Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-02

who they are, because q vote for any candi-
date for Mayor is a vote for the man whom
he will appoint. Come to the front, gentle
men; and to begin. my information in one
instance is that Mr.. Green will appoint
James Fl. Sullivan Clerk of the Water
Works Is this true Ell
POLICE CoURT.-T following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester-
day: Pat Mclaughlin, previously found
guilty of disturbing the peace, was fined s.
and costs. Edmund Frank was found guilty
of a similar charge, and was sentenced to pay
like fine. Frank Costello, arrested for bat
terry, was discharged at the request of the
person who caused his arrest but who ceased
for some reason TO be prosecuting wit
ness" All Ching, for disturbing the peace,
was tried, found guilty, and fined $40 and
costs. All Fue was tried upon similar
charge, found not guilty and discharged.
The case of battery against Frank Schiller
was dismissed, by reason of the accusing
party failing to appear against him. L. X.
Muse, arrested for disturbing the peace,
quietly walked off at the suggestion Of the
so-called prosecuting witness" NJ. Dayton
| pleaded guilty to the charge of vagTancy, and
was sentenced to 80 days in the County jail.
He Toy was examined upon a charge of
grand larceny and held TO answer, with bail
! fixed at 81 LOCO. All Wing was tried upon a
charge of resisting an officer, at the time he
sought to rescue the Celestial maiden, He
| Toy, from arrest, q few days since. The
testimony was deemed insufficient, and he
was discharged. Rladge Blank failed to ap-
pear and answer to charge OF disturbing the
peace, and her deposit of s. was declared for
| feited. The cases of Gus. Price, disturbing
the peace. All Lee, assault to murder, Cheeny
| Luce, violating city ordinance, and Charles
| Blodget, for being a vagrant, were continued
until to-day. The Court then Adjourned.
| Folsom TRAINS. A new time card goes
into effect this morning upon the Sacramento
| and Placerville Railroad, in accordance with
which trains between Sacramento and Fol.
som will depart ard arrive as follows: Leave
| Sacramento at $50 A. VI. and P NJ, and ar
| rive at Folsom at $40 A. ~ and $50 P. N.
respectively. Leave Folsom at 6:15 A. NJ.
| and 100 P. NJ, and arrive at Sacramento at
A. N. and 2:40 P. NJ. No trains will run be.
yond Folsom until further announcement.
PERsoNAL.-H. NJ. Yerrington, Superin.
! tendent of the Virginia and Truckee Rail
/ road, passed through to San Francisco yes
terday also Professor Price, the mining ex.
pert. l.. L. Robinson passed through en- route
! East, and Superintendent Pratt left upon q
! trip of inspection, going as far as Truckee
! Calvin Edgerton is in the city. Most of the
| Directors of the State Board of Agriculture
returned to their homes yesterday.
CoMMERcIAL.-Boats were reported yester
| day as follows The steamer Varuna came
down from Colusa with barge Denbigh Castle
| loaded with grain. She left the barge at this
point and returned to Colusa with barge L.
! S. Allen, light The Governor Dana arrived
! from Jacinto with produce. The Nepenset
departed fer the upper Sacramento with mer
chandise.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. = The
| State Board of Agriculture yesterday com
pleted its revision of the premium list. The
Finance Committee reported an examination
! of the books of the Secretary and Treasurer
and that all the accounts were found correct
and all money accounted for. The Boaro
then adjourned until April 18th.
THINK of buying the best quality of Tycoon
rep for 12l cents per yard. You will find &
| splendid assortment at the above price, at the
Red House.
New AND DESIRABLE styles OF spring dresl