Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

pected OF having Durgi2rlzed the. tailor shop
Of J. Van Orden on J street on Monday
night. Yesterday morning John W. Spencer
and another gentleman, who went across the
loyee near Twenty sixth street for load of
sand, found box containing the stolen prop
erty, including coat, six pairs OF pants and
SIX pairs Of hose. The police were notified,
and officers Eldred and Frazee went cut and
arrested two men who were not far away
from the place. Their names were James
Daily, alias Harris. ara Henry Davis. One Of
them was wearing 4 pair of hose similar to
those stolen. The two men had but recently
been liberated from the County Jail, where
they were serving a term for vagrancy. Last
May they were arrested by officers Brissell
and Deal of the railroad police force on sus-
picion of having burglarized freight cars. At
the time of the arrest one Of them had
bunch Of skeleton keys on his person, though
they were thrown aside and afterwards found.
They were not convicted but were afterwards
arrested by local officer Eldred on q charge OF
vagrzncy, and for which they received SEN
tence. At that time both of them had leather
belts, and the one worn by Davis attracted
the special attention of an officer, who now
declares that belt left in the store by the
burglars is the one formerly worn by Davis.
The latter wore no belt when arrested yester-
Jay, ana probably lOSI IL III Iile sLOIS HASAA
trying on pair Of pants.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-The Governor yester-
day appointed the following persons Notaries
Public: Noel Davenport, Of Cotton, for San
Bernardino county, vice self, term expired
Charles w. Allen, of San Bernardino, for
county of San B4rnardino, vice Long, term
expired; n. W. Scudder, at Petaluma, for
Sonoma county, vice Berry, term expired
c. s. Farqnar, of Petaluma, for Sonoma
county original; G. Z. Thomas, of Wood
land, for Yolo county, vice Clark, term ex-
pired G.. s. Frost, Of Woodland, for Yolo
county, original; w. NJ. Armstrong, of San
Luis ObiSpO, for said county, vice Carpenter,
term expired.
TRADE-MARK.-Wm W. Randall, of San
Francisco, yesterday filed in the office of Sec
Rotary of State Burns a claim to trademark
described as follows: "The City Argus.
These words are printed upon the sliy-worll
Of pictorial heading representing the Bay
OF San Francisco, or a twin view. On the
left bank of the bay is a view of San Fran
cisco as it appeared in 1919, and on the right
bank is q view of San Francisco as it APP
peared in 1880. Midway between the two
views is represented the seal Of the State of
California, surrounded by cloud.
PERSONAL. - Attorney General Hart re-
turnedyesterday to thiscityfrom attendance at
the Supreme Court in San Francisco for some
days past Mrs. Crocker viii arrive here
from the East Saturday morning, having in
charge the body of her daughter Nellie, lately
deceased. Funeral will probably take place
Sunday. J. o. j. Gum passed through here
yesterday to meet Mrs. Crocker Denis
kearney left Omaha yesterday, to arrive in
Sacramento February ID. Railroad Com
inissiouers Cone and Beerstecher are in the
city.
PAID TO THE SrATE.-The following settle
mcnts have been made with State Controller
Kenfeld, and the amounts named paid into
the State Treasury: BY the Treasurer of
Santa Barbara county, S21, GS9 20; by A.
G. Boggs, Treasurer of Napa county, S45,-
III 80; 4. J. Thorn, Treasurer of Fresno
county, $34, COZ &c ; Sam J. Davis. Treasurer
of Butte county, S55,7l "A; William A.
January, Treasurer of Santa Clara county,
S126. 479 SC; A. j. Soule, Treasurer of
Placer county, 81, 707 76.
MILK Losr.-Ye yesterday the horse attached
to 2. J. Sarsfeld's milk-wagon became I'M
manageable and ran from the corner of Sew
enth and streets, up | to the Goshen dairy
on Twenty second street. The driver was
bounced out at the first crossing, and two or
three well-hled cans were deposited at every
cross street in rather an abrupt manner The
previous day horse ran away with Harry
Lewis milk-waeon from near the same place,
but did no damage other than losing the
fluid.
INcoRPoRAT1oNs.-Arti of incorpora-
ton were yesterday fled of the Mineral De-
velopment Company, headquarters at San
Francisco. Directors: jackson r. Meyers,
Charles r. Hoff, Henry +. Williams, Robert
Skinner, GustAve +. Deetken. The purpose
of the company is stated to be that Of Lo-
eating aDd-developing gold, silver and other
mining property, and also purchasing, selling
and dealing with the same" Capital stock
$780, 600, divided into 81 shares.
Police CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terdav the following business was transacted:
John White, malicious mischief, taken under
advisement; Antoine Gregory, disturbing the
peace. fined S25 and costs and the battery
cases discharged; \. Mazsau and Madame
Pierre. enticing, s. and costs; Cora Dodsou,
defaulting witness. to be sentenced to-day !:
Henry Baldwin, disturbing the peace, dis.
charged Frank Cairns, disturbing the peace,
fined $40 and costs.
A CHILD DEsERTER.-Ofiicer Dolan last
evening arrested Matte Clark, q colorad girl
abou. Is years old, upon telegram from
Sheriff Mccoy, of Marysville, charging her
with having deserted her infant child. 1t is
believed that she is the woman. who, one
night a few weeks since, left n young chill
upon the doorstep of police officer Policy Of
that city.
FIRE YEsTERpAY.-The fire alarm yester-
day morning about o'clock was caused by
the martial burning of frame building be
longing to John T. Walsh, at the southeast
corner of Nineteenth and l streets. The fire
was caused by defective tiue, and was ex-
ting,1ished after damaging the roof to the
amount of $40, which loss was covered by in
surance.
BUSINESS IMPRovENENT.--E.& G. Gruhler,
proprietors of the Columbus Brewery, corner
of Sixteenth and K streets, have removed the
frame building composing tie eastern portion
az the brewery works, and are replacing it with
a mach larger one, 40x57 feet, which will
contain the machinery and other appoint
ments of the establishment.
WARRANTS IssUED.-A warrant has been
issued by the State Controller in favor of the
Treasurer of Plumas county, for the support
Of the common schools, in the sum OF
&. 12S 70. Also a warrant in favor OF the
Treasurer of Modoc county, for 81 l95 %, Tor
the support of the common schools.
FREIGHT MovEMEsTs.-The following
through freight was forwarded to the East
Yesterday: Two carloads Of merchandise
and | of salmon. Two car loads Of sundries,
! of pipe l of lime, 6 of wood, OF hogs. /
of four. of coal, 2 of lumber, l of cobb!es
and of fruit. were received here.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-At Gold Hill yes
terdey window fell upon and killed son OF
George Duprey, who formerly resided in this
c;tv and was proprietor of the White House,
on Third street, between X and H.
MILITARY ACCOMMODATIONS D. Boyer
was Yesterday appointed Brigadier-General
of the First Brigade, n. G. c., vice Murphy,
whose confirmation had been refused ny the
Senate.
Coyx1ssroNER OF DEEDs.-Governor Free
,nont has appointed P. j. Hopper Com
missioner Of Deeds for Arizona to reside In
this city.