Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-29
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, Samuel Sanborn was fined $50 and
costs. Notice of appeal was fled and bond
fixed at $50. In the cases Of John Holland,
James Ryan and J. S. O'Reardon, heretofore
found guilty OF stealing box of CLANS from
Comet, Coalter & Co, were fined $50 each
and costs. None of them had any money,
and all were sent to the County Jail. The
case of Robert Hornback, for disturbing the
peace was dismissed for want Of prosecution.
Christopher Columbus Kyle pleaded guilty
of charge Of being a common drunk, and
James AIcinerny pleaded guilty of the charge
of cruelty to animals, and both will appear
for judgment to-day. Charles McCarty, ar
rested az a drunk, wss discharged. The cases
of Joseph Harris ard Charles Lynch, charged
with battery, and VIM. French. for disturb
ing the peace, were continued until to-day.
That OF NJ Carraghan, for disturbing the
peaee. was continued until tomorrow. Those
of Moon Chung ct al, arrested IN relation to
the Chinese theater nuisance, went over to
the 3lst instant, and those of Valentine
Arcego and +. Anthony, for battery, were
continued until the 4th of January. The
case of II. j. Cooksley, for practicing with.
ont diploma, was then taken up and tried, and
the defendant found not guilty.
ODD FELLOWS MUTUAL AID.-The an.
nual meeting of the Odd Fellows Mutual
Aid Association Of Sacramento was held in
the Odd Fellows Temple, corner Ninth and
K streets, on Sunday last. The reports of
the officers show a gratifying condition Of
the organization. The object of the AssoCia-
ton is to pay $1,000 to the dependents or
legatees of the members of the Association.
During the year nine deaths occurred in class
A, and one in class B. The disbursements of
the Association were SO, SIC SO. The mem
berahip IS restricted to members of the |. 0.
O. T.. and who must be under 90 years of
age and il good health TO become members
The Board Of Directors chosen at the annual
meeting were Nelson Wilcox, FL. A. Burnett,
A. J. w. Palmer, w. H. Sherburn. Thomas
WarmbT, George B. Katzenstein, G. K. Van
Heusen, c. n. Krebs, w. B. Davies, John
Bolzs and A. Lerrick. The Bosrd of Direc-
tors thus chosen organized as follows Presi-
dent. G. K Van Heusen; Vice-President,
II. A. Burnett; Secretary. George b. Katzen-
stein; Treasurer, C. II. Krebs The organ
ization hiss been in existence for thirteen
years, and has disbursed upwards of $4,000
in mortuary benefits.
MERCHANDISE COMING. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
ooh; For Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
box castings, boxes Hardware, 800 sheets
and 145 plates boiler iron, 2 boxes tube fit
tings, so bundles sheet iron Frank Bachelor,
! box household goods, l boxed chair S.
Lipman & Co, case hosiery, J. box repel-
lants. Is bales comforts Locke & Lavenson
rolls carpet; Mebius & Co., Is boxes
mustard, II boxes baking powder, 6 boxes
spice, 10 cases tobacco Booth & CO., 10 boxes
Goldfish, 100 boxes condensed milk, 40 cases
lobster, 10 packages and 154 boxes tobacco :;
c. p r. Co, barrels and box lamps; G.. HI.
Gilman, 2 cases boots and shoes Weinstock
& Lubin, 1 case boots and shoes J ohm Camp
bell, box furniture w. An G. S. Houghton,
bundles paper ; James /. Felter, 80 boxes
TASKS; r. Stone & Co, 20 butts tobacco !;
Bachelor, Van Guilder & Co., boxes and l
barrel butts, hooks and hinges 10 bundles
iron Geo. T. Bush, cask and barrel lamp
globes r. IL. Fisk, l case patterns Hale
Bros & Co., box dress goods Chas. Sparks,
| barrel -four.
CANE PREsBNTATIoNs.-Sheri Hebron
received through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex-
press q Christmas present in the shape of a
cane. Il is silver-headed, and the staff is
entirely covered, from the head to the ferule,
with q cl7se-htting seamless fabric, made out
of horsehair. It is worked from various
colors Of hair, with exquisite patterns, in
diamonds, mosaic and ether designs, and
beautifully shaded. 1t is unique piece of
Workmanship. No name of donor nor ex-
planation accompanied the present, and the
recipient only knows that it was sent from
San Quentin . A handsome ebony cane,
with gold mounting and quartz setting, was
presented by the officers and guards of the
Folsom State Prison on Christmas Eve to
Warden T. G. Pockman. The presentation
was made by DIR. w. A. Grover, and APP
precia5irely responded to by Mr.. Pockman.
The occasion was made very pleasant one.
CITY DIREoToRY.-H. S. Croker Co.
have commenced the work preparatory to is
suing new Directory of Sacramento for
1881 It will contain the names, places oil
business and residences of all the adult popu-
latjon Of the city, including names of mer-
chants, manufacturers, business and profes-
sional men, b0ok-keepers, statesmen, clerks,
laborers, etc, 1t will also show general re-
view of Sacramento business interests, tables
OF statistics, directory to State, county and
municipal governments, and complete list
Of the pest, express and telegraph offices Of
the Pacific coast, making handbook more
replets with information than any of its
predecessors. L. NJ. Mckinney & Co. are
making the canvass and compilation.
PKRsoNAL,-Iudge benson has gone tc
Woodland, by request of Judge Bush, tc
hear case in the Superior Court of that
coustv. Senator 3. ]. Watson, of Truckee
is in the city. DR.. Z. T. Wilkins. Superin
tendent of the Nspa Asylum for Insane, anC
wife, were in the city yesterday en- route t
Marysville, where they will spend the re
mainder Of the holidays. Senator Paul Neu
man has arrived for the legislative session
He is accompanied by his wife, and has takel
rooms at the Arcade. Joe Murphy, tn
comedian, and wife passed through for tn
East yesterday. Also j. G. Flood, Jr
started East en- route for Europe. He wa
accompanied to this city by G. 0'Connor, VIII
returned to the Bay in the afternoon.
AExIvERsARY.-The new passenger depo
in this city was first opened for travel an
occupied one year ago yesterday. The frs
passenger train passed through it on tina
morning. Bernard Steinman, proprietor o
the Depot Silver Palace Dining Rooms, her
ored the a anniversary OF the event yesterda
by setting before his guests an extra preao
Under his genial management and the qua
ity of its tables, Mr.. Steinman has won Il
this establishment an euviable reputatio
among the travelling publi', second to none I
be found upon any road.
AUCTION SALE-Martin Plug & Co. wi
sell at 1880 this morning, at their salesroon
1918 Fonrth street. large amount OF parlc
and BID room furniture, Brussels carpst
mattresses. stoves, crockery, glasswar'
chromOs, toys. etc.
BosD FIED-S. D. johnson has fled h
official bond SIS Justice OF the Peace OF Ali
bans Township, with NJ. Fay and John Rs
as spreties. The bond is only for the sum {
81, 900 in the aggregate.
COMMERCIAL trading boat Neponst
left Tor the Upper Sacramento yesterday
loaded with general merchandise.
LADIES should examine the stock of Freuc
kid, side-lace and side-button shoes, at NJ,
ohanies' Store. No trouble to secure GLOW
fiji, os all widths are constantly in stock.
Bee CoMFoRTERs. 81. at the closing CT