Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


familiar with the police station and Court,
for frequent drunks and charges of pocket
picking and robbing callers at her rooms.
The last charge of robbery was unquestiona.
BILE, she having robbed man of Si5 while in
her house, and $40 of it dropped from her
person upon the walk and was recovered by
the police while she was in charge of the
officers and on the way to the city Jail The
man from whom it was taken by her pre-
ferred, however to lose the money rather
than appear for it at the police headquarters
and be compelled to make himself known,
and therefore the charge of robbery had to
be dismissed, as the prosecuting witness
failed to appear. Upon the dismissal Of this
charge she was re-arrested for vagrancy, and
upon being granted a continuance waived
trial by jury. Yesterday her case came up
and she ignored her previous waiver and de-
manded a jury trial, but it was not allowed
her on account of her previous waiver Of
that right. Witnesses were heard for the
prosecution, and she offered no defense and
was found guilty of vaerancy, Judgment to
be announced to-day. Yesterday afternoon
it was stated that she would to day take an
appeal on the ground of alleged denial of
trial by jury.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
14th: For S. Lipman & Co., case quilts,
case dry goods bale cotton goods; Hall,
Luhrs & Co.. 5S bundles extracts, 20 cases
cocoanut; G. II. Gilman, 6 cases boots and
shoes; n. s. Arnold & Co., boxes nuts,
box bolts; Washburne & Redman, l box
children's carriages Waterhouse & Lester,
6 boxes irons, boxes dashboards; Vein
stock & Lubin, 6 cases shoes; Whittier, Full
Ter Co., boxes frames, 4 half-barrels
paint; q. Il. Schaefer, 1 boxes chairs, 2
boxes, barrel and l half barrel household
goods H. G. Kirl, 4 Co., box oil, boxes
drugs; Mebius & Co., 20 cases matches, 10
boxes baking powder r. Stone & Co., ,
boxes shoe findings. L box leather; S. B.
box powder, l box drugs, ! case grape juice,
can ointment, box syringes |. Luce &
Son, l box marble; G. Lavenson, boxes
shoes /; Booth & Co, 100 cases condensed
milk; Adams, McNeill & Co, boxes lemon
sugar, 25 boxes canned vegetables Cont
mental Oil Company, 2 tanks oil Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., , vises, case sledges,
cases emery paper, crates, . boxes, Z
cases, bundle hardware l box and crate,
barrels castings. 10 boxes irons, 1 case
tongs, case cutlery, 20 bundles iron.
ODD FELLOWS BANquET.-The sixth an
niversary of Company A, Sacramento Bat.
talon, I. o. 0. F.. j. Fl. Miller command
ing, was celebrated on Wednesday evening at
Turner Hall. it being the occasion of the new
officers taking command. The battalion
assembled In uniform at the hall and ball
was at once inaugurated with fine band Of
music and about eighty couples Of invited
guests being in attendance Dancing con-
tInued until midnight, when the company Re.
paired to the lower hall, where a banquet Of
fuH order was spread, under direction of
Henry Fisher. j. II. Miller presided, and
there were speeches. toasts, etc. The toasts
were as follows: The Sovereign Grand
Lodge, responded to by Grove L. johnson.
"Odd Fellowship, responded to by Past
Grand Master Ezra Pearson. "The Grand
Eucampment," responded to by Deputy
Grand Patriarch w. b. Davies. The
Grand Lodge Of California, responded to by
George Murray. THE Rstekah Degree
Lodge" responded to by Mrs. i. Preston.
The Press, responded to by j. n Larkin.
"The Good Ct the Order responded tc by
q. K Van Hensen. The festivities con-
tirued until 8 a. ~, and a right royal time
was enjoyed by all.
PERsoSAI.-C. W. Prentis Of Sacramento
will arrive from the East by overland to-day.
c. d. Dawson Of the Marysville appeal was
in the city yesterday. c. W Clarke and
Charles McCreary have returned to the city
Q. +. CrOcker came down from Lake Tahoe,
and J. G. Logan and ex-Superintendent Lam
bert from Ofoville yesterday, and went to
the Bay. John Friedlander of San Fran
cisco, T. Wright of Woodland, and d. T.
Biggs Of Biggs Station were in the city yes
terday. Asssmblynan Patterson, from Ne
vada county, left for Woodland. General
Superintendent A. II. Towne and wife. Cen
ersl Frei2 ht Agent J. c. Ssgbbs, and Miss
H. Z. Stafford, passed through on the over
land train last evening for the East. Chief
Engineer 5 Montague and B. b. Redding,
General Land Agent Central Pacific Rail-
road, went east as far as Nevada. Charles
Maud and Mrs Sullivan Of Sacramento viii
arrive by the Southern overland to-day.
Police CoURr.-Iu the Police Court yes
terday -" Baby Houston" was found guilty of
vagrancy, and is to receive judgment to-day.
Mike johnson pleaded guilty to carrying
concealed weapons, and was fined $40 and
costs. Mrs. Stafford pleaded guilty TO being
a common drunk. aud was sentenced to
term OF forty days in the County Jail. Sam
Haskell entered plea of guilty as o drunk,
and was fined $40 and costs. John Williams.
also pleading guilty to charges Of disturbing
the peace and fighting, and was sentenced to
pay fine of $50. La default Of paying ne
eighty days. Mike johnson and Sam Has
kell will also serve theirs out in Jail with
terms of ten days each.
MIDDAY BURGLAR. About noon yesterday
Chinaman named All Fook slipped into one
of the front doors Of the side store-room OF
Booth & Co., on Front street, and taking a
tifty.pound mat Of rice under his arm, was
boldly crawling ont under the lattice door
gate to the front walk when he was seen by
one OF the employees Of the establishment and
secured by the Hape OF the neck until officer
Campbell, who happened to be near by, took
him in charge and deposited him in the police
jail TO await examination upon charge Of
burglary in the second degree.
TuRx-VERgN ELECTION. Sacramento
Turn-Verein have elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President, Adolph
Heilbron re-elected) Vice. President, l.. B.
Mohr (re.elected); Secretary, H. Dohn ire
elected Treasurer, Jacob Hearth Assistant
Treasurer, f. Glatz: First Turn Leader, l..
Schneider tre-electedl Second Turn Leader.
Gus Hagelstein IRE elected; Janitor. Emil
Hagelstein; Librarian, George Claussenius
Trustee, Charles Pommer.
FsEraHTs Br RAm.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
by rail yesterday: Two Of merchandise, l
of iron. IL of lumber, Of machinery, of
wood, 4 of sand, ) Of granite, l OF pipe, of
cattle, Of hogs and l of coal. The follow
ing car loads were shipped East: Sixteen Of
tea, of wool, of hides. > Of coke, z of
wine, / Of vegetables, l Of potatoes, Of
salmon. l Of borax, of beans, l Of sugar
and of antimony.
Police ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made yesterday in the city: 10 Hur-
tardo, battery. By officer Campbell. Ah
Fook, burglary, second degree, by officer
Campbell, No. II cell, drunk, by same
officer.
MATRIMONIAL. j. D. Reddiug, son of 3.
B. Redding, api Miss AIyra A. Cowles,
daughter Of the late Judge Cowles, were mar
ried at the First Congregational Church in
San Francisco on Wednesday evening.
ADMITTED TO CITIzExsBlp.-In the Supe-
rior Gours yesterday Theodore Miller, ma.
tive of Prussia, on the testimony of s. C.
McClaughIy and Daniei w. Rae, was ad-
mitted to citizenship.
ALL contemplating purchasing boots or
shoes, within the next six months. should