Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-05
BRIEF NOTES.

rLe y Paintin' 'er Red y company left
Yesterday l-,lorning for the Bay.
Tho Forast, r Gun Club will have its next
shoot nj the PARK next Sunday morning.
The sunday-sea. DOL picnic train for Goth
rims will leave the depot tins morning at
| s o'clock.
The law making studh, orse poker one OF
! the prohibited games has gone INTO erect
and to-day gambling Will nave ceised III
| Sacramento.
w. B. Hamilton County CLERK collected
| fees to the amount of 1923 40 d,Iril4, april,
and also $50 official reporters fees, under
| the new law.
The Capital Turf Club will meet at Il. e
Golden Eagle Hotel this evening at 7:S0, to
open the entries for the purses offered for
the spring meeting.
Joseph Burns fell from stepladder
while picking cherries at CORTLAND on
Sunday, and, striking upon fence picket,
lacerated one of his thighs.
The barge Aid, tender to the snag-boat
| Seller, has been brought down from
| Knights Landing, and will receive an
overhauling at the marine ways opposite
| this city.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn brought up from
I
| James Powers, who is en- route to the prison
at Folsom to serve five years for burglary
in the second degree.
| Judge Van Fleet yesterday overruled the
motion for a new trial in the case of John
! Cummings recently convicted of robbery,
and sentenced him to two years imprison-
ment at San Quentin.
| The Woodland Democrat is " kicking
| because Judge Henry banishes tramps from
Sacramento, and they find it easier to get
| out Of town via the Sacramento and Yolo
bridge than by any other route. Don't
kick; pass EN- along.
| The steamer Sonoma arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with shakes for the
Friend & Terry Lumber Company Cleared,
steamer Clara Bell, for the upper Sacra-
| mento, with merchandise; steamer Sono-
ma, for San Francisco, with barge, light.
Fish Commissioner Buckingham has re-
ceived from Constable Jones dispatch
stating that he had arrested some China
men for violating the fish law and that
their trial would take place at Stockton to-
day. Mr.. Buckingham Will go down there
to attend it,
J. Reuter-, A. Menlie, r. D. Stephens
and T. C.. Perkins left yesterday for San
Francisco to make arrangements for the
Golloti tCtioll VI Il ttIeplloue INC 10 L at
terson's Station, from the city, or connect
ing with the line now extended to the
County Hospital.
Deputy Sheriff Fredericks arrested on
Sunday man named George Platner on
suspicion of larceny. He had i'll his pos
session q new two-gallon demijohn, half
filled with gin. He declared that he did
not steal it bought it for 81 80 from a man
who probably had stolen it.
The money in the county treasury was
counted yesterday by Supervisor Fassett,
President OF the Board, and County Audi
tor Miller, and the amounts on hand found
to be correct viz Gold coin, Sill ,755 sill
yer coin, sos; currency, $54S warrants
paid, 1878 %; rebate paid 500 81. Total,
$1l6,295 70.
Coroner Clark held an inquest yesterday
upon the body OF Fred Dustman, who was
found dead in his room last Saturday
morning. The jury returned a verdict
that he came to his death from pistol
shot wound, self-inficted, with suicidal in
tent. The funeral of Mr.. Dustman is set
for 10 \. N. tomorrow.
Yesterday the Board of Supervisors
agreed to pay the expense necessary in
securing testimony in the Amador and Sac
ramento Canal mining case, and the attor-
neys who succeeded George CadwaladeI in
conducting the rosecution-Judges Rhodes
and benson and R. T. Deylin-will go on
with it as fast as possible.
DR.. a B. Nixon, physician in charge of
the Railroad Hospital, reports that there
were present in the hospital April 1st, 81
patients; admitted during the month, 20;
total, 81. IF these, 90 were discharged,
leaving % in the hospital May 1st There
We're | Is private house and office patients
treated, making the total number 173