Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PoLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
tetday cases were disposed OF as follows
George Williamson, for exhibiting obscene
pictures, was fined SO and costs, which he
paid and was released. Robert Biggs, ar
rested for Indecent assault upou bis wife, was
committed for assault to do bodily injury,
and bail fixed at 8, 500. G.. SCHNEIDER, for
violating the sewer ordinance. was tried,
found guilty and fined $50 and costs, which
he paid An Chew was convicted Of petty
larceny stealing clothing from store in
Chinatown fined $780, In default of
payment lie was sent to the County Jail for
100 days. Robert Chatt.ck. arrested for
di,tCr ing the peace. aud VIM. II. Wilson,
Tor battery, were granted a continuance until
to-morrow. The cases of w. Burnett, for
battery and e. Gruhler, for misdemeanor,
were continued until the Dist instant. The
Cour. then adjourned.
FoBEsTERs' COURT ORGAYIzsD.-Capital
Court Nc. 6.742. Ancient Order of Foresters,
was organized ia this city on Monday even
ing, and the following officers elected and
installed: II. Longton, c. r.; R. Harmon,
S. C. r a. Schulz. f. s.; o. N. Cronkite,
-. +. Bromley, Treasurer J. Lyman, S.
w; ". Beck With J. W; f. H. Joy s. B.:
J. Lamb, J. B.; Surgeon, Dr. Z. A. Bruue I;
I.rustees-Brothers Pritchard, Harmon and
Newman; Archaeological, Walthers and
Roang. Tbs work Of organizing the new
Court was conducted by committee Of the
Order from San Francisco, consisting of
Messrs Henslsy De Witt, Haskell, Jarvis,
DAILY, Hsa,iog, IcGinness and Mawtisley
At tie conclusion Of the organization and in
stallaton a banquet was given at Fishers by
the me nbsrs Of the new Court and highly
social closing Of the occasion enjoyed.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., u
cases locks, 1 case bird-cage hooks, cases
saddlsry hardware, l case castings, case
saws, / case hardware, l fierce lanterns 2
cases door handles, "a water-closet sinks, s
cases packing, case fishing tackle, l case
candlsaticks, 1913 bundles iron pipe; Mebius
Il Co, so boxes Goldfish; r. Stone &
Co, boxes hardware II. q. Kirk & Co.,
2 boxes baking powder A. Coolot, Is bales
and 10 packages tobacco Scoheld & Tevis,
2T0 cases oil d. w. Earl, 10 steel dies, 10
steel shoea; Adams, Mcneil & Co, 20 tierces
hams, &c crates and 20 boxes Goldfish Batch
elor u Co., 10 boxes carriage bolts.
DELEQUEEr Poll TAxEs.-County As
sessor J. W. Houston made his final settle.
lnent yesterday with the County Treasurer
on account Of delinquent poll taxes for 1880,
paying IL the sum of $754 so. The Assessor
has also turned over to the County Auditor a
ISL If 55i deiiIquents, whose names viii be
published aud from whom the Sheriff will
thereafter proceed to enforce collection of 81
from g-ch. that being the amount of the tax
with penalty added. This tax is now lien
upon my property, real or personal, belong
ing TO all peLsOLs DELINQUENT.
VOCATION OF SEWER ORDINANCE.-C.
SCHNEIDER was arrested upon complaint of the
Health Officer day before yesterday upon the
charge of violating the city sewer ordinance
by running discharge pipes from water closets
In bis buildings, on K street, directly into the
sewer, without al intermediate ctsspoOl He
was tried yesterday in the Police Court,
found guilty OF the complaint and fined so
ami costs. lie at first declared his intention
Of taking au appeal to the Superior Court,
but afterwards paid the fine.
BonY RECOGNIZED Oakland papers
of ieaday gave an account Of the body of a
maj b=iags ould fl batting in San Antonio creek,
near Tat city, hut the remains could not be
identified Yesterday, however, they were
viewed e., the C0roner's Office by G. \. Sharp,
of S.auNmento. who recognized the body rs
tina 81 q. Z. Lund, resident OF this city
and o. II -sterer by occupation. The particu-
lars ut lis death are not known. BE leaves
wife and three or four children.
TIE WEATHER AND RIvER.-There was
quite heavy frost yesterday morning in this
vicinity, followed By bright sunny day I'M
til towards evening, when the SKY became
clcuIsi over again, and the weather prophets
commenced shaking their heads with up
turned eyes, indicating that there il quite
likely % he another spell of weather soon.
The riser continues to rise gradually. and last
evening marked y feet.
METROPOLITAN THEATER -Miss Bucling.
ham concluded her engagement at the Metro
poisan Theater last evening, appearing in
the play Of Dick Turpin." It was by nc
means rs successful performance as Ma
zapFa, though the lady made no less effort to
be effective. The play itself is not 50 vel
suited 10 her, nor does it so afford "a fair field
for hgf abilities. The troupe goes hence To-
day to Virginia.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS The Journey.
men Tailors' Protective Union have elected
and iasgallsd the following officers for the
ensuing year: 0. Nelson, President; Jos.
,T-as Vice-p President; John Palm, Score
tar; q. Eredericks, Treasurer. The Score
tolv and Treasurer were reelected. The in'
stt.'stiln services were conducted by Past
President \. Goldsmith.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoBs.-The Board Of
Supervisors held a session yesterday, all the
members present. No business Of importance
wa transacted 1t was announced that the
Hos al Committee would hold a meeting 81
the NupsTvisyrs' office, at 9 A. NJ. to-day, tC
consider the complaint made against DR.
Lliuc, Superintendent of the County Hospi
tai
Held TO ANswER.-A preliminary exsmi
nation was yesterday held in the case Of
Robert Bisgs, arrested for assault upon his
wife while lying at the point of death, and
he was committed to tire County Jail, for ap-
pesrlacs before the Superior Court, with
bad fixed at 81, 500, which lie probably viii
not be able TO furnish.
MATRIMoNIAL-HenryE dgerton and Miss
Virginia E. Taylor, of this city, we're mar
ried ca Monday at the residence of W. w
Stow. At San Francisco, by Rev. DIR. Steb,
bins Upon their arrival in this city or
Monday evening reception was extended t.
them a5 the Howard House by many of theil
personal friends.
AUCTION SALE.-Martin Plug & Co. vii
sell at 1890 this morning, at their salesroom
ON Fourth street, between and K, guam
tity of furniture, consisting of bedsteads
chairs. mattresses, etc. Also, a set of shoe
makers TOOLS chairs, blackboards, tables
desks, pictures and other articles.
CHURCH SooIAL.-There will be socia
given this evening at the Ninth-street Baptis
Church, consisting of music and readings
An oyster supper will be given after the en-
tertainment.
FxRMPrs' ELTcTIoN.-The annual election
of the Exempt Firemen's Association will b
held st their hail, on Eighth street, mex
Tuesday from 3 to P. NJ.
RFwARp.-The Governor has offered re
ward of $500 TOR the arrest and conviction o
Patrick Keogh, who murdered William Pag
at Bodie on October 10th.
PATENT GRANTED.-A patent was issue
at Washington yesterday to j. +. Stoll, c
Sacramento, for horse-collar pad.
LADIES' NEWPORT TIES, sewed, New or
toe, Eastern make, all widths. at 81 % pc
pair. No better shoe sold on the coast 10
the nrice Mechanics Store.
LADIES should go to the Red House TO