Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-01
LOCAL BREYIrIES.

The pay car arrived last evening, and the
railroad employees will get their money to-
day.
The Republicans of the Second Ward
will hold caucus in the reading-room of
the International Hotel this evening at 8
O'clock.
Fish Commissioner Sherwood, of Marys-
vile, paid into the State Treasury yester-
day $3.50, money obtained from the sale of
licenses.
The Marshall Monument Commission,
accompanied by the sculptor, +. Marion
Wells, will visit Coloma on Saturday
next, going by the way of Placerville.
Robert Hilton, the smallpox dissent
nator. was arrested night before last but re-
leased on promises TO leave the town and
stay away until the small pox scare is over.
The attorneys of Con Sullivan, deposed
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department,
have filed their notices of intention to
move for new trial and to retax the cost
bill in the case.
The Marvsville Marshal has refused a
Chinese pedder of ladies' underwear
license on the ground that his goods might
be tainted with smallpox. That is new
way to boycott.
d. ]. Simmons auctioneer for the Public
ptlitU, SOEu Yesterday Inc
west half of lot Z, in the block 0 and P,
Sixth and Seventh streets, to Charles
Schwartz for 81 l25.
Edward Hatfey was found guilty of bur-
glary the stealing of books from school IL
braries in the first degree by a jury in De-
partment Two of the Superior Court yester-
day morning. He will be sentenced on
March 9th.
Engineers Mcnamara and Hoadley and
Conductor ]. NJ. Connors, who were ar
rested Tuesday on charge of felony rela-
tive to the late train accident near Gold
Run, have been admitted to bail in the sum
OF 81 900 each by Justice Smith, of Rocklin.
Said prominent reformer of the Fourth
Ward yesterday: IF any one from another
| ward comes around our polls to do any
monkeying or intimidating, We will give
them ten seconds to leave and not be re.
sponsible for our acts after the expiration
of that period"
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 46o, being 100 cooler than the
| normal for that day. The highest and low
est temperature was $40 and $50, with vari-
able winds, southeriy during the early
| morning and light in velocity, while during
| the forenoon and afternoon the wind was
brisk from the north; weather clear. There
was considerable frost during the early
morning.
Michael Rigney, pioneer resident of this
city and county, died at his residence, 1912
Second street, in this city yesterday morn.
ing. He came to the State in 1852 and fol-
lowed mining until 1864, when he went
| into steamboating on the river. which he
| followed successfully for many years. He
was native of Ireland, 66 years of age,
| and leaves wife to mourn his loss. He
anil ri,,ht IL.
man. His funeral will take place at IL A.
NJ. to morrow.
Constable Davis, of Folsom, desires it
stated, in reference to a published article
concerning some peculiar money transac-
tions of Frank Esterbrcok, that he Davis
was not in town Monday-the day the
statements were alleged to have been made
by him. Mr.. Davis was here SATURDAY.,
however. and told Under Sheriff Bugbey of
Mr.. Esterbrook's trouble A mistake was
made in the charge, however. Esterbrook
was charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses, and not ernbezzlement. as
stated. The grand larceny charge has been
reduced to misdemeanor.
Yesterday afternoon hack team which
was standing, hitched to post OH Eleventh
street, between X and L, broke their brides
by sraining back, ana started on lively
| runaway. At K street the team turned down
that thorough:are, dashing against an cleo
tric-light pole and breaking the axles. The
team continued their way down K street
until they collided with another electric
light pole between Ninth and Tenth Streets
which overturned the vehicle and brought
them to standstill. The hack, the prop
erty of Tim Server, was a complete wreck
The horses were uninjured beyond a few
scratches. No one was in the hack.
The statement was made upon the streets
yesterday, with a prolonged sh-h-hl at
tached to it, that the downtown patriots "
had engaged score of San Francisco
bruisers and ballot-box suffers to assist
Sacramento on Saturday next to look after
the citys Interests at the Republican
primary. Among the worthless privately
announced are :" Big Neck - Smith, and
Scouchin. It's just possible that Sacramento
could get along without the presence of
these gentlemen on this particular occasion,
| as the capital city is not entirely inharmon-
ious with the progress of the age, and when
exigencies require, don't need to send away
20 secure thugs and ballot-box suffers. for
We have supply who can manipulate very
cleverly.
SEE display in our windows for Thurs
days sale. J. J. Kiley & Co.
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