Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-06
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
rsoard Of Snnerrisnrs.

Board Of Supervisors.
The Board met yesterday pursuant t
adjournment, all the members present
Minutes read and approved
4 petition of John Mahony and others
for a change in the boundaries of Whit,
Rock School District, which had received
the recommendation of the County Super
lntendcnt ot Schools was on motion o
Mr.. Jackson, granted. 1t provides for thu
addition to Alder Greek District OF a StTiT
of land bounded as follows: Commencing
on the southwest corner OF section s. town.
ship east, range 8 north. and running
one mile east, then one mile north, ther
one mile west, and then one mile south, &c
the place of beginning.
A petition Of George Little and Others
was read asking for the joining to Granite
School District OF so much of the former
Observation-Disclosures would be bounded
by the following lines: Commencing at a
point on the westerly bank of the AIneri-
can river where the east line of sections 81
- ana p intersect the river thence north
to the county line dividing the counties of
Sacramento and Placer, thence east on said
line to 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.. McMulen it was granted.
On motion Of Mr. Steinman, the Board
resolved that when it adjourned it should
he until tomorrow at 10 4. NJ, in order
that the members might attend the floral
festival to-day. and. there being no further
business, il SO adjourned.
INSANE CHINAMAN.-A Chnaman, who is
evidently insane, and whose insanity is re-
ported To have been caused by his.failure
to make a fortune in mining, is going about
the city asking for financial assistance in
getting 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 a
-~)ed. OF 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-dullar
boots four. five-dollar hat; two-bittee
white collar; two-dollar white shirt, etc.
lie claims that his main object Is to raise
money to 20 to England, declaring that he
is an Englishman. Yesterday he asserted
that he must have the hat at once, as the
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 Hcee, good hog, good hay, good
hops. That he IS insane is beyond
doubt, as he called at the station-house and
endeay0red to get q policeman to contribute
$50 toward his clothing fund
EEw PROPRIETOR OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
W .. Bowers, proprietor of the Union
Hotel, last evening concluded with
Colonel McNasser arrangements which
have for some time been under considera-
ton. m winch Mr.. Bowers will, in a few
days become mine host of the Golden
Eagle He has leased the hotel for five
years, with the privilege of five more, and
purchased the furniture and belongings
generally from Colonel AlcNaSser. The
latter gentleman has been popular land
lord and conducted the hotel in a manner
alike creditable to 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 III his new undertaking a reputation
for fair dealing, courtesy and business
ability which will carry him well on the
road TO success, and Colonel McNasser, in
retiring, feels that his place will be well
filed.
ST ROSE PIcNc.-St. Rose Church pic
ME excursion, usually one of the largest
leaving the city, viii take place tomorrow.
Natoma Grove Folsom, has been selected
for jhe gathering and merrymaking, and,
as this viii be the first picnic there this
season, the grounds will be in fine order
naturally, and the Committee Of Arrange
menys have provided an excellent dancing
platform and arranged everything in the
best manner Tor the pleasure and comfort
of visitors Music will be furnished by the
First Artillery Band Games and amuse-
ments in great variety will be introduced, |
and many prizes awarded. The cars leave
the depot at !. NJ. sharp, and will stop at
Twcuty-iirSt street and way stations.
D,-evsrEp RoBBER-A gentleman who
came down from Shingle Springs yesterday |
reported that about o'clock the previous |
evening, while station agent Berry was sit !
ting IN his Office at that place n 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 Iitleofvalue. Therob- |
Der got only six bits for MS trouble. and that |
amount was from the agents pocket He |
make raise, hut took his departure as |
quickly as possible, ordering Mr. Berry to |
keep quiet on pain OF death.
PoI5cE CoUEr.-In the Police Court YES
terdav the case of P. Mcdonald, for INSIDE |
meanor. was dismissed on payment of costs
The cases Of Louisa Milagee and Irene
Sweeney. public women, accused of steal |
ing $50 from a visitor to their house, and /!
also OF Yagrancy, was continued anti this |
morning 80 Charles Tevis and James RYAN |
were convicted of disturbing the peace. |
The former was fined $50 or 30 days, and |
the latter S25 or p 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
$25 or Is days.
KILLED By observation-disclosures
Clark has received dispatch from Warden
McComb of the State Prison at Folsom,
saving that Chinaman named All Lem,
who was serving 4 term of three years for
felony, committed in Colusa county, died
Yesterday from the effect of injuries sup
posed 10 have been inflicted by Quon Hen.
The Coroner telegraphed that Justice of
the Peace should be requested to hold an
inquest
RICHMOND GROVE, near Twentieth and o
streets, is now open for the season. Parties |
ASho may desire picnic grounds will find
these the most convenient. The proprie- !
tor, J. p. Melchior, can always be found at
the Grove.
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