary of State
In the garden on the southeast corner of
Eleventh and G streets there is an ambi-
tou5 apple tree, which has now upon it
fruit in four stages of growth-ripe apples,
others half grown, others as large as mar
DieSI ana fresh blossoms.
Governor Stoneman yesterday commits
stoned the following named Notaries Pub
he: II. T. Brainard, vice N. W. Shudler,
to reside at Petaluma, Sonoma coanty, and
George Tllghman, vice self, to reside at
Stockton. San Joaquin county.
The State Board of Agriculture is not
satisfied with the steam engine furnished
by the Union Iron Works, of San Fran
nIGan ha Da,-
consisting of President Carr and Directors
LaRue and Green, has been appointed so
notify the contractors that the engine is
considered unsatisfactory, and have the
matter remedied.
The Chinese will conclude their annual
devil-driving at an early hour this morn
ing, when the bamboo and tinSel figures
will be made into bonfire as usual The
priests were doing strong work against the
old boy yesterday and last evening. but
were handicapped by the refusal of the
City Trustees to allow the exploding of
tireerackers and bonnbs.
1t is said that the little building on the
ievee, formerly occupied by the Harbor-
matter. has been taken possession of lately
by q rough class of people, who assemble
there to drink beer and have good time.
AS it has not been used by the Harbor-
not be again, it might as well be removed
or locked up.
Deputy Constable Swift brought up from
Rio Vista yesterday George Sharp, who
was arrested at Collinsville, on warrant
sworn out before Justice HeRley, in thi,
city, by J. +. Toomey, accusing him of en-
bezzlement. 1t is alleged that during the
State Fair Sharp drove hack for Toomey,
and instead of settling up with him and
paying over money received, disappeared
from town.
Last Tuesday the body of man was
found by Herman S: Hanson i'll Three
quest was subsequently held by Justice
Hart L. Smith, when it was ascertained
that the name of the deceased was Hans
Nissen, native of Denmark, about 30
years of age and that he came to his death
by drowning, but whether accidentally or
otherwise could not be determined.
c. A. Stevens, while out riding Thursday
evening with his wife and little boy, met
with an accident short distance from
Scheld's brewery, at Twenty-eighth and NJ
streets, his buggy, in the darkness, running
off the high grade of the road and upsetting.
Mrs. Stevens and the child fell beneath the
vehicle, but Mr.. Stevens extricated them
unhurt. About that time the horse, hay
ing also fallen, began laundering about.
and before matters could be Strengthened
panel of fence was knocked down, the
buggy damaged, and Mr.. Stevens slightly
hurt on the side of the head
The following scores were made last Sun