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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-03-26

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-19
RuRaIARs ARRESTED.

There's many slip" etc. For some
months past there have been great many
car robbers along the line OF the railroad
between Auburn and Oakland wharf. On
the 2ssh of November last eight of the
q "A. and S. A. cars were robbed while en-
route TO oakland. Chief Karcher and off
GERS Arlington and Lee, Of this city, and
Brissell and Harris, of the railroad detective
force, commenced to work up the case and
arrest tie offenders. In the course of their
labors it became necessary to look after mat
tiers in San Francisco. Officer Arlington
went thither, and while there he confded the
business he was on to detectives Fuller
and Coffee, of that city. Arlington found
that the men he. was after We're
in this city, and telegraphed to
Chief Ksrcher that fact and returned.
He also found that the burglars had buried
some of their plumber near Pinole; that they
had hired plunger. and left it ct the Broad
way street wharf at San francisco, instead of
returning it to the place where they received
it. Arlington returned here on the evening
of the 18Th instant, and the search for the
offenders was urged forward diligently. Their
roost was found and watch set upon If.
In the meantime, and before they had been
able 70 find their men, the San Francisco de-
tectives appeared upon the scene. The Sacra-
mento officers suspected that they were going
to interfere with their plans, and determined
to prevent it, if possible, by arrest.
ing the parties. Officer Lee went to watch the
"roost." While there he saw an old convict
lurking about the vicinity, and, fearing that
he would give notice to the thieves of the
presence of the officer, arrested him and took
him to tae city prison. Previous to this
Brissell had been indiscreet enough to tell the
San Francisco officers where the thieves
roomed, to wit, at the Empire House, but
Friday night Lee was rewarded for his pa
thence. for the thieves appeared, all dressed and
equipped to leave the city, and he called in
the assistance of Brissell, Harris and Airing
ton, and they arrested the robbers and took
them to the lookup. 1t subsequently trans
pired that the San Francisco officers had
brought the man, who was arrested by Lee.
up with them as stool-pigeon, and sent him
out TO look up the whereabouts of the thieves,
and themselves went TO bed at the Western
Hotel, registered under fictitious names.
Lee, by arresting him, unwittingly spoiled
their game, which, of course, was to make the
arrest and claim all the credit of having
worked up the case. The names of the
thieves are Mike Sheehan, alias Frank Sar-
gent, and George Willis, alias George Ander-
son. Some of the stolen property was also
and the officers claim to have a
dead case against them and sure one. At
the time of the arrest the robbers showed
fight, and one of them came near getting the
drop on Harris with his pistol, which is an
English bulldog, and was only prevented by
bis hand being grasped before he could fire.
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ASKS TO BE MUSTERED OUT.


Rumors were afost early last week that
Company B, First Artillery Regiment, COM
manded by Captain Hoaghton, was taking
preliminary steps towards being mustered out
Of service. Inquiry in regard to the matter
made at the compapy's headquarters elected
the following statement as the facts upon the
subject: At meeting of the Board of Or
ganization and Location, recently held, it
was decided to change the services of Com
pany B from that of battery to company
of heavy artillery, to be armed with muskets.
This was not acceptable to the company, and
at meeting of the officers and members of
Company b, held on Monday last, it was
unanimously decided by them to petition the
Command=r-in-Chief to honorably muster
the company out of service. A petition to
this effect was drawn up and signed by all
present, and was subsequently, signed by all
ether members to whom it was presented.
On Friday afternoon last the commanding
officer Of the company received the order to
make the change of arms. directing that he
turn in two of its brass pieces to the State
armoTy and mske a requisition for sixty mus
kets. 1t was also ordered that Companies A
and G turn their Calling guns over to Com
pany b. and that permanent squad of men
be de tailed, to be commanded by Lieutenant,
to man these guns and take proper care of
them. This squad was also to have charge of
the two remaining field pieces. The receipt
of this order fastened the previous determine
tion OF the company to be mustered out, and
on Saturday morning the petition, which had
previously been signed to that effect, was de-
livered to the Regimental Adjutant, to be
forwarded through the proper military chan
nels to the Commander in Chief, and it is ex-
pected by the company that the request will be
granted. 1t has been further stated that on
Saturday afternoon a recommendation was
also forwarded from regimental headquarters
that the company be mustered out of service,
on the ground that it has not the necessary
number of men that an active company in
the National Guard of California should
have, and that at its parade upon the 18th
inst. it appeared with less number than 80
men, rank and file, in violation of Section 2020
of the Political Code. This company has
been in existence eighteen years, sixteen of
which time il was independent, and unat-
tached to any regiment. Edgar Mills was its
first Captain, and was succeeded by S. S.
Montague, and such men as G. p. Hunting.
ton, Robert Hamilton, j. II. Carroll, A.
Leonard, NJ. NJ. Estee, Richard Dale,
ratio Hurd, E 3. Mott, Jr., Howard L.
Hastings, and a host CT other prominent men
have been members. About year ago the
company was attached as Company B to the
organization known as the First Artillery
Regiment, of the Fourth Brigade, N. G. c.,
and has SO continued to the present time.
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.

These conveyances were filed with the County
Recorder on Saturday:
Ephraim Ray TO Solomon Kruger-Deed dated
December l5 1881 subdivision Q, of the San Jose de
los Moquelumnes consideration 81.
Enoch Jacobs to William Barchert-Deed, dated
December TO- 1881 lots 6, and 3, between G and
II, Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets; con-
sideration, $500.
W. W. Kirkland TO W. H. Prouty-Deed, dated
October 5, 1881 the west 4SA feet of lots and s,
in block g. in the town of Gait consideration, $3.50.
W. H. Prouty to Simon Prouty Deed, dated De-
cember Is, 1881; the same property consideration,
800.
Capital Savings Bank to Mrs. NJ. R. Green-Deed,
dated December IS, 1881 the east half OF lot T. be-
tween and F, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
consideration, $3.50.
Julia A. Comte to Henry Comte and Louisa Comte
Deed, dated December %, 1881 /; lot 2, between L
and NJ, Ninth and Tenth streets; consideration,
love and affection.
r. Stone to B. U. stein1nan-Grant, dated Deem
Der 3, 1881 the west half Of the east half of lot 3,
between j and X, Fifth and Sixth streets.
Thomas j. Clunie 10 A. Ii. and Anoie NJ. Sprague
- Grant, dated December 16, 1881 the west half OF
~ between o and P, Twenty-first and Twenty
second streets.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

David MahoneY, Postal Agent, has gone East.
Judge S. W. Sanderson and wife have returned
from the East.
Mrs. Edward S. Harrison has returned from visit
to San Francisco.
Miss Alice Brinkerhoff, of Dixon, is the guest of
Miss Ella Boutwell,, of this city.
John Heaton, OF this city, returns home to-day
from visit to friends in the Eastern States
Marcus D. Boruck returned from the East Satur-
day, and Immediately went to San Francisco.
Senator W. H. Brown recently at San Francisco
has returned to his home IN FL Dorado county
NJ H. Doane of Seattle, w. T., is in the city, and
to-day will leave for visit to his cd home in Mich
igan
Mrs Arnold and her son, Dewitt Arnold have
arrived from the East and are the guests of L. A.
Epson.
Major A. F. Jones, of 0roville, Grand Lecturer OF
the Native Sons Of the Golden West, has gone to
0rovie.
Ex-senator Coleman, of Nevada. and President of
the Nevada Narrow Gauge Railroad, has returned
home from the bay.
John s. Barrett former resident of this CITY,
but recently of Oakland, passes through this city
this morning on his return home from visit East
Mrs. Charles c. Russell, of wala walls, W. T.,
came down to spend the holidays in this city,
and is guest at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
n. Devine, on Sixth street.
These San Franciscans are in the city: C. Thurs
ton, t. D. Riordan. NJ. Eisenberg, H. Webster, lisa
dore Townsend, j. L. Love, G. Vaensine, John
Bowen, B. Hill, A. F. Campbell and W. Nixon.
Miss Annie Conaway, OF Grass Valley, who has
been visiting in San Francisco and this city for
three months returns to her home Tuesday next
in order to be present the LIST OF January at the
golden wedding of her parents.
John R. Lenoir who was born and raised in this
CITY, and who has been afflicted with stoppage in
his speech by of stammerng, has received
treatment therefor and has recovered that he
now speaks freely and without difficulty. The gen.
tleman is the youngest son of c. Lenoir, a former
resident of this city.
John Daugherty, of this city, who recently fell
heir to fine estate in Brooklyn, N Y, left for the
East on Friday evening last and will be absent two
or three months. He centemplates returning to
Sacramento after settlement of the estate and max
ing this his permanent residence. His wife remains
here during his absence.
These persons from other places are in the city
J. B. Mahoney, Idaho; Jos. LYONS, F. r. Childs, r.
B White, N. Foster, Placerville; G. r. Brown, vi.
saia Miss Lizzie Richards Elk Grove; T. f. Ross
and wife, Franklin; J. Brophy, Grass Valley; Dan
Hite Dutch Flat; J. Taverner, John Dougherty, P.
Moore Costumes; P. Green, Claude Denton, Sacra
mento river; T. Mulvany, J. p Glenn Nicoaus
Mrs Brison, Reuters Grant Adams, Newcastle
George E. Williams, wife and child, Placerville; w.
c. Crossett Folsom; o. Richardson, Lincoln; c.
Denton CORTLAND F. Shaffer, Gridey; ]. Stephen
son, Franklin 7. Judge, S. Brown, San Francisco
S. Jamison. Reno; J. Bradley, Placerville; E.
Bangle. Oakland; E. Sparks, Lincoln; II. Mailer
and wife Coloma
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Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
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Consultation Parlors ZIG Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From 9 A. N. to Bpm.
My Diploma hangs in my ONCE.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by ali newsdealers.
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT.
CHARLES o. ROBINSON,

OF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS TAKEN ROOMS
" and 10, Lewis Block, corner of Fifth and
streets, and will receive pupils in Drawing, Pen
Etching. Water Colors, Pastel all branches Of Oil
Painting, Landscape, Marine Flowers, Decorative
Still Life, etc. Terms made known upon application
at the Studio. dI4-3pu
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SUPERIOR COURT.
pErARrnlENr oxE-DExsoN, Judge.

SATURDAY, December II, 1881.
James T. Day VS.. Mary |. Day-Sl77 stricken
from cost bill of defendant. Stay of proceedings
for ten days
Walter e. Brown vs. Neppie E. Brown-P. H.
Cogeins substituted as attorney for plaintiff. De-
fendant's default entered. Decree OF divorce en-
tered for plaintiff, on the ground of adultery.
DEPARTMENT Two-TEMPLE, Judge,
The People s. TAe Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-on trial.
To.DAY's CALENDAR.
79s-Tbe People VS. The Gold Run Ditch and
Mining Company.
COMPANY.
s07 Flora Meyers vs.. George Meyers.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. CaesleY, sole agent.
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a. j vERMJlYA

TOUNTY CORONER AND UNDER-F%
" taker, No. 1c8 J street. betweent1 az-zzs
Fourth and Fifth. Always on hand large assert
ment OF Metallic and Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases
and Collins. Shrouds furnished and Funera
Wreaths Preserved. Coffin orders will receiv
prompt attention. on short notice and at the lowe
rates dl44plm
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TONIGHT the now very popular Low
Rent and Low Price Store, 924 J street, will
commence their grand surprise sale. Spe-
cially reduced prices in each department.
Anderson & Hamm. 924 street, near
Tanth
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Fur TRIMMINGS, below cost. Closing sale
of l.. Bien, Eighth and streets.
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Christmas Presents (!
HOLIDAY GIFTSI
Of all things BOOKS are the
most chaste, beautiful,
enduring and useful
of gifts.

MO ARTICLE OF PRODUCTION is BETTER
~ suited for HOLIDAY PRESENT THAN A
GOOD BOOK 1t remains through life to remind
the recipient OF the donor and is ever source of
JOY, both to the eye and the mind. 1t increases
the love OF
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, December IL, 1881:
Balance hand last report. ......... S64, 1852 60
Receipts for the week Observation-Disclosures. 1135 06
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TONIGHT we commence our first grand
surprise sale, with our counters completely
crowded with all the latest novelties in holt
day goods. Each department will be repre-
sented. There will be bargains for ladies,
bargains for gentlemen, and bargains for
children. Anderson & Hamm, 924 J street,
near Tenth.
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TO-DAY, BARGAINS at the closing sale of L.
Bien. Eighth and J streets.
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SURPRISE sale this evening at Anderson &
Hsmm's, 924 J street, near Tenth, from
until $3.50 o'clock P. NJ.
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PERSONALS &C. a. Gilman is in San Fran
cisco making purchases for the Red House.
He intends to supply the wants in boots and
shoes for Sacramento. C. Fl. Gilman. man.
ager of the Red House, put in an order for
200 cases boots to he made up in Boston for
him. Also, in the same city, 500 dozen
women's and misses shoes, and he has sent
large orders to Chicago and New York for
dry goods and fancy goods for the coming
%rodo
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CHRISTMAS Don't forget that the Fulton
Market, Fifth and K streets, will have the
finest display of turkeys that has ever been
made in this city. Prices within the reach of
all
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Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Toilet articles.
Hobby & Holiday goods
Hale Bros. & Co.-Holiday novelties
washburne & Redman-H Holiday goods.
Alderman & Co.-Holiday presents.
w. D. Comstock- Furniture.
Edward MISUNDERSTANDING Public, etc.
A. J. Senatz-oyster and chop house.
Louis sloss & Co.-Dealers in hides, etc.
S. wyatt-second hand books.
Demorest's Monthly for January.
Gilbert's candy store
Demoresss Illustrated Monthly.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the new lines of
good advertised in to-day's issue by Hobby Il
Smith, 317 J street.
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HoT SAUSAGE at Dennery's Delicacy Depot,
every evening during holidays. 725 ] street.
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A RUN on the bank was not circumstance
to the run to the Red House Saturday.
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Most acceptable holiday present. undoubt
edly. is a case of Eclinse Champagne.
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SURPRISE TONIGHT Anderson &
Hamm offer the following articles at prices
that cannot be approached, this being our
first grand surprise: For ladies-TweDty-
eight dozen fine lace ties, regular price. 40
cents for this evening, 20 cents; 40 dozen
ladies' fancy hose, for this evening, only s
cents, worth 20 cents. For ehildren-Twcnty
dozen linen handkerchief. cents each : 40
dozen children's fancy hosiery, s cents
pair. For gentlemen-Eighteen dozen fine
white shirts. Wsmsutta muslin. and % laun-
dried linen shirts, regular price, 81 so; to-
night, 81; SO dozen full finished, fancy socks,
12l cents per pair, regular price, % cents.
The above surprise to commence at P u.
None of the above goods sold until that time
Anderson & Hamm, Low Rent Store, Tenth
and j streets.
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GARNET and bronze dress silk, "a inches
wide. reduced to 81 per yard. L. Bien,
Eighth and J streets
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REMNANTS remnants! remnants. Closing
sale of l.. Ben, Eighth and j streets.
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DIED.-The lofty expectations of our COM
petitors departed this life, in consequence of
the astonishiugly low prices at which we are
selling holiday goods. Weshburne Redman,
610 street. Our sign, christmas Gifts.
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He DAILY RECORD UNION.
ADvERTIsgMENr MENTION.

F. and A. B.-sacramento Council. this evening
Capitol Court, A. o. F.. this evening.
Germania Building and Loan Association.
sarsfeld Guard meet this evening.
Situation wanted.
Capital Gas Company stockholders meeting.
Lost Horse and buggy.
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HEAVY BRocADED SILK-warranted all
silk-s1 so per yard. Closing sale OF L. Bien.4
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Best champagne in use, Eclipse Extra Dry.
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ART LOVERS.

Illustrations. 81 SO
tions). w. 12 90
The Dresden Gallery of Fine Paintings. so
Galleries. .............................1 10 90
Great Painters with 200 engravings).... 10 90
Gems of Modern Art Tin water colors). 1890. SO
Masterpieces of Antique Art 10 90
Ode Gallery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
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LAw-DAY.-To.day is law-day in the Su-
perior Court, and the law calendar will be
called at the usual hours.