Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-06
Police Court.

In the Police Court Saturday, Peter
Brady and Joseph Davis were tried for dis
bling the peace by fighting. The forme
was found to have been the aggressor, and
will receive judgment this morning. Da-
Wis was discharged. 1.-THE case of Lun
Lung, charged with misdemeanOr-Cruelty
TO horse-was continued until to-day,
owing to the absence of his attorney.
Frank O'Niel was fined s. for battery ......
Mike Sullivan, for having been drunk, was
fined SO, or ten days in the city JAIL. Pat
Duffy, John Doe and Mrs. Scullion, also
charged with drunkenness, were discharged
Tom Scollin, arrested for disturbing
the peace at John Norton's saloon, where
lie smashed a large mirror, was ordered TO
appear this morning for sentence. He has
to some extent settled the matter by pay
ing for the damage done....The case of
John Wesley, for burglary, was set for ex-
animation tomorrow 900. James Gildea's
case of misdemeauor will be tried at to-
days session. Daniel L. Wallace, who
was arrested on charge of burglary, Wes-
ley having accused him OF putting up a
job for the burglarizing of James Chinns
barber shop, was discharged Wesley's
statement appearing to be improbable.
Banqaeted Him.
at the Saddle Rock, last Friday, the
members of the Tea and Toast Club, Of
which Judge Mcfarland is member, gave
him a nice little banquet in honor of his
nomination for Justice of the Supreme
Court To insure his attendance, and yet
make the matter n surprise, they requested
Mrs. Mcfarland TO make an appointment
10 meet him at that place at the noon hour,
and. going there to fulfill the engagement,
he fell into the hands OF the club. Buck
man & Carragher, the proprietors of the
establishment, loaded the table with sub
stantialS and daintics, and decorated il with
ornaments, including a handsome repre-
sentation of the blind goddess scales. The
noisy and ef1ervescent wine bottle was
there in good supply, but the tea and toast
were conspicuous by their absence. \ very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all partici-
pants. The members OF the club present
were Messrs. George NJ Mott, Joseph Stef-
feps, John Mcneil, l.. Mebius, c. f.
Prodger, Frank Miller Prentice Smith and
L. 3. Richardson.
COUNTY EXHIBITS AT THE STATE FAIR
We hope large number of counties will
make exhibits at the State Fair which
meets in this city day. There is nothing
so beneficial, or more so, in these Califor
MIA expositionS than the county exhibits
and it is 10 be hoped that each year will in
crease the number Of this class. The pres
ent wear Placer county adopted thor
oughIy practical method of procedure in
the matter, and appointed an excellent
committee of three energetic citizens to
take charge of preparations and making
the exhibit. The committee has canvassed
the county, both in person and by circular
letters in aid of their work, and expect to
make a fine display. We are requested to
stale that if those making contributions to
the Placer county exhibit shipped them
marked y. L. Madden. Placeryille exhibit.
Pavilion, Sacramento, they will be re-
ceived at the depot and express office and
taken direct to the Pavilion, where they
will receive careful attention and be as
signed their proper location. NO doubt ar
rangements have been made by other
counties. from which county exhibits are
contemplated, and that goods forwarded
to the person in charge Will be similarly
attended TO.
CRY TBEAsURY.-The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday,
September 4th: Clarence Nelson, cemetery
dues. Se4 % NJ II. Sheehan, water rates
S75l 70; W. A. Henry, Police Court fines,
IS: Geo. a. Putnam, city licenses, 1922 90
George A. Putnam, dog licenses, $40 %.
Total receipts, 81, 157 u; total disburse-
ments. SlO.456 80; total amount in City
Treasury, $l59, sos So.
PERsoNAL.-To any and all parties using
our \ o. SMachineS: Ifthere are any of these
machines that are not working to your entire
satisfaction, you are specially requested TO
send us word, and We viii promptly have |
them locked after. Wheeler & Wilson Man !
ufactGriDg Company, ~ & street, Sacra- !
Inento, Cal.
NEw lines Of fall goods now being opened |
ct Red House. !