Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-05

COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. G. l..
White, Superintendent of the County Hos
pital, makes the following report for May
Number of patients in the hospital May
1st. 1874; admitted during the month, 40;
died, o; discharged, 81 remaining June
list, lis. meals furnished destitute appli-
qants, 291. The deceased were j. f.
fletcher, native of Virginia, aged so years.
who died from injuries received in conse
quence of a fall from roof; VIM. Webb,
Massachusetts, rs years, senile consump-
ton; Thomas WEIGH, Ireland, 43 years,
alcoholism and hemorrhage; James Root
50 years, Ohio, endocarditis Charles Ca
rothers, SO years, Pennsylvania, paralysis.
The expenses for the month amounted to
81, 953 90, of which S735 was for salaries,
1928 90 for subsistence and 1890 for calci-
mining and improvements.
SOMEWHAT Decentralization All Fan
pleaded guilty on charge of burglary in
the Superior Court on Wednesday, he stated
that all he had done was to enter ]. T.
Browning's barn, about a mile from the
city, to get something with which to nail
on one of his bootheels, it having come off
while he was passing there. He found
and used Ratchet, which he had just re-
turned, and was going away, when the
owner of the premises appeared and arrest
ed him. Yesterday Mr.. Browning testified
that the Chinaman was making of with
the Ratchet and nine hens eggs when he
arrived and stopped him. Judge Van
Fleet sentenced the prisoner to one year in
the State Prison at Folsom.
Nor HEARD FRoM-Mrs. John Camp
bell, who sent her children to a neighbors
Wednesday evening, promising to soon
call for them, has not since been heard of,
but, from the fact that she sold her furni-
ture ON the day she disappeared, and is
owing various bills, it is believed that she
has left the city and deserted her children.
Her husband, an ex-police officer, drew his
money-about s., GOO, it is said-from the
bank q few months ago, and went
East, leaving his wife 500, and has not
since returned. AT last accounts the chill
dren were still at the house of the neigh
Dor where their mother left them.
PIegos-SHooTING AT Elk GRoyE.-To-
morrow and Monday there will be pig
eon-shooting tournament at Elk Grove,
commencing at IOA. NJ. The first match
will be for a guaranteed purse of 1925, in
three prizes of 500, SIS and $50 respective
". The conditions are twenty rises al
thirty wards, or Nottingham style, and
Governed by the rules of the Forester Gun
Club of Sacramento. Entrance, $50, in
Guiding twenty birds free to each contest
ant The second day will be devoted to
pool-shooting. There will be an abund-
ance of birds.
DE WIrr REPRIEvED.-Governor Stone.
man yesterday granted reprieve for ten
DAVIS 10 Charles De Witt, who was to have
2 Gnl on a
tition has been filed with his Excellency,
urging that the sentence be committed to
IMPRISONMENT for life. owing to an alleged
conflict In the testimony, which, 1t is
claimed. gives ground for a reasonable
doubt as to the guilt of the prisoner to the
extent charged The Governor will exam
inc the testimony thoroughly on this point
before the time of the reprieve explres.
F1aHrrSe EDIToRs.-A gentleman down
from Placerviile says that town can boast
of two of the liveliest papers in the
State the Observer and the Democrat. They
onIv issue once week, but their personal
conflicts fill in the time between with
amazing regularity, and furnish numer
oue local items for their contempt
rarv. the Republican. The assistant editor
of the Observer won two out of three nights
with the editor of the Democrat last week.
To.p.y is the field day of the week. A
grand panorama of bargains Throughout
fbe house. Every department represented
Red House.
IS FRENCH VILLA" SoAP.-Grand Parlol
Orran given away at 7. III. Cook d Co.'S
corner Eighth and J.
CBIcKERIse" SQUARE PsAso-almos
nev-a bargain for cash. Hammers Musi
Store, $40 J street.
FINE CONNECTIONS. ice cream, water ices
cates ETC. at w. F. Peterson's 8, go ).
SEE our list of bargains in our n new ad