Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
Rnginsrs AdTaIt.gemorts
LOGSI INTELLIGENCE.

the following persons From Sacramento
Lloyd L. Alnsden, Frederick Baumle, James
". Neff, Wm. D. Grove, Hiram Cook, j. y.
Fountain, B. Alexander, Andrew Flohr. N.
Dingley, c. Z. Adams. A. Holman, Chas
A. Luhrs, Richard Best, Frank Schuler,
Frank Lenoir, j, n Ripley, Robert Muller
Samuel Smith, X Beauchamp, p A. Byrne,
w. z. Cronin. Solomon Loryea. David Lu
bin, Adam Nessel, George w Locke, George
L;ghthardt, Jacob Schmidt, John Ryan, Jr.,
Anton Nau1ietch, II. M Bernard, Samuel
Carter, j X. Ray, Henry Meyers, i. Greer,
Joseph Pheilan, w. d. Constock, Daniel |
Rockwell, Wm. Meharry, James Isaac,
Gus. Lavenson, d. Gardner. A. 7.
Hussey, Michael Wagner, Thomas
Guiuean, John Duncan, Frank Avery,
Thomas FL. Smith, George Boyne, j. Fl. |
Goldsmith, Eli Rath, Herman Winters, John |
hatcher, o. p. Dodge, George w. Stafford, |
D. Gillis, Alexander Mcintosh. Brighton
John B. Taylor, A. A. Nordyke, a. w.
Bryan. Sutter-John Charles, Edward D. |
Hanlon. Walnut Grove-Pleasant Crew.
Ashland-John I. Cardwell. Galt-John |
McFarlan. Natoma-Jacob Broder, Joseph |
Woodward, Owen McArdle Hicksville-
John Rae. Fiorin-David Reese. Lee
Township-A. E. Farrenbaker. Courtland-
2. B. Greene. The venire is made return
able on the 4th day OF January next, on
which Date the jurors above named are re-
quired to report at 10 A. N. before the
Superior Court in this city.
POLICE CouRT.-Tn the Police Court yes
terday, Lizzie jerks, common drunk, was
again awarded thirty days in the County
Jail. The burglary case of Lee Vow was
continued until to-day, and he was allowed to
go upon his recoguizance. The charge Of
petit Larceny against Maggie Price was heard
and taken under adviseneut until to-day.
The charges of disturbing the peace against
L. Schutneyer, Robert Schumeyer and +.
Wilder were dismissed for want Of prosecu
ton. Mary Farr was fined $40 and costs for
being druak Emil Buckow was trisd upon
the charge Of disturbing the peace, found not
guilty ard discharged. The charge Of bat
terry against ROBBERS Bsrtoa was dismissed for
want Of prosecution. Whalebone jim and
Charles Graham pleaded guilty to charges Of
disturbing the peace, aud they were fRed $50
each, and in default OF payment they will
serve the city In the chain-gang with head
quarters az the County Jail, for ninety days
each. Joe Fitzgerald was found guilty Cf
battery, and goes with Barton and Whale
bone Jim to help clean cfosswall1s for three
Martin was dismissed, Tor the reason that the
City Attorney presented e complaint for the
higher offense of resisting an officer, which is
an indictable misdemeanor. The case OF dis
turbing the peace against G.. Meeler was con-
tinued until to-day /; that of William Sanborp,
for carrying concealed weapons, until to-
morrow, and those of p. Daley and Mrs.
Daley, Mrs. Regan and Elen Regan for bat
tery, and Ed Regain for disturbing the peace,
/ tba y ~,
Court then adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
4th: For Rooth & Co., 10 crates goldfish;
Louis Mongallard, l barrel whisky W. a.
& c. S. Houghson, l box paper; A. Dem
merry & Co., % cases lamp chinneys; G. L.
Bush. l case glass ornaments; J. T. Stoll, II
sacks saddls-trees Hale Bros. q Co, case
travelling bags, l trunk Whittier, Fuller &
Co. case artists material, case picture
frames: Central Pacific Railroad Company.
10 bales waste, lbs bales iron Hall, Luhrs Il
Co. 20 tubs butter; w. D. Comstock, 6
cases marble, case chairs; Lindiey l. Co,
"a cases mustard; Huntington, Hopkins Il
Co., l case hardware, cases saws,
20 cases horseshoes, 252 plates iron, 4
crates money drawers; S. II. Davis, l
cases and bundles leather, cases curry
combs II. Fisher, case confectionery j.
+. Davis & Son, car buggies Batchelder,
Van Gueldsr & Co, clses bolts; j. u.
Davis, l case chairs; james Scribner, L
stove. l casa household goods, l copper
reservoir; Locke & Lavenson, 2S rolls
carpet J. J. Spieker, box cigars, 2 boxes
pads aud trusses; Adams, Mcneil Il Co.. 10
barrels currants, 40 boxes tobacco.
ELECTION oF OFFIcERs.-At the annual
meeting of Tehama Lodge, No, g. F. and =. NJ.
held last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Perrin Stan.
ton, W. NJ; r o. Cravens, s. w; Peter
Duruo, J. w; John Watt, Treasurer j. a.
Roslin, Secretary; George w. Chapman, S.
D.; S. 4. Wolfe. j. D.; l.. NJ. Potter. G. n.
Nelson, Stewards; Robert Collar, Marshal; ;
E. Chamberlain, Tyler.
TRAIN LATE THIS MoRNING.-The overland
train fr1sn the East, due here this morning at
Gas. was FIVE hours late at l o'clock this
morning on account of detentions which &C.
Cured east of Ogden. The train and Eastern
mail will not, therefore, reach here before
about noon, and if no delays occur from snow
this side of Truckee, will probably leave here
for San Francisco at 12:10-tbe regular time
of the noon train.
PR1soSEhs FOR FoLsoN.--Isaac Newton,
alias Hiram Manning, who was sentenced on
Saturday last by Judge Clark to a term of
eight years in the Folsom State Prison for
grand larceny, was taken to that place yes-
teriav morning by Deputy Sheriff j. j. OTn.
Thomas Neeley, who was sentenced yester-
dav to one year at TIE same place for grand
larceny. viii be taken to Folsom to-day.
COMMISSIONS. Governor has commits
stoned Chester Rowel as menber of the
State Board Of Health. vice Granniss, de-
ceased. also George Z. Hersey 9 Notary
P1hiic for Gilroy A. 3. Collins member
Of the District Agricultural Association Ne.
al w b Montgomery fer the same. and
s. K. Harmon as a Trustee OF the Asylum
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind.
CouMrRcrAL.-Sin,e last report boats have
arrived from the upper Sacramento as fol
lows. Steamer San joaquin No. 3, with
barges l.. S. Allen and Sonoma. ana the
steamer Varuna. with barge Irand lsland,
Cor S9c-amento. besides the Harriet passed
down. with barge Rosalind, tor San Fran
cisco, all loaded with grain.
Co1IFcT1oSs PAID OvER.-Sheriff He'll
bron Yesterday turned over to the County
Treasurer 81 AS rs, license collections sZS,'
657 81. from collections of State and county
taxes of 1880; $50 45, on account OF tax Col,
lected for Draiuage Division NJ. l. and
s1eS 30 collected SIS school tax. making a 10
tai of $50, 102 AZ.
LECTURE TONIGHT by Dr.. Simms, on pfy'
sioguomv, at Congregational Church. Charts
ON health and character to-day at the ahte'
room Of the church.
READ Our New ADVERTISEMENT Me
cl aaics' Store.
GREAT REDUCTION in bsots and shoes al
the Red House,
WOODEN USDERwEAR from 70 cents to >
at tie Red House