Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-16

TICRETs TO Los AEGELEs.-Those wish
ing to attend the Y NJ C. A. State Con-
vention al Los Angeles next week must
send in their names to Moore Hesketh,
General Secretary of the Sacramento Asso-
citation, not later than Tuesday, if they de-
sire to avail of the reduced rate of trans
portation, as application has to be made by
him at San Francisco. The tickets are
good for two weeks from next Wednesday,
and are sold to any who desire to go to Los
Angeles, whether members of the As5ocia-
ton or not. The tickets are $25 from San
francisco, or the same price from here,
with the local rate from Sacramento to
Lathrop added.
MINERAL PATENTS REcEIvED.-Selden
Hetzel Register Of the U. S. Land Office
has received the following United States
mineral land patents No. 109,711, for G.
B. Bacigluppi and Lucca Sanguineti to the
Baciguluppi placer mine, in the Calaveritas
Mining District No. 1873, for Abraham
Mckinney and Joseph Cranniss, to the
Mckinney and Cranniss quartz mine, jack
son Mining District Amador county No
1896, for Theophile lie Bout to the Ma
meluke quartz mine, Georgetown Mining
District, FL Dorado county.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Antoine Fontano, previously con-
victed of battering another man with a
cobble, was fined SIS or fifteen days. The
case of Ed Jacobs, arrested for malicious
mischief. was dismissed at the request of
the prosecution 49,. Samuel Cumpston's case
of assault to murder B. F. Glidden went
over until to-day There being no COM
plant made against C. II. Barnum, ar
rested for vagracy, the case was continued
until this morning.
DIED OF LocKJAw.-Early this week
Fred. Hodgssn, machinist in the employ
of the railroad company at Wadsworth,
stepped upon nail, which penetrated his
foot, and symptoms of tetanus soon ensued.
1t was decided to bring him to the Railroad
Hospital in this city, but just before the
train reached the city limits yesterday
morning death ensued. The remains will
be sent to Wadsworth for interment.
BUSINESS CHANGE. - Announcement is
made of the retiracy of James I. Felter
from the firm of Felter, Son & Co., of this
CITY. The business of the late firm is to be
conducted at the same loCation-in the
Arcade building-by w. r. Felter, who was
Junior member of the late firm, and who is
well and favorably known to our trade
area of the coast.
BASEBALL To-MoRRow.-At Agricultural
Park at $50 P. NJ. tomorrow the last game
of the League series for this season will be
nlaved between the Pioneers and the Atlas
There is no danger of either of those or
carnations giving up before the game Is
over. but each will do its best to score q
---,.o-,. II, fbiS their final contest.
Has DECIDED TO LOCATE HERE.-The
many friends in this city OF detective
W Gone will be pleased to learn that be
has decided 10 locate in this city. he ma
taken rooms Nos. 81 and p, over the Can,
fornia State Bank, corner OF tourtn ana J
streets, and will be prepared on Monuay
October 18th to tender his services 70 al
recurring the same. Owing to the enecqV'
work performed by Mr.. Cone, ne mas oe
come most favorably known all over th'
State. The press, wherever ne mas pe 8!
speak in terms of the highest praise Oh M
ability and energy
TX HAMMER, No. $50 street, received
all premiums awarded on musical lhslI 1 :
ments at the recent State Fair. haises
stock to select from and lowest prices
u,xDsovr line of brocaded dress suit
;,1e in ali colors. l6 cents per yard. Home
sn,n suiting. new fall shades, 10, 70 TO q
cents per yard. Red House.
DE-. voELLER has gone TO San Francso
to remain two or three Gays, anu 80 -,
his absence DIR. W. A. Briggs VIII at'sn