The Placer herald., 1872-03-23

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procured divorce ON that ground.
John Tobin, supervisor ninth district, first
ward. Arrested about six months ago fol
grand larceny.
Patrick Murphy, supervisor fourth district
sixth ward. Two years ago distributed
fraudulent naturalization papers, and would
furnish them to anybody that would promise
to vote for Grant.
Edward Slevin, jr., supervisor second dis
trict, fourth ward. Has an indictment now
pending against him in court Of general ses-
sions for cutting boy named Kilkenny.
Michael Foley, supervisor fourth district
fourth ward. Well-known repeater, voting
for anybody that will pay.
James +. Day, supervisor seventh dis
trict, fourth ward. Shot at man in fight
between the Walsh association and gang
from Water street.
John Corners alias Jockey, supervisor
third district, fourth ward. A we'll known
desperate character.
Dennis Hogan, supervisor ninth district,
first ward. A bounty bird during the war.
Richard Enright, supervisor first ward
eighth district Arrested for robbery in
1868.
John Grimes, supervisor twelfth district
fifth ward. Arrested in April, 1868, fol
stealing watch.
Michael Costello, marshal sixth ward.
Bounty y-jumper during the war.
Harry Rice, supervisor thirteenth district,
sixth ward. Was connected with the Chat
ham street concert saloon murder, and fed
to Nebraska to escape punishment.
Thomas Lane, supervisor seventeenth dis
trict, sixth ward. Formerly keeper of a
notorious den at Five Points, headquarters
of thieves and robbers.
John Lane, supervisor twenty-second dis
trict, same ward. Was indicted for receiv-
ing stolen goods. Has served term III
Sing Sing.
Edward Foley, supervisor sixth district,
ninth ward. Arrested last year for stealing
watch.
Humphrey Ayres, supervisor eighteenth
district, ninth ward. Arrested six years
ago for robbing the United States mail.
John Dowling, supervisor nineteenth dis
trict, ninth ward. Arrested August 20,
1869, for till-tapping.
James Ftzsimmons, supervisor twentieth
district, ninth ward. Arrested August l,
1868, for robbery.
John Martin, supervisor fifth district,
twelfth ward. Arrested few years age
under an Indictment for arson.
Samuel Rich, supervisor fourth district
thirteenth ward. Served term Of two
years at Sing Sing for felonious assault.
John, alias Buckley McCabe, supervise,
eighth district, fifteenth ward. Charged
with shooting man with intent to kill abou,
year ago.
William p. Burke, supervisor twentieth
district, eighth ward. Served his term in
the State prison of Massachusetts for burg
larry; also, two years in the New York State
prison.
James McCabe, supervisor fourth district,
eighth ward Now confined in the Tombs
under indictment for highway robbery.
William Irving, supervisor fourteenth dis
trict, eighth ward. Has served term in
Sing Sing prison for burglary committed in
the eighth ward, and has never been par
doned.
Patrick Henry Kily, alias Fred Williams,
supervisor twenty-secOnd district, eighth
ward Keeper of house of ill-fame; resort
of the lowest and vilest of characters.
Patrick Hefiermen, supervisor tenth dis
trict, sixth ward. Arrested some time since
for attempted murder.
Frederick Sterringer, supervisor eighth
ward. Has been arrested several times for
keeping a disorderly house.
j. +. Baderhop, supervisor tenth ward.
Arrested fer murder few years since.
Ed. Weaver, marshal in eighth ward.
Has been but short time out of State
prison, where he has been serving out his
sentence.
Walter Prince (colored), marshal eighth
ward. Now in prison awaiting trial for
highway robbery.
Andrew Andrews, alias Hans Nicols,
marshal Panel-thief; been sentenced two
or three times to State prison, and has just
returned from Blackwell's Island.