Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26
The Board then adjourned.

Police COURT.-ln the Ponce court yes
terday full calendar was presented. Pat
Rogers, William Matthews and FL. Roberts,
arrested for disturbing the peace, cases were
dismissed for want of prosecution. D. P.
Cummings and James Cavanaugh, DRINKS,
were discharged. Malyina Vallincant, for
enticiug, forfeited deposit of SO. NJ.
BIahon, battery, case tried and taken under
Amusement till to-day. Ell. Short, grand
larceny, case dismissed upon motion of the
City Attorney, there being no evidence
against him. James Cozzins, grand
larceny, discharged, the evidence not
being sufficient to hold defendant
County Jail for 20 days. James Mcmahon
and Mike Ryan, DRINKS, forfeited s. deposit
each. Tim Sweeney, fined 50 and costs for
disturbing the peace. William Gallagher,
drunk, fined $40 and costs. NJ. NJ Smith.
cruelty to animals tried and taken under ad-
visement ill to day. Michael Finnigan, bat
tery tried and to be decided to-day. VIM.
kean, battery, case partially tried and con-
tinued till to day. The cases Of John Con-
noTs, L. Burton and NJ. Raymond, petit
larceny, were continued till this morning.
The cases of Francisco Bradocchi, battery,
Peter Hsrnandes, petit larceny, and Martin
Rivara, for drawing aud exhibiting deadly
weapon, were continued till November 1st,
and that of George A. Basler, charged with
rape, was continued till the 4Jh Of November.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
ODD: L. L. Lewis & Co., bundle printing
paper, cases stove brands; r. Stone & Co,
, boxes leather, bales horse blankets; S. z.
II. r. Co, &c pipe fittings, 2l0 pieces water
pipe; Huntington. Hopkins & Co., 100 bun
dies G.. S. iron, so plates No. y iron, 80
plates iron, ia bundles sheet-iror 200 kegs
nails, % cases locks, s boxes hardware, )
bundles sieves ! box T copper. 2 boxes locks,
I boxes wood-serews, l case pulley-blocks "a
bundles scythes leases hardware; barrel pull
eys, brass tube, l case chains; q. w. Ches-
ley, l case glass ornaments; ). /. Felter d
Co, / case glass ornaments I; 5. Lipman 4
Co, . bales comforts; Mebius & Co., IL cases
baking powder; W. A. x G. S. Hough
ton, case printing paper, 1 boxes blank
books Whittier, Fuller & Co, case mold
ings; ID. w. Earl. l case machinery K D.,
90 steel shoes, 20 steel dies; Newbourg &
L4rges 2 bales corks B. F. Chamberlain,
l66 sewing machines }. &. Davis, S rolls of
carpet; Locke & Lavenson, 10 rolls
carpet; Bllingsly Co., / case wooden
skewers, bales Irvine, barrel wire clothes
lines, dozen one-sallon kegs, 5 dozen wash
boards.
TANNING TREES OBnINASoR.-An ordi-
nance no. 1861 relating to the trimming of
trees along the public streets was passed by
the Board of CITY Trustees yesterday, and
reads as follows Section l. Every owner,
occupant or person having the care or control
of any lot OF premises IN the city OF S2cra-
jnento shat be required TO trim or cut down
any tree or vine which interferes with or OBJ
structs persons or vehicles in passing such lot
or premises, and shall trim or cut down any
tree or vine interfering with or obstructing
the light from any street lamp in said city.
Section 2. Any person violating this ordi-
nance shall, apon conviction thereof, be fined
not more than 500, or be imprisoned not
more than ten days. Section 3. This ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after its
legal publication.
SEMI ANNUAL CONTEST. - At the six
months medal contest OF Company a. First
Artillery tCity Guard, held at the Home
stead range on Sunday. the winners were as
follows: First medal, private II. j. Dolan
second, private Enright third, Second Lieu
tenant +. Eisenmenger; fourth, private
Cook. The contest for the leather medal
was close and amusing between Captain
Burke and Lieutenant Stevens, but it was
faally won by Lieutenant Stevens, with a
score Of 7 out of a possible -, tina Captain
making u Private r J. Dolan won the
firstclass weekly medal. and the second-elass
weekly medal was taken by private j. l..
Parker.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. --The following car
loads of freight have been received since last
report One of wheels, of merchandise, l
Of canned goods, Of lumber, of ties, Of
QUITE , of coal, Of shakes, of wood, ! Of
stoves. ! of gravel. of wheelbarrows, l OF
lumber and nay. of fruit, Of grapes, 2 OF
sheep and 8 Of clay. These carloads East
were also forwarded Thirteen of barley, 9
Of wool. 2 Of hops, 2 OF honey, of merchan.
disc. of wine, OF iron bolts and 4 OF canned
fruit.
''TO BE well drest of supersedes the rest
shakespeare. The finest variety and larg'
est stock of clothing in the city 70 select from;
Atwood Scotch suits only Sll 90, at the he'd
House.