Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


CRIMINAL CAsEs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday the motion for new trial in the
case Of All King, convicted of burglary and
stealing a case of butter, was oyerruled by
Judge DeEson, and the prisoner sentenced to
Folsom Prison for term of six months. In
the case Of the People VS.. John Purdy. upon
an Information for mjsdemeanor, the defend
ant was arraigned, pleaded guilty, and said
he was ready to receive sentence, but desired
to make statement. The Court granted
permission and be stated that he was charged
with obtaining money upon false pretenses
upon a ring that he had purchased the ring
for good price, believing it to be a pure
gold and quartz ring; that he 50 believed it
to be when he deposited it with complainant
as security for $40 loan which he received
upon it also, that he offered to get it tested
at the time Of the transaction, but the CON-
plainant did not desire it, and accepted it as
all right Upon the conclusion of the pris.
oner's remarks Judge Clark sentenced him to
two weeks in the County Jail.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th: For Huntington. Hopkins & Co, SO boxes
bolts 200 kegs nails l case screws, 10 boxes
and l case locks, case hammers, l box and s
cases hardware. l barrel lanterns, 90 cases
stove-polish, 4 barrels and casks rigging, l6
boxes wedges, , cases chisel-h handles, 10 pack
ages axes T, W. Schwamb, l case dry goods;
Blake, Robbins & Co., 100 bundles paper r.
Store & Co., boxes whips, | box whip
handles, box saddlery, 2 cases hardware l
box brushes; w. A. & G. S. Hougton, box
books; S. Lipman & Co., l case dry goods
Central Pacific Railroad Company l box
iron pipe fittings Ross & Bauer, boxes
furniture; Hale Bros. & Co, case buttons.
bale cotton goods; Bachelor, Van Guelder
& Co, Z boxes bolts; H. c.. Kirk & Co,
box drugs; L. Elkus Co., bales cotton
goods; Thomas Harper, s cases boots and
shoes; Lindley Co., 20 barrels hams.
Maxine THE RoUSDs.-Tom Cranney,
who has but Just emerged from term in the
County Jail as a common drunk, felt lone
some upon getting out, and having success
fully disturbed the peace several times within
few hours, yesterday pleaded guilty to the
same and was returned by Judge Henry to
the County Jail for another term of sixty
days. He seemed entirely satisfied when SEN
tence was pronounced. There can be no
question but that the acts committed by him
were for the direct purpose Of regaining the
place to which he is again sent, and it will be
saving of time and trouble, and remove the
frequent temptations for such repetitions, if
he were to receive the full extent of the law
on each occasion.
Police CoURT-In this Court Yesterday
John D. Donovan, previously tried and con-
victed of petty larceny in stealing coat,
which he had pawned for drinks and lodg-
ings, was fined $50 and costs In default Of
payment he goes TO the chain-gaug for fifty
days. NJ. Morris, charged with bedding
without license, was discharged upon pay
ment OF costs. Tom Cranney pleaded guilty
of disturbing the peace and was sentenced to
pay fac of $50 and costs, aad in default
Of payment was sent to the County Jail for
sixty days. j. Ramsey, charged with dis.
turbing the peace, and Louie Smith for bat
terry, cases continued until to-day. The Court
then adjourned,
AUCTION sA1Es.-Martin Plug L Co. will
sell at 1880 a. N. to-day, on the premises in
Washington, Yolo county, corner of Second
and Ann streets, all Of the furniture. bedding.
stoves, carpets, pictures, bar-room fixtures
etc, contained in said boarding house They
will also sell on Thursday morning at 1890,
at corner Il Twelfth and l streets, a fine
two-story frame house, containing ten hard
finished rooms, with all modern improve
ments. Also the entire stock Of groceries,
counters, scales, shelving, show cases, cigars,
etc, IN store, southwest corner Twelfth and
l streets, together with horse, harness and de-
livery wagon.
FUNERAL OF Mrs. HANCOCK funersl
of Mrs. G. w. Hancock, which took place at
2 o'clock yesterday from her late residence,
was very largely attended Senator Warren
Chase delivered an impressive discourse on
the subject OF immortality. At the grave
Mr. Chase read, in the presence Ct the
mourners and the large assembage of SYM
pathizng friends, a poem which, in her life
time, was favorite with the deceased. Ron |
VIM. Johnston, Hon. H. NJ Larue, Albert
Leonard, A. Q. Hinkson, Daniel Flint and
w. II. Mills acted as pail bearers.
CONFERENCE.-The steamer Flora which
has been expected for several days from the
upper Sacramento arrived yesterday with the
barge Garfield. both loaded with grain. The
steamer c. NJ. Small passed up to Marysville
taking merchandise and mail No other
boats reported. The steamer Varuna came
down from the upper Sacramento with pas
sengers, aud landed them Just above the
bridge and returned up river.
PROFESSOR PRoCToR's LECTURE.-The sec.
ond lecture of the season before the Sacra-
mento Literary Institute viii be given on
Thursday evening next by Professor K. A.
Proctor, the distinguished English astrono-
mer having for his subject " Astronomy"
The lecture will be delivered in the Congre-
gational Church, and the name of the lect-
urer, together with his subject, will no doubt
secure crowded house.
MILITARY REvIEw.-Governor Perkins will
this evening review the military companies
located in this city at the Pavilion. Tickets
for admission have been issued to the State
officers and members of the Legislature and
few others. Only limited number have
been invited, so that the hall may not be so
crowded that military movements may not
be performed.
INCORPORATED. = There have been filed
with the Secretary Of State articles of incor-
poration of the Roseville Manufacturing
Business Association. Directors-N. Mer-
tes a. D. Neher, S. J. Pullen, j d. Pratt.
7. r. Jones. Its capital stock is $4,000.
LETTERS REVOKED The letters of guard.
ianship issued some months since to VIM
Gale ia relation to Addie Gale, were yester-
day revoked by Judge Clark. in the Superior
Court, and Mrs Lucinda Blue appointed
guardian of said minor in his stead.
PIONEERS CONVENTION The delegates
from the various Pioneer Societies throughout
the STATE will meet at Pioneer Hall to day.
70 take actlln III RELATION ID tue proposed
monument to General John a. Suffer.
No MEETING The Board of City Trustees
held 10 meeting yesterday, as the members
were occupied in relation to the high water
1t is expected that the regular weekly meet
ing will be held to-day.
DIVORCE GRANTED.-George Ssger was yes
terday, in the Superior Court, granted a
divorce from Catherine Sager, upon the /
ground of desertion.
COMMISSIONED Reardon bias heen
appointed and commissionedas First Lieuten- |
ant and CommissaIy of the First Artillery |
Regiment.
PILOT COMMISSIONER u. II. Odds has /
been appointed by Governor Perkins as Pilot
Commissioner for the port of San Diego.
THEY ARE A BARGAIN.-Five-dollar pairs
of 104 white family blankets to close st 81 20
per pair, at the Red House.
MOUNTAIN MIST" dress goods, 5 cents
per yard at Haies.
HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDs at Hsle's.
NINEFEEN-oEET dress goods at Hale's.