Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-12
Wittenbrock VS.. Rooney.

Rudolph Wittenbrock, by his attorneys
Taylor d Holl, has commenced suit in
the Superior Court against John Rooney,
and for cause of action alleges that on the
oath OF July 1885. the defendant made and
delivered promssory note TO +. A and
r. z. Burr, payable in two years at per
cent. annual interest, for $1,000 that no
part of the principal or interest has been
paid; that on the date of the note the de-
PENDANT executed mortgage to f. A Burr
and r. ?. Burr for payment of the above
mentioned note. The mortgage was for
the northeast quarter of section Il town
ship north, range 3 east; that on April ,
1887, <. A. Burr and K. P Burr, for a val
liable consideration, assigned to plaintiff
the aforementioned note. The plaintiff
therefore prays for judgment in his favor
for a $50 and costs, and that the Court
make decree directing the sale of the
property mentioned and that the proceeds
of said sale be applied to the payment OF
the note, interest, costs, etc.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Carleton
Opera Company will begin an engagement
this evening in English opera. 1t is an
nounced that there are sixty persons in the
company, making it the largest that has
ever been brought here W T. Carleton,
the widely known baritone, heads the
troupe with Miss Lilly Post as chief sup
port. Carleton has been here so frequently
and is 50 popularity known, invariably
keeping his contracts with the public, that
it is unr ecessary to speak in further COM
mendation of him. The opera tonight
will be Nanon," with Carleton as
D'Aubigne, Miss Post as Ninon de l'Enclos,
Miss Fannie Rice as Nanon Patin, Miss
Wisdom as Nine. de Maintenon, C. H.
Drew, the low comedian, as MARQUIS de
Marsellac, Robert Broderick, the we'll
known basso, as King Louis XIV. In re-
Spouse to requests by many ladies and
gentlemen, the management announces
that the first three rows of the family
circle will be reserved at IS cents.
INSPECTING THE RoAD.-Y yesterday morn
ing party of railroad officials, J. A. Fill
more, General Superintendent Z. f
Gerald, Travelling Auditor; w. G. Curtis
Superintendent of the track, and H. Claw.
son, Superintendent of the eating
arrived III this ely from san Francisco
After having dinner here the party left in
the palace car Sacramento. They are on
tour Of inspection, aud will go as far as
Ogden.
SERIOUS AccIDEST.-Henry Runchel
son-in-law of William Gutenberger, met
Will u very SSIIULS dSClQGQN SSSlSTudE
afternoon. With others he was engaged in
hoisting an iron smoke-stack at Clark's
pottery, just east of the city, when one o
the guy ropes gave way and the stack Eel
upon Runchel's breast, pinning him agains
the wall of the building. His iDjurie.
which are internal, are of q very seriou,
nature.
POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday in the POLES
: James Brady was convicted of beina
a yagrant, and will be sentenced tomorrow
The examination of Dave Munson charged
with the crime of burglary, will take plac'
January 14th. Thomas Kelly, vagrant
was upon promise that he would imme
diately cross the bridge" allowed to go.
PIANos.-If you want the BEST buy th'
Chickering. l. X. Hammer, sole agent
No. $50 K street.