Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Supervisors met at 10 A. II. yesterday, all the
members present The report Of A. Meyer,
Overseer of Road District NJ. 10, was re-
ceived, found correct, and filed. In the
matter of the petition from residents of Road
District No. Ii. the report OF Viewers was
received and testimony heard. After con
clusion of the same the Viewers report was
adopted, and Mr.. SalisbuTy-was allowed $40
per acre for $40 acres of land and $50 for
moving his house. Tine petition of G. W.
Pearce and others came before the Board
George e. Bates appeared as attorney for
Mrs. Yernilys and entered protest against
the proceeding In the case, and asked dam
ages in the suia of 81, 800. a. p. Catlin APP
peared for the petitioner, and testimony was
taken and the case argued, after which IL was
continued until the 9Th of December at P NJ.
The msttsrof the road and ferry through the
premises Of John Miller wes referred to the
Committee on Roads and Bridges. Under
suspension of the rules, claim of S22 was
allowed IN favor OF Mrs. Nj. S. Gushman.
The Board, with the view Of visiting certain
roads and bridges in the county, adjourned
till 10 a. N. next Friday.
BAsLER DIsoHARGED.-The hearing in the
habeas corpus case of George A. Basler took
place yesterday forenoon before Judge Clark.
Mr.. Basler was held to answer before the
Superior Court upon the charge of having de-
ceived Ella johnson, under a mock marriage
and lived with her as her husband about a
year without her knowledge that she was not
lawfully his wife. For this offerse she had
him arrested upon the charge of rape. under
paragraph 6, of Section Dol, of the Penal
Code, which provides, that when such rela-
ton is procured by any article, pretense, or
concealment practiced by the accused, with
intent to induce belief that he was
her husband, he was guilty of the crime al
legged. A motion for discharge Of the de-
PENDANT was made upon hearing of the case
yesterday, upon the ground that even if the
facts were as claimed by tho prosecution,
there was no offense committed under the
statute, as in order to bring the case under
the law the woman upon whom the deception
was pGaeticed must have been married wo-
man. The Judge sustained this view of the
law and discharged the defendant.
Police Court In the Police Court yes.
terday examination was held in the case of
All King, charged with burglary and stealing
a quantity OF butter from the cellar of VIM.
Fountain, and he was retained to answer be-
fore the superior Court, with hail fixed at
81, COO; @. Shindier was tried upon charge
of disturbing the peace, found guilty, and
will receive judgment tomorrow the case of
contempt of Court against NJ. Morshead, for
denying b=fore The Court the statement of a
witness then testif wing, was dismissed; K.
Rogers, drunk, forfeited deposit Of So; l..
X. Marshall and Eva Marshall for felony,
attempting child-stealing, cases dismissed, as
the act appeared TO have been done under q
claim OF right, aud the matter now being be-
fore the Superior Court; Chss. Thomas
and james johnson, disturbing the peace,
cases to be dismissed upon their payment OF
costs. The cases of All Coon, petty larceny,
Jim Mooney, burglary. Chas. Schansnberg,
Captain Hunt and Philip John; battery,
were continued until to day. and the case OF
Frank Sehuier, battery, until tomorrow.
PERSONAL. Perkins returned to
the city yesterday. Rev. DR.. ]. Bloch.
newly elected pastor of congregation B'nai
Israel started East yesterday and will return
with bis family to this city about the LIST OF
January and assume his new charge. l.. U.
Shipree of Stockton was in the city yester.
day. DIR. Ruth passed through yesterday en-
route to Chico, prospecting for business set
Element. Superintendent Il. H. Pratt viii
return to-day Edwin Messe, Of Emil
Buckow & Co., who some time since wen.
East for business purposes and to attend his
marriage, has returned with his vito.
VACCINATION OF SCHOOL cHILDREs.-It
will be seen by notice in another column from
the Board of Health, that arrangements
have been made for supply of bovine vac.
cine, and that the various members of the
Board-DfB. Hughson, Kellogg, Henry, Dart
and Pyburn-will be at their respective
offices from to =. NJ. each day, for the pur.
pose of vaccinating. free of charge, the
chi 49, d. Il
IL is expected that all parents who have
children in the schools will promptly take
advantages of this protective measure.
ANOTHER CAsE-Last week young man
named L. w. Gorham came to this city from
Niles, Alameda county, and obtained a stu
alton as brakeman on the railroad, running
on the Oregon division. On Sunday
last he was taken ILL., and upon being exam
ined bv physician his disease was found tx
be that of smallpox. He was Immediately
sent 10 the pest house, near. the County Hos
pitai, where he is receiving due attention
His coming so recently to this city renders il
certain that he contracted the disease before
coming from the bay.
A CHINESE UEIoN.-There has been filed
In the office of the Secretary of State articles
of Incorporation of the Chinese Carpenters
Mutual Protective Association. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
Young King, Kan Tong, Too Shine
and Long Bow. Capital stock, $500. OBJ
ject, to assist members in case of sickness and
aid those to return to China who are nc
longer able TO work. Also, to establish scale
of wages at 81 per diem.
LARGE GRANITE BLocK-A block Of gran.
tie for one of the gate piers at the Capito
Park was received yesterday from Rocklin
Il measured about four feet and half squars
and eight feet in length, and weighed sixteer
tons. When dressed and ready for placing il
position it will be four feet three inche,
square by seven and half feet in length
This is the first block received for these piers
There are to be two at each opening.
POLICE ARREsrs.-The following arrest
were made in the city yesterday: S. ant
Mary Alexander, for misdemeanor-rsceiv
Ing goods on pawn without license by office
Campbell: Fannie Brown, for keeping
hnuss of i'll fame, and Nellie st. Clair, Pau
line Leland, Edith Lyle and Sadie Preston
for residing in a honse of III fame, by officer
Ferral, Rider aud jackson.
AUCTION OF REAL EsrArE.-w. H. Sher
burn VIII sell bg duCli VI to7uASf Aof oHScbSc
& Alsir. agents, at 10 A. NJ, on the premises
desirable aud eiigibly located cottage. con
tanning six rooms : lot 10 by 1850. with shrub
berry AMI ousbnil iings /; situated north side 0
I street, between Third and Fourth. Term
cash ten per cent. st time OF sale, remainde
on delivery of deed
Bms TO BE REoEIyED.-Bids viii be re
ceived By the Board of Directors of the Stat
Agricultural Society to II o'clock, the Zst
instant, for rent of the 6welling-house, restau
rant and bar at Agricultural Park, from tn
1st Of next December to August 10, 1881
also separate bids for rent of same premises
from tbs 1st proxirno for one year.
No SUCH SHIPMENT for value or variety il
Dress Goods ever received in this city as nov
placed in stock by Hale Bros. & Co. at 2
cents yard for handsome Brocades, in fash
ionable colors.
LADIES CLoAKs, of every style and quality
aud all a; Red House prices. See them fol
bargains.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Popular prices
Dress circle, so cents; gallery, % cents.
DREss GooDs, of all styles. are cheap at tbs
Red House.
BnAsKETs AND BED CoMroRrERs are CHEAP
30 the Bed House.