Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-07
Bodies Recovered.

The bodies of Add. c.. Hinkson and Lin
wood Dozier, who were drowned in the
overflow on the night of Wednesday, April
2Sth, were recovered yesterday morning.
That of Mr.. Dozier was found by p. d.
Weeks shortly after sunrise. and about $50
g: Lawson and G. Patterson discovered that
OF Mr.. Hinkson. They were not far apart.
and about three-fourths of mile from the
head OF Brannan slough, and nearly mile
ana half from the place where their boat
was found day or two after they were
lost. The remains, which were not in as
bad condition as might have been expected
from the length of time they had been in
the water, were brought to the city and
conveyed TO the Coroner's Office, but that
official deemed it unnecessary to hold an
inquest Mr.. Dozier's body will be taken
to Rio Vista by this mornings steamer for
lntermeut, and members of the Masonic
fraternity will escort it 10 the steamer land
ing, he having been a member of that or
der. Mr.. Hinkson's funeral will probably
take place tomorrow.
BANK CoMMssIoNERs.-Goy Stone
man yesterday appointed and commits
stoned as Bank Commissioners w. w.
Moreland vice j. f. Farnum, whose term
expires May Il, 1856 and A. w. Potts. of
Los Angeles, vice j. NJ Litchheld. whose
term expires July 10, 1856. The term of
Office of Bank Commissioner is four years,
and the salary s., coo per annum and trav-
cling expenses. The other member of the
Board is VIM. +. White of Santa Cruz.
whose term expires November Z, 1887. Mr.
Moreland Is the private secretary of Gov
ernor Stoneman. He has resided with his
family in this city for the past three years.
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Governor Stoneman has notified the State
Board of Prison Directors to appear at the
State Capitol. at 10 A. N. on Saturday. Nav
10th, when the charges preferred against
them by the Attorney General, will be
heard. The charges allege that the Prison
Directors have violated Section of Article
X of the Constitution, which reads: After
the first day of January. 1882 the labor of
convicts shall not be LET out by contract to
any person, copartnership, company or cor
porarion, and the Legislature shall by law
provide for the working of convicts for the
benefit of the State
ST.. PAUL's PIcNIc-St. Paurs Church
picnic viii be held at Beach's Grove, near
Freeport, to-day, the steamer Governor
Dana, Captain Dwyer, conveying the ex-
cursionists, leaving her landing at the foot
of street at $50 A. NJ sharp. Lunch bas-
kets will be called for at A. NJ.
at number of convenient places. men
toned in advertisement. The First Artil-
lery band will furnish music for the occa-
sion, and as the weather promises 10 be
very pleasant. and the grounds are known
to be in fine shape, splendid time may be
anticipated.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
|, Of lob L
Cross, charged with malicious mischief.
were dismissed at the request of the prose
cutting witness Mrs. Hughes case of
malicious mischief was set for hearing on
the l0th..John Morris was fined IS for
having been drunk Dan Blair, another
drunk, forfeited his deposit. James Me-
Cormack was convicted of vagrancy, and
sent to the county Jail for ten days.----The
case of John Hurley. arrested for vagrancy
went over until the 10th.
HussARs' PIcNIc.-Thatpo popular organiza-
ton, the Sacramento Hussars, will hold its
twenty-seventh annual picnic and target
practice at Richmond Grove next Sunday,
when prizes will be given for series Of
athletic games. and also prizes for games in
which ladies and children will be contest
ants. The pleasure of the occasion will be
enhanced by the singing OF the Turner
Harmonic. Good order will be maintained
throughout the day, and no disreputable
persons will be allowed on the grounds.
Tickets. % cents.
IN our sale tomorrow, among the many
bargains will be best quality indigo blue
figured calieoes, cents per yard; fancy
lowered lawns, 8 cents per yard. Red
House.
MEMS hook and lace, button and Con-
gress gaiter shoes, 81 50, in orr sale Satur-
day. Red House.
LADIES glove kid shoes, 81 40, in our
sale Saturday. Red House.