Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE DEPARTMENT

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IN accordance with orders Issued yesterday
by Chief Karcher, to render the city police
force more efficient, and to keep the patrol
more constant, the officers on beats three and
four viii hereafter report off and on duty
from the Golden Eagle Hotel by telephone.
If they are wanted at the station-kouse they
will be called. They are requested to go to
the hotel ct least every two hours to ascer-
tain frora . police slate to be kept there as to
any orders from polics headquarters OF other
information relative to matters in their uor-
ton Of tho city. The officers are not to leave
their beats while Oh duty unless they have
business in Court, or in going to their meals,
or are ceilsd off on important business con-
nected with their duties IS officers. Ia such
cases they must report tbs nature Of such
business t. the Chief of Police as soon as
possible.
The officers on duty at the station.house
are to wear their uniforms, or at least with
the exception OF their coat, and with star
upon the outside of coat or vest. TIE Court
officer, when not occupied in or upon busine IS
OF the Court, viii, in addition to attending to
such duties be at the railroad depot at the
anival and departure of all passenger trains,
and viii be IN iul uniform, that be may be
recogriz d by any who may require ths ser
vices Of an officer. The officers of beat l will
also attend all passenger trains unless en-
gagged upon important business elsewhere
but when so absent they are TO report
promptly to the Chief as to the business
upon which they were detained. The off GERS
upon this beat are also to report to police
headquarters every Two hours for any orders
or business pertaining to their portion of the
city.
The local officers who have regular beats
are to wear their star or badge upon the out
side Of the left lapel of the coat while on
duty. The locals on the upper beats are TO
report On and off duty by telephone from the
Golden Eagle Hotel, the same as the regular
officers upon beats 8 and + Officer 3. T.
Stewart has been changed from the position
Of night watch at police headquarters to beat
1, and officer Pat Levy is assigned to his
place as ofijcs night watch.
The Chief has also Issued an order in rela-
ton 70 farlcughs to police officers, by which
al members of the regular force are to be al
lowed ten days leave of absence in year,
the same TO De taken by each ten days at one
time or ia shorter periods, rs they shall pre-
fer, but not mora than two will bs allowed to
be abaent 1T the same time, and permission
Of the Grief In all cases to be first obtained.
POLICE CoURT.-The business transacted in
this Court on Saturday was as follows: Jim
Mclaughlin was sentenced to a term Of
eighty deys in the County J all for Yagrancy !;
John Mehany was fined $40 for battery; tie
charge of assault with deadly weapon
against Joe Smith was dismissed upon mo-
ton Of the City Attorney, it appearing by
the testimony Of the injured party that he
was in part TO blame for the conflict, and he
having been made good for loss Of time and
for medical attendance occssioned by his in
luries. This was the case in which defendant
threw brick and made serious wound upon
the head of F. w. Dunno during a recent
altercation. The charge of battery against
Smith in connection with the same affair was
also dismissed by request of the prosecuting
witness The battery case Of William Tue
ney was continued until tomorrow.
FREIGHT BY RAn.-The following car
loads OF freight were received yesterday
for this city; of wheat, of wood, l of
agricultural implements, OF coal oil, Is Of
coal, II Of lumber, of iron, . Of rubble, l of
car material ; steel rails were forwarded-9
carloads to Winnemueca, II to Terrace, to
Carlin 10 carloads of cattle from Durham
and fron Marysviile passed through for
San Francisco and TO San jose. The fol-
lowing carloads were forwarded eastward {:
Of canned goods, 5 Of salmon, Of merchan-
disc, l Of oil, of potatoes, of wheat, l of
bottles, of dried fruit, Of sugar, / of green
fruit, l Of shiuelss, and of oil. Thirty-six
carloads Of wheat passed through from the
upper Sacramento valley to Vallejo, IA to
Port Costa and 3 TO San Francisco.
HAvRRBY's MINsTREIs o.NIGHr.-The
last engagement of Haverly's MastOdon
Aiinstrels in this city, prior to their return to
the East, viii commence this evening at the
Metropolitan Threaten and continues on two
evenings. There is no necessity for further
mention than that this company viii appear
to insure a house which will put standing
room at high premium, and all of the best
art in rninstreisy are fully aware of tie
standing of the famous " Original
40" An entirely new. performance
will be presented to that recently
given here by this company. Those who
wish TO get seats will 90 well TO make early
application, for reserved seats can now be
procured for either or both EVENING". The
prices are only as usual.
PRISONERS En- RoUTE.-Deppty Sheriff J.
Garre.son, of Siskiyou county, passed
through 60 Folsom on Saturday with Mont
gouery l.owdsn, sentenced to one year in
State Prison for grand larceny, in snatcbing
from lsdy's hand a pocket book as she was
walking along the street. Sheriff Showers,
of Mono county, passed through with
Manuel Rodriguez. who goes to San Quentin
for term Of one year for horse stealing.
Deputy Sheriff McCabe, OF Stanislaus
county, Brought TO Folsom Ed. Wright, SEN
fenced for 9 term Of two years for burglary
in the second degree.
EARNEST RAILROAD BUILDING gen
tlemau who has just arrived from the East
states that the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany il using all the men it can procure upon
the construction of its new line from Gran
ger, Wyoming Territory, to Boise City,
Idaho. and which is TO be extended from
there TO Portland, Oregon. He says not only
are 81 the men employed that can be CD
tanned, bus that women are employed al
cocks ali along the line, and the work o.
grading and laying rails is being pushed rap
idly forward.
CRY RECEIPTS The following amounts
were paid into the City Treasury for thu
week ending August 10, 1881: + D. SERVER
water rates, 81, 1872 % S. r. Caldwell, GENE
terry cues. S34 y. A. Kidder, harbo
dues, 50 30; w. a. Henry, Police Cour
fines, $50 30; George a. Putnam, cIty
licenses, S401 rs +; dog licenses, 50 GO Ed
II. Mckee, sale Of coupons, etc, 500 9O
Total, S7,92S GO.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr. The followint
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on TIA
18th instant Continental Oil and Trans
portation Company. 800 cases of oil; Stand
ard Oil Company, 270 cases of oil Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company, l carload OF oal
lumber A. A. Van VOORHEES,, box of hard
ware II. Q. Kirk Il Co, box drugs Vein
stock & Lubin l case of ladies' ware, case
hats.
BOATING The pleasure steamers Orc an'
Hi.Wah went down the river yesterday
loaded with ladies' and gentlemen, tor day
recreation upon the briny Sacramento. The,
stopped ct the Riverside. making that Il
forty minstes from the foot OF l. street
They also stopped at Sutterviile, and repor
an enjoyable time. 1t is the intention o
parties to make such excursions frequently
PoLIcB ARREsTs.-The following arrest
have been made since last report: Johl
Woods. for smoking Opium, by officers Al
liDgton and Brissell; "fwo-Two Johnnie,
for disturbing the peace, by officer Ash Ed
Gaines, same offense, by same officer.
TRADE MARKS Weil Bros, Of San Frar
cisco, have fled with the Secretary of Stat
their claim to the trademarks Vanity Fai