Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-21

Police Court yesterday, was about of the
usual length for Monday. William Cook,
Mary McCarty, A. Karlin and Dan Cum
mings, all of whom had been on a booze"
forfeited their deposits. The cases of
Horace Stevens and Ernest Graham.
charged with disturbing the peace and
assault with deadly weapon respectively.
were set for February 23d. Louis Kavan-
augh will be tried on a charge of common
drunk to-day. P. O'kaughlin was fined
- Tor disturbing the peace Joseph Shep-
pard, the Chinatown vagrant, was given
certain limit of time to clear the town"
The battery case of George Berger was
again continued till March 10Th on account
OF The feeble condition of the defendants
wife.
MARSHALL MONUMENT. Marshall
Monument Commissioners will meet at
P. NJ to-day at the REcoRD-U UNION office to
consider the plans that have been submit
ted to them and select one as the design for
the proposed monument. Seven have been
submitted in all, and it can be truthfully
said that all are good, and either of them
were it erected over the grave of the gold
discoverer, would be an honor to the State.
There being but 5000 appropriated, the
Commissioners will endeavor to get the
most for that money, and the work of con-
structlng the monument will be entered
upon Immediately and finished as speedily
as possible. Senator Caminetti, President
ofthe Commission, arrived in this city last
evening.
PUT Our" BY DEATH-Sunday evening
Live F." Taylsr, the champion left-field.r
of this State, died at his home at San Fran
cisco of a disease of the kidneys. He has
been off on a visit, and had not been home
but few hours when he quietly passed
away. He left wife and one son. He has
large number of acquaintance here and
at San Francisco. He won the admiration
OF all Tor his quiet and gentlemanly man
ner on the diamond.
CRY AUDIToR's REPoRT.-The following
are the receipts for week ending Saturday,
February IS, 1855: A. J. Wilson ceme-
terry dues, SIS; H. L. Buckley, Police
Court fines, $40 V. J. Gregory, water rates,
S1,002 f. H. Mckee sale of fire alarm
box, etc, $206 20; George A. Putnam, city
licenses, S40S; Total receipts, 81 654 20;
total disbursements, 81 ,5SS so. Amount in
City Treasury, $50, 292 II.
EARLY BLooMING.-A piece of strong
testimony CT the warm belt in the foothills
was sent to this Office yesterday from
Penryn, being a branch from peach tree
that is III full bloom. 1t came from the
orchards OF A. P Hall, who resides near
that place.
THURSDAY MoRNING.-We sell dress
goods, worth % cents yard. for 10 cents a
yard. See our show-windows. J. J. Kiley
d Co., Eighth and K streets.
PIANOS !-Chickering & Sons are the
best-unequaled in tone, action and dura-
bility. L. X. Hammer, sole agent No. go
J street.
The No. 9 high-arm sewing machine
handles with the utmost facility every
Fuality of thread, silk or linen 721 K
Street
THURSDAY MoRNING.-Dress goods, worth
. cents, for 10 cents. See our show-win-
dows. j. J. Kiley & Co., Eighth and K
streets.
To HAVE an idea of the many fine goods
from the Alderman stock that will be on
sale tomorrow, and TO continue until all
are disposed of, see display of goods in