Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-08
LOCAL BREVLTIES.
To-day is pardon day.

4O-uuy 10
The Governor has declared Admission
Day legal holiday.
The Republican Glee Club had a drill at
Capitol Park last evening.
The claim of Yuba county for the sup
port of the INDECENT poor has been allowed,
amounting to $1,000 so.
John Mackay's old cabin, in which he
lived in the mines, passed through the city
yesterday en- route to San Francisco.
Sheriff Balls, of Butte county. passed
through yesterday en- route to Stockton
with ali insane man named +. A. Hen
ming.
San Francisco county yesterday drew
from the State Treasury $93,l 2S school
money. Alameda county drew out $685.
12S 10.
Minta d. Atwood was yesterday granted
divorce in the Superior Court from Chas.
d. Atwood, on the ground of desertion and
failure to provide.
A new metabe is being prepared for
the California and Oregon line, to take
effect as soon as the new railroad hotel at
! Redding is completed.
| Mrs. Kate Maechler 'ast night swore to a
complaint against Mrs. Crossley, charging
her with petit larceny in stealing demi-
| ionn OF pleckberry ldlee.
Folsoms Chinatown was totally de-.
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, the
same element resulting in the destruction
of Addison's lumber-yard and Office ada.
cent thereto.
Officer Campbell yesterday arrested VIM
Lewis and Walter Holmes, who are charged
with having robbed Frank Ellis in the real
of the Lafayette Hall saloon on the pre-.
yious night
| viii Z. Mcpherson, a negro, was arrested
yesterday by officer Campbell for passing 6
very poor imitation of five-dolar bill
upon Mrs. Anderson, who keeps a saloon
on Front street, between o and 2.
A little fellow named James Nichols
| seven years of age, ran away from the
Protestant Orphan Asylum yesterday and
brought up at the station house last night
He was taken back to the Asylum.
The cash in the State Treasury wa,
counted yesterday by the State Beard o.
Examiners The Controllers books called
| for 81, III ,995 25 The cash on hand was
found to be S1,711996 60, or an excess oi
| 81 50.
| Adjutant- General 0rton has issued an
older that flags be placed at half-mast ovel
all State armories on Saturday, the date OF
General Sheridan's funeral, and that mem
bers of the n. G. c. wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
The people of Amador Placeryille anC
| along the Sacramento and Placerville lGail
road are getting up q monster petition tc
bave the trains so run that they can come tC
| Sacramento in the afternoon, instead O
early in the morning, as now.
a young teamster in the employ Oft. D.
Server, of this city. hauled in from the
! latiers ranch, near Winters and sold to thu
| Pioneer Mill about $3.50 worth of wheat
and then left for parts unknown. The
young man came from Arizona and gave
the name of Edward Huston.
The following arrests were recorded OF
the police slate last night Charles Zeprer
disturbing the peace, by officer Rider; vii
liam Mcintyre, common drunk, by Chic
Lee and officer Farrell Dan Cummings
drunk, by officer Farrell; Walter Holmes
petit larceny, by officer Campbell.
The Directors of the Oak Park Associa
ton yesterday adopted esolution tender
ing to the use of the city two blocks of lane
for the purpose of making test for tn.
supply of water 10 the city, and if the sup
plv is deemed sufficient the Association
offers to convey these blocks to the ciil
free of cost or restriction.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of City Trustees until 10 A. NJ Mon
day, August 18th, for furnishing fuel for tn,
City Water Works for six months from
| August II, 1888. Bidders To state price pc
million gallons of water pumped price pc
ton and price for six months. The Boart
reserves the right to reject any and all bids
PARTIES renting houses should read No
tice to Renters" in another column.