Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The inquest on the remains of F. NJ. Toy
will be held to-day.
The receipts of the County Auditor for
the month of March were $501.
The Insurance Commissioner Yesterday
paid into the State Treasury 81 ,2o1 90.
The Yosemite Valley Commissioners
Paid into the State Treasury yesterday $l44.
There are many beautiful homes in the
town of Washington, just across the river.
Fred. A. Shepherd was at work on the
Great Register yesterday, and 81 names
were registered.
The Grand Officers of the Order of
Druids on this coast will visit Capital City
Grove this evening.
The employees of the State Printing office
yesterday were paid two weeks salary,
amounting to $5,092 10.
The Superintendent of Public instruction
collected for sale of school books, etc., dur
ing the month of March, 81 ,6S7 So.
W. w. Cunningham yesterday filed his
bond as ; Notary Public in the sum of
SIS, 000 with G. L. Eckland and Jacob Hy-
man as sureties.
Police officers Harlow, Agner, Seaman,
O'Meara, Ash, Able, Rider and Rowland
filed their oaths of office with the County
Clerk yesterday.
What PlacerYille needs, and what she
will have before another year rolls around,
is commodious irst-class hotel, a traveller
| resort as 1t were.
c. P. Huntington, Charles Crocker and
A. N. Towne passed through last evening
upon the Oregon express, en- route to Port
| land.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate up to II o'clock last night {:
Louis Cavanaugh, vagrancy, by officer
Able; Gallagher, drunk, by officers Ash
and Dunlevy.
While driving rapidly in cart on Mon
day afternoon the axle broke at Eighth and
4 streets, and G. Cooley and H. Rogers
were thrown out upon the sobbles. Luck
lily both escaped injury.
Some twenty young men have arranged
for meeting at Pioneer Hall on Thursday
evening to organize boat club. They
hope that others will take an interest in
the matter and that fine club can be or
ganizea.
Since the completion of the railroad to
Placerville the travel thitherward has
more than doubled. Before the summer is
over it will take at least two passenger
coaches to carry the people going to Placer
vile daily.
Sheriff Inflow, of Yubs county, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to Fol-
som, having in charge W. H. Washington,
the colored minister who killed man at
Marysville, and who goes to the State
Prison for term of ten years.
Among the pensions granted to Califor-
mia veterans yesterday was one to William
M. Siddons, the we'll known pioneer of this
city. Fortunately this little acknowledge
ment by Uncle Sam, so tardy in coming,
does not find the benefciary-as in the case
of SO many of his old comrades-under the
sod.
Postmaster Stephens has received acopy
of the Congressional Committee record
concerning the appropriation bill for the
Postofice building in this city. The Sen
ate Committee report shows that the $780,
600 mentioned in the dispatches does not
include the original 100000 appropriated
for this purpose, but is additional, making
the total amount $25000O. The Govern
ment supervising architect urged that the
total amount be made $2S0,0OO, but this
does not seem to have been approved by
the Senate Committee. The probability is
that the amount will be $3.50, 900 in the ag-
gregate if the bill becomes law.