Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-10
ADVERTISEMENT M5NTloN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

quired to report Mt the Superior Courtroom
at 10 o'clock this morning: From Sacra-
mento city-s. B. Cooley, William Caswel,
N. S. Holt. NJ. J. Smith, a. S. Hopkins, NJ.
Looryea, NJ M. Odell, S. Dryer, Frank
Meckfessei, M. r. Rose, George w. brennan,
Z. B. Williams, George Newman, Samuel
Poska, j. J. Speaker, Daniel Considine. L.
Coleman, A. j. S4latZ j. L. Mooney, Geo.
w. Bskec, II. Wachhorst Z. P. Figg,
Samuel Morris, C. W. Rapp, Stephen Beck,
Q. SCHNEIDER, s. s. Nixon, Morrison Gilman,
J. 2. Cola. Nelson Wilcox, j. j. Cadagan,
George Boyne, l.. c. Chandler, NJ. 7.
Crowel, w. A. Fountain, Emil Bayer, E.
Lund, Hiram Cook, G. J. Noack, August
p. Nathan, Peter Tietjsns, Eli Baker Chas.
Barnes and Peter McGraw From Natoma
township-Joseph Woodland. From Ashland
Stephen Pelton and George Lytla. From
Folsom-Chsrles II. Jolley. From Franklin
Daniel Clam. From Galt-George H.
Gray. From Freeport-J. Y. Davis. From
Brighton-S. 81. Pugh, E. G. Morton and
john Thomas. From Gianite-James
Humphrey and John Shaw.
GAME Law VIoLAToRs. notwithstanding
the law is very explicit in its declaration thst
doves shall not be killed until after July 1st,
it is said that parties from this city have
been in the habit OF shooting them lately in
nesting, and aside from violating the law
these d0ve-slayers are guilty of extreme
cruelty il thus killing off the paren. birds
and leaving the young to die Of starvation
There is no reason why violators of the game
law should go UNDECIDED and unpublished more
than other crimes, and law officers should see
to it that all persons guilty of such violations
are apprehended. Several persons are al
ready referred to as having laid themselves
liable TO arrest, and known cases should not
be allowed an opportunity of repetition
without feeling the application of the law.
HIGHwAYMAN's INTERvIEw.-Jas S. Wat
son, night clerk at the railroad freight
Office, was stopped night before last at the
corner of Fourth and N streets, by would
be highwayman. The man emerged from o
doorway in a building as Watson was pass
ing, and walking up towards him in an au-
thoritative way, remarked: Halt | want
to interview you" Watson drew his re-
voiver at once, and pointing it in suSges-
tive direction, replied well, what do you
want?" The man at that did not geem in
clined to pursue the interview" and re-
marking that he was not the man he wanted,
walked off. A little puncturing of these mid
night interviewers would be in the line of a
healthy reform, and save public expense in
the line OF trials.
A FINE QUARrEF.-0n the Attn instant
railroad officers Brissell and Hickey arrested
George 8fcCiintock otherwise known as bod
McClintock) and Joseph Sprcut, of this city,
and George Green, alias a. T. Green, and
James Mclaughlin, OF San Franci.co, upon
charge of robbing freight car at Rosevilie
y baNr -f r H.. 4
goods have nearly all been recovered and at
the examination held yesterday before Justice
Smith at Rooklin all the aboye-named aspir-
ants Tor State Prison were held to answer,
with bail fixed at $500 for each. McClintock
and Sprcut, of this city. are constantly be-
ing arrested for crime although mere lads,
and their prospects for continuous bsrth5 in
State Prison, or worse end, are remarkably
promising.
GRAND LODGE MEETING = The Grand
Lodge OF the Independent Order of Odd Eel |
lows convenes in its twenty ninth annual
session at San Francisco today. The session
will continue about week The representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge from the subordinate
Lodges in this city, are: From Sacramento
Lodge, u. G. Brown, w. II. Sher5urn, Al.
j. Smith, j. w. Watt, d. w. Welty Eu-
reka Lodge, Andrew Lswick and Edwin
glover, III Dofatlo Lodge, NJ. a. howard,
e. J. Clark, I. w. Smith and II. Ct. Hayes
Capital Lodge, d. Flint. A. Hart, G.. L.
johnson, Z. M. Martin. A. Nelson aud W.
D. Stalker; Schiller Lodge. 2. Newman, G.
e. g. Sale and g. Wilson; Industrial Lodge,
J. Il. Ferguson, George Murray and j. II.
Stebbins.
FIRE LAST EVENING. = The alarm last
evening, about 4 quarter after Z, turned in
- ~ .-. r. 60 -, L -t.,ot.
was caused hy a fire in the roof Of the cooper
shop of e. Sehaefer, on Front street. The
FIRE eapgnt from scantling which eX-
posed in chimney recently built and from
this communicated to the joistsupporting the
roof A section Of about ten feet square OF
the latter was burned. The building is
owned by L. C. Chandler, and the damage
was probably about sos, with no insurance.
The stock was insured, but it was not injured.
The Fire Department was upon the ground
In 4 remarkably short space Of time after the
alarm was given, and this prevented greater
loss
MERCHANDISE REPORT = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
7th: For Holbcook, Merrill & S.etson, So
bundles sheet-iron l.. Elkus & Co. 5 bales
cotton goods; Waterhouse & Lester, $50
bundles spokes, % bundles rims; S.udebaker
Bros, l car load agricultural implements;
Weinstocls < Lubin. 8 cases shoes; A. j.
Fiele. hogshesds and barrel eaEthenware;
t. Stone & Co, case and 2 boxes hames
sack hardware; c. 7. r. i. Company, ,
hossheGds and cask glassware.
CITY LIBRARY REPORT. - This report of
the City Free Library for last week
shows tie total number of books issued dur
ing the week, 6S7. OF these there were of
fiction and Juvenile, SCI history, %; biog-
raphy u; travels, 81 miscsliaaeous litera-
ture, 81; poetry and drama, 16 I; theology,
6 (; science acd ant, u Average number
issued per day, IS. Percentage Of fiction and
juvenile. 50.
HussAas' PIoxIc.-The Sacramento Hus.
sars will hold their twenty-second annual pic
mic at E lst Park next Sunday. The First Artil.
lery Band viii iurni.h the musc. Money prizes
for games viii be awarded, and the company
will spare no paius to make it o thoroughly
enjoyable occasion. No disreputable persons
will be allowed upon the grounds.
orsTKRs roR THE MrLLIoS.-Train loads
of oysters. which were delayed by the floods
in the Missouri, are now arriving. Sixteen
carloads passed through night before last,
consigned to parties in San Francisco twenty
carloads more followed last evening, and
there are still seven cars TO arrive this morn
ing.
CONFIRMATION TO BE ADMINISTERED
Archbishop Alemany, of San Francisco, will
administer the sacrament of confirmation at
st. Roses Church this morning, Immediately
after 10 o'clock mass, his visit to the city
being for this purpose.
THOSE BERRIES "A very fine sample OF
strawberries was left at this Office yesterday
by ex-Chief of Police E. NJ. Stevens, of this
city, which were grown upon his ranch at
Fiorin. They were of the Wilson variety,
and fine specimens.
ANOTHER EXCURSION PARTT.-Another
special train Of excursionists from the East
will arrive by the Central Pacific at about 10
o'clock this morning. They are from several
OF the States, but mostly from the Eastern.
LADIES, you cannot always get Accent
grenadines for 10 cents yard lawns and
pioues, plain or figured. for cents yard, as
Won viii find them for a few days longer
durirg this special inducement sale at the