Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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terdsy business was transacted es follows ::
G. Meeler was tried. found guilty of disturb
ing the peace, and fined $50 and costs. The
defendant, while drunk, made a disturbance
ia two or three street cars by indecent talk,
smoking and other improprieties, and was
finally elected and arrested. He Is without
bank account, and will spend thirty-ffve
days of winter home comforts in the County
Jail. Samuel Sanborn was found guilty Of
cruelty to animals in neglectirg to feed or
care for three horses which he was keeping
at Basle1's premises, Tenth and j streets.
The testimony on the part OF the prosecution
was that TIE horses have been so badly pro-
vided for that one OF them died for want of
food. Mr. Basler testified that the horse
died of starvation, which testimony was sas-
tanned by other witnesses. The defense
claimed that the horse was sick. and died tf
disease. There was no contradiction of
the fact that after the horse died
Ssnborn paid no attention to it, but
let it lie by the other horses for
two days, until Mr., Bssler YVES compelled to
have it drawn away and paid for the service.
The case was stubbornly contested. and at its
close the Court found the defendant guilty,
and reserved Judgment until 30 morrow.
Major Cannon pleaded guilty of the charge
of being a common drunk, and he was fined
SO and costs. On the charge of being de-
faulting witness he was dned SO and SEN
fenced to q hours confinement il the City
Jail. Joe Morgan was found guilty OF dis
turbing the peace, by calling to the bar and
treating large number in saloon, and then
TRYING to consign the proprietors to sulphur
GUS regions Tor his pay. The defendant
claimed thst he had the money il his pocket
70 pay FOR the treat, when he ordered the bar
keeper to set EN- up, but that some scoundrel
Of the party hom be was hOno1ing by his
generosity JUST then, picked his pocket and
relieved him OF his ability TO square his &C.
count. The Judge thought that explanation
might pass down in Arizona, where the oe-
fendan5 claimed to be an operator in
mines, but it was too thin for Sacramento
climate, AMI found him guilty. He
was sentenced to pay fine Of $40 and
COST, but not having any proceeds from his
mines about hiul viii settle the fine by saving
wood 10 days at the city jail. Morgan ex-
plaiued the presence of . wound On his face
by saying it was where a mule kicked hIm.
The case Of disturbing the peacs aEsinst Pat
Chilean WAS dismissed. Tom O'Neill was
found guilty Of disturbing the peace and will
receive judgment to-day. Tie examination
If the charge OF perjury against George NJ.
Farr was continued until l P Ii. on the 1lth
instant
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
5th For Holman, Stanton & Co., bundles
and 8 packages plows; Locke /. Lavenson, 5
cases window shade fixtures, roll and l bale
carpet G.. I. Bush, box gas fixtures; S
II. Davis, l crate scroll saving machines /;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 90 bars iron,
case sledges, l bale and l box rigging, IA
boxes scale besms, l box candlesticks; a.
Dennery L Co., 20 barrels lamp chimneys,
casks glassware. The following passed Ogden
on the 9th: For Kllgore & Tracy, 2 barrels
oats, barrel cracked wheat; L. III. Cook, 1
box drugs, box millet seed; Mrs. NJ. Lee, l
box household goods; j. Q Brown, l rack
hard wood frames S. Lpman, l bale
blankets; Weinstock & Lubin, l case shoes,
2 boxes travelling bags, 2 boxes hats; G.
w. Chesley & Co., box paint, q boxes
soap. 10 boxes I've, boxes extracts; Hol-
brook. Merrill 4 Stetson, 80 bundles sheet
iron Hail, Luhrs & Co, crates extracts,
40 boxes Goldfish: Lindley & Co, 36 cases
baking powder; e. S. Denison. case nuts /;
C. w Rapp Il Co., . boxes extracts; S Jel-
", l barrel and boxes plated ware r.
Dale, l cask glassware, l cask CLinsware
J, L. Stol, case brushes Baker & Hamil-
toe, 6 cases brushes Huntington. Hopkins
& Co., l case brushes, 20 cases saws, q casks
rigging, boxes hardware Z. Stone 4 &C.,
90 cases copper rivets, l case whip handles
Holman, stanton & Co, case hardware; j.
F. Cooper, case piano stools; G. FL. Gil
man, 10 cases boots; Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
cases tobacco, l case cigarettes, 10 bags cof-
fee j. L. Chadderdon, case brushes.
PAYMENT OF TAxEs.-Sherif Hebron
states that the payment CT taxes is progress
ing very slowly, and that this is probably
occasioned by missapprehension as to the
time they are required by law TO be paid.
Heretofore payment could be made until the
first Monday in January, but the law was
changed at the last session of the Legislature,
and now reads, as found in the twenty third
section of the amendments to the Political
Code, as fellows: son the last Monday in
December OF each year, at o'clock P. NJ,
all unpaid taxes are delinquent, and there
after the Tax Collector must collect for the
use of the county an addition Of five per
cent" All taxes. therefore, not paid on or
before the 9th instant will be delinquent,
and the penalty added.
YoLo CRIMINAL CAsEs.-The young fell
lows, named Small and Clark, who were ar.
rested for larceny of coats from Wilson'S
store, on K street, and who were sabse-
ouently turned over to TIE authorities OF
Yolo county, as having committed burgla-
ries 81 Wooden were examined yesterday
and held to answer upon two charges Of bur-
gisry Edward G. Muir has been given until
next Monday TO plead 20 the information
charging him w;th e-son.
PrRsoSAL.-A.lann Msgee, of the Pacific
Life, Is in the city Adjutant- General Backus
and Assistant Adjutant. General Turner
went to Chico yesterday afternoon to IN
spect the military company n. q. Z. at that
rlace. Nj. u. Borack and Assemblymen
Charles N. FELTON, Of San Francisco. J. Z.
Hale of PIsser and J. A. Esan of Amador
are in The city.
DEGREES OF DIvoRcE.-In the Superior
Court Yesterday Judge Clark granted to
John Bauer a divorce from Carrie Bauer,
upon the ground of adultery. Also, J. w.
I,eftwich was granted divorce from Mary
+. eftwich for the same cause
TEACHERS EXAMINATION. The County
Board of Education will hold session Tor
examination Of teachers, commencing on TIE
18th instant.
DR.. SIMMs gives charts at the Congrega-
tional Church to-day. His next lecture viii
he given to morrow night Subject. :. Natural
History of the z arth' This Is bis last week
here. He draws large audience
THE RUSH CONTINUES at the great clear
ING sale at the Red House. Lower prices
than ever seen in this city before.
OPENING The rev store of Hale Bros Il
Co. will open at / o'clock on next Friday.
See their advertisement on frat psse.
Toys TOYS TOYS Mo cianics' Store
ROCKING HORSES Mechanics Store