Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE DENTAL ExAMISERs.-The first an
nual report Of the Board of Dental Exami-
ners of the State of California has been
presented to the Governor, and printed at
the State Printing Office The report shows
that the first registration under the Act of
last March, under which the Board was
appointed, was made June 10Th, and by the
end of September there was total of 466
registrations. copy of the official regis
ter is attached to the report All persons
who are now practicing dentistry in this
State, and who have not registered or re-
ceived certificate from this Board in pur-
suance OF the Act mentioned, are violating
the law and subject to arrest and a fine of
800 to 500, or imprisonment for six months
in the county Jail for each and every
otiense. Further: 1t will be necessary for
all persons, who may hereafter desire to
engage III the practice of dentistry in this
State, to secure certificate from this Board
upon diploma from reputable dental col
lege, or after examination in dental sur
gerry, as required by said Act The fol-
lowing Sacramento county dentists are
registered B. f. Bates. Folsom Edward
Gardner. J. Van C. Horner, W w. Light.
III. II. Pierson, t. B. Reid, |. g. Shaw, f.
NJ. Shields, G. II. Stephenson, s. S. South
worth, Frank f. Tebbets, VIM. Wood, Sac
ramento.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, pursuant to adjournment, all
the members present Minutes read and
approved. On motion of Mr. Steinman.
the District Attorney was allowed not to
exceed $40 for the purchase of certain law
books for the use of his office Mr.. Nc
Mullen moved that 1912 20 be taken from
the general road fund TO tender to D. w.
Lewis for damages to his property in Road
District No. ), occasioned by the opening
OF certain road, the amount named hay
ing been fixed by the Superior Court to be
rendered by the Road Overseer. Carried
unanimously. On motion of Mr. Stein
man, the bill of John I. Cardwell for dam
ages in the sum of 81 900. occasioned by
the running of a road in District No. 4, was
ordered paid out of the general road fund.
On motion Of Mr. McMullen, 800 was ap-
propriated out of the general fund to de-
fend y. J. Bump in his right to the title of
certain ferry and ferry frontage between
Tyler and Staten Islands, on the Nickel
ulnne river, which was sold by the county
of Sacramento to said Bump in 1854 for
the sum of $50. A larrS. number of bills
We're allowed srTd he Board took recess
until this horning.
SENTENCE CoMMUTED.-Ye sterday Gov
ernnor Stoneman committed the sentence
of John Ivers, so that his term of impris-
onment will end on the first of next month.
lvers was convicted at the October term of
the Superior Court of San Francisco. 1884.
OF an assault with deadly weapon, and per-
jury, and sentenced to two wears i'm
prisonment in the State Prison The
Board of Prison Directors unanimous
" recommended Il Communication upon
the grounds that Senators Creighton
and Drum, and n large number of reputa-
bic citizens of San Francisco, including ex-
District Attorney Sullivan who prosecuted
and Judge Toohy who sentenced. asked
for it. Their petition set forth the fact that
lvers was the only one of four guilty par
ties who was convicted and punished that
previously he had borne an excellent name;
that his conviction of perjury was techni
cal, and that steady employment awaited
him. The crime for which he was con-
victed was an assault made by himself and
three others upon T. w Shepherd in the
Jewish Cemetery, San Francisco.
COUNTY HosPTrAL.-The foilowing.is the
report of Dr. G. A. White Superintendent
of the County Hospital, for the month end
ing December 31st: Patients in hospital
December lst 16S; admitted during the
month, 80; died, g. discharged. Al; re-
naming, Ia; meals furnished destitute
applicants, 271. The deaths were as fol-
lows: Frank Sirone, aged 10, native of
France, who died of old age; Margarite
Cavaaa, 60, Mexico, suicide by cutting
throat; Pat Hogan, %, New York, endo-
carditis; Chas. wicker, So Louisiana,
pericarditis; John Bryant, %, New York,
enteritis; Lee A. Rowley, 25 New York,
consumption. The current expenses for the
month were S2.0SS SO, of which S720 was
for salaries and 81 1868 36 for subsistence
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday All Dock and All Hin, charged with
misdemeanor, were discharged The
cases of Jan Sing, accused of disturbing
J. Mathena's peace, and Mathena for bat
terry upon Mr.. Sing, were tried and the
defendants discharged..........C Weiker.
charged with misdeneanor in shooting at
n mudhen in China slough, forfeited his
deposit. .Constine Corrizen was tried for
battery and discharged. ~ Ohm Berry, ac-
cused of petit larceny, was discharged.
George Davis was convicted of disturbing
the peace of Mary McNeal, and fined $50
THE case OF Charles Willhite arrested
for disturbing the peace AT the Salvation
Army barracks a few evenings since, was
WV s'.AN NtAANli AALNsta lStIllSIIl.
SACRAMENTO TURN VEREIN.-The follow
ing officers of the Sacramento Turn Verein
were installed Wednesday evening: Aug.
Hebron. First President; ]. Arnold, Sec
ond President; Otto I. Wieben. First Sec
rotary tre-elected); c. Iser, Second Secre-
tary (re-elected); NJ Kestler, First Treas
urer (re-electedl; C. A york, Second
Treasurer; G. Hagelstein, First Turnwart
(re-elected); IL. Stober Second Turnwart
(re-elected); NJ. Doerr, Zengwart; J. Kaerth,
Librarian; ]: Well Trustee; Aug. He'll
bron, Turnrath (re- elected).
ScoRPoRATED.-Articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary of States
office. of the Halleck Cattle Company, to
operate in Nevada, Idaho. and elsewhere.
Directors-John +. Boyd, Joseph Scott.
William Willis, VIM. S. Wood, L. Osborn.
Capital stock, $4,000. all of which has
been subscribed by the Directors. Also, of
the Northern Cattle Company, 10 operate in
Montana and elsewhere. Same Directors
as in the Halleck Company Capital stock.
$4,000, all of which is subscribed.
RAILROAD HosPIrAL.-Dr. F. W. Hunt
dngton, Superintendent of the Railroad
Hospital. reports as follows for the month
of December. Patients present December
1sts IS; admitted during the month. 81;
total treated, 50; discharged, %; died. re-
maining January LIST, 81. The number of
private house and office patients treated
was I'D.
TODAY, in our bankrupt sale, We Will Of
fer several lines of white and colored blank
cts at greatly reduced rates Red House.
LADIES extra-quality ingram hose solid
coiors, full finished, y cents, worth double,
in to-day's sale Red House.
BLASKETs.-Blankets in our bankrupt