Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A BAD GANG ARRESTED. Last Monday
two young men walked into the grocery store
of G. Fieldheusen, at 73O L street, and
called for beer. The proprietor went into
the rear room to procure it for them, when
they followed and proposed that they should
shake dice TO see whether they would pay for
it, but the proprietor refused to do this.
While they were discussing the matter the
grocer heard noise in the front room, and
entering quickly, discovered third man
leaving the room with the till. which he had
taken from the counter. On seeing that he
was discovered, he dropped the box and fed.
The other two soon afterwards walked away.
Chief karcher was notified, and set officers
to watch the entire party, believing that
the three were confederates and old
thieves, and on Tuesday night officer
Rider and local officer Cafferty arrested two
OF the men in beer saloon. The matter has
been kept quiet, however, by the officers, who
expected to arrest other parties. They after
wards found the other man in an L street
house lighting with a woman who came here
with him from San Francisco, and is believed
TO be confederate of the thieves. She was
arrested. and gave the name of Lizzie Smith.
The mems names are John Barry, alias
Brooks, Jack Creighton and William Smith,
alias McGregory. None of the men appear
to be over "A years DID, but the Chief Of Po-
lice, who has sent to San Quentin for their
records, says each of them has served his
term of imprisonment for grand larceny or
burglary. The police also allege that the
same men recently arranged plot and pre-.
pared to burglarize an j. street house of noto-
riety, but the fact becoming known to the
authorities, reception was arranged for the
Thieves xUhiph fhar lrz r
and were wise enough to avoid.
lNcoRPoRATIoNs.-Arti of incorpora-
ton have been filed with the Secretary of
State of the Independent Mining and Mill
ing Company. The principal place of bust
ness will be in San Francisco. The Directors
are j. NJ. Kane, Henry Krebs, Jr., George
A. Reynolds, j. NJ. Ramu and Robert
Christy, and the capital stock is 81, 000, 900.
-. Also, the Sociedad Filantropica de
Ahroros de Nueva Almaden, for charitable
purposes. Trustees-Francisco Garlic. Juan
Hernandez, Jose Maria Fabilla, Guellermo
Navurette, Clemente Para, Manuel Vasauez
and Cameto Allvez. Also, the Vallicito
Hydraulic Mining Company, to operate in
the Vallicito Mining District, in Calaveras
county. The Directors are A. J. Bryant, L.
B. Pond. William Dumphy, c.. H. Living
ston and A. Nj. lIitchell and the capital
stock Is 500, 600. Also, Valley Lodge, No.
10Y, 1. o. 0. f., in the town of Lincoln.
The Directors are Thomas b. Harper, Fred.
erick Wastier, Joseph Dallman, Chauncy L.
Aotchkiss and George ID. Aldrich.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden April
Sth: For George Schroth, boxes wooden
trays; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 12O bun
dies galvanized iron Holman, Stanton &
Co, cases lawn mowers w. D. Comstock
6 boxes chairs Adams Mcneil & Co., 20
boxes matches; H. C. Kirk & Co., box
drugs 2. G.. Evarts, box maple sugar
Mebius & Co, ) tierces, 90 buckets 225 cases
lard; f. Birdsal, barrels liquors Van
Heusen & Huntoon, y boxes chars; r. Stone
& Co, cases saddlery hardware Weinstock
& Lubin, l box paper boxes, s boxes boots,
boxes hats, l box shirts j. T. Stoll, l box
hardware Whittier, Fuller & Co., box
holdings; A. c. Tufts, box drugs Stude-
baker Bros, box carriage irons, racks ad-
Unstable seat awnings.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat
urday the following business was transacted /:
These cases were dismissed Ching Ii Chung,
perjury; Leon Chong, petit larceny John
Barry and J. S. Wheeler battery. Wing
Wah's case of misdemeanor was continued
till the 18th John Burns case of disturbing
the peace went over till Tuesday; John Brit
tan, John Edwards and Brock McAllister
were fined 81 30 for being drunk Tim Crow
ley, vagrant, was sent to Jail for 10 days,
and on similar charge Tim Collins was SEN
fenced to serve so days; Pat Sullivan and
James Walsh, who had disturbed the peace,
were fined 81 and costs each the charge of
felony against Mary Kennedy was dismissed
on motion of the City Attorney.
SCHOOL REPoBT-The school in the West
ern Union School District near Freeport has
closed for the season. 1t has been under the
management of Miss Addie Hughes of Sacra-
mento. The attendance has been 80 per cent
of the number enrolled, and the general at
tendance about 26 Following is the roll of
honor for March: Carrie Morgan, Thomas
Coleman, Annie Curran, Willie Donahue
George Baumgarte& Minnie Bethel, Antoine
Silva, Fred. Klotz, George Niedecker, Mary
Coleman, Charley Niedecker, Addie Silva.
GLAss-BALL SHOOTING. = The Capital
Sporting Club held practice shoot at East
Park yesterday The Bogardus trap was
used and each shooter allowed twenty five
balls The following scores were made:
Bruner .l1lOoo11 l0o1uu0I1llOI01-
Lee .............0O0l0 lllI0ll0lo0l0I1ll- lG
Whittier .......... .1l0ll001l1lc00lll COLL III