Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-28

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CRIMINAL TRIALs.-In the Superior Court
on Saturday Ralph johnson was tried for
burglary, found guilty and sentenced to
eighteen months in the State Prison ; also,
Frank Miller was tried for same crime,
found guilty and sentenced to term of two
case of the People vs. William
them at about 6 o'clock Friday evening, re-
NAMED out with the case during FRIDAY
night, Saturday and Saturday night till y
O'Clock, when they were discharged, being
unable to agree. 1t is stated that they stood
nine for conviction and three for acquittal.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-Antone Mauretieh,
better known as ''Toney," the caterer, and
whose restaurant and lunch-ho1se on Third
street, opposite the RECORD UNION Office, is
well known throughout the city, has taken
new departure. He to-day moves into the Chi
cago Hotel, of which he has taken lease, and
at that place, on J street, between Third and
Fourth, will enter upon an enlarged sphere
Of action. His chop and lunch-house will be
run as heretofore all day and all night at the
new location, and "Smithy," his night lieu
tenant, whom everybody knows so well, is
still to preside over tie destinies of the oys-
ter-fry and the PAM roast.
Police CoURT-On Saturday in the Police
Court the two cases against Amado Cardosa,
of battery, were continued till July Sd the
charge of petit larceny against A. Plank was
continued till to-day; Mary Perry's case Of
disturbing the peace went over till tomorrow,
and that of p. Sawson's, for violating the
health ordinance, till July 10th; William
Muster and Conrad Scheppi were discharged,
as also Louisa Folks Thomas Field, dunk,
was fined 81 80, and Thomas Kavauaugh
so 80 for disturbing the peace.
CENSUS CoRREcTIoNs.-Th Census Emu
merators for this city are to meet at the
Courthouse on the 10Th and 30th instants to
make any corrections and additions to their
tables of enumeration that may be proper,
and people are invited to be present in basi-
ness hours on those days to suggest any
changes or corrections. The Enumerators
believe that the population Of Sacramento
will aggregate q, 800 as taken, and that 30 or
100 names will be brought it on the days
named.
TRADE WITH ARIzoNA.-As an evidence of
the hold Sacramento has gained upon the
Arizona and southern trade, it may be stated
that on Saturday j. l. Felter & Co shipped to
Tombstone, Arizona, an invoice of wines,
liquors aud cigars amounting to about S13,-
900 Whittier, Fuller 4 Co. also made heavy
shipments of goods in their line to the same
market on Friday, and these are only incl
n from rho uaperal nj orders
this city is filling in that direction.
METROPOLITAN THEArER.-The Sheridan,
Corbyn & John Woodward combination
closed its engagement last evening to fair
house. The company is good one, and
'To California Through Death Valley is
play Of more than ordinary dramatic force,
and as played by the company under notice
is worth the seeing by anyone. 1t has very
little Of the blood and thunder business in it,
and vet is full to the brim with the stirring
scenes of the frontier.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received Saturday
Fourteen of wood, four of lumber, l of lime,
/ of ground barley, of fire clay, Of -four,
OF plate iron, OF steel rails. The following
carloads were shipped east Thirty nine of
.
10 of salmon, of quicksilver, l of water
pipe. of canned goods, of sugar, OF pow
der Of green fruit, of hides, l Of beans, l
of ore.
CRY LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following is
the report of the Librarian. Miss Hancock,
for the past week, as to the number of books
drawn and attendance: Number of books
drawn Col of these 557 were works of fc-
tor, 10 history, II biography, 10 tra"els. -
general literature, poetry and drama, ! the
ology, q science and art; average number
drawn per dav, 81 average number of read
ers per day, 50.
CRY PAYMENTs.-The following are the
amounts paid into the City Treasury for the
week ending Saturday, June %, 1880: w.
c. Farnsworth, cemetery dues, so; r. d.
SERVER, water rates. Sl,731; n. A. Kid
der, harbor dues, s1i 20; w. a. Henry, Po-
lice Court fines. 81 So George a. Putnam,
city licenses, 1903 20; II. L. Buckley, delin-
quent taxes, S37 81. Total, 81, 30 II.
POLICE ARREsrs.-The following arrests
were made Saturday and yesterday; Henry
Zigler. brought from San Francisco by
Chief Karcher. for embezzlement Charles
Dale, disturbing the peace by Chief
ksrcher; John MchearH, robbery, by OH
Ger Campbell Stonewal jackson, drunk,
by officers Jackson and Coffey.
PASSED THRoUGH.-Sheriff Sprag-le of
Butte county passed through the city on Sat
urday, having in charge John Thomas, who
goes to States service FIVE years for stealing
mules. Deputy Sheriff J. L. Douglass of
Shasta was upon the same train with an il.
sane Chinaman, en- route to Napa,
SPIRITuALIsN-T. D. Stone. medium,
will at Pioneer Hall tomorrow night, for
the benefit of the Spiritualists' Union, hold
a public seance. He will expose the alleged
exposes of spiritualism, and show the new
doctrine up in its truth.
BALBRIGGAN Hoss, 10 cents pair at l..
Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS for July at l..
Bien's Eighth and j streets.