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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Co onel John eobieski addressed a large n q.
Streets vi anu n
new artifcialstone pavement is being mt
down in front of the Windsor Hotel at Fiebth
and streets
The Democratic Central Committee caused q
salute to be fired last evening over the news
bill. --iAAe'0
The pay car paid off the yard hands in this
city Yesterday. 1t goes to Placervine this morn
ing. 1t viii pay off the men in the railroad
shops tomorrow.
A social dance will be given by Equity Lodge.
h. and L. of H., Wednesday evening, October
sd, at Changers Hall. Admission, including re-
freshments, % cents.
There was no session OF Department Two of
tne superior Court yesterday, Judge Van Fleet
having gone to Oroville to open the Superior
Court of Butte county.
The Governor yesterday appointed and COM
mlSsloned George C. Perkins, of San Francisco.
Director of the institution for the Deaf Dumb
ana Blind, vice George E. Whitney, resigned
Commissioners of Deeds were yesterday ap-
pointed by Governor Waterman, as follows t.
D. Howard, to reside at Port Townsend, Wash
mgton Territory; Charles E. Mack TO reside
at Virginia City Nevada.
The Haverlys and Pioneers play a regular
league game at Snowflake Park next Sunday.
and it will undoubtedly be an exciting contest
as the Pioneers defeated the Haverlys Sunday 5
70 4; Had the HaYerlyS wen they would now be
tie for first place.
Able and Carroll last night waited upon Mrs.
Anderson, and informed her she must close her
recently opened dive on street near Tenth
she replied that she would not do so to please
anybody. She was given until this morning to
comply with the order, and viii be arrested ii
she tails to do So
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. P. McHale, OF Placer county. is in the
city. - '-''
W. L. Terry and family departed for the East
yesterday. ''S'
Hon. W. w. Williams is a guest of Governor
Waterman.
j.. NJ. Stephenson returned from Bartlett
Springs yesterday.
Miss Mildred Mccormick of Maxwell is visit
ing friends in Woodland.
twenty-five pupils were admitted to the Balm
bridge Business College yesterday
Miss Gnssie Clark, of Los Angeles. has been
visiting her grandparents aC lone Civ
Mrs NJ II. Eeach and Miss Zsnamie Veach
nave returned from os Angeles county.
c. S. Young, of Rio Bonito, passed through on
MS way nome from trip to the Bay last night
Z. c.. Campbell and Miss Annie Dray returned
yesterday from visit to friends in East Oak
land
Rhoderick Dhu Cooper has returned from an
France
H. C. Kelly, formerly night clerk of the State
House, but now of the Union Hotel leaves to-
day for Grass Valley, to visit friends and rela-
tiyes of that place.
J. NJ. Costigan and Miss Belle Allen, both OF
Oakland, were married on Saturday last The
bride is sister of Judge Post, of this city. The
groom Is OF the firm of Costigan, Cohen 4 Co.
Baroness Won Schroeder and party passed
through yesterday TO the East in the special car
bOhdilue, III CHdTSc OI W. Ii. Martin, travelling
agent for the San Francisco and Northern Pacific
Railroad.
Charles McCreary and wife returned on
oatur lay from couple of weeks visit to Mon
terey. Ihey were accompanied by their son
Harry, VINO is home on short vacation from
Berkeley
George Lukens, Republican nominee for the
Assembly from FL Dorado county was in the
city yesterday, and called ct this Office He saws
protec, ion to American industries is on top in
the Empire" county.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday;
Capt. ). Cutler, Astoria; f. B. Dana, Geo. W.
N9ndubick, ]. II. Mcknight, New York: Miss
Clara Foltz, San Diego; N. F. farble, Los An
geles; NJ: Fedden, Dixon q. German, Brus-
sells; n. b. Whitaker, Stockton; A. K Munson
Oakland; J. w. Woodland Colusa H. Lowcn-
stein. =; 5. A. Miller, Chicago; Joe Aiken.
Colorado; o. p. Button, A. S. Milvee and wife.
New York; Samuel Rathell and wife St Louis.
W. h. Carlen, Miss Crup, Miss Barr Jersevyille:
Z. a. Pickett, Carbondale; Amos w. Huggins.
Lee Jacobs, John NJ. Lent, F. Peterson, D. A.
Donelson, Vernier Voldo, San Jose
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday: Fred
u; Cox, city; Charles Harley, San Francisco;
Gharies Auli, Folsom; George W. Peuter, Bodice;
j. ) froul, Virginia City; J. S. Mayer and wife,
A. ), summers, Dixon; George Ohlyer, Sutter
county; J. B. Patterson, Lincoln; c. p Perry,
Mheatiand; John X. Lockwood, New York: ".
IL. hathaway aud wife, +. Anthony, San Fran
cisco; Miss Carrie January, Denver; Lou Ma.
tlVla, Marysville; l.. d. Wicks Emigfant Gap; J.
f. Newberg, San Jose; J. Z. Gibson, D. Tye
keddmg; John N. Arnold. Boston; G. E.
Lukens, Clarksville; Peter McGraw, Folsom,
william Hood, Summit: L. +. Chase d. II
ellis, ). y. Lean, Auburn.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
ALL BROKE UP.
Mike Cronin Found at His House in a
Horrible Condition

About halfpast clock yesterday afternoon
word was sent to the station-ho that Mike
Cronins saloon, on the corner of Second and O
streets, had not been opened during the day, and
1t was thought something must have happened
to the proprietor, who lived up stairs over the
saloon. Officers Arlington and Carroll at once
visited the place to investigate, and found
Cronln, badly battered up, lying in a heap at
the foot OF the stairway leading up stairs He
was baoly cut i'll the head aud face and ap-
peared partially paralyzed He was breathing
heavily and appeared conscious of what was
passing but could not speak or indicate in any
manner what had happened 10 him. -Four
dollars and five cents in coin lay on the floor
under him, having evidently fallen from bis
pocket. The front door of the saloon was un-
locked, but there was no evidence that any
thing in the house had been disturbed. There
was blood at the head OF the stairway and also
on paper outside of the door, and from this
the officers inter that Cronin must have been
injured on the outside night before last and
started 10 go to bed up stairs, but his strength
Jailed when he reached the top of the stairway
and he fell to the bottom. where he was found
IL TINS is the case, he must have lain in q semi
conscious condition sill day
Cronln was conveyed to the Receiving Hos
pltal, where the City Physician dressed his
wounds. He has been separated from his wife
for some time and has been drinking heavily
for several days past. He has relatives living
on Pstreet between SiXteeoth and Seventeenth
who took charge of him last night
LATER -Cronan died at the Receiving Hospi-
tai about halt-past II o'clock last night. 1t has
been aseertained that his correct name was
Patrick CrOnan '@
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
CITY TRUSTEES.
Official Report for September-The L
DfDarfnaut Tux

| Official Report for September-The Fire
Department Tax.
The regular weekly meeting of the Board o.
City Trustees was held yesterday all the mem
bers present.
The report of the Chief Engineer OF the Water
works showed 39,655,cOO gallons of water
pumped for the week ending September 30th.
Clerk of the City Water-works, Victor J.
Gregory, reported water rates collected for the
six months ending october 1st, S2S,796 70 and
| for taps, S595.
| Poundmaster Rumble collected fees during
| september amounting TO 50 IS.
George A. Putnam reported S7242 licenses
sold. Fees on same, SIS. Dog licenses, S2S6
Total, sI,6l6. He reported having on hand
Octo3er lst, licenses s7,021, dog tags Sl14.
A. j. Wilson, Superintendent of the City Gem
eterles, reported forty-two deaths for the month
OF september. Fourteen bodies were brought
mere Tor interment and seven sent abroad
Harbormsster Kidder collected harbor dues
| for the month amounting to $780,
number OF citizens asked that the hurdy-
gurdy mouse ON street, between Ninth and
cessary to take any action as the Chief of Police
would close it,
The ordinance introduced at the last meeting
ielatlve to throwing dodgers about the street
ana upon the sidewalk was passed. Any person
violating the provisions of the ordinance shall
/ upon conviction. be punished by fine in a sum
not TO exceed 500, or by imprisonment not to
prisonment.
Mayor gregory gave notice that he intended
70 introduce an ordinance repeating Ordinance
no. q, which gives the City Surveyor S25 per
month for Sidewalk Inspector.
IN accordance with the writ of mandate from
the superior Court, tax of cents on the 500
was levied on all taxable property for the bene-
ht of the Fire Department.
Inc Street Commissioner reported fayorably
npon the opening of the alley in the block,
ana and Tenth and Eleventh streets.
sirlcy q
continued for one week, and several local en-
glneers will be invited to be present on Monday
next and give their views regarding the best
method to increase the water supply
Inc Board agreed to secure the services of
competent inspector of insect pests at a salary of
go per month, whose business it will be to make
war against the cottony Cushion SCALE the
woolly aphis and all other insects that are
threatening the destruction of shrubbery fruit
and shade trees
The following form has been prepared to send
10 property owners having infected shubbery:
DEAR SIR: In accordance with the REQUIRE
ments OF Section OF "An Act to prevent the
spread OF fruit and tree pests and diseases etc "
you are hereby notified that your premises are
injected with injurious insects and liable to
spread contagion, and to take immediate steps in
the matter of abating said nuisance il com
pnance with requirements of said law Re- |
spectfully yours, --
Quarantine Guardian.
This Is accompanied with a printed circular
by the Mayor containing suggestions as to the
best methods to be used in eXterminating the |
pests. W
After allowing large number of bills, the
Board adjourned.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
A Meeting Last Evening at Which DIFF
f-rent Suhiscts Nara no,s,J.S

meeting Last Evening at Which Diff
fsrent Subjects Were Considered
| meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
City and County improvement Association was
held last evening, Judge W. H Beatty presiding,
and c. W. Baker, Secretary. ]. NJ. Avery, Chair
man of the Sub Committee on Manufactures.
m lde report of the proceedings of the meeting
OF that committee, at which the subject of re-
moving the woolen mills from Santa Rosa to
| this city was considered and q full statement
OF winch was published in these columns last
week. The matter was discussed somewhat at
length last evening, and 1t was finally decided,
IN furtheranee of the object, to hold public
meeting at the Court house next THURSDAY
evening, at which all interested are invited to
attend
large number of bills were considered and
ordered paid
Superintendent Flint in charge of the Perma.
neht EXPOSITION, submitted a report in which
ne again urged the necessity of having printed
matter showing resources and advantages of
Central and Northern California to furnish an
plcantS for such information. The report was
referred TO the Committee on Permanent Expo.
sition.
The subject OF war upon the cottony cushion
scale was taken up and extensively discussed
A. ). hopkins gave results of his recent obserya-
tlons In Southern California, where he said the
raVages were 10 be seen in nearly every town
ne VISITED, and IN many places trees were either
dead or had no leaves upon them and Dre-
sented disgusting sight. He thought too great
efforts could not be made to exteTminate the
White scale before 1t got any worse here. This
view was generally concurred in bv other
speakers, among whom were Judge Beatty, DR..
Summons, Grove L. johnson, j. NJ. Avery, j. W.
wilson, DR.. W. A. Briggs. C. A. Luhr R. Il. Dey-
nm William Schaw, D. A. Lindley, ETC.
al motion motion was unanimously adopted urging
al residents of the city to operate as far as
within their power in the efforts now being
lnaugurated by the Mayor and City Trustees |
aided by the State Inspector of Fruit Pests, to |
crush out this enemy and to PROMPTLY carry
this end. :"
Dr. Simmons called attention to the fact that |
the Secretary of State was favorable to such |
legislation as would enable the proper filling
ana planting out to trees of the eastern portion |
OF capitol Park. and a so the laying of needed /
walks around the inclosure. He suggested that |
the committee should render such aid in bring
ing about the desired result as might be neces-
saty and helpful. These views met with gen
erai approval, and motion was finally adopted
requesting that meeting of the Committee on
PARKS be held and the matter considered.
me meeting then adjourned to the call OF the |
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
CHANGED HIS MIND,
All Chung Thought He Was Guilty o
Selling Lottery Tickets

SehinS LOtt6Ty Tickets.
There were thirty cases on the Police Court
calendar yesterday morning, but none of them
of any great Importance. Nineteen Cinnamon
were arraigned for violating the cubic air ordi-
nance, and had their cases continued
All Chung, who was arrested for selling lot
terry ticket to special officer Crump got off in fine
style. When the case was called his attorney.
L. {. Hart arose and said that Chung would
waive reading the complaint, plead guilty, and
take sentence at once. At this juncture the City
Attorney remarked that there was no complaint
on file, and Mr., Hart promptly withdrew his
ofer 70 plead guilty The prosecuting attorney
then drew up complaint, which was sworn to
by Mr. Crump. Mr.. Hart examined the com
plant, and interpcseda e demurrer, On the ground
that 1t simply charged the defendant with hay
ing In his possession a lottery ticket" The
court sustained the demurrer, An Chung was
discharged, and the city was out $40 Crump had
purchased a lottery ticket of the Chinamau and
had it in his possession
John Williams and Ed. Rand, common drunks
were sent to the county Jail for so days.
John Moser and two John Doe DRINKS wele
discharged.
The case of Joe Boris and King Silva. for dis
turolng the peace, and May Hamilton, for dis
turping the peace and battery, were continued
until to-day.
Jas. Heming was arraigned for disturbing the
peace and discharged, while George Toland was
hned y % for that offense
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Clunie Opera House.

Under the auspices of the Caledonian Club
which will aid in the dances-the Bairnsfather
family will appear tonight and tomorrow
night in an entertainment of Scottish song,
story, character delineation and dance 1t is
the Only family of Scottish vocalsts living and
is represented as the best that has visited the
United States. 1t is spoken of highly by the
press, and its engagement in San Francisco was
very successful. The Stockton papers indorse
was OF the most pleasing description, enehant-
ing both young and Old" Another daily OF
that city says: Everybody who had the pleas
ure of hearing the BaiInsfather family of Scotch
yocalists was delighted with the entertainment,
which was of a kind that has never been given
bef re in this city, The Ssu Francisco C2roni-
Gle pronounced the entertainment of the family
highly interesting fom beginning to end" it
IS announced that Hon. W. w. Williams of In
diana, who spoke here last night, with his
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Welding at AnteInne.

Charles Johnston, of Sacramento, and Maggie
p. DAILY, of Antelope, were united in marriage
at the residence of the brides parents on the
SOth of September. The ceremony was per
formed in very impressive manner by the Rev
A L. Needham, pastor of the Sixth-street NJ. (.
bride were ma and beautiful, showing the
high esteem in which she is held by ALL af er
doing justice TO the bountiful and elegant repast
which was spread for the occasion, the gus SIS
departed, after congFatulating The happy couple
who stared vest on The evening train The
guests present we're: l.. 5. DAILY and wife Geo
ealy, wife and son, Miss Lillian 4. Cross, Mr..
Waitress and family. Harry Gee, of Antelope
Mr.. Somers and family, Mr. Churchman and
family, Mr.. Maluvia Mrs. Bulfinch. Miss NeIlie
and Jos Gray, of Sacramento Miss Jennie Har-
ris and Mrs George Lamphrey, of Rosevilie the
Misses Belle and Mary Gray and Samuel GRAY.
ot Marysyille; Miss Stella Lynch. of San Fran.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
On Habeas Corpus.

w. A. Anderson yesterday sued out writ of
habeas corpus before Judge Armstrong on be-
half of All Sing, the Chinaman convicted be-
fore Justice Foster at Brighton last week and
sentenced to $50 days in the County Jail The
application for the writ was based on the ground
that the Court had no jurisdiction to pass judg-
ment; that the process in the hands Of the
Sheriff is not founded upon any valid decree or
order: that the defendant was denied his con-
stitutional rights, and that the judgment was
pronounced without any legal authority. The
writ vas made returnable before Judge Arm
strong on Saturday next, at 10 A. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
The Freeport Road.

Following is the amount of money which was
subscribed for the repairing of the Freeport
road last spring Subscribed by citizens of Sac.
ramento, $500 80: subscribed by the farmers
along the road, 81, ,423; road fund, No. II, $500;
borrowed money, 81 GOO; total, So, ,2s3 80. The
expenses incurred in gravelingthe road were as
follows: Railroad company for 100 carloads OF
gravel, 81 900: Il. Haedrich, at 81 40 per yard,
hauling at s. per yard, $500; subscribers, for
hauling gravel at 81 so per yard, $50 95; neees-
sary expenses by the committee, s5S 95: total
expenses, s3,0S3. This leaves a balance OF 500,
which will be spent in fixing up the road fur.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
sUpKhl0H coIxT.
Department onc-Armstrons, Judge.

MONDAY, October ], 1883
Dwight Iounglove VS.. B. L. Steinman ct al
Continued to October 10th.
Jennie Cassidy VS.. Michael Cassidy-Decree OF
divorce granted upon report ofreferee
Charles Jacobs, native of England admitted
to citizenship on the testimony of Daniel Long
and Eli Baker
Am liza Saunders VS.. L. II. Russell Admins
trator-Decree granted on p,eadings.
Paul Bessen, native of Germany. admitted
to citizenship on the testimony of Charles
Koffinann ard Joseph Kofimaan
Thomas Hearney, q native of Ireland, ad-
mitted to citizenship on the evidence OF William
Wilson and Samuel King
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Sheahan,s Shnotinn

The rifle shooting of William Sheehan week
ago last Sunday has created a sensation among
the marksmen of the State, especially at San
Francisco the Examiner of yesterday had this
to say about it: Last Monday the startling
news was received from Sacramento that the
made larger scores than those of one wear sp0
by over 20 per cent. General Orton said that he
had sent man up there TO look to the intere Is
OF the State. The shooting was SO astonishing
that II has created much comment, especially
in view of the fact that there is now too much
lead pencil work going on. AS a consequence
OF the above shoot and Sheehan's AS score
Thomas Carson, member of Company C, First
infantry, is about to issue challenge to shoot
MIR. Sheehan hundred-shot match for 500, or
bet him he cannot repeat his remarkable feat
either in San Francisco or Sacramento. The
best ten men Mt Sacramento averaged very
nearly Sc per cent. with Springfield rifles
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Courting Death.

When the passenger train from Plaeerville
was nearing White Rock station yesterday on
its down trip, the engineer, Mr.. HAniord, saw
som thing red lying on the track between the
rails. He thought it was calf, blew the whistle
and slowed up, stopping the train when only a
few feet distant. A man who had been sleeping
on a roll of red blankets jumped up apparently
very much frightened. man who was riding
in the rear car OF the train says that after the
train passed the man laid down on the track in
the same place,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Mammoth Auction Sale.

Bell & Co. will sell Wednesday, October 10th.
On the premises, Prospect Hill Farm, two and a
half miles from Sacramento, on the upper
Stockton road, the entire stock and farm imp,e
ments-thorough- Durham and jersey
cattle, brood mares, work. horses fine machin.
cry. etc. For full particulars see the advertise
ment in another column. All sums of $50 or
under, cash. Over s50 one years time, with
good pankable paper, at per cent. per annum
A free lunch will be served on the place at u
o'clock. Catalogues can be had on day of sale
giving foil pedigree of the registered stock.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Museum Association Items.

The Hussar Band yesterday sent letter to the
Museum Association rendering its services to
play in front of the Art Gallery tomorrow even
ing, on the occasion of the Statuary Reception,
until the meeting is called to order The COM
mittee in charge responded, cordially thanking
the band for its generosity and accepting its
offer to contribute TO the exercises.
The School of Design yesterday opened for the
winter term. The prospect is good for full
regular class. Instructor Jackson is especially
anxious to have The Saturday class for teachers
and pupils in public and private schools, filed
up TO the capacity of the rooms
Lady members of the Museum Association are
called to meet at the residence of Miss Mary j.
Russell, 7l9 Il street. at halfpast 8 O'Clock to-
day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Important announcement to voters

All voters who have changed their places
of residence since their names were put
upon the New Great Register must either
call at the County Clerks Office, or upon
the Deputy County Clerks. or at the County
Assessors Office, or Deputy County Assess
ors, and see to ii that their places of resi-
dence are properly given, so that their
names will sppear on the Precinct Register
where they expect to vote.
All persons desiring 10 vote at the COM
ing Presidential election must be registered
prior to October 1, 1888. Please don't fail.
WIN. B. HAMILTON, County Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
THE SUPERVISORS.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN ELECTION
PRECINCTS.
Annual Report of the County Aud
itor-COnditiOn of the County
Finances.

The Board of Supervisors met in regular ses
sion yesterday, all of the members present.
The election exclamation of Governor Water.
man, calling general election on November G.
| 1888, was presented and ordered printed and
! published as required by law,
On motion of Supervisor Ross. the boundaries
of the precincts in the Fifth Supervisor District
as adopted by the Beard on July 24th, were set
aside, and the precincts to remain the same as
formerly.
petition was received from George S. Will
hanson and a large number of residents of
Hicksyille and vicinity, asking tha. the existing
section of the Upper Stockton road extending
from the bridge over the Valensin canal to the
lone road south of Hicksville, may be discon-
tinued, and that in lieu thereof there may be
constructed another road from the said bridge
running directly to the Arno railway station
and thence in a southerly direction to join the
west end of the lone road Il was referred to
the Committee on Roads and Bridges
THE AUDITORS REPORT.
+. T. Johnson, County Auditor, submitted the
following statement showing the financial con-
oItion of the county, its Indebtedness, the
amount of money in each fund and other in
formation to enable the Board to fix the tax
rate:
COUNTY AUDIToR's OFFICE
SACRAMENTO, October l, 1885
To the Honorable Board Of SuperUis0rs OF the
County of crdmeHt0-GENTLyM yMEN In accord
ance with the provisions of Section 50 of the
County Government Act, l herewith submit
statement showing the financial condition of
the county, lis Indebtedness both funded and
hoatlng), the amount Of money in each fund
and such other information and estimates as
seem necessary to enable you to decide upon
the rate Of tax needed 10 produce sufficient
revenue for the current fiscal year.
funded DOH of fha Al.
and amount of intere' annually paid upon each
class of bonds, is as follows
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-02
Republicans at Gait.

The Republicans had a rousing meeting at
Gait on Saturday night, under the auspices of
the Harrison and Morton Club. DR.. Obed Har-
vey presided, and C. C. Clement acted as Secre-
tary. District Attorney Breuner spoke for one
hour and forty minutes on the issues of the day.
and his address was received with marked DEM
onstrations of approval. Seymour Carr made a
few remarks and promised speech on some
future occasion.