Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-09
LOCAL BREYIY1ES.

The Governor has appointed T. ". Ris
day, of Fresno City, Notary Public.
n. S. Bennett, late Deputy Sheriff, IS il
charge of some property under attachment
| at Patterson's Station.
| a. 0pley, who resides near Elk Grove,
has been seriously i'll for some weeks. His
m my friends will be pleased to learn that
he is improving.
B. n. Bugbey has commenced shipping
ore from the Little Nellie mine, in Shast4
county, to the Selby Smelling Works at
Vallejo Junction.
A movement is on foot looking to a se
ries of concerts this winter by the First
Regiment Band in one of the theaters. 1t
is proposed to give the first concert in No
vember.
People living in the neighborhood of
Front street, from r TO y, complain of the
depredations of tramps who have head
quarters in the Willows between the level
and the river.
Police officer Cummings came up from
San Francisco last night, and will this
morning take to the Bay Ow Chung, the
Chinaman arrested here for perjury on tel
egram from Chief Crowley.
There was a short session of the State
Board of Equalization yesterday, which
was attended by Wilcoxson, Morehouse
and Sloss. The only business attended to
was the residing Of the Secretary's report
which is now ready for the State Printer.
Mrs. G. ]. Elliott was arrested again yes
terday, this time on a charge OF selling
liquor to Indians. The complaint was
sworn to by Mrs. NJ. Phillips, mother of
the girl Lena Phillips, who made the com
plant charging Mrs. Elliott with seduction.
Clarence Clark, Democratic candidate for
the Assembly in the Eighteenth District,
has returned from San Francisco, and en-
phatically denies the statement recently
published that ne acted as an Inspector at
the late Republican primaries in this city.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: r. J. Johnson.
yagrancy, by officers Farrell and Enrieht:
Mrs. Elliott, selling liquor 10 Indians, DIV
officer Carroll Willie before, battery, by
officer Frazee; VIM. Price, petit larceny,
by citizen Trarbach.
The committee appointed by the Sacra.
mento Valley Excursion Association to
canvass for monthly subscriptions to de-
fray the expenses OF organizing excursion
parties II the East TO come direct to Sacra-
mento, commenced their work Yesterday
and met with decided success.
Sheriff Richard B. Porvls, of Stanislaus
county, passed through yesterday en- route
to the State Prison at Folsom with Quong
Chung, sentenced to 20 years imprison-
ment for murder in the second degree, and
Charles Moulton, sentenced 10 two years for
burglary i'll the second degree.
John Mackey, the genial Superintendent
Of the Rancho del Paso, is a very good
natured sort of a man, bat he was cou-
siderably "rattled" on Saturday night
n q furn oh
buggy from where it was tied on street
and drove it around for several hours.
Officer Carroll arrested Chinaman
named Ow Chung last week on telegram
from San Francisco asking for his arrest on
Il charge OF perjury. The Monaghan put
up bond OF $1,000 for his appearance, but
yesterday his bondsmen gave him up and
the San Francisco authorities were notified
to come and get their man.