Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-19
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Police CougT-In the Police Court yes
terday the charge of petit larceny against
J. w. Finley was tried and the defendant
discharged Amelia Wall and Mary Carl
court, for disturbing the peace, tried and ac-
quilted Mary Wall and John Wall, tried
for disturbing the peace and found guilty, to
appear for Judgment to day; Mabel Woods
and Emma Smith, arrested for mutual bat
terry upon each other, committed while slim
uiated with rock and rye" stated that they
had had iull satisfaction in the matter, and
asked that the case be dismissed upon the
payment of costs, which was granted Frank
Kinny, tried for disturbing Frank Meyers
peace, was discharged, with the admonition
of the Court for both to drink less liquor and
go take drink of ice-water together; Al
Soon and All Tie, for gambling, were exam
ined and held to answer in the Superior
Court, with bonds fixed at $500 each. The
cases of Abe Livingston and George Nc
CGntock, for grand larceny, were continued
until to-day.
TURN VEREIN ELECTIoN.-At the regular
semi-annual election of the Sacramento Turn
Verein held on Thursday evening the follow
ing officers were elected President, A
Hebron; Vice-P President, Ii. Kugelberg !;
Recording Secretary II. Dohn ire-elected) !;
Financial Secretary, 0. Hartig (re-elected) J;
Treasurer, John j. Trarbach (re-elected) !;
Assistant Treasurer, +. Glatz; Leader i.
Hagelstein treelectedl Assistant Leader, l..
Snyder; Trustee (long term), A. H. Rott !;
Librarian, @. Claussenius IRE. elected) Ser
geans alarms, IL. Stober. a delegation Of
twelve members Of the society viii leave for
San jose tomorrow morning, to attend the
annual reunion Of the Pacific Branch of the
North American Turner Union, which begins
on Sunday next and continues three days.
The exercises on the occasion will consist of
singing, gymuastic contests, shooting, etc.
PERsoNAL-General D. F. Butler and
party started East yesterday afternoon. tax
ing their special car at Colfax, which was at
tached 70 the overland train. II. 5. Croker
aud wife returned TO the Bay yesterday n
J. Quigley, Treasurer of MERGED county, is
at the Arcade b 3. Mitchell, General
Manager Of the Blue Line Transportation
Company Of the Michigan Central RAILROAD,
with travelling party, returned East vestec-
day, occupying the Directors special car OF
that road attached TO the overland. Collect
or E. l.. Sullivan of San Francisco was at
the Arcade yesterday. Livingston Stone,
of United States Fish
Hatchery, arrived from the East yesterday,
accompanied by his wife, and will remain in
the city two or three days.
POLICE ARRESTS. The following arrests
were yesterday made in this city: Joe Nc
Laughlin, for vagraney, by officers Rider and
Frazee No. 3, drunk. by special officer Bau-
quier; Joe Menke aud Thomas Menke, for
the peace, by officer Frazee
Amanda Cardusa, arrested upon two war
rants for battery, by officers Rider and Fer
raj Charles Wohlck was also again taken
into custody in connection with the case of
robbery Of the ice cream peddler, and the
case viii be heard to-day.
ELECTION OF OgFIcERs. -Parlor No. }, n.
s. e. W, last evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: President, H.
C. Chapman; First Vice President. James
Riley; Second ce-Presideht, G. ". Hi
bert Third Vice-President, Joseph Nc
CURE Recording Secretary, George Kueh-
Ter; Financial Secretary, l.. G. hickman
Treasurer, G. Il. Parker Marshal, e. +.
Cohen; Surgeon. S. A. Deuel. Executive
Committee-M. Cotfsy, George D. irvine,
r. q. Swift.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.- The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
16 n FoE Hall. Luhrs & Co., l cask prunes
II. Stone & Co., box copper rivets Mebius
K Co, box cigars /; Wenst0ck & LUbin, |
box corsets, l box shoes Locke & Lsvenson,
10 rolls carpet; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.
box garden reels !; S5auderson & Co., II
tobacco; Continental Oh and
transportation Company, car oil; Baker Il
Hamilton, l Car wagons.
SETTLEMENTS County Treasurers have
settled with the State as follows for the late
quarter: U. Yudart, Treasurer of Santa
Barbara county, who paid over to the State
So 006 70; p. c. Scott, Treasurer of 1ehama
who paid in 81, 500 09; Wiliism r,
Shaber, Treasurer of San Francisco. who
paid in $50, Ga IS, and William J. Quigley.
Treasurer Of MERGED county, VINO paid in
%, sec ..
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS The following car
loads Of freight were received here yesterday
Five of lumber, II Of wood, 2 of ice of
granite. of wheat, > of barley. The follow
ing carloads were sent East: Eighteen Of
wool. . Of lumber, 4 II salmon, of mustard,
Of cctfse, 2 Of wine, OF baking powder, l
OF sugar, l Of merchandise, 2 Of vegetables.
FooT RAcING.-There will be a quarter
mile dash at foot racing between Cavanaugh
and Nolan, for purse of 500, at the Agri-
cultural Park tomorrow at 2 o'clock P. II,
Also al the same time there will be mile
race for a $50 purse free for all.
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