Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


A TEMPERANCE LEssoN.-A very drunken
man of genteel appearance was brought to
the station-house Saturday night. He was
too drunk to give his name. Sunday morn
ing early he begged piteously to be let out,
saying he had to go to the train to meet his
brother and a young lady who were to be
married. He was told i. was then A. NJ,
and too late to go to the night train. He re-
marked that the wedding was busted then,
for he had the marriage license in his pocket,
and sure enough he produced it. Later in
the day his brother appeared and took him
out, and his story proved true The prisoner
was in great anguish, for it appears that the
bride and groom, were accompanied from the
country by young lady to whom the pris-
oner was very much attached He said he
didn't care about how badly his brothers
wedding was broken up, hut to think that he
had twisted his own love prospects into such
a devil of knot was too much to reflect upon.
The singular part of it is, that on Saturday,
on parting with his brother in a country
town, he laughingly remarked "I'll meet
you in Sacramento at the Western Hotel-or
at the station-house. He proved prophet,
indeed. So much for a temperance lecture.
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Sth and 9th: For Baker & Hamilton, 2 cars
agricultural implements J. F. Hill, 2 boxes
carriage bolts; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
1877 bundles shovels, box castings, SO bun
dies iron pipe; Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
box holdings; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 2 pack
ages tobacco Kohler & Chase, 8 organs W.
J. O'Brien, 2 boxes shoes; A. Dennery &
1 II.
neys; Lindley.& Co., casks prunes 8 cases
playing cards, S04 barrels and 70 kegs syrup
Weinstock & Lubin, 3 cases boots and shoes,
S boxes shoes; G.. A. Davis, l car wagon
fixtures; Holman, Stanton & Co., car
wagons and fixtures; H. Kennedy & Co., l
box drugs A. Coolot, 2 boxes tobacco
Booth & Co, 5 boxes cigars G. H. Gilman,
3 cases boots and shoes Jones & Giyens, 1919
reels barbed wire.
ENLARGING Ice WoRKs-SwIMAnNG-B BATHS.
The Sacramento Ice Company-the Messrs.
Cole BrOs.-are now engaged in putting
in an additional boiler to their factory, on X
street, above Tenth, to meet the increasing
demand for their ice, and also to meet all
requirements for the swimming bath estab-
lishment, which workmen commenced on
Saturday last to erect adjoining their factory
The new boiler is of ffty-horse power, and
in connection with it the machinery of the
company for freezing ice will also soon be
doubled from its present capacity by adding
duplicate works to those now in operation.
The swimming baths and building connected
for dressing-rooms, etc, will be now rapidly
pushed to completion, when the swimless can
swim in pure water to their hearts content,
the commencement of which opportunity
will be duly announced by advertisement.
REARREsTED.-Jam Murphy, Frederick
Hughes and Charles Might were yesterday
discharged from prison, and before the sun
set they were in jug again for larceny.
Hughes went into a grocery at Second and
NJ streets, Offering to sell caddy of tobacco,
but was suspected and officer Fredericks
went after him. Hughes was brought in by
a citizen, and Fredericks caught Murphy
and Might as accessories, being aided by
officer Coffee, it developing that the three
stole the tobacco of Adams, Mcneil & Co.
The tobacco was probably thrown away, and
if any one has found it they will serve the
ends of justice by reporting at the police
office. Murphy had on fine overcoat, which,
it is believed, he stole, as he had none when
discharged. Hughes when set at liberty had
no money, but when brought in again had
SO 70 on his person.
was transacted in the Police Court yester-
day: Walter Marshall, for battery, was
fined S17 80; case of Harry Boyle, for dis
turbing the peace, dismissed Thomas
Shields, Charles Hodgkins and Henry Hodg
kins were fined S27 30 each for visiting an
opium den, and sentenced to serve ten days
each in the city jail Charles CLARK, sim
ilarly charged was granted continuance
until to-day. John Welch's nap on the side
walk cost him 81 80. III. Bryant and John
Doe failed to call around and get their de-
posts left for getting drunk, and Jack Dow
ney, charged with being drunk, was dis
charged; also, James Murphy, Frederick
Hughes and Charles Wright, charged with
being Migrants The battery cases of John
Eberhardt and Jacob Rider were continued
till next Friday.
OPIUM SMoKERs.-In the cases of Henry
Hodgkins, Chas. Hodgkins and Tom Shields,
charged with opium-smoking in one of the
dens of that persuasion, defendants yester-
day pleaded guilty in the Police Court, and
waived time, when Judge Henry admins
tered q salutary lesson for the practice, by
sentencing them each TO ten days confne-
ment in the city Jail and a fine of S27 80,
which none of them having Just then with
them, they will be allowed to balance the ac-
count by remaining 50 days in jail during
which time they will have ample opportunity
to consider the bad habit that gave them this
extra time for quiet reflection.
INCORPORATION. - There was yesterday
fled in the office of the Secretary of State the
certificate of incorporation of the California
Hosiery Company. Principal place OF bust
ness Oakland. Directors, w. II. Jordan, j.
EornavOrth WALLACE
Everson. Q. A. Chase, j. B. McChesney and
John Kryster. Capital stock SlOO,0O0, In
1000 shares of 500 each. Actually SUBJ
scribed, 100000.
APPOINTED Perkins has APP
pointedfor District No. the following MEM
bers of the District Board of Agriculture for
the counties of Monterey, Santa Cruz, San
Luis Obispo and San Benito: j. B. Iversen,
E. Sherwood, Jesse d. Carr, John T. Porter.
B. V. Sergeant, II. s. Ball, William " Nc
Carney and j. r. Hebron.
SOLE TRADER.-The Superior Court yes
terday granted to Maria Alexander permits
sion to become and be sole trader. This
does not necessarily intimate that she is to
launch out into the boot and shoe business.
THE coolest and incest shoes for mems wear
during warm weather are the low-cut shoes
We have placed on our shelves complete
line of these goods, in many styles and
Qualities. Particular attention is called to
the grade we sell at IS per pair, which are
made of good calf skin, neatly finished, and
ehaned in the newest styles. Weinstock &
Lu6in, proprietors Mechanics Store.
ALL LOVERS land those who irish to be
tlovedl of fine elove-ftting boots and shoes,
fhould visit the Red House Boot and Shoe