Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ing the peace The examination of Robert
Jones upon charge of robbing the pockets Of
a man while drunk, was concluded and de.
PENDANT discharged. John Tafe pleaded
guilty to battery committed at the "Free
and Easy' riot last Saturday night, and he
will receive Judgment to-day. Pat Murphy
pleaded guilty to peace disturbance, and was
fined $40 and costs Peter Stanley was dis
charged from similar charge, no sworn COM
plant being preferred against him. Lee
Hong was tried upon charge of petit larceny
and found not guilty. The charge of grand
larceny against Baby Hueston had to be dis.
missed for want OF sworn complaint, but she
is still held upon charge of vagrancy, which
will be tried June Sch. John Woodhead
pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, and
will appear for judgment to-day. Agapita
Isuerra pleaded guilty TO battery and was
fined $50 and costs. The case of James
Kern, keeper of the Free and Easy" upon
charge of keeping a disorderly house, and the
cases OF Frank Sweeney, for malicious mis-
chef and drawing deadly weapon, ard that
of John Tate, for malicious mischief were
continued until the S.h of June, by reason of
the torn-down condition of the approaches to
the Police Courtroom and the derange-
ment from repairs being made about the
building. The cases Of DIR. Clayton, upon
charge of violating the health ordinance, AID
John Fitzpatrick, a drunk, were continued
until to. day.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2Sd; For l., L, Lewis & Co.. 2 bundles of
paper, Holman, Stanton & Co; cases saws,
IL bundles rake teeth; Weinstock & I.ubin,
1 box and IL cases shoes, l case shirts, IA
boxes boots, l box dry goods Lind,ey & Co.,
80 boxes maple sugar; w. A. & c. s. Hough-
ton, l box stationery, [ box shipping tags, l
box paper; Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 10 crates stoves, crates and 2 cases
sinks BilliHgsley & Co., 80 dozen brooms !;
N. S. Arnold & Co., Is pumps; Waterhouse
4 Lester, 16 crates spokes. boxes hardware,
> boxes carriage trimmings; Mary S. Conger,
l bale cotton warps; Samuel Cupples & Co.,
cases ak. handles A. G. Trafton, l box
soap; Whittier, Fuller g. Co., box paste
board, bog holding G. II. Gilman, 3
cases shoes B. Cohen, boxes molding S.
H. Davis, 2 bundles boards; Adams, Nc
Neill & Co., s boxes and l barrel baking
powder, IS boxes extracts Cebert & Cap
well, l box maple sugar; J. II. Marvin &
Son, cask and boxes hollow ware; Baker
& Hamilton, cars wagons, 9 bales betting
Booth & Co., 10 tierces hams, 80 boxes bak-
ing powder, 81 boxes extracts Hall, Luhrs
& Co., 81 tierces hams, y packages tobacco !;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. $50 bundles
iron pipe, So dozen and l15 half-dozen
shovels, 8 boxes machinery, boxes hard.
ware, 3 cases rivets, l box sledges, l box
gauges; John A. Todd, l case picture frames ::
]. Breuner, 16 boxes chairs i; j. F. Hill,
box axles.
MORE CRooKEDSEss.-Gus A. Werner, ar
rested night before last upon complaint of
grand larceny from San Francisco, was taken
below yesterday by officer 1. B. Rogers, who
came up for him. From the officer il is
ascertained that the charge is for having
stolen q Photographic Tense from the gallery
of Bradley & Rulofson. The instrument cost
in New York S75, and he sold it in Oakland
for So, representing that it was the last of
a set of instruments of gallery which he
formerly owned. Tie officer statesthat the
case is clear against Werner, and the latter
seems anxious to get the charge reduced to
petit larceny, as he remarked that he didn't
wish to be - sent across the bay" From his
conversation it is believed by the police that
he has already served term IN San Quentin,
and that his present situation is strongly and
unpleasantly suggestive to him. Immedi
ately prior to his being taken below Chief
Karcher took him to BeaPs gallery, where he
was arrested, and while there, by close ques-
tiouing, he told Mr.. Beals where he would
find his diamond for glass cutting, which was
missed about the time Weinberg ran away
with the Nobel girl and Werner took his
place in the gallery, and which it was sup
posed the former took away with him. 1t
was bid on the back side of a high shelf in
the operating room, and Werner had aided in
charging Weinberg with It's appropriation.
DISMISSED. The charge of grand larceny
against "Baby Hueston, the Second. street
woman who robbed man OF $50 while at her
den, few evenings since, was dismissed yes
terday in the Police Court. as the man robbed
preferred to lose the So recovered, rather
than make himself known and appearing
against her. The charge Of vagrancy has
been placed against her however, and if that
charge cannot be made to hold against those
of her Tx, ard thereby clear the town of such
disgraceful low levels of humanity, It's diff
cult to see how the law against chronic idle
ness and absolute characters can be made
more to apply to so-cslied men who subsist
from the shame of this class. If the charge
of vagrarcy can be made successful in this
instance, the question has been asked, What
prevents the wholesome application of the
same remedy to all Of the same level?
BROUGHT BAcK.-It ROW transpires that
the Brown who was arrested at Truckee a
day or two since, supposed to be the one who
escaped from Constable Scott at Roseville,
was another man. John Brown. the one
wanted upon charge of having stolen wheel
barrow and other articles from the men en-
ployed by u. II. Croker in this city, was
arrested night before last at Blue Canyon,
and brought 20 the police Jail in this city by
officer B-issell and Constable Scott yesterday.
FRuGHTs BIZ RAIL.-The following car
loads Of freight for this city were received
Yesterday: Three of granite, 2 of lumber, II
of wood, of lime, / of oil, of fre-clay, of
ice, OF mules, s CT wagons l of merchandise.
l of nails, ot sheep of hay. of ground
barley, 3 Of coal and of sand. Also these
were forwarded Eastward; Seventeen car
loads of salmon, 4 of wine, 3 Of barley, Of
wool, l of nails, of machinery, Of mer-
chandise, l OF hides, 2 of beans, l of coffee,
Of onions, Of cabbage and Of vegetables.
IScoRPoRATED.-Articl of incorporation
were fled in the Office of the Secretary Of
State yesterday of the Unity Building Cor
poration, to build AN Odd Fellows Hall, etc
In Los Angeles. Capital stock, $50, coo, in
3 900 shares of $40 each. Directors-L
Roeder, G. c. Lips, NJ. l.. Wicks. e. G.
Cheesbrou2h, f. w. Wood, a. W. Hutton
A. Frank.
Police ARREsTs.-Arrests were reported
yesterday of John Brown, for petit larceny
by Deputy Sheriff Brissell and Constable
Scott; james Weber, drunk, by Officer
Dunlevy; Leonard Smith, disturbing th'
peace, by officer Arlington, and John Smith
drunk, by local officer Brock.
CoNMIssIoNED.-Davi Mitchell has beer
appointed Commissioner of Deeds of Cali
fornia for Colorado, to reside at Denver. The
Governor has appointed Conrad Jacoby as
Notary for Los Angeles.
The weather was much warmer yesterday
forenoon, but in the afternoon the breeze was
strong from the south, aud very cool again.
THE hight of the river remained unchanged
for the u hours ending last evening. and
marked Is feet aud 10 inches.
ANOTHER new locomotive arrived from the
East yesterday for the Southern Pacific Rail.
road
J. Z. DAWSON of this city passed New
hall yesterday, to arrive in Sacramento To-
day.
GENTS black alpaca sack coats, 81 70. Ne
chanics' Store.
MEMS fancy Marseilles vests, 95 cents
NTo,ba,,cs' C4Ora