Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-09
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The sum of $50 was turned into the
State Treasury yesterday from the San
Quentin Prison.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
heavy frost that did such injury to late
fruits and grapevines.
Sheriff McMUllen has paid into the
County Treasury the sum OF $S4 60, fees
for the month of April.
Yesterday was pardon DAY and between
sixty and seventy applications were re-
ceived by the Governor.
The old switch-engine Governor STAN
ford, which has been in the repair shops
for several months, is at work again.
Suit has been commenced bv Oliver
Sanders against the estate of the late Mrs
James Lansing to recover an alleged in
debtedness of $500.
Eli Mayo has filed a petition asking the
Court to revoke the order declaring Grace
Cook an incompetent person, that she may
be restol ed to his arms
w. A. Henry has filed his official bond
as Justice of the Peace for Sacramento
Township in the sum of 81, 500, with FL. S.
Beals and Joseph Hahn as sureties.
Dutch" an Indian trusty at the CITY
Prison, is creating no little bother to the
police by getting on occasional sprees.
What's the matter with locking him up?
David Shaw, the man who assaulted
conductor Calderwood with a stone al
Antelope some weeks ago, and was charged
with assault with a deadly weapon. was
yesterday allowed by Judge Armstrong to
plead guilty to assault and will be sentenced
tomorrow.
j. A. Lefavor has been awarded by Judge
Van Fleet 500 damages against Eliza
Clark, the caves of whose house project q
few inches upon his property The plain
till asked to have the nuisance sbated, but
the defendant had neglected to do so, hence
the suit. The sum asked for was $500.
These arrests were recorded on the police
slate last night: NJ. Hans and S. Granss.
disturbing the peace, by officers Doian.
Harvey and Agnew Frank Smith, petit
larceny. by officers Arlington and Ash /:
Raphael Vasquez, disturbing the peace, by
officer Campbell; Dan King, drunk. and
J. Dooley, disturbing the peace by officer
Dolan.
correspondent at Rocklin writes to in
quire as 10 the best time on record for .spin-
ming" and dressing a beef for market.
Inquiry among butchers in this city reveals
the fact that the best time was made in a
is said one of the contestants killed and
dressed beef in five minutes. This is the
most authentic information now at hand.
The case of the National Bank of D. o.
Mills VS.. the Union Insurance Company is
on trial before Judge Van Fleet. In Sep
TENDER, 1887, the bank had mortgage on
the Johnston Brandy Distillery, which was
burned. The property was insured in the
Union Insurance COMPANY and the hank
sues to recover on the policy. There are
certain alleged complications in the case
| which form the basis of the defendants
contest of the suit.
The Young Athletic Baseball Club has
organized for the season and is now ready
to play any club whose members are under
nine years of age. The membership of the
club is as follows: David Shay, manager
Bonnie Crowell, pitcher; Charley Keil
catcher; Willie Wickwire, first base: Geo
Spargo. second base; Charlie Perkins
third base; Walter Hagerty. short-stop;
Eddie King, right field; George Staiger, left
field; Eddie Bauer, center field.