Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday John Wilson, alias Thompson, for
petit larcenY-stealing of hat belonging to
Henry Tyler from the Crescent City Hotel
was found guilty and sentenced to thirty days
in the County Jail, and the extra exercise
now implied by that sentence. All Wing
and All Chung, for petit Larceny, were dis
charged without complaints filed George
Bailey, for opium smoking, was tried and
found not guilty, for the reason that the
place where he smoked and proposed to take
his fight heavenward from the influence of
his pipe was underneath Chinatown side
walk, and not in place of resort for such
purposes, as required to bring the offense
under the law. Madam Lucy, disturb ing the
peace, case dismissed at request of prosecut-
ing witness. j. l. Sherwood drunk. dis
charged, as it was first offense and an indus
trious man. He said he was in town and
took glass of beer, and then another. and
soon had more than he could pack. Thomas
Lewis, drunk, fined 50 and costs. n. l..
Smith and P. Nash 1.-TWO charges), for bat
terry, were dismissed at request of prose-
cutting witness and upon payment of costs.
r. Kimball, drunk, forfeited his deposit of
So. Rafael Vasquez drunk, SO and costs.
Andrew Polymaith, blowing whistle in the
street, tried and dismissed. Arthur Mat
thews, drunk, case continued till TODAY.
The cases of Mary Farr and George M.
Farr, for petit larceny; George Nj. Farr, for
carrying concealed weapons, and Charles
Repe, for disturbing the peace, were also con-
tinued till to-day; Cases of John Williams,
Fred Cole and Ed. Read, for vagrancv. were
continued until tomorrow. Case of Agnes
Miller, for battery, was continued till the 9Th.
Case of John Doherty. battery, continued
till the 9Th and cases of Robert Mcclure, for
enlightenment, and George d. Almond, for
misdemeanor, were continued till ! P. NJ on
the 10th inst.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on July
3Oth and 31st: r. Stone & Co., 6 crates
blacking S. Roth, u cases oil, 3 cases soap,
l case paper; Central Pacific Railroad, 3
cases wheels; Whittier, Fuller & Co., box
holdings, 5 half-barrels paint l.. H.
Hammer, boxed organ, l boxed piano !; Red
House, boxes boots and shoes w. A. Il &.
S. Houghton, case books Van Heusen &
HuntooD, y boxes chairs Elmer Bros, 10
barrels whisky; Hartwell, Hotchkiss &
Stalker, box hardware; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co.. boxes hardware, bundles pick
handles; -. Diggness, bundle copper bolts !;
Schofeld & Teyis, So barrels spirits j. J.
Brown, boxes household goods Water
house & Lester. Is bundles bows, Al bundles
felloes; Liudley & Co., 30 half-barrels fish,
100 kits fish, 30 cases I've; III. Fisher.
double bags nuts Z. Harper, box show
cards Booth & Co., 30 cases I've; H. A.
Weaver, bundles printing paper; Adams,
Mcneil & Co, 10 boxes and packages plug
tobacco NJ. C. Hawley & Co, bale belt
ing +; L. Elkus& Co, box shirts; Weinstock
& Lubin, 2 boxes dry goods; &. NJ. Nc
Creary, boxes food Eureka Publishing
House, 5 boxes books.
Too Much WHISTLE. = Sunday evening
Andrew Polymaith of Stockton, while in the
court at the rear Of a K-street saloon, received
an uncomplimentary shower bath in the shape
OF bucket Of refuse water thrown from an
upper window The unexpected dash, which
was directed by female hands, so frightened
and exasperated the Stoektonian that he ran
in drenching condition to the front walk,
and then sent forth terrible shrek with a
pollce-whistle, and which was kept up until
a policeman came. Upon arrival the officer
was urged to go in and arrest the woman
who disposed of the contents OF the bucket
out of the window, but to his great surprise the
officer did not such a thing, but arrested and
took him to the Police Station for soaring
the people OF the neighborhood to death with
his whistle.
TEMPERATURES FOR July. = The tenn
perature as computed by S. H. Gerrish,
from observations in this city at 6 A. u, 2 p
NJ and P. M, is as follows for July: The
mean temperature for the month, 7l.6l' !;
warmest mean day. the oath, S0.33' warm
est extreme, the 1fth, OF: coolest mean
Iox tha and col2aSt
treme, the 4th, 51' The mean temperature
for July, 1879, was 71.26' 1878, 707l' !;
1877. 1926; 1876 74459; 1875, 1850
Rained on the 10Th, 10th and Goth. A total
of only COOS Of an inch. In July, 1879, it
sprinkled on one day, the 18th.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-C Carloads of freight
were received yesterday in this city as fol-
lows: Two OF lime, Of sand, q of steel
rails. / of rope, of paper, l Of car material,
6 Of wheat, l Of coal, 10 f lumber, OF coal
oil, 3 of sugar. 2 of nails, 3 of wood, l of
window frames, OF ties, of scrap iron,
Of canned fruit. l of cordage, Of whisky, l
of wool, l OF sugar, Of hogs l of wheels
The following carloads of through freight
were shipped East; One of fruit (by ex-
press, 2 of hides, IL of wool. 5 of merchan-
disc, of salmon, of seal skins, l OF ore, 8
OF canned goods, l of brick.
INCORPORATION twas fled in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday ar
ticles Of incorporation Of the Gennert and
Nadeau Agricultural ard Manufacturing
Company. Place of business, Los Angeles
Directors-E. I. Gennert, X. Nadeau, u S.
Slauson, w. G. Halsted, Jno. Harrison, Jno.
H. Jones' Capital stock, $50, 600, in 800
shares Of 500 each.
NorARrEs. A. Duffy was yester-
day appointed notary public for San Fran
cisco, Edward NJ. Martin for Sacramento, ].
i. Kingwell for San Francisco, w. e.. Lori
gan for San Jose, and Samuel kyburg for
Clarksville, Ell Dorado county.
TAKEN TO PLACER COUNTY, = Larry
O'Laughlin was yesterday arrested in this
city by Deputy Sheriff Hickey and Constable
Waldron. upon the charge of larceny, com
mitted in Placer county, and was taken home
in the afternoon by officer Waldron.
HALL or RECORDS The deed to the county
for the lot upon which the Hall of Records is
to be constructed was yesterday filed by the
Board Of Trustees with the County Recorder,
and the money to make payment for the lot
appropriated
CNM9hHSiAL. - Arrived scHooueI D. %.
Steffens, Klang, San Francisco, with barley,
to Messrs. McCreary & Co. Steamer Va
runa, passed up the river. light; steamer
Governor Dana also went up the river yes
terday loaded with lumber.
AN ITEM or INTEREST TO LADIEs.-In
accordance with our large advertisement in
the Bee, We will to-day commence a GRAND
clearance sale Of millinery goods, consisting
of bats, boupets, feathers, flowers and orns.
nents, to take place at the Millinery Parlors
Mechanics Store. We have no hesitation in
saying that excellent opportunities are offered
for selecting fine millinery goods and trim
mings, at very low prices, and ladies should
by all means give this their attention, as it is
rare event.
The VERY BEsT VALUE in dress goods can
be found at the Red House. You can always
make saving by visit to this depart
ment.