Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-19

POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court on
Saturday William Grimes, drunk, was
fined So 80; o. NJ. Adams pleaded guilty to
battery of Superintendent +. L. Landes at
the latter's office on Thursday last, and was
fined $40 and costs; Wallace Macpherson,
charged with obtaining money under false
preterses. was held to answer to the Grand
Jury, with bail fixed at $500; John Wall,
alias F" Happy Jack, was tried on charge of
being common drunk, and discharged !;
Frank Martin and Eddie johnson were ad-
Judged guilty of disturbing the peace; Barney
McSerley was fined 50 for having been drunk !;
Ell Mayo was fined SD 80 for violating the
health ordinance Conrad Schepp, previously
convicted of selling diseased meat, was
granted a continuance of Judgment till the
9th, as was also Robert Mcclure for embez-
Element, and George ID. Almond for INSIDE
meanor the petit larceny cases of All Toy
and All Sam went over till the 18th; Annie
Marks and Della Gallagher were tried for
petit larceny and found not guilty.
DES RAIDED.-Last evening q man who
had got too much beer went into Martin
Ryan's dive, on K, between Front and Sec
ond streets, where he fell asleep in chair.
While in this position he was robbed OF fine
heavy silver watch and chain. He at once
reported it to Chief Karcher, who detailed
officers jackson, Ferral, Rider and Campbell
to go to the place of the robbery and arrest
the proprietor and every person found IN the
establishment. They proceeded TO obey
orders. and, after severe rough and tumble
experience took eight with them to the
station-house and locked them up for the
night. Amepg the number taken in was the
proprietor and three prisoners just discharged
from the County Jail and chain-gang.
FAMILY DIFFICULTY = Last Tuesday or
Wednesday house at the corner Of Twelfth
and d streets was reported to police head
quarters to have been robbed Officer Fred
ericks arrested boy upon suspicion, and the
Chief of Police telegraphed to San Francisco
for another whom he suspected. Yesterday
the lad from San Francisco returned and
gave himself up with the missing property.
1t now seems to be family difficulty be-
tween stepmother and stepchildrsn, and
will probably be settled.
STRUCK A SAwYER.-Near Front and Y
streets bored well is being sunk. Saturday
at depth Of fifty feet the workmen struck
a sawyer-a log very obstinate in texture aud
apparently partly petrited, at least SO hard
as TO make it questionable whether it viii
be better to so on, or to begin another bore a
few feet away,
PRosTRATIog FROM HEAT.-0n Saturday
afternoon. about o'clock, carpenter by the
name of Allis Balline, employed at the Pr
oneer Mills, was overcome with heat, which
was SO serious ss to be at first thought TO be
fatal, bat he was greatly improved yesterday,
and last evening said to be out OF danger.
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In SELECTING A-CooL, COMFORTABLE HAT
for summer wear, attention should be paid to
the large line of mohair, alpaca and cashmere
hats at present to be found in the Hat De-
partment of Mechanics Store. They COM
bine the latest styles, with the cool comfort
needed for 100 in the shade
A LUXURY IN THESE HoT DAYs.-One Of
Jewett's Paten. Refrigerators, which will
keep meats, butter, etc, sweet and cool. To