Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-02
Police Court.


Adams pleaded guilty of the petit larceny
of pair of shoes. property of n. Zeman-
sky, and was ordered to appear for judg-
ment this morning......W. Lewis and Dick
Benson. arrested for visiting an opium den,
forfeited their Deposits. Charles Ellison,
arrested for like offense, will have his
trial this morning......The two charges of
disturbing the peace pending against Chas
Douglas were dismissed, the matter having
evidently been settled between him and
the prosecuting witness. ....Chas. Brendel,
who was tried few days ago for battery
upon Chinaman, was discharged, the pre-
ponderance of evidence being in his favor
THE case of John Norton, charged with
battery upon John Barrett, was passed, as
the latter is not yet able to leave his room
TO appear in Court.
THE LoCATIoN.-The place ct which the
Citrus Fair is to be held the present month,
in this city, has not heretofore been an
nounced, as the question Of establishing a
permanent exhibit of the products of Cen
trail and northern California, and location
for it, has been under consideration jointly,
with that of building for the fair. II has
now been definitely determined, however,
that the Citrus Exhibition, which is to open
on the 18th inst, will be held in the large
building on J street, between Second and
Third, which was recently occupied by
Holman, Stanton & Co. as an agricultural
implement and hardware establishment.
This, fol location and structure, for exposi-
lion purposes, could not be excelled. The
building has a very wide frontage, and ex-
tends from street back to the alley, a
depth of 100 feet. The entire space will be
a-raroera1 1r1fo inn, hall 1,a
occasion.
THE SPoRTsMEN's SUPPER.-The contest
at pigeon-shooting between teams of the
Forester Gun Club and the Pacific Sports
mems Club having resulted in favor of the
former on Thanksgiving Day, the Pacifcs
have arranged to provide the supper which
the losing club was to pay, and have done
so in first style. Il will take place
this evening at 8 o'clock at Adam Damn S
Restaurant. Every member of the Forester
Club is invited to be present. and also the
gentlemen who acted as judges and referee
at the match. The Foresters will meet at
Ecknardt's st $50.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC HosPITAL.-Dr. Thos
W. Huntington, Superintendent of the
Railroad Hospital, reports as follows for the
month OF November Patients IN the hos
pital November LIST, IS; admitted during the
month, 66; total, 104 Of these 60 were
discharged and died, leaving ~ in the in
stitution December LIST. The number OF
private house and Office patients treated
during the month was go.
SOCIAL DAxCE.-The ladies of Sumner
Relief Corps will give social dance, with
refreshments, at Turner Hall this evening
and invite all their friends to attend. They
should be literally patronized, as the fund:
raised are TO be devoted TO the charitable
purposes which the members of the corps
are advancing.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell this
evening at O'Clock, at their salesroom, 927
X street, oil paintings, steel engravings
panel pictures, photograph albums, a lady's
gold watch and chain, and large lot Of
toys, dolls buggies. etc. The entire stock
must be sold without limit