Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TsE coURaING MATCH.

Rose.
By Dennis Moroney, Sacramento Dog
Fleet.
By NJ Hanrahan, Sacramento-Fawn dog
Bradley.
BY I. Tunstead, San Francisco-Red
brindle dog Tamalpais and white-and brindle
dog Marin.
BY a. S. Woods, sacramento-Black bitch
Kitty Woods.
By Mehany, Sacramento Brindle bitch
Lady Emmett.
By r. q. Mullane Sacramento-Red-an
white dog Boss Tweed.
By Con, Kellehar, Sacramento = Fawn-
colored slut Susie
By 2. Lyman, San Francisco Brindle
slut Mission Girl.
By Dr. Summers, Walnut Grove, entered
by A Greer-White dog Spotted Tail.
By A. Manning, Sacramento Black and
white dog Lourgin.
By james Adams, Sonoma - Black-and-
white dog Ruler
By NJ. a. Howard, Sacramento-Fawn
dog Gaffney.
By John Hennessey, Sacramento-Brindle
dog Frank.
By J. Jouhin, Elk Grove-Yellow bitch
Mollie McCartv.
By F. II. Miller Sacramento-Fa bitch
Mollie McCarty.
The drawing then took place, and resulted
in these couples being declared
l. Lena and Fannie.
2. Mission Girl and Bradley
8. Pride Of Canyon and Fritz
4. Susie and Marin.
s. Boss Tweed and Mollie AIcCarty of Elk
Grove.
6. Ben Tourney and Spotted Tail.
7. Lady Emmet and G.ffney
s. Ruler and Frank.
9. L0Grgin and Rose.
10. Kitty and BIollie McCarty of Sacra.
mento.
IL. Tamalpais and Fleet.
The nominees were then called upon to
elect three judges, and the result was as fol-
lows: Joseph Powers, Robert Allen and
Thomas Jones, of Oakland. It was ordered
that the transportation expenses of the last
named Judge be paid by the Club 8Iessrs.
Mulane and Kelley were elected slippers
Eighty dollars were reported contributed by
citizens in aid of the Club. The Club, after
warm debate, fixed the prizes as follows /:
First, $50; second, $40; third, S25; fourth,
SIS.
After some formal business the Club ad-
journed, 20 meet on the grounds on the morn
ing of the 2Sth The dogs will be slipped at
9 A. NJ, sharp, on that day, at point one
mile above Wbitcomb's ranch being the
northeast corner of Aliller's ranch. A flag
on the lower Stockton road will indicate the
place.
HEN FIGHTs. yesterday the Police Court
was engaged all day in the hearing of two
charges of disturbing the peace, the defend
ants and the prosecuting witnesses being
women who are neighbors in the upper part
of the city. The trouble all originated about
festive rooster that was not content to stay
in his own barnyard, but trespassed on the
premises adjoining. His intrusion was re-
sented by the owner of the premises with a
broomstick and a savage dog. The owner of
the chant!cleer came to the rescue, and a
quarrel eusued between the enraged women in
which some unparliementary language was
used. The clerk was NOT there to take it
down" consequently the statements differed
somewhat when given in Court The result
of the row was that each party had the other
arrested. The owner of the chicken had
Jury trial and was acquitted The other
woman was then tried and fined small
amount. A week ago. there was i similar
case in the Court, except the transgressing
animal was hen. a repetition OF the terms
used in this encounter showed that none
more filthy were ever uttered by the most de-
PRAYED lips of man. Judge Henry assured
the compliments that if he had known the
facts of the case no warrant would have been
issued, aud they would have been denied the
privilege OF bringing such matters into the
Courts.
Police CoUBT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Freeman jenkins, Joe Kerby, VIM.
Scott and Ben Davis were sentenced to sixty
days imprisonment for robbery. R. f. Lee,
accused of disturbing the peace, and f. w.
johnson. misdemean0r, were discharged for
want of prosecution. J. Carbon was fined
50 50 for battery. VIM. Daley was found
guilty Of petty larceny and viii be sentenced
to-day. Ellen Reagan, accused OF disturbing
the peace, was discharged. Charles Varoni,
accused Of battery, was discharged The
charge against Granville Roper tor grand
larceny was dismissed and defendant held as
witness. Bridget DAILY was fined 81 30 for
disturbing the peace.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
2Si: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l
box hardware; Baker & Hamilton, q boxes
hardware, l box advertising circulars: s.
Lipman, l box knit wooden goods Vein
stock & Lubin, boxes dry goods, 2 boxes
neck wear; j. Kaerth, 2cases shoes George
Bates & Co, car agricultural implements
Pike & Young. 8 cases spokes, bundles
poles H. &. Kirk & Co., 3 boxes drugs w.
A. & C. S. Houghton, boxes envelopes
Kohler & Chase, cases organs.
CATCH HIM.-A letter was recently re-
ceived at the police Office in this city offering
reward for the arrest of a Chinese thief.
The following is the description of the
criminal, and if any one succeeds in finding
him the $500 reward will be promptly paid
''He is about 5 feet inches high has yell
lowish skin; is hazeleYed; has black hair
wears a cue, and dresses in blue
blouse The description is so accurate and
there are so few of the race that fill the bill
that he might easily be found.
BURGLAR1zED. residence of L. c.
Jordan, 7O6 Ninth street, was burglarized
Wednesday night, and pair Of boots, an
umbrella, clothes line, a box OF soap, two
dozen cans of fruit, and several articles OF
clothing were taken away. The entrance was
effected through the rear door, and the burg
lars escaped without alarming the occupants
of the building.
BITTEN BY a DoG.-Ah Wee, a Chinese
laundryman, was yesterday severely bitten
by ferocious dog while walking along
Tenth street, near O. The dog belonged to
L. Devine. A warrant was issued for
the arrest OF the owner at the request of All
Wee, who alleged that the dog was urged to
attack him.
RUNAWAY esterday afternoon horse,
attached to the delivery wagon of Lindley &
Co., started about Ninth street and ran wildly
down K to Fourth, then turned and went to
J and Third streets, where he was stopped
without doing any damage. The runaway
came near striking several other teams and
caused considerable excitement along the
route.
THE MISSES BROTHERS, leading milliners
No. GIL J street, cordially invite the ladies O
Sacramento and vicinity TO their grand open
inc. which takes place to-day and tomorrow.