Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-03

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Members of the Legislature, which is to
meet on Monday next, are beginning to
arrive so as to secure choice quarters before
the visitors to the State Fair crowd the no.
tells.
It is said that Swift will carry Yolo
county, be being born in Pike county, Mis-
soari unless Hearst, another NJ ssourian, is
placed at the head of the Democratic
ticket.
The residence of c. Nelson, who resides
on Cache Creek, Yolo county, was entered
and robbed on Tuesday night of $50. The
doors had been left wide open when the
family retired.
A girl aged II years left her home last
week and was not found for several days.
She has been booked for the Magdalen Asy-
lum. She is the same who, it is said, was
recently led astray by a certain butcher.
Many improvements are being made to
the cesspool and sewage arrangements of
the State House Hotel. The traps and
cesspools are of the latest improved styles,
and have the approval of the Board of
Health.
The remains of Mrs. l. T. Crum have
been sent to San Francisco for interment
Members of Naomi Chapter, o. Z. S., and
other friends of the deceased and her hus-
band, escorted the remains to the depot
yesterday.
Governor Stoneman has appointed No
taries Public as follows: W. Il. Pyle, Gil
roy, Santa Clara county W. A. Gett, Jr.,
Sacramento; +. B. Houston, CORTLAND ;
n. Bowden, San Jose; j. f. Lyons, San
Francisco.
On Wednesday night the barn of Mrs. j.
B. Saunders, who resides several miles be-
yond the County Hospital, containing 20
tons of hay, was set on fire by tramps and
burned to the ground. The property was
not insured.
1t is not true, as heretofore reported, that
the Salvation Army brass band were en-
gagged to do escort duty 10 the Big Ten"
upon their return from Frisco. Their
sympathies, it is asserted, are on the side
of the - Little Six"
The late A. S. Woods was buried yester-
day. The funeral procession was com
posed of delegates from the Odd Fellows,
Knights of Honor, Knights of Pythias and
Red Men, of which orders deceased WAS a
Rev. II. C. Christian OBLIGATED.
These arrests were recorded at the sta
tion-house last night: Mike Morrisey,
drunk, by officer Ferrall; Daniel Wallace
and John Wesley, burglary, by officers
Sullivan and Wager; James Gilday, ex
posure of person, by Chief Engineer Suli-
van.
The Grass Valley Tidilgs says: The
Democrats in Sacramento county talk Of
J. 3. Furnish, of Gait, for State
Senator, and J. NJ. Short for the Assembly.
The Legislature is short of the right kind
of furnishing, generally speaking, and Sac
ramento may set things right.
The eastward freight shipments from
Sacramento i'll July were s, 4SG, $50 pounds,
made up of beans, brandy, canned goods,
empty packages, flour, green fruit (6,04S,-
80 pounds, fuse, hides, hops, leather,
lumber, onions, potatoes, canned salmon,
sheep, shingles, vegetables wine, wool, etc.
In addition to innumerable gas Jets the
Exposition building during the State Fair
will be lighted by twenty 5000 candle
power Brush arc lamps, and fifty of the
1000 candle-power Vanderpool electric
lights. The latter is a new light here, and
this will be its first introduction upon the
coast.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
is replacing the old poles between Truckee
and Colfax with new white cedar poles
from the State of Michigan. They are
said to be less brittle and more durable
than the redwood and will withstand the
winter better. They are placed in the
ground to depth of five feet, even in the
solid rock.
A young mechanic named Wallace is I'M
der arrest on a charge of burglary, in hay-
ing entered and stolen some raZors from a
barber shop. John Wesley, young col
ored man employed at fireplace, is charged
with being an accessory, and also with hay
ing stolen q revolver. The cases will come
up tomorrow in the Police Court for ex-
animation.
Arrangements are making for the recep-
ton and entertainment of the Grand Lodge,
[. 0. G. T., which meets in Woodland Oc-
tober ID. A committee consisting OF Prof.
r. A Grant, VIM. Sims and Henry Jeans
have the matter in hand. Grand Secretary
George b Katzenstein. OF this city, has
gone 10 Woodland TO consult with mem
bers of the Order concerning the approach
ing session.
During the month of August II prisoners
were confined in the county jail for the
following offenses Embezzlement, 1 :;
grand larceny, 1 =; robbery, 3 felony, l /;
petty larceny, II; battery, 6; malicious
mischief, l misdemeanor, II; disturbing
the peace, ! ; drunk, II; vagrancy, I in
sane, 2; safe-keeping, ,. Of these, A have
been discharged leaving q incarcerated
on August 3lst.
One bv one the Sacramento delegation
to the Los Angeles Convention are return
ing to their homes. At a banquet at the
Nadeau Hotel few evenings since. Sac
ramentan offered to bet odds that Sacra-
mento " had better climate, raised better
fruit and had handsomer women than Los
Angeles" 1t is needless to say he had no
takers. The Los Angeles people will not
bet at game where they are sure to lose.
There are many counterfeit half-dollars
in circulation. They are well coined, the
die seeming almost perfect, and the ring OF
the coin when thrown upon d counter so
nearly resembling that of the genuine sill
yer half-dollar that its spurious character
can hardly in this manner be detected. It's
weight, however, is deficient, and when II
is received by one used to handling coin
its lightneSs Immediately gives it away.
About midnight last night an untortu-
nate victim of alcohol reused the neighbour
hood, in the alley between Third and
Fourth, and K streets, by cries of Fire
police! help - etc. He had fallen some
fifteen feet into an excavation. in fit of
delirium tremens. Officer Farrell and Dep
uty Sheriff 0'Meara came TO his rescue,
and when he was got out he was attacked
with commissions. On regaining conscious
ness he was taken TO the Receiving Hos
pital.
W. 4. Chittenden has the floor He tells q
somewhat different story from that sworn
to by Mrs. Van De Bogart in her COM
plant, referred to yesterday in connection
with a land transaction. He says that the
compsainant's son visited the land in
Ell Dorado county and reported favorably
upon the proposed exchange for the Tulare
tract. Furthermore, he alleges that it was
q bona tide business transaction, and that
there were no ties of friendship between
his family and the CO mplainant.
Buy a valise or travelling bag. The Red
House bought Milwaukee drummer's full
outfit OF samples at a discount of so per
cent.
TRY the Union Brewery beer, Twentieth