Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


costs. They will stay it out at 81 per da
and board in the County Jail. John Willis
sleeping In cars, was discharged, being frs
ofense, and very penitent. John Doherty
for battery, fined so and costs. Georg
Eisenminger disturbing the peace, dismissed
on payment Of costs. Dan Ketchum pleaded
guilty to being over-exercised with primar,
election stimulant, and was fined IS anc
costs. Tom Purcell pleaded guilty to dis
turbing the peace, and as he was only re
Gently discharged from previous sentence b,
was given forty days in the County Jail anc
chaiu-gang. Tom Kane and Joe No. II
drunk, forfeited S. deposit each. Ton
Lewis, drunk, discharged. Mrs. Hayes
drunk, pleaded guilty of being drunk
and she was fined $40 and COSTS and moi
having the wherewith to satisfy the demand,
she will take a SOLDERING off of ten DAYS in the
city Jail. The case of William Harris, bat
terry, was dismissed upon payment of costs,
at request of prosecuting witness Robert
McMahan, disturbing the peace. pleaded
guilty and sentenced to pay $40 and costs,
which means forty days cleaning alleys, etc.,
with Shellars' detachment and chain orna-
ment. s. M. j. Salsig, battery, case dis
missed at request of prosecuting witness and
upon payment OF costs. n. Jackson, disturb
ing the peace, was discharged upon payment
of costs. All Chou, petit larceny, Tom Co.'S
grove, disturbing the peace, Tom Dewitt,
same offense, and Mrs. Jackson, drunk, cases
continued till to-day.
PRESENTATION AND BANoUET.-The mem
bers of Eureka Lodge No. 4, l. 0. o. F., and
Pacific Encampment No. 2, with other men,
bers of the Order, held an informal farewell
social last evening at the Odd Fellows Lii
brary room, in honor of Past Grand Edwin
Glover, who departs for the East to-day with
the Sir knights for the Triennial Conclave
st Chicago. A surprise was extended to the
recipient in the form of a very fine set of
sleeve buttons, studs and collar button in
California quartz and gold The presentation
was neatly made by Ed. NJ. Martin, of Pa
cihc Eucampment and responded to by the
recipient as soon as he was able to recover
his equilibrium. The company then
repaired to Henry Fishers, where q sumpt-
uous banquet was partaken of, and Glover
Just began to ges composed and take his part
IN the speech-Inaking and social regalement,
when Past Grand l.. s. Taylor of Eureka
Lodge arose and repeated the surprise by
making, in very happy manner, a Sec
cond presentation, consisting OF an elegant
gold pen and pencil. Mr. Glover expressed
his qualification, and speeches followed by
Samuel Smith, w. B. Davies, Phillip Phillips.
w. d. Stalker, G.. Politz, J. H. Furgerson,
L. B. Berck, g. w. Liddall, j. Stewart, NJ.
Mahleiner, Ben. Coep, George Brier, and
Others. The banquet lasted till late hour,
and the occasion was highly enjoyed by the
participants.
AND DON'T You FORGET IT-A prom
iuent young gentleman, not mora than ten
squares from the freight depot, and who has
hirharfa baa.a of he S+a
Gratis, and willing at all times to show cause
for the faith that was in him by planking
down in favor Of the Democratic tiger, has of
late shown strong symptoms of political
nausea and disgust for Democratic food as
prepared for Presidential diet On Saturday
he presented himself at Republican primary
voting place and offered ticket. His here
tofOre well-known Democratic standing led
to his being put to the test OF sincerity by re-
quiring him to state upon oath whether he
would vote for the Republican local ticket.
and for Garfield and Arthur as Presidential
nominees, 10 which he emphatically re-
sponded, g Will if l live, and don't you
forget 1t" His vote was received, and sew
eral others OF the same class during the
afternoon.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th and 9Th: For Ben Cohen, box oilcloth
Hall, Luhrs & CO., 10 tierces hams Hun
tington, Hopkins 4 Co, boxes hardware,
81 handles pipe, 20 bundles shovels and
spades; Central Pacific Railroad Company,
l bale compressed sponge hogsheads Ian
terms Whittier, Fuller 4 Co, . cases look
ing glass frames S. Il. Darlington, boxed
organ Continental Oil and Transportation
Company, 2 tanks oil Geo. w. Chesley 10
barrels whisky.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday Three of ties, Of wood, l Of
oil, of petroleum, , of iron pipe, 20 Of steel
rails, 4 OF lumber, l Of wheels, of granite,
l Of merchandise, tank Of oil, = of ice, of
coal, 3 of wheat. Also, the following
through car loads were forwarded East
FouF of salmon, 4 of wool, of wine, Of
merchandise, | Of sugar. l OF shingles. 2 Of
canned fruit. Of hides, of malt.
Police ABKEsTs.-Arrests were made in
the cisy yesterday as follows Robert Jones
and c. Kennedy, for disturbing the peace,
by Deputy Sheriff Huritz; J. j. Dozier,
drunk, By officer Frszse J. w. Fndley, in-
decent exposure to children, by officer Lee
Tom O'Neil, insane, by officer Fredericks
Lewis Short, committing nuisance, by local
officer Barron.
KILLED BY CARs-A dispatch was re.
seived in this city yesterday from West Oak
land, stating that John NJ. Hayes, who was
in the railroad company's service, was killed
at that place by the cars running over him
and breaking his neck. Mr. Hayes was for
merly employed in the shops in this city, and
resided here.
REVENUE CoLLEcrIoNs.-The following are
the collections made in the Fourth Internal
Revenue District, A. L. Frost, Collector,
during the mouth OF July, 1880 Collections
ON list, 81, 953 10; tax ON distilled spirits,
So. 800 50: tax on tobacco, So 20; CT. ar
stamps, S740 95; beer stamps, 1927 65;
special taxes, sS,Osl 81. Total, s4l, SIG 46. |
BODY REcoyEREn.-Th body of Willie
Kendel, son Of P Kendel, was yesterday re.
covered from the river, where he wss drowned |
on the 9th Of July. The body rose TO the |
surface near where he was drowned, above |
the old gas works. His funeral Will take |
place this afternoon.
NorARIEs PUBLIC. l. Z. Tubbs, whose
term has expired, has been responded
Notary Public fory Mono count, to reside at /
Mammoth City also 4. w. Shattud, tor 4
Sonoma county, to reside at Petaluma.
RIBBoys IN ALL WIDTHS, ribbons in all |
shades, ribbons in sill lengths, ribbons ia all |
colors, aud offered at prices that viii elec,rify
every lady, young or old, IN the community. /
Sale commences tomorrow noon, August I
11th. Mechanics Store
RETTER LATE Than NfyER, win not do /
in this case-sor such bars aims as you Il /
find on The and 10 cent counters, at the Red /
House, are not to be found every day. First I
come, first served.
D0N'r Miss THE RIBBON SALE, at Ne +
ohanics' Store.
Be SURE AND ATTEND Our RIBBON SALE
Mechanics Store.
PREPARE FOR 0ga RIBBON SALE Me
chanics' Store.
PRErARE FOR Our RIBBON SALE NC.
chanics' Store.