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

Association, accompanied by his wife and
son, will arrive at Los Angeles Wednesday,
and will spend the time visiting South
ern and Central California.
Yesterdays Weather Notes.
tCopsSigh, 1855, BY he California Asso~oted Press
RKDDISe (Cal), April 3d.-It is beautiful
warm weather with light April showers.
SANTA Rosa. April 3d.-It commenced
raining this morning at IL o'clock and still
continues. with indications of steady
downpouF.
SoNoho, Aprll 3d.-Rain began to fall
this morning and slight showers fell
throughout the day.
WOODLAND. April 3d.-A light rain has
fallen here, with good indications fol-
The Santa Barbara Election.
[CerTigM, 1885, 0s California Asoaated Frss.
SANTA BARBARA, April 3d.-The city
election yesterday was one of the most ex-
citing in the history of Santa Barbara. The
total vote was about 400. John Stearns
w. c. Stratton and George A. Culbertson
were the candidates for Mayor. Stearns
was elected. D. w. Martin was reelected
Clerk, w. s. Morris Tax Collector, f. A
Moore, Assessor and r. B. Ord Police
Judge. The Common Council is composed
of o. P. Squire, Thomas Gilbert, c. A
Thompson, Charles Pierce, and l. K
Fisher.
Electricity at Livermore.
| ICopy7iCh, 1888, BY Ds California associated Prox !!
LIvERNoRE, April 3d.-The Town Trus
| tees last night concluded negotiations with
the Warehouse Electric-light Company tc
erect ten lights in town, the masts to be
ready and Lit within ten days. The wires
win probably be extended to Pleasanton
lighting up the county road, the brick
yards and the town OF Pleasanton also
running southerly through the vineyards
II the plans are carried out Livermore val
ley will be one blaze of light
Citizens Ticket at st. Helena.
lCeprVh, 1888, BY ae Cal.fsr~ss A.s.sased Pres.
ST. HELKEA, April 3d.-At the Citizens
Convention, hold last evening, the follow
ing nominations were made for town off,
GERS: Trustses-Georgs B. Morrell, NJ. F.
Inman, +. W. Kroeber DR.. Pond, W. E.
York for Treasurer, George johnson
Marshal, r. T. Shurr. The whole ticket
will, undoubtedly, be elected, and the indi-
cations are that the new charter, defeated
for several years past, will this time be
adopted.
Atenpt At Suicide.
SAN Francisco, April 3d.-[Special. l.
At about 1870 A. N. to-day Lesser Sum-
merfield of the firm of Summer6eld 4
Roman, clothing and furnishing goods
corner Of Montgomery and Sutter streets
San Francisco, attempted suicide in al
Oakland restaurant, as is supposed. He
asked for a glass of water, poured some
thing into it, drank it and became uncon-
scious. a physician was called. and at las,
accounts he was still alive.
Serious Accident In Sierra.
BONNEVILLE, April 3d.-On Sunday
| Mary Burns, of this place, died. Charlie.
Burns, her brother, and Mrs Pellymonter
her sister, residing at Sierra City, were tel.
| egraphed for that night and in coming
down in buggy they went over the grade
The lady escaped with but slight injuries
but Charles Burns was dangerously in.
jured about the head. One horse was
killed outright, the other badly hurt and
the wagon destroyed.
The Bench Show.
SAX Francisco, April 3D. Especial. /
The first annual bench show of the Pacific
Kennel Club opens tomorrow at the Pa
vilion and will continue till midnight on
Saturday. Upward of 800 dogs of various
breeds have been entered, and two Eastern
e1perts-Davidson and Watson-are here
from the East to judge them. Great inter
est IS manifested by all classes of people in
the show.
The MarysvilIe Fair.
fCcpyl0h, 1855. By the California Annotated Pressi
MARYsvILLE, April 3d.-The Directors of
the Thirteenth District Agricultural Asso-
citation have fixed the date for the fair at
Marysville this season for August 9th to
September 3D.
The City Council has elected Thomas H.
Herman Police Judge
Not Likely to Recover.
Copyright 1888. by the California Associated Press
SoNoMA, April 3d.-W. D. Queen, who
was thrown from runaway team last Sat-
urday, regained consciousness this morn
ing, yet but slight hopes are entertained of
his recovery. He is a member of Saucelito
Lodge, |. o. o. f.
Another Tramp's Terrible Death.
ICcpyiSh 1888. by the California Associated Press
GILRoY, April 3d.-An unknown man.
supposed to be tramp, was killed instantly
by the south h-bound mail train to- dav near
Sargents Station. The remains were taken
to San Jose for an inquest.
A Brick Hotel for Traver.
TRAAER, April 3d.-Arrangements have
Just been completed by which Mccall &
Wilson, proprietors of McCalls addition to
Iraver, are to build $4,000 brick hotel in
this place.
Nomination Declined.
Copyright, 1888. BY the California Associated Press
REDDINe, April 3d.-Judge &C. Bush.
on account of business reasons, declined
to-day to be candidate for City Trustee.
The Republicans will make another nom-
ination.
Fire in Tulare County.
lCopyight, 1888, blythe California Associated Prss
HANFoRD, April 3d.-B. s, Moody's
house, eight miles from here, was burned
last night, caused from an open fireplace.
1t was insured for $500.
The Woolsteen Case.
Copyright. 1888. blythe Cali fornia Associaicd Prc,sl
Los ANGELES, April 3d.-There is no iury
yet in the Woolsteen murder case. The
eleventh man was secured last evening, but
the twelfth man has not been found yet.
San Jose Republicans.
Icopyi0a, 1855. By the California Assocsated Press.
SAN JOSE, April 3d.-The Republican
City Convention tonight nominated full
municipal ticket with D. C. Bailey for
Mayor.
Los Angeles Getting Ready.
lcopyrig, 1885, by the California Associated Iressl
Los ANGELES, April 3d.-The citizens are
making an effort to receive the Democratic
State Convention in proper manner.
The sharon Case.
SAN Francisco, April 3d.-TSpecial. +
When the arguments in the Sharon case
were completed this afternoon Judge Sui
liyan took the matter under adyisement
for several days.
Suicide From Drink
SAN Francisco, April 3d.-[Special. l.
Henry Bailey, German, 54 years of age,
married. committed suicide on the Potrero
this afternoon by means Of sulphuric acid.
He had been drinking heavily of late.
souther's Slayer Convicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3d.-TSpecial. J.
The Jury in the case of Jeffreys, who shot
and killed Souther during bar-room fight,
returned verdict of manslaughter.
Free Library Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3d.-[Special. J.
The Trustees of the Free Library. at a
meeting this evening, elected DIR. Edward
Taylor President for the ensuing year.