Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-12

worked 81 mining. Reuben A. Rogers, O
Gold Run, Is the third one, and was ar
rested a5 Nevada City on Saturday evening
he WAS married at that place on the day
previous TO Miss Mary Sullivan, Of lows
Hill. lie Ta3 arrested by the same officers
They also yesterday captured Henry Frazie,
IS the fourth ono OF the gang. He was at hi:
home On the American river. near Colfax,
when sTrszted. The four men are now ir
Jail at 4nburn. aud il IS claimed that tie
evidence As 80 their identity. and the details
connecting them with the affair. are entirely
satisfactory and conclusive. By the same
evidence the fifth man of the party, and who
IS now wanted. is known to be George H.
Shin. He was seen On Saturday going in a
northessterly direction from Colfax. His
description i rs follows: About feet S
inches IN hight, 81 or 50 years Of age, Light
and torid complexion, heavy red mustache
and chin Wh,1ksTs, uue.s he has shaved them
of, and in tha5 case his chin noticeably re-
cedes blus eyes, low forehead. weighs about
100 pounds, When last seen he wore No. 6
box-toed shceg, dark pants, with diagonal
stripes. brown striped shirt and black felt
hat, OF sizs No Z. lie plays short cards and
Ii also feuc OF the society of fast women He
Is weH posted and familiar in Nevada, Idaho
Territory -aI northern California. With
the large rsward offered there is little doubt
IS to his early capture.
INQUEsrs HELD.-In answer to a telegram
Coroner Ysrmilya went to Folsom on Satur-
day and held an inquest on the body of q
Chinaman named All 10y, whom it was as.
certaiued came TO his death by a knife wound
In the abdomen, inflicted By ons All Sam.
The jury also found that the act was com.
Initted III sef-d5felse. The testimony showed
that tbs o1o were in the middle corridor OF
the State Prison at the time of the occur.
renee. Al Sam was sitting on the doorstep
CT cs!. when an 10y approached him and
strIlsk hiul over she head with a stick. All
Sam attempted so move away, when All Low
tried to ssrl.ga AIN again, ard as he did so
was struck With Che knife, resulting fatally.
The deceased was 80 years of age An in
quest wa held Saturday evening by Coroner
Fermilya unG1 the remains OF man named
Joha Brown VINO resided in this city and
whose death was caused by an injury to his
head resolved on Friday. He was at work
upon q pll5-lrivor a5 the foot of I street,
when the iron hammer catch il descsndi 2
struck him upon the head, just above the
right tenple, and fractured his skull. He
died shortly afterwards. These facts were
elicitsd upon the inquest and that the de.
ceased was 3 Hajive of Ireland and was aged
- years. lie leaves g wife and children.
POLICE CoURr.-Iu this Court on Satur-
dsy cases se.a disposed Of as follows: Chas.
Yates, FOR escaping from prison, passed.
John Chlriaolin, battery, faed So. Mary
Farr, examined Tor grand larceny, evidence
not sufficient 10 hold TO answer. r. A Fisk,
fined $50 for cutting shade tree Of Charles
Lenore, 20 put up telephone wires. Jose
phine Daval discharged from charg Of va
grancy Tor want Of prosecution. William
Schultz. petty larceny, continued till TO-DAY
James Deylin and James Brown, fined s.
each for disturbing the peace; working it out
II the Ill yard at 81 per day. Kate Camp
bell, arrested for conducting saloon business
without license paid for license and costs
and case vas dismissed. John Williams and
Joseph Manner pleaded guilty to visiting an
opium den and will receive ten days each in
the City Jail Rose Fisher was found not
guilty Of disturbing the peace. Miss Morton
was fined s. for similar offense. Frank Nc
Gee was granted till to-day to answer to
charge of being q vagrant. J. Armeline and
Freun Costen were found not guilty of dis
turbing the peace. Mrs. Lawson was sent
TO the County Jail as s. common drunk and
Thomas Smith, who was arrested for carrying
concealed weapons, was discharged upon mo-
tion Of the City Attorney.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9TH For Adams. Mcneil & Co, SIG cask
brandy II. +. Jones, 5 organs; Hale Bros.
& Co, / bales and case quilts, ) bales bats
Continental Oil Company, car coal oil ; J.
|. Felter & Co, car woodwork G. II. Gil
man, box dry goods; Billingsley & Co., Z
boxes clothes pins Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, II cases bolts, box hinges 0. l.. Nor
ris & Co. barrel pulleys; IL. w. Darvel,
case and keg hardware G. l, Schaffer,
boxes walnut chairs; :. II. Davis, case and
! key hardware; Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
box moidirg; w. |. Houston, car glass
Weinstock 4 Lu5in, case shirts w. A. &
c. s Hought7n, boxes hooks; i. Lyon &
Co, boxes dry goods. The following passed
Ogden for this city on the Ssh Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, i75 bundles galvanized iron
POO boxes iron, % bellows Adams Mcneil
& Co, 10 b1tts Of plug tobacco; Waterhouse
& Lester. p bundles OF wagon-bow5; l..
Bkus & Co, bale Of blankets.
PoLITIoAL PoULTRY.-A hybrid specimen
Of poultry Is accredited to the possession Of
conductor C. l.. Warrer, as brought down
from Durham, on the Oregon division, and
which has the boiy, wings and tail Of duck,
but the front gear-the neck and head--5t a
rooster luaL u Crows, out exposes AZ llguF.
like all good docks, by sitting on the ground
What a gem OF q picture a cut Of that bird
would have Usde 70 head Democratic vic
tory. If it had occurred, at the San Fran.
cisco election last week. In fact it is ap-
propriate anyway, "a they crowed before
hand. and now are artistically represented by
bsvy Of dead ducks Send it to San Fran
cisco by 81 means
I.ASD LEAGUE MEETING.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Sacramento Land
League was held at Pioneer Hall yesterday
afternoon. and was we'll attended. J. p
Dalton presided. 1t was decided to change
the time and place Of meeting. and in future
20 meet on Sunday night at Grand Army
Hall, on X stree, at = O'Clock. Severa
local speakers addressed the meeting, and
songs and Rotations were given, after which
the meeting adjourned.
CITY Fazs LBRARY-The Librarian of tbs
City Free Library reports that the tota
number Of books issued during last week wai
743. OF these there were of fiction 500 juve
nile, 26l ; history, ~; biography, .; travels
IA; beile-letters II poetry and drama, 3
theology, 4; science and art, II. Average
number issued per day, 1G6; percentage ot
fc.ion, 80; juvenile, 80; juvenile and
fiction, 81.
CRY REoHPTs.-There was paid into the
City Treasury on Saturday, for the week end
ing September 10, 1881. the following r. D
SERVER, water rates, $3.50 so; S. K Cald
we'll csmetery dues, SIS; n. a, Kidder
harbor dues. s1s 20; w. A. Henry, Polio,
Court Gnes, $50 30; Geo. A. Putnam, city
licenses, 1906 81: Geo A. Putnam, dos
licenses, 81 so. Total. S96S "a
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FoR WHooPTNG CoUGH Nothing equals
Chssley's Rock and Rye.
You can rave money by buying your cloth
ing at the Red House.
H.rru .t-;,.sa ,narnsla shirts 81 90 at th,