Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

GQUEL ia EkLiUEiRUl.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS. = The following
homestead patents for agricultural lands
were received at the United States Land
Office in this city on the 165h instant, viz:
1,130, Terry Bellue; 795, Claus Bey 99i,
Daniel BEEN; 800, Gustave Boichegrim !;
LOOP, Benjamin Brown 1.041, James Blair;
l,04S, Henry Brghtman; l, $50, Jerome Bar
rett; 1,059 Frederick Becker 1,079 Daniel
Bilderback; LOSS, William H. Brewer
9S4, Asa B. Chandler LOCI, John w. Cap.
pleman !; /, 003. Michael Curran /; ,063, Israel
Z. G.. Chamblin l, 134, Alexander gilbert
son TAG, Mary A. Daley, widow of James
Daley. deceased SS2, James Downing 900,
Hugh Dewitt: GIG, John Deeds; 974.
Wallace Doan; 99S, John Donalan
1.0S4, Gideon Devore; 1,0S7, Philip
Daugherty $685. Sarah Dornody,
widow Of William Dormody, deceased
$780, Henry S. Excl S36, Elias 2. Fletcher
81, Albert E. French s72, George c.
Fitch: 91S, Joseph Ferris 1,057, William
S, Ferguson; $50, George Graf; 7O4, Ephrem
Genest 755. Philip Gebbert; $40, Josephus
Gillian; 1,054, James Cay; 70l, James
Hoy; GS1, Matthew Hackney GAG, Amos
2. Harmon; 632, Stephen Hopkins /; FOG.
Thomas j. Higtltower 996, George w.
Humphrey; 997, Allen NJ. Harris; 99s,
Francis Hill; loo, Nathaniel Harrington
153, heirs of Minerva Jones I; 1,061 heirs of
Caroline johnson; 1,075, Epanimondas L.
johnson LBS, Richard ID. Jones; 1,136,
Abraham D. Jewell :; 793, John H. Koock
800, Edward Logan; 804, Antonio
Matelich S37, Patrick McCarty;
1,O04, = McMahon ,042, Heman G. Mead;
l,0Sl, VIM. K. Mckenzie l, 140, Wilder w.
Monroe 914, Antonio Nicolin 9SS, John
II. Nixon; l,033. James Nightingale ,069,
William A. Norman; 1,043, Eugene NJ.
Oakley; $50, Chester Perry 7S0, Geo. Price;
sol, Jas Porteous 9Sl, Antoine Petit 1,047,
Henrietta Perry 6l0, Joseph A. Peters;
716, Isaac \. Richie 1877, Henry Reinking;
647, Louis Reiber; 1850, Thomas Hickey
l,0S3, John II. Sterling 971, John R. Smith
799, Henry Schneider; 724, VIM. Strickland
702, Jorgen Simson; 913, VIM. II. Turner
900, Alahala Upon; $685. Richard T. Vivian
9l5, Willis 3. Vandament; 5S7, Csssius p
Warner; 754 James Watts; 1,OS7, James
c. Walker; 1913, John Wooley Parti S
holding duplicate receipts therefor will, upon
the delivery of the same, receive their
patents
Police CoURT-In this Court yesterday
cases were disposed of as follows: The case
of jim Smith, drunk, was dismissed, as he
has been sentenced to the County TAIL upon
charge of disturbing the peace, for FIVE days,
which was the same occurrence All King
and John Bennett were tried and found
guilty OF disturbing the peace, and All Ben,
Edward Reynolds and Frank Smith, for the
same ofease. pleaded guilty, and all are to be
sentenced day; Henry Hogan, drunk, for
feited deposit of 50; John Brooks. embezzle-
ment Of watch, or its proceeds after sale,
pleaded guilty, and is to receive sentence to-
day; The cases of Dolly Graham (who gave
his name as c. Gray when brought to the
police jeil), A. McMHlon, David Herms,
Thomas McEntire, Frank johnson and John
McInerBy, the parties arrested in come stion
with disturbing the camp-meeting of United
Brethren on Sunday evening, as also resisting
and battering an officer, were continued I'm.
til Z day: the cases OF Mary FAIR and
George II. Farr, for petit larceny. and George
NJ. tGrr, for carrying concealed weapons.
were continued till tomorrow, aud those of
Robert Mcclure, for embezz!ement, and
George D. Almond, for nrisGemeanor, were
continued again by request and consent Of
parties until the 25,h instant; these last
cases have been continued so many times that
the Judge never expects any other disposition
of them. and now whenever they are called
he AZ once asks the counsel: well gentle
tinued TO this time"
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th aud 14sh: For Holman, Stanton & CO.,
- spools wire, l key staples; c. p r. r.
Co, boxes hose-couplings Il. Stone & Co.,
u boxes hardware; Billingsley < Co., case
brushes S, c. Tufts, ! box drugs; w. J.
O'BIien. l box shoes; James Parsons, 4
boxes sAoes Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
275 kegs nails / box brass tube fittings, | box
ha DWARF w. a. & @. S. Houghton, l case
envelopes, box books; II. G. Kirk & Co, l
case drugs; Whittier, Fuller & Co.. l case
hardware NJ. +. Jones, 3 organs I.indley
4 Co., 200 cases oysters, 200 half-boxes can
dies; Bachelor, Van Guider l. Co, 3 boxes
carriage holts, case machinery bolts, , cases
and boxes harrow irons; A. Meister,
bundles carriage wheels, box bolts and nuts,
bundles carriage lumber, 2 bundles springs
Continental Oil and Transportation Com
pany. ] tank oil; S. i. Ridgeway. l box
paperware Hall, Luhrs & Co, % boxes
canned insckerel; Holbrook, Merrill & Stet
son, 3 boxes stoveware Thomas Harper,
box shoes Benham, TrumbalI & CO., bar
rels whisky; John Breuner, ! box furniture
Nebias Co., 80 pals t)bacco. 225 half
boxes candles; Weinstock & Llbin, bales
domestics.
BOARD or SUPERYEsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met in regular session yesterday.
Present, Supervisors Bauer, Butler, Beckley
and Wilson. \ communication was received
from Judge 5. c. benson requesting that the
Board provide suitable Office for the Court
reporter. Referred to the Building Com
mittee a report was received of the cleo
ton held in the Isleton School District. at
which tax Of $500 was voted for the pur-
pose Of erecting a new school-hpuse. Report
accepted aud fled A notice of appeal in the
case Of Z. r. Parvin ct al, in relation to for
nation Of reclamation district, was received
and placed on file. Claims were considered
and allowed All Dan. So; Vincent Gomez,
S26, and Annie Murphy, SIS. The Board
then adjourned till 10 a NJ to-day.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. following car.
loads of freight were received in this city yes
terdao: ! # merchandise, of wheat 8 Of
wood, 8 OF lumber. 3 of timber, l of bolts, ]
of granite, / of hides l of coal. of ground
barley. Of barley. 2 of sheep. Also, Though
car leads were forwarded East 3 OF canned
fruit, ] Of canned goods, l of barley. of sal
mon, Of merchandise, of wool, l of coffee.
FIVE little girls sitting togeth-r afte
Church Sunday, on the corner of Sixth and
K streets, ais sussing the shoe question, and
how nice they fitted, etc, all had on the
same quality and style, and bought them for
81 % st the Red House.
ALTHOUGH Armour, the King of Pork, has
made corner in pork meat, Goldman has
secured his hams and bacon before the rise
and sells it cheap.
No rents, light expenses, combined with
orr facilities for purchasing goods, enables
the Criterion to name lower prices than any
other house in Sacramento City.