Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CASES.

stealing pattern of cloth. He was found
guilty of burglary in the second degree TACT
committed in the day timel, and will take a
trip to Folsom The cases of John Dough.
ersy and that of "Baby" Houston, for grand
larceny, were set for trial on the 10Th instant.
The case Of the People vs.. Charles Cole
hover information for burglary was tried
and the defendant found not guilty, on the
ground, as members of the jury afterward
stated, that they did not think he intended
to steal the saddle which he took at the time
he entered the stables, but not finding his
own there as expected, he then stole the sad
die in question, and afterward ira led it off.
In response TO an inquiry by some of the
Jury, the Court charged that if the jury be-
lieved that the defendant did not, at the
time he entered the barn, intend to steal the
saddle, then it would not be burglary, for to
constitute burglary he must have had the
intention to commit the crime at the time
he entered Ii he came to the conclusion to
steal after he got into the barn, and did not
find his own saddle, then that would be
larceny and not burglary, and in that case
thew would have to find defendant not guilty
of the charge upon which he was tried. The
Jury returned verdict of not guilty. The
Judge. upon the verdict being announced,
addressed pointed advice to the defendant
to change his course at once; that ne mad
twice escaped conviction, but that II ne con,
tinued in the course which was indicated
by his conduct in this case, in endeavoring to
procure perjured testimony, he would GER
tainly and almost Immediately bring up in
tie State Prison, and be past the pale OF all
hopes of reformation. He was then dis
charged ffG:f, sSsS,J, ;,5 IN present CASE
but the District Attorney had him at once
arrested again upon a charge OF grand lar
ceny. and conducted to the County Jail. The
District Attorney also informed the Court
that he would tomorrow ndorning file an adj
ditional complaint against him for perjury.
1t developed upon the present trial that ne
had attempted TO procure other prisoners at
the jail to swear falsely in his behalf, and
also wrote letter to his mother, instructing
her to testify to chain Of perjury for MS de.
Tense. By mere accident the letter did not
reach its destination. He gave it to person
to take to his mother, and this person handed
it to some one else, and this last person was
arrested for some offense while the letter was
still upon him, and In this way it was inter
cepted and came TO the hands Of the Court.
Colehower is not as yet twenty years of age,
but his apparent experience and facility in
ways that are dark, as already developed,
render him promising aspirant for highest
honors and steady occupation at San Quentin
at an early date.
INcoRPoRArIoNs.- Blue Bell Copsol-
idated Mining Company, of San Francisco,
has fled its certificate of incorporation with
the Secretary of State. Trustees-S. w.
Levy, D. Harris, s. Greenbaum. A. Wild,
j. p. Edoff; capital stock. Sl,000,G00, in
100 600 shares Also, the Union Mill and
Lumber Company, of FELTON,. Directors
T. B. Hubbard, d. l.. Kent, w. Armstrong,
1. B. Kent, n. r. Bowes. The capital stock
is S25. 900, in 1000 shares Also, the Po-
teta Gold Mining Company, of San Francisco.
Directors-W. f. Dean, w. II. Lent, d. g.
Bates, J. II. Boalt, A. K. 2. Harmon; cap
ital stock, 81, 600, 600, in 100000 shares.
Also, the Carbonate Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company, of San Francisco.
Directors-W. G. Anderson, @. K. Woods,
w. G. Woods, l.. H. Nichols, w. T.. Roth
rick capital stock, $40, 100000 in 100, goo
shares Also, the Takop Mill and Mining
Company, OF San Francisco. Directors-T.
Brown, A. G. Plat, G. Renner, +. s. John
son, II. S. Rochholz capital stock, SIC, Co.,
900, in 100 900 shares. Also, the Vulcan
Mill and Mining Company, of San Fran
cisco. Directors - Thomas Brown, A. u.
Plat, George Rsnner, F. S. johnson, II. s.
Rochholz; capital stock, $40, 000.00O, IN lOO,-
coo shares.
SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Bell & Co. will
sell by auction, for executors of the estate Of
John l. Friend, deceased, July 29sh, at Il A.
A., on the premises, the east 80 feet of lot 3.
between NJ and n, Ninth and Tenth streets,
with tRo-story brick house, containing four
teen rooms and all modern improvements.
Also, at the same time and place, lot g. be-
tween II and [, Eighth and Ninth streets, in
this city, with improvements. There will
also be sold at trustees sale, on the llth day
of August, 1881, at y o'clock NJ, in front of
the Courthouse, by public auction, lots and
6. between T and e, Nineteenth and TWEEN
tieth streets, Sacramento, together with I'M
provements thereon.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Booth & Co., 10 tierces hams
Hall, Luhrs & Co.. q tierces hams is pack
ages tobacco Adams, Mcneil & Co., Is
cases clans; Lindley & Co., so cases clans,
3 cases tobacco l.. l.. Lewis & Co., ! bundle
paper G. II. Gilman, 2 cases shoes Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co, 200 kegs nails, 300
boxes horseshoe nails, Is boxes screws, ! case
files, y boxes cartridges; II. +. Parker, l
box household goods; Mrs. S. Schwindewind,
= boxes household goods; Continental Oh
Company, 800 cases coal oil; Sacramento
DAILY Necs, 81 bundles paper; Eli Denison,
2 cases cigars.
Collision on THE HIL.-About o'clock
last evening work train and two locomo'
tives came in collision about two miles
above Blue Canyon, but 90 far as could be
learned last evening without very much dam
age. 1t was stated that several Chinese en-
ployes were more or less injured, and that
engineer Phipp was somewhat hurt, but was
said not to be serious. The track was soon
cleared, ana no detention Of trains was
caused by the accident.
RIFLE MArcH.-The match between
Hughes and Rivett, of the Sars6eld Guard,
which was shot last Sunday and called tie.
viii be repeated to morrow at the company's
range, near Guthries station. The match il
for $50 a side 100 shots each, at O range oil
300 yards, off-hand and under Creedmoor
rules.
AUCTION SALB.-BeIl & Co. will sell, this
morning at IL o'clock, at salesroom, No. Dos
street, household goods of all kinds. Also
horses, wagons, etc.
THE GLMNER of our opponents rub Will
regard to our catering for the poorer elias,
of the people" pales its Intellectual ligh
amid the blaze of the great remnant sale a
Hale's Grand Central Depot.
We ARE closing out at less than cost man,
goods TO make room for our fall stock o
boots and shoes, at the Red House.
The International gives the best meal il
the city for Is cents. Extra chicken Dime
Sunday