Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-10
Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday All Sing
was convicted of carrying concealed weap-
ons-a pistol having been taken from him
while he was member of the crowd of
Cinnamon hanging around United States
Commissioner Bugbey's Court last Tuesday
and he was fined $50, or 80 days......Ah
Fat, convicted on Wednesday of a similar
misdemeanor, was fined $10......The cases
of Jose Mumos, arrested for battery, and
All Dow, for keeping an opium den, were
continued until this morning Michael
Mullen, for having been drunk, was SEN
fenced to a hours in the city jail......The
cases of Bob Welsh and Louis Hansche,
for visiting an opium den, and the former
for vagrancy, also, were set for hearing on
the 18th.
NoTARIAL APPOINTMENTS. = Governor
stoneman yesterday appointed the follow
ing Notaries Public: John W. Ahern,
Bakersfield; George T. Conner, Tulare;
George Winter, Stockton; Thomas a.
Smith, Alameda; NJ. r. Hook, Red Bluff;
John Ehrlich. Tehama; Jackson Hatch,
Red Bluff; Thomas Renison, Gonzales;
Mark L. Landrum, Peach Tree, Monterey
county, Hugh McDermott, San Mateo;
n. C. Briggs, Hollister; John I. Tobin, Los
Gatos; P. F. Hoey, Gilroy; Robert w.
Forth, San Buenaventura; G. H. Colby,
Dutch Flat; A. G. Lawson, Oakland.
PRIZE SPEAKING AT HOPKINS ACADEMY
On Tuesday evening, the 7th instant, there
was an oratorical prize contest in Oakland
by students of Hopkins Academy. Eugene
A Yates, of Alameda, won the first prize of
SO, and Edwin s. Shanklln, son of j. NJ.
Shankin, of this city, secured the second
prize of $40. His defamation was The
Doom of Claudius and Cynthia" The
Committee of Awards were Professor a. S.
Cook. of the State University; Professor l.
E. Dwinell of the Pacific Theological Sem
mary, Oakland, and c. B. PARCELS, of Oak
land.
THE FIELD TRIALs-Sportsme DESTROYS
Of attending the field trials of the Pacific
Coast Club, which commence near Han
ford. Tulare county, on Monday next, can
receive certificates emitting them to rebate
on fares for the return trip by calling on II.
c. Brown, Secretary of the club at Seven
teenth and p streets Members of the club
will leave here by the Stockton train at
11:30 A. NJ. tomorrow. The meeting is ex-
pected to be the most interesting of any yet
held on this coast.
Room BuRGLARTzED.-I. B. Potter's room,
at the residence of his son-in-law, J. NJ.
Avery, Tenth and G streets, was entered by
a burglar Wednesday night and robbed of
about $f25 and silver watch. The thief
entered the parlor through window, went
upstairs and robbed Mr.. Potter's clothing,
and left the house by the front door, which
he neglected to close behind him.
BOLD THIEF.-About $50 Wednesday
evening Mrs. C. Z. Adams was passing
throug h Seventh street, between and K,
on her way home from the City Library,
when a man snatched her purse from her
hand and ran away. Fortunately the fell
low gained little by his rascality, as the
purse did not contain any money but only
some visiting cards, pencils, ETC.
COMMISSIONERS POINTED The Gov
ernor Yesterday appointed Commissioners
of Deeds as follows: Augustus f. War;,
Liverpool. England William J. kearns,
Newark; Charles F. Munday, Seattle, W.
T.: William NJ Chandler, Sprague, w. T.;
Emma d. Mills, New York City.
Fresh FISH can be found on our fish
stall to-day Tahoe trout, river salmon.
perch, carp. catfish and full assortment OF
fresh bay fish. Also. crabs, Holsters, clans,
mussels, shrimps and fine fat green turtle.
Sacramento Market, 30S, $40 K street, Cur
It's Bros. & Co. proprietors, successors TO d.
DeBernardi & Co.
BY this time we presume that all pur-
chasers are aware that we have fine dis
play of holiday goods at reasonable prices.
Red House.
LADIES pebble goat or American kid but
ton shoe, 81 As pair. Ladies oil pebble
goat button shoes, 81 95 a pair. Red Houses
To-Day, at 8 o'clock Bleached muslin
worth 124 cents). for s cents. This muslin
we guarantee as good as Wamsutta Mills,
or money refunded. Clunie & Kiley, corner
K and Eighth streets.
MATHusHEK" Pianos are the best on