Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-22
LOCAL NOTES.

DelI3 dalIaHHSf iS SCtiiUS TO De EOG0flQU
in Police Court itens Her name is becom
Court offenses. Her arrests are most frs
quently as common drunkard but she i
not limited in her record of small offenses
and although only from twenty to twenty
two years of age, has lost the last spark q
selt-respeet if indeed she ever possessed any
and only moves along the lower level of the
dregs. A short time ago she was arrested for
robbing man, or taking his money, while
visiting her at the Free and Easy saloon on
K street. and while awaiting trial for this
crime she is again arrested upon a charge Of
battery. and was yesterday sent TO the county
jail for forty days for the last offsnse.
Carl Munger came near being drowned
while working in the water at the Fern break
day before yesterday. a rope was placed
around him and held by some men while he
went into the water upon the mattresses
which were being placed against the piles to
close the break. While in this position he
was drawn under the works by the strong
current. Il required vigorous efforts to ex-
tricate him, and when taken out he was
nearly drowned.
The examination of Charles Thompson
upon charge of grand larceny, for alleged
robbing of Peter job, while the latter was
melodiously drunk, was partially held yes
| tcludl. anu utltli lllS morning at
| 10 o'clock.
Another petition is being circulated among
| the non-Catholics Of the city, which is in the
form of request to the Archbishop that
Father Seaman be allowed to remain over the
Catholic Church in this city.
In the absence of street lights one of the
Yolo dairy wagons ran against tree on
Third street, near the corner of L. last even
ing, and crushed in its covering. "Let there
be ight.'
The cases of the parties arrested for par
tieipation in the J-atraet stabbing affray night
before last, have been postponed for hearing
until next Wednesday.
The date of Mrs. Carriers concert having
been changed from the 22d to the Doth inst,
tickets for the former date will be good when
the concert is given.
Mrs. Henrietta B. Best has been granted
divorce by Judge Clark from Richard Best
on the ground of habitual intemperanee and
failure to provide
The picnic to be given under the auspices
of Sacramento Encampment, No. 60, c. r.
c., at Arcade Grove, will be held on Tues
day, May 10th.
There will be no session of the Superior
Court to-day nor tomorrow. adjournment
having been taken until next Monday.
The steamer San joaquin No. 8 arrived
yesterday with barge from the bay, and
returned loaded with ground feed.
Ninety immigrant passengers will arrive
from the East by overland train this after
noon, of whom % are males.
Attorney-General Hart passed Newhall
yesterday on the Southern Pacific, to arrive
in Sacramento to-day.
The river remained at the same point yes.
terday as upon the preceding day-2o feet
and inches.
There was a slight rain last evening with
thunder and lightning.
FREIGHTs BY RAIL.-C ar loads of freigh
were received in this city yesterday as fol-
lows: Six of wood, of scrap iron, l of
agricultural implements, of oil, of ma
chinery, Of coal, l of bolts. 5 of wheat, 8
of lumber. of wine, 2 of ice, 2 of rubble
Car loads East were also forwarded: Four
of wool, of wine, 5 of salmon. l of leather,
of merchandise, 1 of pig iron, u of barley,
of rags, of beans.
INooRPoRAT1oN.-T have been fled
with the Secretary of State articles Of in
corporation of the American Manufacturing
Company of San Francisco. Directors-D.
J. Tooly, T. G. Winchell, Thomas Bryan,
III. G. Dodge, Samuel Purdy. Capital stock,
s500,000, in $4,000 shares of SO each.
Roll OF HoNoR.-The following is the
roll of honor of pupils for perfect attendance,
ETC., in the Washington District School,
upper Stockton road, for the past term:
Anna E. Artz Johnnie H. Artz, Maria Z.
Artz, Annie +. Brown, Arthur Murphy,
Elmer McMullen.
HALL OF REcoRDs.-The work upon the
Hall of Records is progressing. The fine
granite steps and side battlements are in po-
sition. The heavy iron outside doors have
been set, and the brickwork Of the first story
is nearly completed.
AGRICULTURAL PARK-The buildings and
privileges of Agricultural Park were yester.
day leased to S. S. Beede until February
next for 81, 500, with the privilege of contin-
uing the lease for term of two years longer
at $3.50 per month.
POLICE ARREsT5.-The following arrests
were made yesterday Mrs. Hattie Reed,
disturbing the peace, by officer Levy; Jere-
miah McCarty, healthy beggar, local officer
Carter Jackson; S. W. Burns, battery, off,
Ger Campbell.