Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE CoURF.-In the Police Court yes
terday r. j. Cottrell, Gilbert Lamar and
Geo. Randolph, arrested for being drunk.
were discharged. W. H. Simpson and
Henry Bates, disturbing the peace, pleaded
guilty and were fined each s. and costs The
case Of embszzlement against Victor Bloom
was dismissed for want of prosecution, full
satisfaction having been made to the prose-
cutting witness. Ohas. Ryan pleaded guilty
to having retired for the night in a freight
car with his pants and drawers on and he
Will appear to day to receive the Judgment
and adm0nitions Of the Court Carl Grewst-
witt arrested for same offense, gave q very
bland and innocent excuse, and owing to his
extreme youth and the innocence of his in
tentior, be was discharged. Ed Smith
pleaded guilty of being drunk, and Felix
O'Neil and James Kalahar were tried and
found guilty OF disturbing the peace, and the
three were each fined S. and costs. William
Smith, tried for petit larceny, was found
guilty and will receive judgment of the Court
to-day. In the Chinese theater cases. Moon
Chung, Wong Gee Man Chow, All Lee, All
Hing, All You, All Sing and Long Song, for
maintaining nuisance, cases continued until
the oath instant. A jury has been demanded
TOR trial of each case. All Tie and All Yung
charged with same offsnse, were discharged
as having nothing to do with the matter,
being only cook and property men for the
company. The case of james Noonan,
charged With petit larceny, was continued till
to-day. The Court then adjourned
MERCHANDISE COMING. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For w. A. q C. S. Houghton, 8 boxes
envelopes, case books, case shipping tags
Baker 8 Hamilton, &c boxes hardware; Fl.
c. Kirk & Co, 2 boxes drugs, box zinc Ell.
ner Bros, II barrels whisky T. McMorry,
l case drugs Lindley & Co, 40 bales to.
bacco Adams, Mcneil l. Co, 80 packages
tobacco; huntington, Hopkins & Co. $50
plates iron, 400 kegs horse shoes, 555 bundles
bar IRON 20 packages and boxes axes, II
cases door hinges, roll wire, tub copper.
boxes hardware, 3 barrels traps A. Thomp-
son u Co., 90 barrels sugar Z. g. Morton, l
case household goods; H. s. Mcmillan, l
box clothing o. w. Erlewiue. / box house
hold goods; Holman, Stanton & Co., cars
plows. 1 Car plows and repairs; s. Lipman
6 Co, ? bales comforts, l bale blankets
Central Pacific Railroad Co., Q casks copper,
l3S bundles iron, L box hardware; Locke &
Laveuson, box window-shade fixtures, 10
rolls carpet; Il. Stone & Co., | bale and 6
boxes Eaddlery. 1 box and l case hardware,
box w.ip handles; Billingsfey & Co., case
brushes; r. Dale, cases wagons bundle
stills John f. Cooper, pianos G. II.
Gilman, case dry goods Weinstock s Luz
bin, box hats.
BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-T city Board of
Education held special meeting last even
ing. The bill for vaccine matter, presented
by the Board of Health to the Board of
Supervisors, and by it referred to the Board
of Education, was rejected, upon the ground
that as the law requires all children to be
vacciusted before entering the public schools
there Is 40 law or authority by which the
Board can pay the bill. The Superintendent
stated that general substitute teacher was
needed that could be called upon whsn
needed, ID addition to those already en-
ployed. TIE Board proceeded to elect such
a general substitute teacher, and Miss Mary
McCrory was elected. The payroll for De-
cemher WAS allowed, and also bills as follows
Wm. Baker, for repairs, 81 IL. q. Kirk &
Co, thermometers and chemical and philoso-
phical apparatus, S62 SO; T. Foster, binding,
81 80; German American Insurance Co, $50
RECORD Union, advertising, 81 so; Daily
Bee, advertising, 81 80; Billiard & Corbett
labor, 500; Barney Dignon, labor, 81 so
Edward Duffy, labor, $50 Owen Ward and
john Lynch, labor, S5S. Total including
December payroll, S5.095 81. The Board
then adjourned.
PERSONAL. = Judge Marshall, of Rene,
passed through yesterday to San Francisco.
A. Walrath, of Nevada City, is in town.
Hank Smith, Superintendent of the Bel
cher mine, and Alonzo Hamilton, Superin-
tendent Of the Crown Point mine, passed
through also, from the Bay State Prison
Director j. II. Neff went to Folsom yester-
day afternoon, and others Of the Directors
will 60 up TO day by special car for a meeting
to audit accounts and prepare the annual re-
port 70 the Governor.
MYSTERIOUS RUNAwAY.-Elijah Renfro
and another man, while at Freeport last
evening, left their team hitched outside the
saloon while they went inside and refreshed.
While so engaged the team became frightened
and ran away, and last night could no. be
found. 1t is suggested as possible that they
Syent into the river. The travellers came
home with another rig, arriving here late.
IEaUEsT HKLD.-An inquest was held last
evening upon the body of Baltz Suffer. who
committed suicide by hanging himself on
Saturday night at the William Tell House,
at Coroner Vermilya's Office last even.
ing Nothing additional in relation to his
death was shown to that which has already
been published. The deceased was 80 years
of age, and native of Switzerland.
TIE GREAT SALE INAUGURATED-FIvR IN
ONE-Slaughter commenced. Goods going
rapidly. One hundred and forty thousand
dollars worth of goods thrown upon the retail
market The poor mans chance. A com.
plete change of the business on February 2,
1881. All goods marked way down. Mems
and boys clothing slaughtered. Twenty
thousand dollars worth of boots and shoes
sacrificed. The entire line of mems and boys
furnishing goods all marked down. Mems
and boys hsts nearly one half their value.
Dry goods-A complete overhauling, with
such reduction as it woul1 be impossible. to
hold them back. Fancy goods and hosiery at
such prices-no questions asked. Blankets,
quilts and conforters at factory prices.
Clocks and jewelrY reduced. Trunks, valises,
bags, ETC., on second floor. Saddles, halters,
and brides marked down, on second hoor.
Harnesses, away down, on second floor. Car
pets, window shades, oilcloths, etc., at less
than factory prices second flor. This being
genuine sale, all should take advantage of
it. @. II. Gilman, proprietor of the original
one-prioe house.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS Dress lengths, at
Mechanics Store.
DREss LENGTHS, for holiday presents, at
Mechanics Store.
SER Red House new advertisement.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS in the shape of hats.
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
SEArsKIN PURSES, in variety of sizes.
Mechanics Store.