Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes.
terday the case of L. g. Chandler, for violat,
ing the health ordinance. was dismissed upon
motion of the Prosecuting Attorney. A.
Brewer was tried upon a charge of battery
and found not guilty. j. w. Findley pleaded
guilty to a charge of vagrancy and will be
sentenced to day James Lynch pleaded
guilty to charge of disturbing the peace and
is to receive sentence to-day. Henry Dier5on
was tried for the same offense ard the case
taken under advisement In the cases of
All MONEY! All How, Sing How, All Fong
and Tie Hei, of the Celestial demi- monde,
charged with enticing, S. deposit was for
feited in each case. Tim Mcdonald, for dis
turbing the peace. was discharged upon pay
ment Of costs. The cases of All Coon, Chow
Hing and All Qlong, battery Wong Fat,
keeping an opium den; All Sing and John
Chambers. smoking opium, and John Shop
herd, disturbing the peace, were continued
till to-day, after which the Court adjourned
COMMISSIONED following military
Greer, First Lieutenant Governors Guard
Cadets, First Artillery Regiment, Fourth
Brigade S. Kaye, Second Lieutenant Gov
ernor's Guard Cadets, First Artillery Regi-
ment, Fourth Brigade E. c. Conroy, First
Lieutenant and Adjutant on Staff of Major
Commanding First Cavalry Battalion, Sec
ond Brigade Nathan Rogers, First Lieu
tenant and Commissary on Staff of Major
Commanding First Cavalry Battalion, Sec
ond Brigade; S. d. Simmons, Junior First
Lieutenant Union Guard, Company "a, :"
Calling Battery, Second Brigade; J. l. B.
Hebbard, First Lieutenant Company ''B, :"
First Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade !;
Z. F. Selleck, Captain Company "B. First
Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade; J. c.
O'Connor. Second Lieutensnt Company "a,
Third Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade !;
w. E, McEwan, Captain Governors Guard
Cadets, First Artillery Regiment, Fourth
Brigade.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden August
9Th For the Continental Oil and Transpor-
tatien Company, l tank oil Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., &c bundles iron pipe, box
and l bundle castings, 46 plates iron; S.
Wangeaheim & Co., % box condensed milk !;
S. b. Page, l iron safe; Van Heusen &
Huntoon, 8 boxes chairs : IL. q. Kirk L Co.,
boxes drugs Sacramento Free Library, "a
boxes public documents j. i. Cooper, l
boxed piano Lindley & Co., "a cases mus
tard, $50 cases and bundles baking pow
der; Hail. Luhrs IL CO., 80 cases baking pow
der, SO cases mustard, % and crates
spice Adams Mcneil & Co., % cases mus
tard, 20 cases spice, l case cigars w. a. &
c. S. Houghton, 2 cases envelopes, 3 boxes
books Booth & Co, 10 barrels and 10 half
barrels whisky, 100 pals tobacco, 1 case ad-
vertising cards w. ID. Comstock, l case dry
goods Weinstock & Lubin, l case corsets.
INcoRPeRATED.-Articl of incorporation
were yes;er lay filed with the Secretary Of
State of the Hercules and Triumph Mining
Companies, to carry on a general mining
business in Union Mining District, Nye
county, New, both companies having the
same Directors and capital stock; Directors,
+. j. Baldwin, w. J. Welch, Bddd Doble,
s. F. Curtiss, G. ID. Newall capital stock,
SO 000, 600. Also, the Star Goli Mining
Company principal place of business, Ne
vsda City, Cal Directors, G. d. Morrison,
j. Cahart, Jos. Eustis, Geo. Shaw, Charles
Kent capital stock, $4,000. Also, Mount
Olivet Baptist Church of Marysyille. Yuba
county, Cal. with the following Directors :;
Gabriel Sims, Riley Jones and Spencer
Buns.
POLICE ARRESTS. -The following arrests
were made yesterday: Peter Harmon, bat
terry, by officer Smith VIM. O'Neal, drunk,
by Coffee, local; John Allen, abusive lau-
ruare, by special officer Burke; Charles NJ
Mcdonald and Thomas Leonard, malicious
mischief, by special officer Burke; Peter
Murray, William Clark, Frank Raymond,
Charles Anderson. John Wilson, Henry
Rogers, George Williams. Frederick Morton,
Richard Welch, Thomas Sullivan and james
Stevens, for vagrancy, by officers Frazee,
Fredericks and Smith John Shepherd aud
- McHall, for disturbing the peace, by Off
Ger Fredericks; cell No 3, a drunk, by Off
Ger Jackson.
FURTHER ARRIyALs.-Tbis city was not
alone in having former Democrats participate
in the primary election of last Saturday.
Two old line wheelhorses Of that party en-
tered the Republican ranks at the Union
House-Twentg second Precinct-and ex-
pre- ssed an anxiety to get into more consistent
company and dispense with the Cincinnati
preparation. They certified to their sincerity
by taking the oath to support and vote for
Garfield and Arthur and the local ticket
cast their votes, and smilingly said they had
not felt so we'll for years.
FIRE YEsrERpAY.-The alarm of FIRE
turned in from box %. corner Thirteenth
and streets, was caused by a small blaze
adjoining the alley between X and l., Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets. Some chill
dren were amusing themselves upon load
of hay which had been deposited by small
barn or shed, and the hay went off with the
matches, scorching the barn to some extent,
but which was quickly extinguished by the
Fire Department. The property belonged to
Jacob KEEPER, The damage amounted to
about 80, No insurance.
HALL OF RECORDS. - The matter of the
Hall of Records brought before the Superior
Court by writ Of certiorari, granted upon
petition of Supervisor Blair, against the
Board of Supervisors, came up before Judge
benson Yesterday. The argument of the
case on the part OF petitioner was heard,
when the further hearing was postponed
until 10 o'clock this morning. Considerable
interest is manifested in the case.
SoMs BOYS Ters directing dog fight on
Sixth street, last week, and young man
who had just bought a suit of clothes from
the Philistines was enjoying the circus
hugely, when one dog ran between his panta-
looms and a pored him. A thread of the gar
ment caught in the dogs tail, and the animal
ran off, stripping the CERT completely that
he needed fyleayes and things TO cure his
roueness. Moral-Buy yourselves clothes
that are well made, at the Red House.
Doy'r PUT IT OFF, and then chide yourself
for having been too late, but come at once
and secure the greatest amount of ribbon for
the smallest sum of money ever offered in
this market. Ribbon sale, at Mechanics
Store.
HALE Bros of the Criterion, are Offering
a me special inducements in children's ard
ladies' hosiery.
REMEMBER the ribbon sale now going en- at
the Mechanics Stere
ALL WOOL casbmeres tor so cents per yard,
at Il. BIES's, Eighth and j.