Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-02


Encampment of the Order Of Caucasians as
sembles in annual session in this city at Ora
ham Hall to-day, and will be presided over
by John Greenwel, S. c.; A. Dawson, V. c.;
S. B. Davenport, S. c.; W. C. Allen, S. NJ;
Z. NJ. Brace, S. T.; w. B. G.. Keller, S. c.;
j. +. O'Brock, S. S.; w. B. Stewart, S. c.;
Robert Leeper and J. B. Ebaugh, Executive
Committee, and A. A. Smith, ID. d. S. G.
The District Deputies are J. z. Dalton, Sac
ramento; S. b. Sutclif, San Luis Obispo ::
Q. II. Peterson, San Francisco; Hamlet
Davis, Truckee L. Parr, Grass Valley :;
W. I. Beck, Alameda; $. Scott, A1nador
The delegates are Camp No. l, Sacramento
J. P. Dalton and j. j. Buckley; Al, Amador
county, John Greenwell and Samuel Scott
81, Plymouth, Frederick Scheirer and Z. NJ.
Brace So, Oakland, L. Kurzel and ". T.
Beck; AZ. South San Francisco, Peter Wolf ;
-, San Francisco. Peter Bell; AZ, Amador
City. a. Randell and II. Templeton II, Red
Bluff, Simeon Eastman and II. II. Tolley
60, Tehama county, John Simpson and f.
Northrop; 80, lone, AmGdor, q. B. Swift
and Ed. Farron 81, Reno, Nevada, M. D.
Bowen; 56, Jackson, A. Edsinger; "a,
Truckee, Frank Wilson /; 73 Nevada City,
J. P. Ebaugh and j. A..Rapp; Y, Grass
Valley, w. i. Stewart and Z. Parr; 20, Sar.
atoga, Levi Crane. Other camps will report
still other delegates. The reports show little
increase Of the organization during the pas:
year, but that it has been much improved III
It's personnel and is in a healthy financial con,
dition.
Police DoNCs.-In the month of .Jantlary
182 arrests were made in this city, on the fol-
lowing charges Drunk, u ; common drunk.
ard, /; petit larceny, 8; disturbing the
peace, 81 !; assault to murder, 1 burglary,
IL misdemeanor, ); threats to commit of
Tense, 2; entioing, 6: defrauding internal
revenue, l insane, 3 safe-keeping, II ;
vagrancy, 10; suspicious characters, 10
grand larceny, :; embezzlement, dis
charging firearms, 2 runaway boys, 3 bat
terry, -; on suspicion Of larceny, 2; on sus-
piciGa of kidnapping, ,; visiting opium den,
Z; violating ordinance, assault with deadly
weapons l malicious mischief, ! felony, l
exposure of person, defaulting witness, l
deserving infant l. Three insane men, en-
route to the asylum, were conhaed in the
prison. aad also one charged with murder
Two hundred and seyenty-three destitute per-
sons were given beds. One thousand and
seyenty-two meals were given to prisoners
and dodgers, the authorities thinking it an act
of humanity during the severe weather to
give poor fellows a breakfast, instead OF turn
ing them out to suffer with hunger and cold.
JAILER's REpoRT.-Jailer Newbert reports
that So persons were confined in the County
Jail in January on the following charges
Murder, l.; charged with murder, 81 for
grand larceny, 10; for burglary, 10; embez-
| 1 =, l 4.
petit larceny Second offense), .; petit
larceny, %; disturbing the peace, u
vagrancy, s; obtaining money under false
pretenses, 2; perjury, |; battery, 2; ex,
posure of person, 4; misdemeanor. L as
sault, l. Thirty have been discharged as fol-
lows: Sentences expired, 49,: released on
order Oh the Court, d; on satisfaction of tne,
l; on owl recognizance. l ; on bond, , !; sent
to County Hospital, l; leaving 90 prisoners
now in the institution.
FIrzGERAD's CAsz.-The case of Il. Z.
Fitzgerald, charged with an attempt to ex-
tort money from the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company, was called in the Police
Court Saturday, when the defendants bail
was reduced from 81 600 TO $500, which he
gave and was released. The hearing OF the
case was set FOR next Thursday, before a
Jury. Defendant demurrer VIII be argued
Wednesday. C. t. Jones and Geo. Cad.
walader will conduct the prosecution. and
w. A. Anderson will appear for the defense.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento parsed Ogden
January 29sh: Continental Oil Company, !
car load of oil: Baker & Hamilton, SO kegs
nails; J. T. Davis & Son, 80 buggies; Casey
& Cronan, barrels of whisky; w: y. & c.
S. Houghton, . boxes envelopes; Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co, 3 boxes hooks. l boz
staples, boxes cutlery, 2S crates wire traps
The GOVERNORS MANSION.
msn Young Saturday introduced bill, pro-
viding for an appropriation of $50, coo for the
erection of building somewhere on the east
ern portion of the Capitol Park, to be useC
as State Printing Office, and of $4,000 fol
the renovation and conversion of the build
ing now used for that purpose into a resi-
J denec Tor the Governor of the State.