Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-05

DAMAGING CHARGE.-Conrad Schepp was
on Saturday arrested for misdemeanor by
officer Fredericks. The offense with which
he is charged is that of vending diseased
meat and the facts in reference to which are
stated by the complainant to be as follows ::
Schepp went to Center Township and there
bought of Elisha Daley two young cattle for
$40, and badly diseased cow, with swollen
body and neck, was included in the price,
with the understanding that her only value
was in her hide. Schepp brought them home
and it is alleged killed and sold the COW for
beef, although pus issued from the neck and
flesh when it was dressed. One-half of it is
said to have been delivered to the Railroad
Hospital upon beef contract, and other por-
tions were retailed out, some of which was
returned with the complaint that something
was the matter with it. Following our re-
cent scare about something being found in
the city water, there will probably be large
number now that won't banker for beef
Mr. Schepp says, however, that he is entirely
innocent of the charge and that his arrest
and prosecution has been prompted by IN
friendly feelings towards him, and of course
discriminating public will suspend jndg-
ment and take their rations and beef-tea as
usual until the case has been decided by the
Court.
CHIEFS RAISED UP.-The following Off
GERS of Red Cloud Tribe No. Al, Imp. o. r.
NJ, were raised up last evening by District
Deputy G. Z. Spencer: s., c. II. Holton
S. Sag, j. G. Miller; j. Sag, w. Laing
G. of r., +. j. Bidwell; K. of W., j. S.
Watson Prophet, G. l.. Taylor; First Sen,
j. a. Patton; Second Sen, 2. w. Payne
First w, o. N Cronkite Second W., +. L.
Smith; Third W., I. L. Davenport; Fourth
W., r. H. Buckingham; First b., G. H.
Smith Second B., j. 0. Hector; Third B.,
T. 2. Smith Fourth B., B. +. johnson; g.
of W., Il. Burdolt; G.. of f., II. Morris;
First p W., E. G. Hopkins; Second 2. W.,
J. A. Lafferty. After the ceremony the
Tribe adjourned to Fishers banquet hall,
where bountiful collation. was spread, and
of which the warriors returned to their
squaws and pappooses, well satisfied with
their evenings entertainment.
FAMILY JAR.-On Saturday morning Joe
Arcega appeared at the police headquarters
with little four-months-old child in his
arms, which, he stated, its mother (his wife)
had abandoned, and also another little boy,
about two years old. Upon this statement
City Attorney Anderson filed complaint of
nsisdemeanor, and she was arrested by officers
Ferral and Rider and taken to the station.
where she now is with her children. Her
version of the affair is that her husband beat
her and finally drove her from the house at
the point of the revolver, threatening her life
if she didn't so. It's possible there's an in
compatibility arising from mixing of nation
alities as he is of Spanish nativity and she of
middle age, auburn temperament, and having
happy memories of Erin's Isle.
INSTALLATION /. 0. F. S. AT regular
meeting of Sacramento Lodge Ne. 102, INDIE
pendent Order Free Sons OF Israel, held yes
terday, the following officers were duly
installed by Deputy Grand Master j. z.
Gattman: President, 1. II. Simon; Vice
President, l.. J. Lithauer Recording Secre-
tary, B. Wilson Financial Secretary, 2.
Nathan Treasurer, /. Laryea: Conductor,
S. Feldheim Warden, Ben. Barnes Inside
TYLER, A. NJ. Plato; Outside Tyler, S. Stein.
SERENApE.-On Saturday evening the Cap
ital City Minstrels rendered complimentary
serenade to Miss Fannie Karcher, daughter
of the Chief of Police, in honor of her ap.
preaching nuptials, to take place on the 9Th
instant. with gentleman who was a member
of the recent State Assembly. The occasion ter
minated in an enjoyable reception, and good
things were beautifully bestowed.
Police ARREsTs.-Arrests were made Sat
urday as follows: Della Arcega, for INSIDE
meanor, by officers Rider and Ferral Conrad
Scbepp. rnisdemeanor, by officer Fredericks
Geo. b. Almond, misdemeanor, by officer
Fredericks; George Brown, drunk, by
officer Campbell.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. Through freight in
car loads was shipped East yesterday as fol-
lows: One OF machinery, l of merchandise,
/ OF canned goods, l of wine, OF wool.
DoS'r BE WEARY, BROTHER, but get your
self in readiness by getting hungry and
thirsty. Call at the Ale Vaults to-day be-
tween IL and and interview the candidate
for Sheriff. also the unbleached gemmen who
nresides over the culinary department.. Ru'
NOR saws they are TO have fine ham lunch.
Old Cap says he is spreading himself, ano
knows It will be way up. Commodore Coffee
will practice with the carver. Captain Bow
ers- with the assistance Of Lieutenant George,
will dispense the liquids and cigars. Uncle
John win act the host and smile with HI;
many patrons. Wishing all to enjoy the ma
lions day. we say come, eat. drink and b
merry. Very respectfully, Bowers / Tonga
baugh.
VINO DON'T enjoy good lunch gotten NJ
by good cook-such Que as Mons. Pesror
the celebrated French caterer, is capable o
tempting the palate with? Jim Goth, of til,
Forest. Is on deck again with one Of the ole
gentleman's choice bills of fare. Read. Ih'
| ban opens with oyster soup, to follow with
chicken, turkey, ham, veal and entries, to b
washed down with genuine Roman punci
| (Puushe Romaine). All lovers of good thing
J are invited to day, from II to 2.