Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A YOUTHFUL OFFENDER.-In the Police
Court yesterday, when the cases on the cal
endar had been disposed of, the City Attor-
ney stated that he also wished to have another
case heard, and the Bailiff was directed to
bring from the prison Billy Phillips, charged
with petit larceny. That official at once re-
paired to the lower regions, but on looking
into the recess where the prisoner was sup
posed to be, could see no one there though a
closer investigation revealed the l2year-old
culprit crouched down in dark corner. He
was taken out, and being heeter of limb than
the Bailf, reached the Courtroom first,
dicial platform. The Judge, hearing the
little fellow advancing up the steps, ad-
justed his spectacles and succeeded in
finding the mite standing beside him, and
gazed at the boy in establishment when IN
formed that he was the offender. Judge
Henry appointed Henry Starr as the boys
attorney. The little fellow is a boot-black
from San Francisco, is clothed about as
roughly as the average "shlner, and
seemed but little embarrassed, though some
what ashamed. The evidence of the China
man who testified was, that last Tuesday
this boy and another larger one entered
Chinese store near Third and streets. The
large boy asked, g Is the boss in" An af-
tirmative mOnosyllable was uttered, and the
boy continued, " L must see him L want to
tell him Kearney is dead" The Chinaman
replied, You no see him; he in bed me
tellee him alice samee," and with wild
yell of Klearney, unamuck hilow, rushed
into the rear apartment to inform the boss"
of the welcome news. The little boy, seeing
a tin box containing some small coins, seized
1t and the two ran away, followed by the de-
ceived Chinaman, who well-nigh exhausted
his vocabulary of Chinese oaths before the
boy dropped the money on the ground, threw
the box into the slough and ran into the arms
of officer Valentine, who took him to the
station house. Judge Henry found the little
fellow guilty, and ordered him to appear for
sentence this morning, though he has already
expressed a belief that it would be wrong and
do no good to confine the boy in jail. In
the words of the Judge, 1.-The boy is prob
able candidate either for San Quentin or the
California Legislature. To send him to Jail
would be sure to mark out for him course
that would end in San Quentin If let alone
he may even become q legislator"
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. Lame,
Superintendent of TIE County Hospital, will
to-day file with the Board of Supervisors the
following report for the month of March
Number of patients in the County Hospital
on March LIST, 142 number admitted during
March, &c; born, l :; discharged, IS; died,
Is !; remaining in hospital March 3lst, l3S +;
meals furnished destitute applicants, 203.
The names of the deceased, their ages, nativi-
ties and the causes of death, are as follows {:
Ann Cantwell, 20, ireland, inflammation of
the brain Henry Good, AZ, Switzerland,
consumption; John Barrett, sc, ireland.
consumption Thomas Lindsey, 40, Ireland,
consumption !; Hutchinson Little. 26, Ireland,
pericarditis William Robinson, 81, England,
old age; John f. Caswell, so, New Hamp-
shire paralysis Hugh Arbuckle, "a, Scot
land. inflammation of brain Henry Fayer-
weather (colored), 66, Rhode Island, paraly-
sis; Henry Lear, 46, Pennsylvania, blood
poisoning John Connolly, %, Ireland, con-
sumption Adam SCHNEIDER, AZ, Germany,
abscess of kidney John Houston, "a, Ten
nessee, consumption. The current expenses
have been: Salaries of Superintendent and
employees, $3.50; subsistence, Sl,054 81 /;
clothing, dry goods sundries, S133 43; mis-
cellaneous expenses, Sill II. Total, 81. 054 IL.
BILL SIGNED.-In addition to those al
ready published the following entitled bill
has been signed by the Governor, making 76
in all, and including all signed up to- 2 P. NJ.
Yesterday, and certified to the Secretary of
State Senate Bill No 1910 amend Sec
tions 1917, 1921, 1882 1543 1545, 1916, 1918,
1850. 1851, 1864, 1917, 1898, 1897, 1898, 1000,
1911, 1916 1917, 1919. 1920, 1921, 1922, 1924,
1862, 1868, 1862 1866, 1886, 170l, 17l2F17l5,
176S, 1863 1770, III, 1772, IVA, 1775, 1871,
1888, 1880, 1871, 1917, 1918, 1880, 1888, 1884,
1885, 1886, 1887, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1861, 1863,
1871, 1874, and to repeal Sections 1551b, 1862,
1869, 1870 1871, 174l, 1742, 1743, 1744, 1745,
1746, 1747, 174S 1749, 1850, 1751, 1852, 1888,
1754, 1855, 175S 1777, 1913, 1888, 1910, 1S4l,
1912, 1S43, 1874, 1915, 1916, 1S47, 1S4S, 1S49,
1850. 1851, 1852 and 1872 of the Political
Code, and to add FIVE new sections thereto,
to be known as Sections 1865, 1888, 1903,
1904 and 1S79-relating to public schools.
Chapter "A.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The official report
by A. L. Frost, Collector at Sacramento for
the Fourth District of California, shows the
collections for the month of March to have
been as follows On distilled spirits, ETC.,
So, 1S2 IS; tobacco and cigars, S653 As fer
mented liquors, So, 79S IS; on banks and
bankers, 81, 565 81. Total S21, 1919 43. The
total receipts in March for the First District
were 800 0OU 81, IllahlDS tne COJdl tOlieCJloHs
in that month for the entire State S2l4 7S5 so.
Since the first of January they have been as
follows First District-January, $685.
$50 03 February 1885,, 5SS y; March, $685.
$50 81 : total, $685., 625 r. Fourth District
January, $40. 73S As; February. S15, 3l4 IS
March, S2l, 1879 43 total, ST.. 252 A. Grand
total for the State, 1874, ST Sc.
NoTARIEs APPoINTED.-Go Governor Perkins
yesterday commissioned as Notaries Public
J. B. Boyd for San Diego, vice O'Neill, term
expired; John n. Young for Sacramento,
vice self, term expired; C. B. Connolly fol
Newcastle. Placer county Fred Searles fol
Nevada City, vice self, term expired j. B.
johnson for Nevada City, vice SELF term ex-
pired Christopher Learning for Newhall,
Los Angeles county, vice Turner, term ex-
pired : George NJ Holiday for Fountain
valley, Los Angeles county. vice self, term
expired Robert W. Scott for Anaheim, vice
self. term expired Thomas B. Patten foI
Placerville, vice self, term expired; A. 9.
Meeker for Lodi, vice self, term expired
Frank w. Young for Weaveryille. vice self,
term expired.
TRADE nARKs.-George Turner has flee
with the Secretary of State his claim for 8
trademark for ink for blacking made by him
It consists of the word symbol Eureka, In
connection with the name of the article
Max Morganthau has also filed his claim Tor
a trademark for soaps of his manufacture.
1t consists of the figure of globe with the
lines of latitude and longitude drawn thereon
Henry Bohls has flied his Trademarks for
tobacco manufactured by Baumgartner & Co
1t consists of an illuminated label with rao'
bits in the yignette. Also claim for o
mild and sweet tobacco put up by Baum
yartner & Co., the same being similar label,
A BuRcLARY.-While 7. J. Clunie and
family were at the Pavilion Wednesday even
ing burglars raised window of his residence
on Seventh street, near o. lighted the gas and
began diligent SHrch for valuables. They
were observed by lady living near by, who
raised her window and screamed so loudly
that the burglars fed, having obtained moth
ing but 81 30 and three red silk handker-
chiefs.
CORPORATION AGEST.-The Trinity Hy-
draulic Gold Mining Company. organized
under the laws of Indiana, has filed with the
Secretary of State a notice and certificate
that NJ. T. Griffin will act as its agent in
California, and reside at Weaverville.
MEMS EUREKA TAP SOLE CALF Doors, No
quality. at the Red House. Price, 81 80.
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