Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Thomas Dewitt, for disturbing the
peace, was fined S. and costs c. Kennedy,
fined s. for disturbing the peace; Fannie
Quinn, for same, discharged for want of
prosecution Tom Cosgrove, the stub-legged
pugnacous individual that had to be carted
from the depot to the station-house, Sunday,
dashed to an express truck, was found guilty
of the charge of disturbing the peace and
sentenced to $50 fine or thirty days in the
County Jail, and has entered upon the latter !;
All Chow, for petit larceny, was discharged
for want of prosecution-W. Gilbert, who
claimed to have been robbed while visiting
her, failing to appear and substantiate his
charge Mrs. Jackson, drunk, fined So; j.
l.. Dozier, drunk, discharged Louis Short,
committing nuisance, fined 81 so, and paid;
John Recra, drunk, discharged; Mrs. Rus
sell, disturbing the peace, fined $50 and costs,
and, in default, sent to County Jail for
twenty days; Frank Bragg and Louis Henche,
for opium smoking, fined 81 30 and 81 80
respectively; John Anderson, drunk, dis
charged /; the cases of Anton Brewer, bat
terry, Robert Jones, disturbing the peace
making indecent proposals to children-con-
tinued till to-day.
PERsoNALs-Mrs. William Yule and Miss
Emily M. Thompson left this morning for an
extended visit to San Francisco, Oakland and
Alameda Mrs. Z. B. Willis and Mrs J. A.
Woodson leave to day for Santa Cruz for a
months sojourn at the seaside. w. A.
Houghton leaves to-day for New York. Jerry
Long departs to-day for Chicago. Mrs. DR..
S. 4. Bowers has gone to Santa Cruz and
Monterey for a summering. Mrs. E. A.
Southworth and Mrs. l. S. Belcher of Mays
vile accompanied the Templar excursion
from here yesterday. j. NJ. Hawkins, city
editor of the Marysville appeal, visited the
daughter left for Santa Cruz yesterday
for few weeks sojourn. Judge Niles Searles,
of Nevada City, left here last evening for
Chicago in company with the Knights Tenn
plar. Z. Dassouville has returned from
heightened trip to the southern coast. Cor
respondence of the RECORD. UNION names
these SacTamentans as rusticating at How
ard Springs Geo. Lorenz, Mrs. George w.
Jackson, Robert Rntledge, Jacob Fuchs,
son and daughter, and Mrs. Frank Macfessel.
DR. B. B. Brewer returned yesterday from
three weeks trip down the coast.
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS Board of
Directors of Drainage District No. met at
Q o'clock a. N. yesterday. Full Board pres
ent The Board took action on bids for the
construction Of dams as follows: Rideout &
Binney, being held to be the lowest respon-
sible bidder for the construction of dam No.
2, on the Yuba river, on motion, it was or
dered that the contract for building said dam
be awarded to them on filing a bond in the
sum of S65, 600; Doane & Mclean being held
20 be the lowest responsible bidders for the
dam on Bear river, they were awarded the
contrac. for building the same on fling q
bond in the sum OF $780, 900. 1t was ordered
that all bids Cor the construction of dam No.
l, on the Yuba river, be rejected, the con-
struction OF said dam being postponed for the
present. j. \. Young was authorized by
the Board to draw the contracts, bonds, etc.
The following resolution was adopted Re
solred, That the warmest thanks of this
Board be rendered to Messrs. w. I. Ellis
and ID. Z. Knight for the free use of their
steamer and the cordial and hospitable treat
ment extended to the Board and their guests
during their late trip of examination of the
Feather aud Yuba rivers. The Board then
adjourned until Wednesday, the lSsh inst.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMIT
rEE-The new Republican County Central
Committee met last evening at the Union
Hotel All the members present. jerome
c.. Davis was elected Chairman of the Com
mittee; a. j. Rhoals, Secretary and S. j.
Jackson. Treasurer The committee went
into consultation on matters concerning the
county campaign. A committee of one, con-
sisting OF S. J. jackson, was appointed to
arrange for the mass meeting of Thursday
night y committee was appointed to re-
ceiye Secretary Thompson to-day at the
depot at 1855 A. NJ, and escort him to the
Capitol, where he Is to speak at u o'clock
noon. The committee consists OF Senator
Booth, T. b. Mcfarland and n. j.. Drew.
The committee then adjourned, to meet at
the call OF the Chairman.
STREET SpR1NKLISG. The sprinklers of
streets in the Second District, between and
r and Fifth aud Ninth streets, not attending
to their work in a manner satisfactory to the
Street Commissioner, he yesterday put on an
extra cart to do She spfinkling. This was
objected to by the contractor, and his son
struck the driver over the head and under
took to run him off the district. The Street
Commissioner maintained the position of his
extra man, and afterwards reported the mat
ter to the Chief Of Police, who directed the
officers to see that the new sprinkler be not
interfered with.
Police AREEsTs.-Arrests were made in
the city yesterday as follows James Lynch,
for malicious mischief, by officer Carroll
Henry Dierson, disturbing the peace, by local
officer Coffee All Coon, Chou Hing and All
Quong, battery, by officers Ferral and Jack
son T. Mcdonald, disturbing the peace, by
local officer Barron; All Mswey, All Ho,
Sing How, All Tong and Tie Hee, for en-.
ticing, by officers Ferral, Atwood, Brissell
IL n We've, Eaf nriprn
den, and All Sing and J. NJ. Chambers, for
smoking opium, by officers Ferral and Rider.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. The following car
loads of freight were received in this
city yesterday of pipes, tank of oil, "a
of wheat. 3 of ice, of steel rails, Of coal,
, of wood, l Of coal oil, of lumber, l ef
granite blocks, Of canned truit, of ground
barley. of barley. The following through
carloads we're shipped East l Of fruit lex.
nressl. / of wool, 8 of canned goods, l of
sugar, l OF coffee. OF hides.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Sch For huntington, Hopkins & Co., box
hardware Adams, Mcneil & Co, 10 bar
rels currsnts Lindley Il Co., 6i5 cases fancy
soap; o. ). Gilbert, crates wooden
plungefs, case TN tuOes, crates .tu pumps
Central Pacific Railroad Company. / case
earthen ware.
TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-A temperance
meeting viii be held at the scaool-house in
Washington this evening, commencing at
$50. Addresses will be made by Rev. T. II.
b. Anderson and oihers, nterspersed with
singing.
LADIES, prepare yourselves for our great
ribbon sale, to commence at noon to-day.
AUGUST 18th. Some of the choicest aud
most decided bargains ever offered will be
placed on our Fancy Goods Counters, Me-
chanics' Store.
DON'T MISS THE RIBBON SALT, at Me-
chanics' Store.
Our RIBBON SALE commences today at
- o'clock moor. Mechanics Store.
LOOK at the advertisement of boots and
shoes in this paper Red House.
PREPARE FOR Our RIBBON SALE : Me-
chanics' Store.