Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of. Supervisory.

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Board ofSuperviscrs.
The Board met yesterday pursuant to
adjournment, all the members present.
Minutes read and approved
y petition of John Mahony and others,
for change in the boundaries Of White
Rock School District which had received
the recommendation of the County Super
intendent of Schools. was, on motion Of
Mr.. Jackson, granted. 1t provides for the
addition to Alder Creek District Of a strip
of land bounded as follows: Commencing
on the southwest corner Of section ), town
ship 5 east, range north. and running
one mile east, then one mile north, then
one mile west, and then one mile south, 10
the place of beginning.
\ petition of George Little and others
was read, asking for the joining to Granite
School District Of so much of the former
ADMINISTRATORS as would be bounded
by the following lines: Commencing at
point on the westerly bank Of the Ameri-
can river, where the east line of sections 81,
q and y intersect the river. thence north
to the county line dividing the counties Of
Sacramento and Placer, thence east on said
line 10 its intersection with the American
river. thence following the course of said
river 10 the point of beginning. The petit
ton having received the favorable consid-
Grafton of County Superintendent Bishop,
on motion OF Mr.. McMullen it was granted.
On motion Of Mr.. Steinman, the Board
resolved that when it adjourned it should
be until tomorrow at 10 4 NJ. III order
that the members might attend the floral
festival today. and there being no further
business ii 50 adjourned.
IysATE CHINAHAN.-A Chinaman, who is
evidently insane, and whose insanity is re-
ported 10 have been caused by hisfailure
10 make fortune in mining is going about
the civ asking for financial assistance in
gettius q suit of clothes. People who are
accustomed to the opportunities of the
healthy white beggars who stop them on
the street and ask for two bits to get
N)ed. o. u little assistance to get q meal,
almost lose their breath when this China
man in the coolest manner possible
requests 500 and proceeds to figure up the
items something like this: Ten-dollar
boots: four, tye-dollar hat; two-bittee
white collar; two-dollar white shirt, etc.
He claims that his main object Is to raise
money to 90 to England, declaring that he
is an EuGlshman. Yesterday he asserted
Il
wind had told him it would rain to-day.
The wind had also posted him that next
wear there was going 10 be much more rain
and heap hot England, however. was the
boss place. There everything was good
good licee good hog, good hay good
hops" That he is insane is beyond
doubr, as he called at the station-house and
endeavored TO get policeman to contribute
$50 toward his clothing fund
NEw PROPRIETOR OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE,
W. y. Bowers, proprietor of the Union
Hotel. last evening concluded with
Colonel McNasser arrangements which
have for some time been under cOnsidera-
ton bv which Mr.. Bowers will, in a few
DAYS. become minef host of the Golden
Eagle He has leased the hotel for five
wears with the privilege of five more, and
purchased the furniture and belongings
GENERALLY from Colonel McNasser. The
latter gentleman has been a popular land
lord and conducted the hotel in a manner
alike creditahle 70 himself and 10 the city
Mr. Bowers is an energetic, enterpris-
ing gentleman, who has built up good
business ut the Union. and will take with
him in lis new undertaking reputation
for fair dealing courtesy and business
ability which will carry him well on the
retiring, feels that his place will be well
filed.
ST. RosE PIcyIC.-St Rose Church pic
mic excursion, usually one of the largest
leaving the city, viii take place tomorrow.
Natona Grove, Folsom, has been selected
for the gathering and nerrymaking, and
as This will be the first picnic there this
season. the grounds viii be III fine order
naturally. and the Committee OF Arrange
mcu,s have provided an excellent dancing
platform and arranged everything IN the
best manner for the pleasure and comfort
of visitors Music Will be furnished by the
First Artillery Band. Games and amuse-
mcnts IN great variety will be introduced
and many prizes awarded. The ears leave
the depot NJ 5 \. NJ. sharp, and will stop at
TweEty-lirst street and way stations.
D,sGusrED RoBBER-A gentleman who
came down from shingle Springs yesterday
reported that about s o'clock the previous
evening. while station agent Berry was sit
ting in his Office at that place a man,
whose face was covered with a mask, en-
tered. armed with knife and pistol, and
compelled him to open the safe Fortu
nately il contained little of value Therob-
Der got only SIX bits for his trouble, and that
amount was from the agents pocket. He
was greatly Disguised at his failure to
make q raise" but took his departure as
quickly y possible, ordering Mr.. Berry to
keep quiet on pain OF death.
Poker CouRr-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of P. Mcdonald for INSIDE
neanor. was dismissed on payment of costs.
The cases of Louisa Milagee and Irene
Sweeney. public women, accused of steal
ing so from a visitor to their house, and
also Of vagraucy, was continued nntil this
morning -. Charles TeyiS and James RYAN
were convicted of disturbing the peace
The former was fined $50 or 30 days, and
the latter So or - days......John Wahl's
case Of disturbing the peace was continued
until the Sth....Jack German was found
guilty of disturbing the peace, and fined
SO or Is days
KILLED BY a Neutrality-suspicious.
Clark has received dispatch from Warder
McComb of the State Prison at Folsom
saving that Chinaman named All Lem
who was serving a term of three years io
felony. committed in ColuSa county, dleI
Yesterday from the effect of injuries sup
posed 10 have been inflicted by Quon Hen
The Coroner telegraphed that justice o
the Peace should be requested to hold az
inquest.
RICHMOND GROVE, near Twentieth and
streets, is now open for the season. Parue4
SHho may desire picnic grounds will fln(
these the most convenient. The proprie
tor, J. p Mclchior can always be found a
the Grove.
49,, or $50 la,o,,,,,,o. 1-a-,