Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

his aged, respectable parents requiring his
aid for support their mental anguish at his
disgrace and confidence of leading citizens
that he would hereafter lead an honest life.
Lodi Brown, sentenced for murder in the
second degree in 1872 for thirty years, par
doned upon the condition that he leave the
State. Newton Morgan, sentenced in 1875
| for forgery to term of fifteen years, par
doned upon petition of leading citizens of
| San Francisco and in consideration of credits
| for good conduct and previous Communication
| of three years for meritorious services rem
dered at the time of the burning of the
prison, and for conducting himself at all
| times during his imprisonment in an exem.
plary manner.
PERSONAL F. Swift, of San Fran
cisco, is in the city. Senator Grove L. john
son has so far recovered that he appeared in
his seat at the opening of the Legislature
yesterday. VIM. Gwynn is seriously ill from
pneumonia. Mrs. l.. Powers and daughter,
who have been visiting friends in Sacramento
for the past few ys,returned to the bay yes
terday 1t is rumored that Lieutenant Gov
ernor johnson intends to locate at Modesto. 1t
is stated that Geo. G. Parkinson will be ap-
pointed Inspector of Meters under the pres
ent State Administration. G. d. Bunker. of
the Thirteenth District, is mentioned as a
probable appointee to the Office of Commits
sioner of immigration.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the different cases of Mollie Baird,
Walter Marshall Dora Ramirez, G. P. HUI
bert and Mary Hubert, each charged with
disturbing the peace, were continued until
January 7th; the case of Thomas Murray:
charged with petit larceny, was continued
until to-day Ling Wo, disturbing the peace,
continued until to. day All He, for enticing,
was fined $40; J. Morrow, for being drunk,
was fined SIS; Joseph Socco, for disturbing
the peace, was fined So; Mary Lawson, for
disturbing the peace, was fined SO.
BoDIE GUARD: = Application has been
made for the enrolment of the Bodie Guard
as one of the companies of State troops, and
orders will be issued directing Brigadier'
General E. Canavan, of Stockton, to appoint
an officer or some resident of Bodie to pre-
side at an election for officers of the com.
pany, when the company will be regularly
enrolled in the n. G. c.
= CHINESE THIEvEs.-A Chinaman was ar
rested yesterday by James Barham at S. j,
Nathan's store with a blue flannel shirt
which he probably had stolen. At the store
of G. H. Stevens & Co. a Chinaman named
All Yon attempted to escape with bolt Of
flannel cloth. he was arrested by Fl. Bah
bitt.
FIRE ALARM-The alarm Of fire from boz
26 yesterday morning was occasioned by 8
burning chimney at the house of Mrs. Wet
zels, corner of Seventh aud Z streets. The
fire companies were promptly on hand, but
their services were not required.
ARREsTs-The only arrests yesterday wer.
John W. WEIGH, for disturbing the peace, by
officer jackson All YoD, for petit larceny
by II. Babbitt; Chinaman, by james Bar
ham.
AUCTION SALE PosTPoNKD.-The auction
sale of carpets by NJ. j. Simmons & Co.,
which was to have taken place to-day, has
been postponed until tomorrow.
STEAMER.-Ths steamer San joaquin No
9 passed up to the Pioneer Mill yesterday
and returned to San Francisco laden with
-four.
EVERYTHING BooAING THIS WEEK.-Tht
wise-heads at the Capitol; the nimble feet a.
the Pavilion, and the and 10c counters .,