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POLICE COURT.
A Nuisance Disposed of for Forty Days

a Nuisance Disposed OF for Forty Days
Larceny Cases Dismissed.
In Judge Buckley's Court yesterday there
were eight cases on the calendar. Ed.
Rand notorious in police circles as man
who Is never sober, excepting when con-
fined in Jail, was ordered to the county
prison for forty days for being common
drunkard He begged hard to be allowed
to enjoy Thanksgiving Day as free man,
but the Court came TO the conclusion that
he was more apt to get good temperance
dinner on that day if he remained ia GUS
tody.
Jack Brady and Tim Burns occupied
seats alongside of Rand in the dock, and
they were hurried away, after being fined
S. each for beng drunk, and trusty was
sent out to purchase a package of disin-
fectaut to be distribted about the Court
room.
Pat Hussey, charged with disturbing the
peace, was discharged, the prosecuting wit
ness failing to appear.
The charges Of grand larceny against
Thomas Boyle and that of petit larceny
against Sarah Nathan were dismissed.
The case of James Fitzgerald, charged
with illegal voting, was postponed one day.
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GUARDING THE BALLOTS.

The Returns of Tuesdays Election
Watched Over by seven Men.
II is not likely that any scandal will
arise this year concerning the care of the
returns of the late election. On the night
OF the election County Clerk Hamilton re-
quested the County Committees of the Re-
publican and Democratic parties to select
persons in their interests to guard the re-
turns. The law makes the Clerk custodian
of the ballot.boxes and returns made by
Election Boards, and as Mr.. Hamilton was
himself an interested party ne did not wish
to assume that responsibility alone; hence
the request referred to.
In his own behalf, however, both as Gus
todian and candidate for reelection, he
also requested the Supervisors to appoint
person to represent him in the matter,
which was done.
There are now seven men, representing
the different parties and the Clerk, engaged
in the duty OF guarding the returns, which
are locked in a vault in the Hall of Rec
ords. These include the day and night
vafchAs
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DIED.
Sacramento, November Al. E. Gault, beloved
husband of Lucy B. Gault (nee Riehmoad),
(enly brother of A. NJ. Gault), a native of Yer.
sailles, Indiana, p years, months and l
day.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence, No. 1904 street. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, this afternoon at O'Clock
Riverside road, Sacramento county, November
5-George A, the only son of Mrs. A. and the
late Aaron Trowbridge (brother of Carrie
Mamie aud Maggie Trowbridgel, native of
Sacramento city, 10 years, months and IL
days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
the Riverside road, this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock; thence to the Cathedral. where fa-
neral services will be held
Sacramento, November 6-John. brother of
Owen Farrell, a native of County Westmeath,
Ireland, 81 years, 10 months and II days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. from the Cathedral, Eleventh aud K
streets, Saturday. Nov. 9Th, at 2:S0 o'clock
Sacramento. November e-Mrs. Hannah F. Ian.
dis. native of Pennsylvania, 81 years, 5
months and "a days.
Friends and acquaintances are re pectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. from her late resi-
dence, No 1917 street, tomorrow Saturday
afternoon st O'Clock. Interment private.l
Sacramento, November 5-Guiseppe Seatena, a
native OF PareEzana, Province of Lucca, Italy,
81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral, from Red Mems
Hall, corner Sixth and K streets, Sunday
afternoon, November 9th, at go O'Clock
thence to the Cathedral, where services VIII
| be held.
Elk Grove, November 5-Albert Devoe, native
| of New York, 81 years.
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Miss Alice Murray is visiting in Portland.
III Crawford, of Placerville, is at the Capital
Hctel.
Ex,Judge James E. Mcguire of San Francisco
Is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday !:
s. F. Daley, st. Louis; &. I. y. satterwaite
Joe Gallagher, E C. Homan, Il. q. Hamblin,
New York; T. Bldndge. Dalton, Mass; ]. w.
Boothby and wife, Yreka; J. Aeyerstein. Chi
caso; A. L. Young, b. Rosenthal, Madame LIE
Vanerany and companion, n. Eilngner, B. J.
Andrews, A. L. Scott, VIM. steinhsrt, B. J. Side
man, Sam Boukofsky, 8. r. Samuels, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: W. s.
slocum. city; 8. Dickey. Isleton; J: J. Craw-
ford, PlacerviIle; W. Johnson and wife Lincoln;
George F. F. Terbush, San Francisco; Thomas
Cummings. Redding; o. A. AcGruf. Mrs, c. A.
Hog. Woodland; Miss Lyford; F. E. Callisch.
San Francisco Edward Christy, Folsom: W. b.
Callahan, John W. Stephenson, F. J. Stephen
son, San Francisco; II. 7. Higgins Clarksburg;
A. Huber Sol Runyon, Courtlsnd: George
Clark, lone; William johnson, Eli Kelley, JOS
Danes, Pleasanton: Edward Short, Alameda;
Stanley Warden, SonOma.
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APPARENTLY PREMEDITATED.
Fredia.rs Deadly Assault Upon Gaiseppi

4
An inquest was held last evening BY
Coroner Clark on the remains of Guiseppi
Scatana, the Italian who was stabbed by
Eduardo Frediani at Second and L streets
last Tuesday evening.
The first witness examined was Louis
CALI, who stated that on Tuesday evening
he and Scatana, after having had supper at
the Garibaldi House, walked outside and
along the sidewalk until they reached the
southwest corner of Second and ( streets,
where they halted and commenced talking.
About minute later Frediani came up to
Scatana and demanded money from him.
The latters reply was You go to my
partner. settled the matter with him
long ago, and owe you nothing"
Frediani still demanded the money,
claiming that Scatsna alone was responsible
for the debt, which was incurred by the
purchase of some lines.
Scatana motioned the man away, at the
same time telling him that he owed him
nothing and would pay nothing.
Frediani then commenced to abuse Sea-
tana's family, who are in Italy, branding
them all as low characters.
Scatana replied: Keep quiet, or I'll
strike you IN the lace!
Frediani then became enraged, and ex-
claiming, you gave me kick to-day, but
YOU will give me no more!" rushed at
Scatana and stabbed him in the stomach
and arms. He then put up his knife and
walked back TO the Garibaidi House, where
he sat down.
The wounded man was carried to doc
tors Office, and the witness afterward
walked up to where the assassin was sit
ting in front of the Garibaldi House, and
told him he ought to be ashamed of HIM
self for making such cowardly attack on
defenseless man.
Frediani's reply was: II have eaten my
bread, and will make more of you if you
wish it,"
The witness stated that at the time of the
affray both men were slightly under the in
fuence of liquor.
An Italian named Louis Shiapper swore
that in the afternoon prior to the stabbing
he was taking with Frediani on the side
walk. The latter was cutting tobacco with
large-sized knife. and while so doing some
reference was made to the trouble between
him and Scatana. Among other things
Frediani remarked that Scatana might
have cause to remember the knife before
long.
The report of Drs. Simmons and Fowler
who made the autopsy on the body of de-
ceased, was read to the jury, showing that
knife wound had caused his death, and
the jury retired.
On returning, they rendered a verdict to
the effect that the deceased was named
Guiseppi Scstana, "a years of age, and that
he came to his death from the effects of
knife-wound in the stomach, inflicted by
Eduardo Frediani.
noaaoeal hor Of nal
benefit society ia this city known as the
"Piemonte Reale" He will be buried
under the society's auspices on Sunday
Doyt
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ANOTHER GRAvEI-p1r ACCIDENT.
John Peterson Receives Injuries Tha
Will Likely Prove Fatal.

John Peterson Receives Injuries That
Will Likely Prove Fatal.
John Peterson, while working in James
Tuohey's gravel pit east of the city, met
with an accident yesterday that will prob
ably result in his death.
He was engaged in loosening ground at
the bottom of bank, when q cave oc-
Cured, catching and partially burying him
beneath a pile of clay and stone. When
rescued he was found to be badly injured,
and was taken at once to the County Hos.
pital.
DIR. White made an examination Of the
unfortunate mans injuries, and found that
he had suffered compound fracture of the
right thigh, fracture of the pelvis and
other serious injuries. The prospec. is
that he cannot recover.
The sufferer is a native of Denmark, "a
years of age, and unmarried.
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Dorado. They were travelling in a buggy
and had couple of loaded guns between
Them. A jolt of the vehicle caused one OF
the guns to bs discharged, and the charge
took effect in Gault's side, with fatal re-
suit.
Deceased was an employe in one of the
departments at the railroad shops. He
was but % years of age, q native OF In
diana, and leaves young wife, formerly
Miss Lucv Richmond
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Lord Goleridge Ill.

LONDON, November 6th.-Much excite
ment was created in the High Court OF
Justice to-day by the sudden illness of
Lord Coleridge, Lord Chief Justice of Eng.
land. His lordship had heard case in his
private room, and though he complained
of feeling i'll during the hearing, was able
to give a decision in the matter. Directly
aiterward he was seized with an apopletic
or paralytic stroke. The nearest doctor
was hastily summoned and his lordship
placed upon an improvised couch in the
ante-room. Other doctors were summoned
and are now in attendance upon him.
They declare his condition is critical.
This afternoon his lordship was taken to
his home. He is suffering from q severe
attack of gastrltis.
LATER-The doctors tonight pronounce
the condition of Lord Coleridge as not seri-
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CAR PLUNpRRERs.
w. Z. Kelly Convicted of Burgiary-Two
Others on Trial.


Others on Trial.
The case of w. r. Kelly, who was
charged with burglary, in connection with
the raid made upon some wrecked cars at
Cascade few months ago, was concluded
Yesterday in Judge Armstrong; Court by
the jury bringing in verdict of guilty.
Judge Armstrong announced that he would
sentence Kelly to-day. The prisoner was
prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney
Bruner ard defended by ]. F. Brown.
At the afternoon session OF the Conri
Dcyney and Con O'Neill, two youths w q:
ven arrested ON charges of having partici.
psted in the same transaction for which
Kelly was convicted, were placed on trial
These are the parties that were arrested
BY railroad detective Burke, who WORKED
up the cases against them.
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Furni.ure and Fixture. at Auction.

Bell & Co. will sell at auction teday, on
the premises, southeast corner Of Seventh
and streets, at 10 A. NJ. sharp, all the store
fixtures, showcases and furniture therein
The list embraces two large upright show
cases, one counter and showcase, five
dozen wooden store boxes. thirty-two yards
linoleum, bracket shelves, hanging lamp,
Domestic sewing machine, Brussels car
pets, dining-room furniture, parlor stove,
elegant walnut marble-top bedroom set,
rockers, bedding, and variety OF house
hold articles
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Coal Oil EXPLOSION,

A big crowd of people and procession
of fire engines and ladder trucks rushed to
the vicinity of Eighth and H streets about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. in response
to an alarm of fire from box No. 26.
1t wss ascertained that the alarm was
caused by the explosion of some coal oil in
the residence of Mr.. Andrews, at 72S
Eighth street, and that lady had her face
and hands badly burned. The money lost
was slight
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A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
A City Lady Who Required Proof
Before Believing.

There recently appeared in the San Fran
cisco Call, Chronicle, and Examiner, propo-
sition hitherto unheard of. 1t was an
advertisement in which the Edwin w. Joy
Company, in proof OF the curative properties
Of joys Vegetable sarsaparilla, offered to
submit it to the terrific test of "no cure no
pay" Many accepted, and their experiences
are SO convincing as to be almost beyond
belief. Here is another, written under date
January 6, 1907
DEAR SIBs: accepted your offer to test
the merits OF your vegetable remedy in SICK
headaches, and called for bottle and got 1t;
had been troubled for long time, and
had tried nearly everything, with little or
no effect; but Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
acted almost like magic, and the first bottle
relieved me from one OF the worst cases OF
sick headache one ever had.
MRS NJ B. PRICE,
16 Prospect Place, San Francisco
We viii from time to time publish others
OF these letters. It is doubtful If any remedy
was ever before submitted to such severe
ordeal
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A LoADED GUN.

Discharged Accidentally, 1t Causes the
Death of Sacramentan.
Yesterday there arrived here the body OF
J. E. Gault, who was accidentally killed in
Pleasant Valley, FL Dorado county, on
Tuesday last. It seems that deceased and
friend named 4. R. Clifford had gone
fron this city to view some land in FL
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OF Interest to All.

Don't fail to see our new style p
Matbushek, solid iron frame, just out.
First sample lot of six sold at sight all
within few DAYS. Same inside works as
the more expensive styles, but still in a
very tasty elegant case. Price is very rea-
sonable, so there is no excuse now for buy
ing some cheap make 10 save few dollars
in price. Sold on small installments.
Cooper's Music Store, 6Si street, Sacrs-
mento,
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Value of River Lands.

As an indication of the value of the tule
lands on the islands in the lower Sacra-
mento river. the fact is worthy of mention
that there was flied in the Recorders Office
Yesterday lease from Mrs. Rita Noriega
to Chinese company of 100 acres of land
on Brannan island, which shows that for
the first three wears the lessees are to pay
IS per acre per year. For the three years
following they are to pay $40 per acre per
year.
The more the land on these islands is
worked and improved the more valuable it
becomes, so that after six years cultivation
the land in question will probably COM
mand rental of SIS to $25 per acre.
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THE SUNDAY EXCURSION.

The excursion to San Francisco next
Sunday appears to be the main topic of
conversation in baseball circles, and judg-
ing from the interest manifested, it would
not be surprising if over 500 people went
down with the club. The train. which
will be q special, will leave at 7:45
A. NJ, and will make the run down
in about two and half hours, stopping
nowhere excepting at the Bsnicia ferry and
the destination. The round-trip fare is
but 81
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DENLY Again Escapes.

Late on Tuesday night officer Wilson
saw DENLY, the man who is wanted for
the robbery of a watch, and who escaped
from special officer Ingham after torturing
the latter by clasping his wrist with pair
of policemans nippers. Wilson made
grab for the fellow. but DENLY eluded him
and ran. The officer sent bullet after
him as q parting salute.
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The Roycntt Case.

Yesterday was the day set for the hearing
in Judge Armstrong; Court of the case of
the Bee proprietors against the Federated
Trades, involving the right of the latter to
boycott that paper. BY consent the case
went over until to-day.
Ex.Judge James E. Mcguire has arrived
from San Francisco to assist Grove L. John
son, counsel for the defense.
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on The 'DIll0ID.
STOCKTON SENDS OAKLAND BACK INTO
THIRD PLACE.
Games to be Played in this City Friday
and To-morrow-sunday's tx
cursion to the Bay.

SAX FRANCISCO, November 6th.-The
Oaklands came onto the diamond to-day
with bright hopes of an easy victory, but it
was not long before they realized their mis-
take. Fudger was on his mettle and was
well supported by the team from the
Slough City. In the sixth inning. through
safe hitting and a combination of errors,
the Stocktons made six runs. n. O'Neill
and Cantillion aided materially in the loss
of the game. Score:
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Cool weather at Last.

The Signal Service temperature at A. N.
and 5 P. NJ. yesterday was 4So and 560,
while the highest and lowest was 64o and
4io.
The highest and lowest one year ago
Yesterday was 62o and 400. and one year ago
to-day was 67o and,42o with gentle and
variable winds and cloudless sky.
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SAN Francisco, November 6th.-The
Board of Directors of the California Base
ball League held special meeting to-
night. The Sacramento Club was fined
$500 for playing Borchers, who was in
eligible. N O'Neill, of the Oaklands, was
forbidden to play until his fine of 500 was
paid. Manager Robinson was fined 500
for upholdins n. O'Neill in illegal ball
PLAYING.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked feet inches yester-
day.
Suit for divorce has been commenced by
G. A. Ousley against William Ousley.
The Governor yesterday appointed Hugh
Peden Steel Commissioner of Deeds, to
reside at Sydney, New South Wales.
In Justice Henry's Court yesterday the
hearing of the charge against one Sloppy,
who is accused of having battered Mrs.
Bandeen, was continued till the 1871 in
slant
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George rrowbridge's Sudden Death.

On Tuesday evening young man named
George A. Trowbridge, an emlloye of A.
A. Van Voorhees, & Co., had just reached
his home, on the Riverside road, a short
distance from the city, and was in the act
of leading his horse to the water-troHgh,
when he fell to the ground and expired.
Deceased was in his twentieth year. He
was a son of the late Aaron Trowbridge,
and his untimely death is q sad blow to
his mother and three sisters. He was
young man highly esteemed among his &C
quaintances, and an affectionate SON and
brother.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie & Tay.
lor. southeast corner of Seventh and il
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published report
W. L. Sullivan to Eli Mayo-East half of lot
7, L and NJ Fourth and Fifth streets; grant.
Gersten and Lizzie Lavinberg to P. F. Pear
son-Lots and 4, II and 1, Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets; $40.
John W. Ferris and Thomas Fl. Williams, Jr., to
c. W. Clarke-37l.75 acres of Swamp Land Sur
yey No. 962, on Grand Island; $40.
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A very smart young man IN savannah
tried to pay his street car fare with Sioo
BILL The conductor was accommodating,
and stopping the car he went into store
and got the bill changed, giving the young
man shot bag full Of silver, amounting to
500 9s.
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rntorta,nment bx Japanese.

This evening an entertainment will be
given by two Japanese students, under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, corner Sixth and l.
streets. at 7:30 o'clock. II will consist of
stereopticon views of Japan, with descrip-
ton Of their ways and costumes, etc.
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"CoMpouSD SULPHUR POWDER" (put up
only by the w. H. Bone Co., No. II Bush
street, San Fraucisco) gives the best salts
faction of any remedy on the market. 1t
thoroughly cleanses the blood, and for
habitual constipation, indigestion, bilious
ness, piles, etc., u has no equal, Kirk,
Gesry & Co.
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domestic, New Home" and Standard
Sewing Machines on easy installments; So
per month. Domestic Paper Patterns. A..
J. Pommer, Ninth and streets.
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building Lot at Public Sale.

On Wednesday next, the 18th, D. ]. SIM
mons & Co. will sell at auction, at 1890
A. NJ, on the premises. the north 100 feet of
lot 2, between 1, J, Seventh and Eighth
streets, adjoining the City Library.
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Tomorrow the same two clubs will play
here, the opposing pitchers being Harper
and Cobb.
Borchers, say the Sacramento Managers,
claims that the club is indebted 10 him,
| while on the other hand, the Managers
claim he is indebted to them on account of
| fines and an old unpaid demand.
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Apefectixe Complaint.

In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
the case of the People against John P.
Hughes, charged by ]. II. Coffey with per-
jury, was up for examination. There was
fatal flaw in the complaint, and Hughes
WAS discharoad
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brought Here for Trial.

Officer Gibson yesterday returned from
San Jose with ]. H. Carder. who was ar
rested there last week for the burglary of a
room in the American Eagle Hotel in this
city recently.
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Didn't Like the Pistol.

About 2 o'clock yesterday morning, as
Lawrence Weist was passing Eleventh and
] streets. he was stopped by a brace of
footpads. He says he yanked out his re-
volver and they got away in short order.
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Pardon nav Next Monday.

Governor Waterman will go to Folsom
tomorrow to visit the dam. and will re-
turn on Sunday. He has fixed next Mon
day as the time for hearing applications for
pardons.
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Conxiots for Folsom.

Deputy Sheriff Murphy Of San Fran
cisco arrived last evening en- route to Fol.
som with James Brady, sentenced 70 the
penitentiary for seven years fox robbery,