Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19
LOCAL BaEYIfIEs.

Mrs. c. 2. Hall, No. 1, is making il quite
lively for the manager of the local theaters.
1t is rumored that John Olsen, one of
the Lowell murderers now confined in the
Ell Dorado County Jail, has gone crazy.
A man By the name of Newman was
stood up at Antelope Sunday night and
robbed OF $50 and gold watch and chain.
G. Poliiz, tine clothier at Sixth and K
streets, closed his doors at Pm yesterday,
having made an assignment to b. U. Stein
man.
Entries for two-mile skating race will
be received at the Pavilion skating rink up
TO o'clock Wednesday evening, open to all
Sacramento skaters.
John Metcalf was examined by the Conn.,
mission on Insanity yesterday afternoon
and discharged. He turned out to be SIM
ply dissipated tramp.
The annual celebration of Washington's
birthday by the Improved Order of Red
Men will take place at Armory Hall,
Friday evening, February %, 1889.
Henry Orth, for many years engaged IN
the occupation of barber, died in this city
Sunday night after brief illness occa-
stoned by the contraction of severe cold.
P. O'Meara arrived from Philadelphia
Sunday night and will superintend the
construction Of the lager beer brewery to be
erected in this city. Work will commence
at once. He is stopping at the Western
Hotel
Frank Ford, who resides at Fourteenth
and streets, Indignantly denies that he
lost any money at a dice game or any
other game, and says be was garroted at
Twelfth and n streets, as already published
in this paper.
How is the health of the city % asked
areporter of physician yesterday. well,
it is entirely too healthy for cur business"
was the reply. This north wind, which
people complain about, is the salvation of
this couutry. 1t cleans out all the malaria
and thoroughly puri6es the atmosphere
Carl Browne, publisher of the Los An
geles Cactus, is preparing to publish spe-
cial Sacramento edition of his paper, which
is to be proflsely illustrated with views of
Sacramento buildings public and private,
together with portraits of prominent bust
ness men of the city, members of the Leg
ing Mr.. Browne in collecting data concern
ing resources and growth of the city, and
is calling upon the people of the city for
such information.
Governor Waterman pardoned Henry
Stedman yesterday, who was convicted in
June, 1888, of felony IN Alameda county
and sentenced to five years imprisonment.
Stedman was convicted of placing young
waitress of East Oakland in a house of
prostitution, but since then 1t has been
proven that she went there OF her own
accord and not through his solicitation. In
fact, the parents of the girl admitted that
she had led dissolu.e life and asked that
the Governor grant the pardon.
Officers Mclaughlin aud Lowell yester-
day took into custody lad who was en-
deayoring to dispose of some articles of
jewelTy. He stated that they had been
given to him by Tom Haley. an ex-convict
The officers made a search for Haley, and
in short time he was landed in the
city prison. The property is described as
follows: A ladies' gold watch, No. % ,SS9;
on the inside of the case "Sl3n has been
scratched as private mark; four gold
rings-one has cluster of eleven pearls as
a setting, five of the pearls being large and
the six in the center small; another has
setting of four garnet stones and three
small diamonds; another has no setting,
but figures of birds are engraved thereon
the other has cameo representation of
Toman's head as setting.