Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-30
Declines the Honor.

observes MS name puDllSneu as MS having
been nominated for State Treasurer on the
Labor party's ticket. He desired to state
that while he is anti-Chinese and the friend
of labor, his name had been used by the
Labor party without his knowledge or con-
sent, and that he positively declines the So
called nomination. He says he is entirely
opposed to multiplying parties upon this
issue, as both of the great parties are openly
anti-Chinese, n acceptable candidates
should be found within them. In this con-
necion it may also be stated that Mr.. RoU-
tieur was a delegate to the late Republican
Convention of Sacramento county, and says
he will stand by the ticket he helped to
nominate.
DEATH FROM SrRANGULATIoN.-Yesterday
morning John A. Bell, aged about 25
years, died at the residence of his father,
n street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tenth. 1t appears that the young man has
been subject to epileptic fits, and for that
reason was rarely lost sight of. Yesterday
forenoon he went to one of the outbuild-
ings. and, not returning soon, was looked
after, and found lying dead On the floor,
he having evidently had an attack of the
disease, and fallen in such a manner that
his head was forced under him to an ex-
tent rendering it impossible for him to
breathe, and death resulted from suffoca-
ton. Coroner Clark was notified, but,
after learning the facts, decided that an in
quest was unnecessary.
THE YOSEMITE HoTEL.-The hotel in
Yosemite valley, for the construction of
which an appropriation was made at the
last session of the Legislature mot the
water-logged SESSION., is being quite rapidly
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Croly, of this city. The building is al
ready up and well advanced. II. Weaver,
the stone sidewalk artist of Sacramento,
leaves to-day for the valley to construct the
chimneys. They are to be of concrete, or
artificial stone, and these will be six in
number and sixty feet in hight. 1t is the
intention of the contractors to have the
building entirely inclosed and protected
from storms before the winter sets in.
Executive CLEMENoY.-Goyernor Stone
man yesterday COMMITTED the sentence of
George C. Gottung-convicted Of man
slaughter in San Francisco, in 1879, and
sentenced to ten years impriSonment-to
SIX and one-half years, because of valu-
able services rendered the State, Gottung
having e~xtinguished a fire at the prison,
which otherwise would have destroyed
much valuable property. The Governor
has also p2rdoned Charles Paul, convicted
of grand larceny in San Francisco in 1883,
and sentenced to six years. A number of
Notwithstanding the District Attorney
who prosecuted, the trial Judge, etc.-pe-
titioned for the pardon.
AN EscHEATED EsrATE.-John Elliott
McDougall and others, claiming TO be
heirs of Daniel McDougall, who died in
-. =, Nav 1901 laavipr M
estate estimated at about $4,000, of which
S10,097 90 was subsequently escheated TO
the State, no heirs appearing, were before
Judge Van Fleet yesterday in proceedings
looking TO the recovery of the escheated
money. John NJ. Harrington, of Colusa,
acted as attorney for the petitioners, and
Deputy Acknowledgement Marshall for the
State. The case was partially heard and
submitted, with leave to file certain docu-
mentary evidence when 1t is secured.
SUMNER RELIEF CoRPs' PARrY.-Sumner
Relief Corps, No. II, which is doing good
service in the cause of kindness and char
ity. will give a social and literary entertain
ment and dance at Changers Hall this
evening. for the benefit of the relief fund
The Corps has hitherto given two very sue
cessfnl parties-the pink tea party and
the " blue and gold party-and the ladies
hope to make this one fully as successful.
ZONES Fisch & Watson Will furnish the
music. Tickets Including r~efreshments),
% cents.
AUCTION SALE.-W. H. sherburn will
sell al auction to-day at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. by order of Sheriff Wilson, the en-
tire contents OF the Unique Restaurant and
bar. corner of Third and ] streets, lnclud-
ing groceries and provisions, wines and
liquors, French range with not water at
tachments, etc.
JupeE APPo1NTED.-The Governor has
appointed John b. Work Superior Judge OF
San Diego county, vice McNeeley, resigned
Work is a Republican. No suitable Dem
ocrat wanted the place, n hence a ne
publican was accorded the honor.
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REFERRING to the advertisement ID your
columns of the 2Sth. where the name oil
King Soap is advertised at IS cents per box
of 20 bars. we desire to state that we called
to-day and found the soap advertised is not
the Capital Soap Company's lie Roi Des
Gavons or King of Soaps, but is a name
well calculated TO deceive. II has no conf
parison to the Capital Soap Companys
King, being a very inferior article and
wais. ng 10 pounds to the box, or 8 ounces
10 the bar. Capital Soap Co.
To-Day and tomorrow see display of
Colgate & Co.'S soaps and perfumeTy in
show windoa. Immense cnt in druggists
prices. Red House.
SEE new advertisement to-day, Red
House.