Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-10

tiuuo cdSb itDtl III oil JULIET ulTtCllOuS, 10
watch for and arrest them if found Yester-
day about noon a dispatch was received from
Constable Madden Of Rocklin, as follows :
. have your men; when will you come for
them!" jackson thereupon went up on the
overland in the afternoon, and returned with
the much wanted birds on a special train last
evening, and after forty-eight hours earnest
chase, without rest or sleep, they are safely
quartered in the Police Jail. They are the
leading and most daring robbers engaged in
the business on the coast
BAND OF HOPE ANNIvERsARY.-The Good
Templar Band of Hope held its first anniver-
sary last night at Father Mathew Hall,
which was very pleasant entertainment,
and the following programme was well rem
rendered, eliciting frequent applause Duet,
by Miss Katzenstein and Mrs. Logan reci-
tation, by Miss M. Blake song, by Miss a.
Essinger; recitation, by Miss Laura Laskey;
song, by Miss Hunt recitation, by Laura
song, by the Band, waiting for Mother; :"
recita tion, by Miss Mary Patterson recita-
ton, by Miss Minnie Howe song, by Miss
Parker; recitation, by Master Henry Blake;
recitation, by Miss Mary johnson song, in
character, by Master III. Russell; recitation.
by Mr.. 4. Lyons; duet, by Mr.. Palmer );
recitation, by Mr.. Aspin recitation, by
Master George B. Katzenstein duet, by
Master William Katzenstein and Miss Es-
singer; recitation by Mr.. Young recitation,
by Mr.. Noble Fisher; song, by the Band
tableGu, by Miss Laura Laskey, Master VIM.
Katzenstein, Master Dan. Cooper, Master
George 3. Katzenstein and Master Thomas
Patterson song, by the Band; banjo solo,
i'll, b,,N ,1o,
Clayton song, by Mr.. Plato; recitation, by
Miss f. Walker.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, Peter Leonard, charged with malic-
ious mischief, was discharged George Wash
ington's case of grand larceny, and e. Fl.
Stevens, for obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, were continued until to-day. Charles
Wetzel, charged with throwing brick at a
Chnaman and inficting a severe cut on his
cheek, was tried, and most conflicting testi.
mony given, so much so, that the Chinaman
said, "They lie go muchee it makee me
blush, and l go way and say no more" and
the case was dismissed. The charges against
W. H. Wilson and Dan Cotton for disturb
ing the peace were dismissed, not because
there was not any disturbance, but probably
because with the timber engaged in it and the
opportunities there were not six oreight killed.
Dan Cotton was found guilty of battery, and
will receive sentence to-day. Billy Greer,
for battery. was discharged. All Kim, an
other wood stealer, arrested yesterday morn
ing for taking wood from Neubourg6 & Lagos.
was found guilty and sentenced to $40 and
costs or 40 days in tie county Jail, which
means the latter.
AUCTIONS To-DAY.-At 1890 A. NJ. to-day,
D. J. Simmons viii sell by public auction on
the premises, the elegant and costly residence,
grounds, stables, fittings and furniture of
Robert Hamilton, z and Q, between Seventh
and Eighth streets. The grounds embrace
half-block of land and are in high state of
ornamentation. The house is q complete
mansion with all modern improvements The
furniture is costly, of approved pattern and
altogether desirable. The schedule of arti-
ces to be sold is altogether too long TO be
given here. The sale promises to be a pota-
BILE one, and will undoubtedly attract much
attention . AT 412 street, at 1890 A. NJ.
to-day, NJ. j. Simmons Il Co., viii sell by
auction, 4 work-horses, 2 spring wagons. 2
sets double harness, and sets single harness.
FoRMED-Certifcate of the formation by
Incorporation of the following associations
have been filed with the Secretary of State ::
The Chicago Consolidated Silver Mining
Company, OF South Fork Mining District,
Shasta county. Principal place of business
San Francisco. Directors-F. H. Wells, L.
G. Freeland, VIM. Irelan, Jr, John Nuttall,
P. L. Bowles. Capital stock, S1o000,00o,
divided into 100000 shares of 500 each.
The New York and Bodie Mining Company.
Capital stock, 50, COO, 000 in 800, 600 shares of
$40 each. Drectors-Wm. S. Chamberlain,
George e. Hutchinson. John NJ. Mastertop,
Hiram A. johnson, Edgar W. Whitney
Principal place of business New York city.
SCOTTISH Enthusiastically at Agricult
ural Park, the Caledonia Club, aided by
teams from several cities and towns on-the
coast, will engage in the old-time games Of
Scotland A dancing platform has been
fitted up beneath the grand stand and good
music viii be furnished. There will be o
greater variety of games, and greater nov
city in their presentation than ever before at
tempted here. The games begin at 8 A. NJ.
It is the intention of the committees manag-
ing to make the occasion the most notable
gathering of the clans ever held in the in
terror of the State.
POLICE ARRESTS The following were ar
rested yesterday All Kim, for petit larceny,
by officers Rider and May; Jack McCor-
mick, for exposure of person, by officer
Martin: c. Shindler, for misdemeanor, by
officer Campbell; E. Faircbilds, for misde
rseanor, by officer Woods; No. Z, for being
drunk, by officers Ferrall and Rider; All
Toy, for enticing, by officer Woods; Thee
dore Henning and Harry Miller, for grand
larceny, by officer jackson.
Boar UPsET.-Yesterday afternoon Will
lam Pierce started from the cannery on the
other side of the river, in Washington, to
row to this side, and while crossing his boat
struck line leading from barge which lay
in the river by which the boat was upset,
and Pierce saved himself by catching and
holding on to the rope until another boat
from the other side came to his rescue.
FREIGHT MovEMESTs,--Tha following car
loads of freight were received here yesterday :;
/ of doors. G of wood, OF lumber, of
WAGONS | of merchandise, l of coal, / OF