Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-14
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The Board then adjourned.

PoLTcE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday in the Police Court
j. w. Findley, previously convicted of indie
cent exposure of person, was fined 500 and
costs, and in default of payment was sent to
the County Jail fer 100 days. Ed. Gaines,
previously convicted of throwing a tumbler
and intlicEng wound upon Two-Two John
ny, was sentenced to $50 days in the County
Jail. Louis Mayors, charged with violating
the hack ordinance, was discharged for want
of prosecution. Peter Quigley was found
guilty and fined SO and costs Frank Ken
needy was tried upon charge of battery,
found guilty, and viii receive judgment to-
day. Il. w. Norton, tried for battery, found
not guilty and discharged. E. Wachhorst,
charged with battery, was discharged for
want OF prosecution. The case of All Q1ong,
grand larceny, was continued until the 18th,
and that of VIM. Casey, vagrancy, until the
18th instant. The Court then adjourned.
The ARIZONA TRADE.-B. B. Minor of
San Francisco was in the city yesterday, IL
terviewiug manufacturers and dealers with
reference to the Arizona trade. He has mer-
camille interests in Arizona, and it is con-
templated 60 continue to ship their supplies
from this coast, instead of drawing them
from the East, after the opening of the
southern road in that direction. He refers
to the fact that Sacramento has already OBJ
tanned control of the lumber trade for this
Territory, and thinks that successful compe-
tition can be maintained in many other lines
of materials and by manufacturers.
ARRESTED FOR KIpNAPING.-A telegram
was received by Chief Karcher last night
to arrest Iio Ching for kidnapping. He ar
rived on the S:35 train, having with him the
piece of human frailty for which the charge
was made against him. he was taken in
custody upon arrival, and from the manner
in which the woman stood in with him until
he had given bonds and departed with her,
it is evidently an affectionate case to come
under the head OF kidnapping.
THE WEATHER.-Th rain night tefore
last amounted to .02 of an inch. Yesterday
the weather continued cloudy, and at 10
o'clock last night light fall of rain set in,
with wind from the south, and continued at
1:30 this morning. The weather at that hour
upon the mountains was very cloudy and
barometer falling, but it had not commenced
showing.
POLICE ARRrsIs.-The following arrests
were made yesterday in the city All Foo,
for battery, by local officer Karcher; Frank
Smith vagrancy, by officer Rider; Frank
Smith petit larceny, by Deputy Constable
Barron Lo Ching, kidnapping, by Karcher,
local. and Barron, Deputy Constable; Joe
Silva, IN insane, by Chief Karcher.
Losr HIS CLoTHEs-While ledger was
quietly sleeping in . room at the Garibaldi
Honse last Saturday evening, his room was
buralarized and his full suit of clothes taken,
and not having any others at hand, it left
him in as destitute condition as - could
well be imagined.
OPENING BrDs.-The time for filing sealed
proposals for furnishing wood and coal for
use at the State Capitol, ard also for furnish
ing stationery and blank books for the use OF
the Stale, closes to-day.
S1xTH Dfy1pENp.-The Capital Savings
Rsnk has declared its sixth dividend of 10
DER cent, payable on and after the 18th in
slant.
INFANTS +, INFANTS INFANTS SHOES "A
kid button, to 4 at so cents; solid colors,
in blue. buff and bronze, at 81 per pair. Same
stvls. foxed with patent leather, sizes to >,
81 10 per pair. These goods always in stock
at Mechanics Store.
Pocket Books, In prefuslon and elegance,
can be seen at Houghton's bookstore, along
with handsome and useful Oxford teachers
bibles; rich family and pulpit bibles and
prayer books.
WE GUARANTEE a perfect fit in our fine
French kid, button and lace shoes. We carry
in these lines one of the largest stocks on the
coast Weinstock & Lubin, proprietoTs Me
chanics' Store.
FR1ENps Remember thata all the novelties
in hats can always be found in the Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
BErsRE PURCHASING holiday presents, call
at w, B. Miller's, Jeweler, J, near Seventh. :
WORTH While LOOKING AT-The large
variety of hats exhibited in the Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
BEADS of all kinds, suitable for fancy work:
Machauicsi Store y