Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-11

der & Par7ons, $40; Pacific Life Insurance
Company, $50 20; Day & Joy, Sc so; P.
Brannigan, 1927 05; Daily Bee, SCI 10 !;
Wm. Turton, S219 %; Samuel Moseby, SO !;
John Shellars, $50; j. L. Barron, 50; Lee
Young. 81; Schaden & Rodegerts, $50 So :;
& Bowen, $40; George C. Phillips, S36 So :;
Z. Gum, $50 80; Root, Nelson & Co.,
$40 &c; NJ. r. Rose, 81 50; John Ryan,
$3.50 50 ; Baker & Hamilton. SCI 80 (; L. +.
Bassett, SCI 60; VIM. Hiilsbrand, s. /; Jack
Vietes, Sc Taft. Totman & Farnsworth, So :;
Jacob Stortz, 50 80 John Victory, 81 Geo.
Murray, Si3 IS; II. Gribble (assignee),
Sl,57l 81; I. j. Ballou, SO; w. S. Mesick,
S32 80; d. J. Consdine, S13 80 (; Charles
Harper, $40 63; NJ. Daley. so 80; Thomas
Cotter, S58; Nj. Cordier, SIS so; A. Bray
son, S57; John Lynch, So
The Board then adjourned.
STEALING II JAIL.-Ehomas O'Neil was
arrested night before last as drunk, and was
placed in the large cell at the Police Jail.
Yesterday morning trusty who slept in the
same quarters missed fve-dollar greeuback
from his pocket. O'Neil was searched by
officer Carroll and the bill found in a dimiau-
tive wad among q mass Of powdered tobacco
and cigar stumps in his pocket. The charge
OF petty larceny was then ad1e against hi n
on the police slate The detection of the
crime seemed 10 ruffie his disposition, and he
was shortly afterwards fouud taking cold
air bath in his cell, with all bis clothes torn
into strings and lying upon the floor When
this ceased to be fun, ne got into his bunk
and turned in n general alarm that he was
sick. This of course is the first step towards
defense upon the ground Of insanity, ia
which he proposes 20 save the conscience Of
an attorney by actually having some preten-
tions in the direction of insane conduct
subsequently he made believe that he was
going t. choke himself to death by drawing
his pocket handkerchief around his neck
He was suffi ientiy successful in this to
brighter his cemates, when they called for
help. The officer in charge went in and re-
lieved him OF bis task by taking his choEer
away. The fellow evidently intends to get q
free ride 70 Stockton on the insanity dodge
instead Of taking loUg term in the County
Jail for larceny. lie Was tried as a common
drunk yesterday aud sentenced to ninety
days in the County J all upon that charge,
and will be tried to-day for petty larceny.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Sth: For Joseph & Gribble, so barrels
whisky, l barrel brandy; Whittier, Fuller &
Co.. box moldings: Geo T. Bush, 2 boxes
hardware, box gas fixtures; H. a. Weaver,
8 bundles paper; Baker & Hamilton, 2 boxes
castings; w d. Comstock, 8 boxes furniture.
l box marble Mebius Il Co, 10 bales of to-
bacco; +. Foster, l bale leather; W. T.
Peterson, 8 barrels and 2 boxes candy; G..
w. Chesley, Il barrels whisky; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, 22l bundles iron, 2 bundles
iron pipe, 8 drums and l box iron pipe fasten
ings, bales betting, boxes bolts, 8 bales
packing, l cask lantern globes Central Pa
ciic Railroad Company, 80 blrrels oil Hale
Bros. & Co, l box htnnels, bales cotton
goods; L. Lyon & Co, box dry goods A.
Cook, l box household goods, boxed sewing
machine.
Police CoURr.-In this Court yesterday
Pauline Osuna pleaded guilty to battery and
was fined 81 AMI costs. joseph McDufour
was tried for battery, found not guilty and
was discharged; also, Mary MeVay was
tried for disturbing the peace, with same re-
suit. Gus Wager was examined upon charge
of burglary and was held to answer. with bail
fixed at s., 600. d. K. Sayles failing TO ap-
pear to answer to the charge of being drunk,
forfeited his deposit OF So Tom O'Neil. COM
mon drunk, pleaded guilty, ana was sentenced
to term Of ninety days in the County Jail
The chicken case between Mrs Thomas and
NlfS. 4AtAittt W - concluded, nv DOtn parties
paying costs In their action against the other
The case OF NJ Neafy, FIR disturbing the
peace, was continued uusil 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The Court then adjourned.
MEMORIAL TO GENERAL SUFFER- The con-
vention Of delegates from the various Cali.
fornia Pioneer Associations throughout the
State will meet at Pioneer Hall in this city
at l o'clock this afternoon. The meeting is
for the purpose of determining upon memo
rial TO be crested to the mem ry Of General
j. A. Suffer and to select the location at
which it shall be placed. Notices have been
received from most, il not all, of the associ-
ations stating that they have appointed
delegates to participate in the movement.
At the meeting of the Association in this
city, held last Saturday evening John 5.
Miller, George A. Putnam and f. II. Rus
sci were appointed COMMITTEES TO receive
the delegates from the other societies as they
arrive to-day.
DANCERS MIXED UP.-Thele was a dance
at Rocaon's, on the lower Stockton road, last
Saturday evening. 4 wagon load of five
couples attended from thi, city. 1t was dark
in the small hours Of the night when they re-
turned, and as they drove along, nicely snug
ged down in couples, the driver lost the road
and drove II an eubalkment, by which the
lold was lefs badly mixed up at the end Of
the grade L very member of the party now
claims that they were at home all the even.
ing and did hot 60 to the dance.
This LEvEE BREAKs.-Captain Foster ar
rived from the upper Sacramento river on
the steamer Dover yesterday. He states
that the recent breaks IN the levees between
Knights Landing and Princeton have been
repaired, coniining the river to its channel,
ard the work of strengthening the embank-
ment at Stina bend is still in progress. The
results of tie recent breaks were not serious
and will not prevent the usual blowing and
sowing of grain.
TYCOON REPS. Is cents yard; fancy plaid
dress goods. 121 ceuts per yard; fancy mix
lures tsuitingsl l2b cents per yard, at the
Red House.
CoLoRED BRoCADTs. in all silk, at Hale's
The haudsomest goods in the market. Prices
away down.
NINETEEN TO % CENTS Immense variety
of dress goods a. Hsle's.
JAPANESE MATING sold at 81 cents per
yard-25 cents ct the Red House.
SEE Hale's advertisement.