Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-23
Io;Ar INTELLIGENCE.

to five years in the Folsom Prison, escaped
about two weeks since Last Wednesday
Warden Pockman received dispatch from
Paul, dated at Pennington, Starislsus
county. stating that he was g)ing to give
himself up. A return dispatch was sant by
Mr.. Puckman to the operator, which was
turned over to Constable Il. :. w lteThouse,
at Pennington, and in reply to which he said
Paul was in his charge, though he had tray
eled fourteen miles to come and surrender
himself. Warden Pocl,man then requested
Waterhouse to bring Paul to this city, where
he was met by Mr.. Pockman yesterday and
returned 10 Folsom last night with the self
replaced prisoner. Paul is very young, being
as yet under 20 years OF age. and is Of highly
respected family. He has about two and a
half years yet 10 serve, and it is believed,
from his statement 20 ths Warden upon his
voluntary return, chat he has made up his
mindto satisfy the la~'s demand for his past
crime, aud live above rcproach III the future
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes.
terday, the case against Mrs O'Brien, for
violating the Health Ordinance, was con-
tiaued until the 26.h instant upon the prom
Use of defendant that by that time the
nuisance complained of would be abaied,
The examination of Charles Thompson, for
grand larceny, was completed and defendant
held to answer with bail fixed at 81, GEO. All
So was found gully of keeping an opium den,
and will receive sentence to-day. Billy
French was found guilty of visiting the above
soul-inspiring der, and was fued $40 and
costs, with ten days in the city Jail. 5. w.
Burns, battery, dismissed. William Harris
was found guilty of petty larceny, and will
appear for judgment to-day. Henry Harris,
battery, case continued until the 9th instant.
Mrs. Harriet Rical. disturbing the peace,
granted postponemeut until the 26th. Jere-
Iniah MoCarty, healthy beggaIr, case con
tinued until the 29sh instant. Hugh jeffrey
was examined upon charge Of arson and
discharged.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th: For Terry dc8Iorry, ? boxes salts, s
boxes, keg and l bale drugs, boxes oil !;
II. D. Nash & Co, l box ziuc; j. f. Whyte
& Co., l barrel whisky; e. P. r. r. Com
pauy, q cylinders, boxes machinery G..
II. Gilman. l case hats ]. G. Davis, 10
boxes chairs a. Dennery & Co, . cases
lamp shades Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. 6
kegs and l barrel staples. 4 cases and l barrel
hardware; Baker Hamilton, 81 barrels
plow points; III. H,Nichol ( Co, bundles
paper II. T. Wells, 1 case personal effects !;
r. Stone & Co., box names, boxes hard.
ware, boxes saddiery; ROthfeld Bros, l
box dry goods; Il. a. Weaver, bundles
paper Lindley & Co., car load syrup, 250
half-boxas candles; J. f. Hill, Is bundles
spokes, I box hubs Waterhousa & Lester,
box wagon material; I. Harper, l case and
s boxes boots and shoes, box sigas.
THE CITY LEvEEs.-City Surveyor Bas-
sett is engaged in survey. and examination
of the city leyees preparatory to making an
estimate Of the cost of building them higher
aud broader, as discussed and urged during
the pasS rainy season. The survey along the
city front from the foot of Y street to the
railroad shops has been made and viii be con-
tfnued as far as Brighton. The preliminary
examination will be completed ia about
week, and when the estimates have been pre-
pared 1t IS expected the question of expanding
the amount necessary 20 carry OUT the plans
will be submitted to the people for decision
at a special election to be called for that pun
pose.
BOARD Or SUPERVISORS. The session Of
Board Of Supervisors Alwasl resumed at 10
A. NJ. yesterday, a .the7membersp present ex-
cept Mr. Butler. Upon motion of Supervisor
Wilson, the clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for calciming the rooms on the first
and second Fl 1ors Of the main building Of the
County Hospital. Alse to repair the plaster
in all the wards and dining-room. Claims
were allowed to l. n Babcocl, SIC; join
Welch, SO; John E. Baker, SIS; Johr
Breuner, S24 NJ Barber, IS Jacob Broder
SIC 50 7. H. Bsrkey, 81. The Board Their
adjourned for the term.
FRETGHrs BY RAL.-The following car
loads OF freight were received yesterday il
this city Two of oil, 6 of barley, of hay,
of wheels, of coal. of wheat, OF wine, :
of lumber, , Of wood Of nails 6 Of iron, 8 o
bolts, 8 of granite, l OF ice. OF hogs end
of coaches. Carloads were Slipped eastward
Four Of wool, Of wine. 6 Of salmon, l o
leather of merchandise l OF pig iron, l.
of barley, ! Of lumber, Of beans OF sugar
l OF rice and OF iron.
COMMERCIAL - The steamer Enterpris
came down from Colusa yesterday mornin.
with about 100 tons of barley and 15S hogs
the latter going to Antioch. The Apach
on her upward trip brought the barge FsrTne
from the Fern break The Enterprise vii
leave fer Jscinto this morning. The schoone
D. g. tfaskins arrived from san Francisco
loaded with lumber for w. Il Frazer an,
Friend & Terry Lumbar Company.
RA1yrA11A-The rainfall from the storm c
Thurs5ay evening, which was accompanie
by thu1der and lightning, was only o0l3 c
an j. e.. as measured by S. IL. Ge-rish, mai
ing the sotal Cor the month 1.0i4 inches, an
for the season % 246 inches. TIE rainfall {
CORRESPONDING date in 1880 was - 9l4 inches
in 1879 16 0l2; in 1873, y SJ2 in 1871
S12O ia 1876. $3.50 inches.
LEcTUBE.-The lecture Of Rev. c. 4
Buckbso, Of San Francisco, will take plac
menciug at 1880 Subject; "S!.k t'ultul
in California" Admission, y cents for Ii
benefit Of the appsrstus fund Of the Sem
nary. This lecture hes received high cor
meG6ation from the Academy o. Sciences
San Francisco.
PERsoNAL. Congressman HiscocB of Ne
York will make tour Of California the con
inr summer. State Prison Director Cha
man and Warden Pockman were in the eli
vesserdsv. Railroad Commissioner Coz
passed through from the Boy en- route t. i
home at Red Blutf. L. +. Wilkins of tn
CITY is about to nske MS residence a. Tom
s.one Arizona.
II You are going to a picnic this seaso
Won want to 90 to Paulk's Sl4 L street, f
your canned meats, pickles. etc., aad be ST.
to get some Of those taffy cakes.
TIE CENTER TABLES occupy the whole ar
Of the late extension of premises, and W
form the prominent feature at Hale's gre
sale OF dry goods.
THE place to make your purchases in b.,
and shoes-g1od goods, at low prices-b.
House.
LADIES WH1TE Lawn tbs, al! widths ?
prices. Mechanics Store.