Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-01

TAKEN To FoLsoN.-Deputy Sheriff Am
bruscr, of Placer county passed through
the city yesterday, conveying to the State
Prison at Folsom FeliSario Cobaruvia,
under sentence Of imprisonment for life.
On the 10Th of November, 1883 Cobaruvia
murdered one Patrick Muldoon in the
woods near the Grizzly Bear House, in that
county. presumably for a little money
which the latter was known to have on his
person. The remains of the murdered
man Were found partly burned up, and it is
supposed that after Staying his victim
Cobaruvia hoped to destroy the tracks OF
his foul deed By fire. The murderer at the
time escaped. Sheriff HURLEY, however
never ceased his pursuit until his efforts
were rewarded by success in finding the
fugitive last August. at work underground
IN the New Almaden mine. in Santa Clara
Cobaruvia. though young. has several muir
ders charged against him, and is wanted in
TuohImne and other counties.
DEPUTIES ArroINTED.-J. W Wilson,
Sheritl-clect, Will make the following APP
Poipmcnts when he takes office next Mon
day Under Sheriff, W. W. Coons
Baihh, George X. Rider: License Collector,
t't pa W iNtlisAil ms tue 10 lltfil
the Supervisors have elected =. +. Dolanl :
iailcrs, Benjamin Chambers and Thomas
Wood chaln-gang superintendent, John
O Meara.....Wm. B. Hamilton. County
Clerk, viii appoint rs Deputies William
A. Rhoads, for Department One: George
?. RoyStcT department. Two; Joseph Guth.
general oiiice......John H. Miller Auditor
and Recorder viii retain the present force
OF the otiice-Charlcs L. Burnham as Dep
uty, and Miss Lottie Wilsey in the record
ing department
METRoPoLITAN THEArER.-The Nellie
Boyd troupe presented an entirely new
version Of " Claire and the Forge Master -
last evening. 1t was better played than
anything the company has done. though
the new version does not rise 20 the level
of the original. Mr. Roberts and Miss
Boyd were especially effective in the lead
ing parts, and Miss Holt and c. +.
Holt very successfully sustained the
comedy parts. \ matinee performance will
be given this afternoon. when the sensa-
tonal drama Forget-mc Not will he
played Tonight, the tragic historical
drama LUcTezia Borgia: tomorrow
night, the Ticket-oi- Leave Man, in
which We anticipate that Mr. Roberts will
score pronounced success.
SUITS FOR DAMAGEs.-R. 4. Fisk. through
his attorneys, Freeman, johnson q Bates
has brought suit in the Superior Court
against the Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany for damages in the sum OF $25. 600
because of injuries sustained by his son
while he was employed at the railroad
shops last May, his hand and arm being
lacerated and broken in consequence o.
their being caught by piece Of machinery
rs was reported in the RECORD [ MON tn,
day after the occurrence. The son. Il. 4
Fisk, Jr.. files d similar complaint prayinl
for $4,000 damages.
RAcEs.-At Agricultural Park this after
noon, at o'clock, the horses will be Gale,
up for the half-mile and repeat running
race between the bay gelding If-I-Do,
owned Mt Dutch Flat, and the bay geldin.
pillow Boy" owned at Lincoln. This is
match for 500 q side, play or pay, and NJ
postponement on account of the weather
After it there will be another half-mile anC
repeat running race between Lizzie Dun
bar, Iodine and Quebec
DURING the winter months, and begin
ming January 3D. our stores VIII close a
P NJ, Saturdays excepted. To-day the
VIII remain closed all day. Weinstock 1
Lubin.