Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-11
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

the complaining witness, and claimed at the
time Of arrest to have become tired of sup
porting the defendant in life of vagrancy,
had reported herself when the trial came on,
and wished to have the prosecution dropped,
She stated as her reason for this that she, by
her present manner Of life, had brought dis
grace enough upon her parents, and she did
not wish to add to It. IL Just what manner
the conviction Of the defendant for vsgrancy
for living upon the fruits Of her shame, was to
reflect upon her parents, Of whose feelings she
was so guarded, and whom she was so anx-
ious not to further disgrace, did not ap-
pear to the Court. But the pros
ecution generally, having apparently
become sympathetic for the parents" the
defendant was found not guilty. Joseph
Urquhart, disturbing the peace, was tried
found guilty and fined So. All lung and
AhNFoo were found guilty of carrying con-
cealsd weapons and fined s25 each. In de-
fault Of payment they will remain twenty
five days each in the city jail. All Chin was
tried FOR the same ofense, but found not
guilty. La tho cases of Chung Chang, All
Chung and Ah King, charged with yiolatinR
the fire. ordinance, by erecting an objection
able wooden shed within the FIRE limits of the
city without permission. the defendants were
discharged upon their agreement TO remove
the structure complained Of. Mrs. Red
mond, drunk, forfeited 81 80 deposit by fail
ing to sppear ia Court and answer to the
charge Robert J. Dolau, arrested for beat
ing and bruising his sister, was discharged
upon the urgent application Of the injured
sister in his behalf.
TRIAL JURORS DRAwN-Tha following
list of trial jurors for the Superior Court was
yesterday drawn bsfore Judge benson, and
are required to report in Superior Court
room No. 2. at 10 a. NJ on Tuesday, the 22d
inst. From this city-James Ryan, Robert
Allen, Charles Nessel, Louis LsvY, Jacob
Neubluer, Fred Berger, G. II. Gilman, n.
!. Toll, a. J. Stevens, Simon Roth, Nelson
Robbins, James Connell, George Lorenz, B.
+. Alexander. Clarence n. Nelson, j. NJ.
j. Painter. S. Rothfeld, William Shst-
tuck, e. Fairchild, Andrew Noon, Rob
ert Andarson, James G. Devine, y. z.
Osborn. Philip Cohr, n. w. Robbins, Roht.
Collar. 3. Struckenholtz, Z. d. SERVER, n.
NJ Reese, John hatcher, Samuel Gottleib,
r. Greer s. G. Mott, Horatio Hurd, James
Goyan II. McKenna, Thos. Feilon, J. Q.
Rogers. G. W. Bragg, Sparrow Smith, n. g.
Billingsley Sutter Sidney Smith Gait
J. n. Short, w. II. Wiley, II. Bittanbrock !;
Center Township-Wm, Carrick and Henry
Shafer; Franklin Township-Thos. Ander-
son and G. w. Morse; Granite Township-
David Finch, john Roth and Timothy Foley;
Cosumnes Township-James Gordon and J.
o. Sherwood Lee Township-W. G. Shell
don; Brighton Township Bryan /;
CouFtland-George B. Green.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday at the usual hour,
all the members present. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved. A
molten TO rent the eastern upper hall of the
Pavilion for skating rink was lest by vote
of four against three. Upon motion or SD
pervsor Blair, the Clerk was instructed to
notify the Coroner that it is the duty Of the
county physician to hold post mortem exami-
nations whenever necessary in connection
with inquests, when called upon by the Coro.
ner to do so. Also to request the Coroner TO
call upon the county physician in such cases
in future. An estimate was submitted by
City Engineer Bassett of work done upon the
Burns slough canal, in accordance with which
$500 moro is NOW due the contractor, which
amount was, upon motion, ordered paid By
Auditors warrant. The claim of J, II. Sui
liyan was taken up and ordered paid Ayes
Drsm2n. Wilson, Butler, Bailey and BecIlev.
Noss-Blair and ChTisty. The monthly bills
were allowed, and the Board adjourned until
10 4. N. to-day.
SUNDAY Law CAsEs.-District Attorney
Buckley returned yesterday from Gait, where
ne was summoned to represent the people in
the case against C. Harvey, who was ar
rested last Monday upon charge Of violating
the statute known es the Sunday law. He
was 2rraignad before Justice I. M. Smith,
aud pleaded not guilty. He then fled an af-
fidavit to the effect that he TFould not be able
TO obtain fair trial before Justice Smith by
reason Of the Courts prejudice, and moved
for q chGnee OF venue. The motion was
granted, and upon agreement Of parties Il
was transferred to Justice Coggins' Court in
this city, and set for next Monday at 10 a. NJ.
judge Ferris, Of Gait, represented the de-
fendant in the preliminary hearing. The
case viii 20 doubt elicit much interest as 1t
viii be the first trial in this city under the
Sunday law. Dunn & Co, of Gait, who were
arrested for violating the same law by selling
merchandise on Sunday, concluded their case
By pleading guilty and paying 50 fine.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9TH: For Adams, McNeill & Co., 10 barrels
currants, 40 boxes raiEins a. 4. Van VOor'
hies & Co.. bundles scrub-brushes, 2 cases
whip-handles; w. A. & C. s. Houghton,
cases envelopes: L. X. Hammer piano
Weinst0cli & I4ubin, s cases boots and shoes
G.. 0. Bates, 10 coils rope Ames. Earle &
Co. casks and 2 barrels glassware; G. P.
r. i, Company, , boxes hardware, casks
copper; Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co., cases
piok-handles, cars iron, ? boxes screw
castings l case MARBLE 10 boxes ard bar
rels lanterns; A. G. TuftF, box drugs S.
Lipman & Co., L case underwear; Locke &
Lavensop, 1 bale window-shade fixtures, l
bale mating.
METEoRIo SHOWER. = The astronomical
writer Of ths Nevada Transcript says THE
great meteoric shower is due here on the
night of the 18th instant. 1t occurs every
wear on that date ana also on the night of
August I0sh. These shooting stars are small
cosmical bodies. They are supposed by some
to be fragments of . shattered world. They
revolve in vast numbers around the sun in an
orbit of their own, and twicela year, as above
stated, they become visible by passing with
planetary velocity through the upper regionl
of our atmosphere"
DEATH OF Mrs. HUTCH1NGs. s.-News was
received here yesterday of the death in Yc'
semitic valley of Mrs. Augusta L.. wife of J
M Hutchines. guardian of the Yosemite val
lev. Mrs. Hutchings died of hemorrhage oi
the lungs, after an illness of but eleven hours
The lsdy was well known In Sacramento q
few years ago, where, as Mrs. Augusts
Swee.land, she frequently visited friends
often remaining hers three or four months q
time. She was much esteemed by wid'
circle OF friends.
Co1TRAcrs AwARDED.-Ths contract has
been awarded By the Board CT State Capito
Commissioners TO G. Zwickel of furnishing
the iron railing for the Capitol fence, and tC
r. d. Miller the contract for concrete work
TAKEN TO HosPITAL.-A section hand
named Silva was brought down from Blus
CANYON TO the Railroad Hospital yesterday
morning, having bsen severely injured By
being run over by heavily lsaded hand-car,
INSANE En- RoUTE.-peputy Sheriff J.W.
Peters, of Grass Valley, passed through yes
teriay with an insane Chinaman named All
Noey, whom he was taking to the Stockton
Asylum.
REwARD.-The Governor has offered a re
ward of $500 for the arrest and conviction Of
the murderer or murderers of All Chez, who
was killed in Sacramento In September last
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