Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-05
BRIEF NOTES.

In the Superior Court yesterday Cy. Nc
Clintock was tried upon the charge of grand
larceny, for breaking into the room of Mrs.
Mary Gravich, on j street. in July, and
stealing S31l in value of jewelry. The jury,
after a brief consultation, returned verdict
of guilty, but owing to the extreme youth of
the defendant recommended him to the
leniency of the Court. He will be sentenced
at IL a. NJ. to-day. Although yonne. his
name, with one or two others. has figured
almost constantly before the public for long
time past in connection with various and re-
peated crimes.
The Maple Leaf Social Club last evening
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term President, John o. Connors; Vice
President, John NJ. Brown Secretary. M.
!. Desmond Treasurer, Joseph H. Coffee !;
Sergeant at Arms, William Burns.
About ten tons of canned salmon arrived
yesterday from Chips Island for Denver.
A Car f wine was sent TO st. Louis. Two
cars of canned fruit from Oakland canneries
passed through for New York.
Miss Kate Cross, of Woodland, is to form
class to give instructions in horseback rid
ing. First meeting at the Agricultural Park
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The city schools were again opened yester-
day, with the new teachers in their places.
and the school rooms resumed their usual
sclroel-day appearance.
The Second Ward Garfield and Arthur
Clnb, A. J. Senate presiding, will hold a
meeting at Grand Hotel this evening" corner
Front aud K streets.
Three carloads of lumber from Sacramento
market We're forwarded to Arizona yesterday
two to Benson aad one for Tucson.
The Sacramento Camp of Army aud Navy
Republican League meets at Grand Army
Hail this evening at Z o'clock.
There viii arrive from the East by over
land to-day seventy immigrant passengers, Of
/ whom ffty-two are males.
The river remains steadily at seven feet
ten inches at which point it has marked for
many days past.
| There are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Campbell w. Wallace and
Il p. Stretch.
\ Police CoURT.-tn sthe Police Court yes-
terday James Curtis, who had been tried and
case taken under advisement upon charge of
petit larceny, was discharged J. Fischel, Jr.
threats against life, case dismissed for want
of prosecution Michael Davis, for embezzle.
: ment, case continued till to-day; A. L. Hell
| lips, drunk, forfeited deposit of So; John
Brown, disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty
and to receive judgment TODAY; Martin
Ryan, mayhem, case continued till to-day.
DIVORCES GRANTED. In the Superior
! Court yesterday Matilda Miller was granted
divorce from her husband Michael Miller,
on the ground Of willful deser:icn and failure
to provide. The plaintiff was also authorized
to allow people to resume calling her Matilda
! Neuhous, after the manner of her maiden
days J. A. Taylor was also granted di-
vorce from Rehecca Taylor.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. The list of Re-
publican meetings, to be addressed by Gov
ernor George L. Wood throughout the State,
I are given in another column. He will speak
in thirteen places during the next three
weeks.
Mr.. HAMILToN's FuNFRAL.-The funeral
of George Hamilt took place from the Of
fee of Coroner Vermilya yesterday after.
noon, and was largely attended.