Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-03

LICE CouRT.-In this Court yesterday,
Nm. Demming, who had previously pleaded
guilty to petty larceny of a watch aud chain
taken from the Office at McGee's stables, was
sentenced 20 pay fine CT $3.50 or confinement
in the County Jail for 80 days. Thomas
Abrams pleaded guilty to being drunk when
arrested, and was fined SO and costs P.
Donahu4 forfeited his deposit of s. put up on
a drunk. In the case OF NJ. Turnby, for els
turbiHg tbs peace, the order heretofore made
foifeidug his deposit was set aside and de-
PENDANT appeared la Court, and being ar
raigped, pleaded rot guilty ; he was thereupon
tried, and he found when he came to hear
the evidence tlat he was mistaken and was
actually guilty after all, but inasmueh as he
was confused about the matter he was let of
with ths nominal sum of s. fire. G. Farley
appeared and received the same treatment.
lie had lost bis deposit made upon charge of
stulbiug the peace had the forfeiture re.
yoksd, pleaded not guilty, was tried and
found guilty and fined 50. The Court then
adjourned.
NOVEMBER OBsERvATIoNs.-The following
IS the weather. report of Sergeant NJ NJ Sick
Ter, in charge Of the United States Signal
Station IL this city, for the month of Novem-
Der: Highest barometer, 80 1872; lowest ba-
rometer. 20 $50; monthly range of barome-
ter, 6l0 highest temperature, 76' lowest
temperature, 27'; monthly range of tempera-
ture, 40 greatest daily range of tempers-
ture, 36 4; lowest daily range Of temperature,
T.; mean OF maximum temperatures 60 z;
mean of minimum temperature, 39' mean
daily laLge Of temperature, DIT; total
rainfall, .05 Of an inch prevailing wind,
r
miles; maximum velocity of wind and direc-
ton, ZS north number of cloudy days on
which rain fell, l /; number of cloudy DAYS on
which 70 rain fell, 3; total number of days
on which rain or snow fell, l I; nuu.her OF
clear days. 20 number of fair days, 6. There
was frost On the 14th, 18th. 10Th, 19sh, DIST,
22l, 9Th, 2Ssh, 29lh and 3Oth.
FRcn THE OTHER SIpE.-Constable Pow
ers, Of Woodland, came to this city yesterday
with \ warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. ] ulia
Finn, issued by Justice of the Peace of
Cache Creek township. Yclo county, upon
complaint of George e, Landes, charging her
with an assault with intent to commit muir
der. The charge refers TO the shooting affair
at the schoolhouse recently in Yolo county,
of which an account has been published. The
Constable arrested Mrs. Finn, and, accom-
panied by her attorney, ID. f.. Alexander,
she vent over into Washington, before Justice
Buckingham, and gave bonds in the sum of
81, 500, for her appearance Ia Woodland, for
examiastion of her case, on the 18th instant
at , O'Clock 7. NJ.
OFFICIAL BONDS FILED.-William Pool,
Justice of the Peace-elect for Georgiana
township, has fled his bond of Office, with
William Wilcox and Hart +. Smith as sure
a. g
Alerkley has also fled his bond as Supervisor
OF the Fifth District of Sacramento county,
in the sum Of 5000, with Eugene J. Greg
ory. Philip Herzcg, George Schroth William
X. Jones, william Hamilton and Benjamin
Billiard, Jr., as sureties in the sum of s., 600
each
CATTLE SHPMENTs.-Since the opening of
the new Stock yards in this city the ship
ment Of cattle from this point, they being
driven from other places and collected here,
is becoming brisk There were shipped from
the new stock yards fifteen car loads of cattle
to San Francisco on Tuesday, and fifteen
cars on Wednesday. Yesterday forty car
loads more were shipped to San Jose.
Thirty-four loads also passed through yester.
day from Nevada for San Francisco.
FREIGHT MovEMsNTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received at this point
yesterday: 10 of wood, 81 of coal, l of hard
wood lumber l of copper nails, of harrsws,
/ of machinery, OF cattle, of oil, 2 of
wheat, 2 of clay, of lumber, l of wheels, l
of car materials. Through car loads East
were also forwarded: of wine, of hops,
AZ of barley, Is of wool, OF beans, l of silk,
5 of merchandise, 2 o! salmon, of hides,
of brandy.
STEALING A CoAT.-About s o'clock last
evening some person grabbed a coat and the
rack on which it hung, from in front OF Mr.
Jacobs clothing store, at Fifth aud streets,
and made off with them. Officers Smith
and May afterwards found the rack in yard
on the alley between j and K, Fourth and
Fifth streets, but the coat and thief have not
vet been found. although diligent search was
made for them.
RAILROAD HOSPITAL REPoRT.-The follow
ing IS the report of DR.. A. 3. Nixon, surgeon
in charge Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Hesnitsl. for the month of November, 1880:
Present in hospital November lst 81 ad-
mitted during the month, 50; total, 81. Dis
charged, 81. Remaining ia hospital month
ending November. 49, Private house and
office patients treated, 14S. Total, $50.
TRANSFER OF PRISONERS Warden I. c.
Pockman, Captain P. f. Dolan and r. z.
Saulsby.ry and VIM. D. Kimbsll, Of the Fol-
som State Prison. passed through yesterday
en- route for San Quentin to make the trans
fer Of another squad of fifty two prisoners
from tie latter institution TO Folsom. They
viii take them through tomorrow.
LECTURE TONIGHT DIR. Simms lectures
on lips, Mouth, Teeth and Ears, at the
Congregational Church tonight Get chart
to-day, and Learn for Whist you are best
adapted.
EVER YouRs,-Baby weighs 142 lbs, feet
inches in hight; introduced to the Red
House August 2Sth. Sings the song (titlel,
At Home = VIII appear soon again.
Our WHoIE-STocK KIP Boor. only 50 So.
Red House.