Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
BKEvIfIES.

BKEvIrIES.
information is wanted of the whereabouts
ID of Philip Roemmele, formerly of Philadel
m phia, who came to California and settled in
Sacramento in 1868, engaging in the laundry
business, and it is supposed left here for Ore
ie egon. His aged parents are anxious to learn
b his whereabouts, sas is also Mrs. J. G. Bauers,
# 1863 Warnock street, Philadelphia. Also
Ann Fitzpatrick desires to learn the wherea-
/ bouts of her brother, John Mitchell, and her
y sisters, Alice Eliza and Mary Ann. Com
d munications relative to them can be addressed
4 to A. Glynn, No. 126 South Rampant, New
). Orleans.
i Some time since All Yet was convicted at
t Walnut Grove of having set nets for taking
tish from Georpiana slough contrary to law
: he was fined $50, with the alternative SEN
. tence of confinement in the County Jail. He
!. was before Judge Clark in chambers on Sat-
4 urday. when his attorney, III. Starr, argued
/. that he was Illegally held on account of de-
fective proceedings. The Judge heard the
9 case and remanded the prisoner the custody
{ of the Sheriff.
2 On Saturday morning last, Jim Mooney
e was arrested for stealing dog from steam
j boat Office at the wharf, and selling it to
r another party. He claimed some one was
e about to drown the pup, and he stole it TO
save its life. He will tell Judge Henry all
t about il this morning.
There was no session of the Superior Court
held on Saturday. There are no cases set for
to-day, but the usual amount of probate
cases and motions will be heard.
! For the first time since the State of Nevada
: was admitted into the Union the Legislature
of that State and California will be in session
at the same time this winter.
Among the freight shipments to the East
] from Sacramento yesterday were forty car
!. loads of barley, seven of wool and one Of
: sugar.
Twelve car loads of cattle from Nevada
9 and four of sheep from Tehama passed
through yesterday. for San Francisco.
Five car loads more of steel rails were for
; warded on Saturday to Deming, n. NJ, for
!, the Southern Pacific track.
Secretary of State Burns is having the
. legislative halls put in due readiness for the
forthcoming occupancy.
Z. NJ. Wilson and son, of Elk Grove,
passed Omaha yesterday, to arrive December
sd
There are two new moons during the pres
r ent month, occurring on the LIST and 31st.
Thirty-two car loads of coal were received
in this city on Saturday and Sunday.
CHINESE THEATER PULLED AGAIN.
The Chinese Theater on Third street was
again pulled yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
while in full bloom. The complaint was
sworn to by A. Walther, druggist. corner of
Third and streets, charging the institution
with being disturbing nuisance. Officers
Jackson, Fredericks, Campbell, Woods and
Rider congregated at the corner of Third and
J, and as the play was at its hight local Of
6eer Coffee passed in at the front door of the
} theater, ran to the stage and closed the rear
exit, at the same time the officers above
mentioned rushed 10 at the front door, jack
son and Fredericks taking one aisle and
Campbell and Woods the other, and made
for the stage. They arrested ten-all but
one of the actors and musicians. One, who
was in woman's dress, made a kangaroo leap
of about fifteen feet over several benches and
, disappeared in the crowd. The others were
taken to the police station where they gave
bonds, preliminary to another tilt through
. the Courts.
Police ARREsTs-The following arrests
were made in this city during Saturday and
Sunday: Jim Mooney, for petit larceny, by
officers Carroll and Lee Victor Bloom, en-
bezzlement, by officer jackson; Charles
Ryan and Carl Grevertwitz, sleeping in cars,
By officers Fredericks and Frazee; Ed
Smith. drunk. by officers Ferral and CATER.
ty Felix O'Neill disturbing the peace, by
officer Jackson; Wong Gee. All Me, Wong
Chow, All Sse All Tee, All Ying All Hing,
All Vow, An Sim, Long Song, maintaining
q nuisance, by officers jackson, Rider,
Woods, Campbell, Fredericks and Coffee
John Kalahar, disturbing the peace by officer
Campbell WA. Smith, petit larceny, by
deputy constable May.
POLICE CoURT.-Tn the Police Court on
Saturday Margaret Howes case of disturb
Jog the peace was dismissed on motion of the
City Attorney; All Nye was adjudged guilty
of keeping an opium den ana fined $50 and
costs, together with ten days imprisonment
in the ci5y jail Steve Fisher was fined 81 80
for visiting an opium den /; Morris Whalen, a
drunk, was fined So and COSTS the battery
case OF j. P. Safelds went over till the Dist
II. S. Cooksley, charged with misdemeanor,
was granted continuance till the 2Sd. The
Court then adjourned.
ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT.-On Sat
urday officer Jackson arrested Victor Bloom
in San Francisco and returned with him to
this city, charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT of
funds from Louis Leloy on j, between Sec
ond and Third streets. He had been en-
ployed as driver and salesman for Leloy, and
it is claimed had appropriated collections he
nad maze Tor MS principal.
: OFFICERS ACCOMPLISHMENTS Lodge,
No. 102, 1. o. f. Sons of Israel, have elected
the following officers Pres, L. J. Lith-
suer: V. P. Morris Ross; r. S, Albert
Elkus f. S, Gus Elkus; Treas, s. Loorya;
o. Tyler, Jacob Ross Trustees, A. Nathan,
S. Feldhein, L. solomon /; Physician. DR.. A.
L. Bruno.
PRISONER En- lRoUTE.-Sherif Sprague,
of Butte county, passed through Saturday,
on his way to San Quentin with a prisoner
named Ashiel Hewitt. He goes to serve six
years in the State Prison for killing man
named Perry, at Oroville. some time since.
SACRAMENTO TURN VEREIN.-The twenty
seventh annual Christmas ball of the Sacra.
mento Turn Verein will be given at their hall
next Saturday evening; also the annual
Christmas tree of the society. Music by
Jones & Beebe's full band.
, CHRISTMAS BALL.-A Christmas ball will
be given by the Elk Grove Amateurs on Fri
day evening, December oath, at the Railroad
Hotel Elk Grove. The music for the occa-
sion viii be furnished by Church, Hoyt &
Davis.
INSANE En- RoUTE-Sheriff w. A. Walker
! of Washoe county passed through yesterday