Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


days in the County Jail for being vagrant
William Noonan, for ENLIGHTENMENT, wa
again sentenced to S175 fine or IT'S days il
the County Jail. Martin Ryan, for keeping
a disorderly house, was tried and founC
guilty and will be sentenced to-day. l.. S.
Fisher, drunk, pleaded guilty, and will bt
informed of the Judicial weight of his offenst
to-day. Fred. Eisenmenger and George
Eisenmenger, for violating runners ordi
nance, were found guilty and discharged or
payment of costs. The case of Hall Keala, fol
tattery, was continued The cases of Mrs. j eff
reys and Thomas Honrigan, for disturbingeac
others peace and the usual quiet neighbor-
hood Of Fifth street, between and ., over
their chickens, was on trial for two or three
hours, when young Hourigan was allowed to
go and look after the chickens. Mrs Jeffreys
was found guilty and ordered to appear for
sentence Saturday morning next; and upon
conclusion the Judge recommended that all
the parties c,ncsrned in the broil go ihome,
read the last verse of the thirtieth chapter Of
the Proverbs of Solomon, and endeavor to
live peaceably and quietly in the neighbor-
hood hereafter and not look at each others
chickens. This reasonable admonition did
not seem to be readily accepted, and after the
adjournment of the Court new applications
for warrants were made, and pointed ques-
tions of Erin shibboleth directed at his Honor
and the officers, until some of the parties
were threatened with immediate arrest for
peace disturbance unless they left instanter,
which had quoting effect after being re-
peated two or three times and movements in
stituted to carry 1t cut. And all this fuss was
kicked up over one poor stray rooster withcu.
ear-marks, and that couldn't be found by the
Census Enumerators.
The DIsoRDERLY HOUSE CAsE.-The case
of Martin Ryan, for keeping disorderly
house, on X street between Front and Second
streets, which it was alleged disturbed the
peace, comfort and decency of that neighboi.
hood, and which this paper took occasion to
mention several days ago. came up for trial
yesterday morning in the Police Court, City
Attorney W. A Anderson for the prosecu-
ton, and Bruner & Bruner for defendant.
Over twenty witnesses were examined and
The case occupied the greater part of the day.
1t was developed that the house in question
was the resort Of a very low and often disrep-
utable class. and was the scene of almost con-
slant disturbance and drunkenness, and was
so bad that women and children did not DAT
pass the place. Also that the boarders and
dodgers at Ebner's Hotel, adjoining, were SO
much disturbed that they would not remain
there, aud that ladies removed on account
of the loud and indecent utteranees
emauating from this source. The de-
PENDANT attempted by a number of wit
nesses to show the cool character of the
house, but oaiy succeeded in establishing by
some of his witnesses that this establishment
is not much different from many Others in the
city. After argument by counsel the Court
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in trying to show it to be no worse than other
places, was true, there are other places
that would very properly come under the ban
of the law, and adjudged the defendant guilty
as charged in the complaint, and ordered him
to appear for judgment Saturday at 10 A. NJ,
This judgment Of the Court. it may be hoped,
will have wholesome effect upon ether
places in this city which often make night
ard day hideous, and disturb the peace, com.
fort and decency of other neighborhoods, and
which the Chief of Police has given orders to
the officers to - bring in wherever further
disturbances occur.
APPoINrMENrs.-Hi many friends in this
city will be pleased to learn that ]. A. FL.
more, who was last fall promoted from Su.
perintendent of the Sacramento Division Of
the Central Pacific Railroad to the position
of Master of Transportation, has been ap-
pointed Assistant General Superintendent, in
place Of the late L. G. Fellows, deceased.
+. Nj. Railton, of the company's employ at
Oakland wharf. has been appointed Master
of Transportation, filling the vacancy ere
ated by Mr.. Filmore's promotion and John
Fredericks, the old conductor on the Wester n
Division-familiarly known as Jack -
succeeds to the position formerly held by Mr..
Railton.
MERCHANDISE RKPoRr.- The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th: For Whittier, Fuller & Co, box
picture cords F. f. Hovey, boves books
Adams, Mcneil & Co., % bundles tobacco
Hall, Luhrs & Co, 10 barrels currants H.
c. Kirk Il CO., barrel potash, 2 boxes
drugs J. j. Spieker, 2 boxes tumblers r.
Stone & 90, bundle saddlery Baker &
Hamilton, II boxes tacks; Lindley & Co, %
barrels hams JOINS l. Givens, 80 rolls wire,
1 box machinery; w. A & G. s. Houghton,
box books kohler & Chase, box organs
w. d. Comstock, ] car furniture Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., 600 kegs nails, IA boxes
axes. box busters and boxes hatchets.
NEw Yesterday afternoon in
the Police Court, uIon the col clusion OF an
investigation into neighborhood row over
some chickens, the Judge advised all the
parties concerned in the trouble to 90 home
and read the last verse of the 30sh chapter
of the Proverbs Of Solomon. This was an
unheard of authority to Judge Cantwell, who
was engaged in the case, and with q much
puzzled look and if anxious to get hold Of
the latest citations bearing on the case in
hand, wanted to know Where in thunder
can the Problems of who-do-yol call him be
found!"
FREIGHT MovEsRsTs.-Car loads of freia ht
were yesterday received in this city as fol-
lows: Six of wood, 8 of lumber, of steel
rails, Of canned fruit. of wheat. 6 of coal,
of lime, of stone paving blocks, OF shakes,
4 of wood, of sand, Of car wheels. Also,
car loads of through freight East went for
ward Three of silk, "a of tea, 10
of wool, Of coffee, l Of rice, 3 of wine, Of
merchandise. of onions, l OF fruit and OF
vegetables.
PERSONAL. G. Stubs, r. B. Reddil g
& nd William C. Green Of San Francisco came
down from the McCloud river yesterday, and
went TO the Pay. G. V. Smith went to Butte
county Yesterday afternoon in relation to
Francisco Eydngel, Is in the city. n. X.
Stoddsrd left Tor rruekee and Tahoe yester-
day.
TRADE MARX There was fled in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday
claim by s. II. Tyler & Son, San Francisco.
to a trademark specified for cream tartar
soda, ssleratus, baking powders, ginger and
spices.
FoR SAN QUENTIN. : Yesterday Sheriff
Boggs of Placerville passed down for San
having in charge William Rose, who
was convicted of second-degree burglary, and
expia.es by a three-months' term in the salt
breeze.
NAruRALIzED-Yes Yesterday. in the Superior
Court. upon the testimony of NJ. LENA and
n. J.. Rozs, Leal De Roza, a alive of Azores
Islands, was admitted TO citizenship.
DIVORCE GR,NrED.-In the Superior
Court Yesterday Clara NJ. Byrne was granted
! divorce from Philip C. Byrne, upon the
ground of cruel treatment.