Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

w a UNI VI 19hANELLlos ObASSt OOOAbS
r. Martin returned yesterday from Stockton
with Miss Belle Ferris, who was arrested by
the Chief of Police of Stockton, upon war
rant fromhe charging her withpetit larceny
for taking two gold bracelets from Mrs. Shoe
maker, corner Ninth and d streets, in the
forepart of this month Belle was also
wanted for various other indiscretions in this
vicinity, which will be presently brought to
light by additional charges. The Stockton
EUening Mail in referring to her advent and
arrest in that vicinity says: 1.-The accused
was travelling afoot on her way from Sacra-
mento in search of work, when one of Min
ahan's neighbors directed her to his place.
where she found what she was looking
for. Last Saturday Mr.. Minahan came to
town, bringing Belle along to do some shop
ping. Shortly after their arrival IN town Mr..
Minahan met Belle dressed up in pretty good
style, and asked her where she had made the
raise of the clothes. She said she just saw an
old friend who made her a present of them.
Upon looking more closely Mr.. Minahan dis
covered that the dress was his wife's, and so
informed Chief Langmaid. In order to get
the dress the easiest way possible Belle was
allowed to return with her employer only to
be arrested on another charge the next day"
FoLsoM BRANCH PRIsoN.-The work of
completing the Branch State Prison at Folsom
has been commenced under the supervisory
charge of architects Cook and Clark of this
city. The last Legislature appropriated S40,-
900 for the work of completing the structure,
providing heating apparatus, water supply,
etc. OF the work still to be done it is in
tended, as far as possible, to have it per-
formed by prison or convict labor. To ar
range for this class of labor being introduced
upon the work, conyeniences for heating pur-
poses and furnishing water for prison uses
and facilities for feeding them will be first
provided, and then such prisoners selected
from San Quentin and put upon the work as
are found to be competent to perform the
work required, those whose terms are nearest
out being given the preference. 1t is thought
arrangements to feed and keep them safely
can be completed within from two to three
months, and then from 60 to 100 convicts
can be utilized to a saving for the State. The
painting of the prison is at present being
done, and the plastering being next in order.
the question of whether wood or iron lath
shall be used in the walls is at present under
consideration by the Board of Directors and
is to be decided at their next meeting to be
held on the 29th instant.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th For Weidmann & Hromads, 2 bun
dies glazed paper Alderman & Co., L box
carriages; Adams, Mcneil & Co., POI boxes
tobacco; l.. Elkus & Co., l box shirts
Truckee Lumber Company, l iron water
wheel w. A. & G. S. Houghton,s2 boxes
books A. Coolot, boxes cigars Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co.. s bundles rake heads,
bundles rake handles, cases hardware, 10
cases scales, l case screws; Weinstock &
Lubin, boxes hats, l box dry goods, 1 box
suspenders, box clothing, 20 boxes boots
and shoes; Lindley & Co., 2 boxes maple
sugar, 20 boxes cerned beef /; Hobby & Har-
per, l hogshead earthenware Ben. Cohen,
3 cases oilcloth Locke & Lavenson, boxes
paper hangings; II. Fisher, bales glazed
paper Standard Oil Company 2 cars oil
r. Stone & Co., 2 cases harness, 2 boxes
leather, boxes saddlery L. G. Dearborn,
box personal effects Bond & Huntsman, l
bale paper Waterhouse & Lester, 8 boxes
carriage irons II. Eckhardt, 1 box machin-
cry r. G. Terry, l package paper Baker &
Hamilton, 8 boxes hardware James Nc
CATCHY & CO., l iron safe; j. II. Stoll, l
box leather; Frank Foster, bales leather.
WANTED CHEw.-Adams, Mcneil & Co.
noticed about the 10Th of this month that to-
bacco had been stolen from their premises
and reported the matter to police quarters,
when local officers Fredericks and Coffee
took the matter under advisement, and sus.
pecting three Migrants, James Murphy, Chas.
Wright and Frederick Hughes, whom they
had under arrest the day previous for sleep
ing in Central Pacific box car, locked them
mp for safe keeping, and upon evidence now
obtained will bring them before Judge Henry
to-day charged with larceny of the distracted
weed.
The SARsFIELDs' SHooT.-At Guthrie's
Station, near the city, the Sars6eld Guard,
Captain T. W. Sheehan, to-day holds its
annual target practice. 1t is expected there
will be some very fine shooting, as the COM
pany has many crack shots its roll. A
train will leave the new depot at A. NJ,
sharp. Guthrie's is just on the edge of the
city limits, and the sport ought to draw a
large crowd to place so easy OF access. The
Guard will be glad TO see all Sacramento city
out there, say the officers. The shooting will
last till D P. NJ, probably.
AUCTIONS. -Sherburn & Smith, at 1880
a. NJ. to-day, over Wells, Fargo & Co. s Office,
will sell large lot of nearly new crockery,
glassware, Rogers platedware, casters, table,
spoons, forks, teaspoons, etc; cutlery, gas
fixtures, dining tables, three dozen cane-seat
dining chairs ; also, two ranges and kitchen
utensils . d. J. Simmons, at AIS J street.
will to-day continue the sale of dry goods and
general merchandise, the contents of coun-
try store. Sale begins at 1880 A. NJ.
PoLIoR CouRr.-The only business before
the Police Court yesterday Yves as follows
John Call, drunk, discharged. P. Shields
and Andy Hanson. 81 so each, which Hanson
antied up, but Shields passed and went it
alone to Jail for five days, when he'll come to
time again probably for another drunk, as this
twenty-four hours.
INcoRpoRArIoN.- There was fled in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday
articles of incorporation of the Madeira Mill
and Mining Company. Place of business,
Oakland. Directors-David A. Mckinley,
Frank &. Thomas, William Robert Thomas,
George MADEIRA, d. B. Hickey. Capital
stock, $50, 600, in 200 shares, of 500 each.
AGENT APPo1NTED.-A certificate has been
fled in the Office of the Secretary of State
that the Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Com.
pany, Of Butte county, with its place OF
business in New York city, has appointed
Thomas B. Resrdon, of 0rovile, its agent,
on whom may be made service of legal pro-
cess when necessary.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads of freight were received yesterday
Five of cattle, 9 of hay, of lambs, of wood,
l of corn, of wheat, of sheep, of paper.
The following car loads were sent East: Two
of salmon, of sugar, of leather and l of
merchandise.
CHANGEs-To supply the places of Others
previously appointed, the Governor yester-
day named as members of the Agricultural
Board for District No. 4 Patrick Murphy,
Thomas Flint and p f. Dean
ALL CALTcoEs, sheetings, muslins and
crashes are sold since the great reduction in
dry goods, 20 per cent. less than former prices,
at the Red House.
MoHA1R AND LINEN ULsTERs, from 81 70
up, in all sizes. at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
Picnic PARAsoLs to be on display at the