Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE NAromA COMPANY CASE.


ment NO 5 OF the Superior Court of San
Francisco duly placed and put into the
DOS. ession Of Louis McLane as Receiver Of
said Court, with authority to hold and retain
said property during the tendency of a
certain cause at issue In said last
named Court, and that the Sheriff
of this county did, by virtue aud authority of
the writ of restitution issued out of this
Court, dispossess and GUST said Receiver from
the said property, and that no authority or
permission has ever baen obtained from the
said Superior Court of the city and county Of
San Francisco, to proceed against dis
possess said Receiver it is therefore order
ed by this Court. that the said Sheriff do
reinstata the said Rsceiver in the possession
of the property in the judgement herein, and
remove the plaintiff above named and all It's
agents, officers, servants and employees
therefrcm. And it is further ordered that
said plaintiff have leave to take out an alias
writ of execution for the restitution OF the
said premises" The purpose OF the alias
writ is to enable the plaintiff to make appli-
cation to the Superior Court in San Francisco
for authority to take possession of the road
over the plaintiffs lands.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th session OF
the Board Of Supervisors was resumed at 10
a. NJ. yC5lcIGdJ, al t1C LOAApCio PAOoShS "a
cept MIR. Wilson, who is absent from the city.
A petition was received from residents of
Calf, asking that an appropriation of $500 be
made for the purpose of constructing jail at
that place. The petition was read and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. Peti.
tions were received and O7erseers for several
OF the new road districts were elected for one
year, with bonds fixed at $500 each, as fol-
lows: District No. 2, A. Keithly; District
No. 5, John Austen District No. 4, J. Hard
No. S, Nj. A Foye; District No. 10, G. G.
McAIillar; District No. II, J. c. Clark.
For District No u petitions were received in
favor of c. r. Miller and Sperry Dye. Upon
being referred to a committee, report was
made that Sperry Dye had received the ma
iority Of all petitions. aud he was accordingly
elected. District No. IL, William H. Frye
was elected District No H. Thomas Jenk-
ms; District No. Il, r. T. Scott; District
No IT, Gorge n. Gray. From District No.
; petitions were before tie Board in favor Of
L P Boyd and w o. Davis; from District
No. 7, in favor Of I. J. Brown and James a.
Putnam and from District No. Q, for E. G.
Morton ami Nathan Patten. The Board then
adjourned to 10 4. NJ. to-day, without electing
for the last three named remaining districts.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
Baby Houston was sentenced to ten days in
the County Jail for vagrancy. Charles Yates
(colored}, ut his request lease against him for
escaping from PRISON., was postponed until
10Th of Septembsr-the expiration Of sentence
for vagrancy. Albert Peck was found guilty
of battery, aud case continued until to-day
for Judgment. James Clark, for discIiargiug
firearms in the city, was discharged upon
motion OF the City Attorney. Charles Rob
ertson, alias "Dntchy," pleaded guilty to
stealing from the 0gg House, and was fined
S100, and in default Of payment, was sent to
the County Jail for one hundred days. The
cases of John TATE and William Matthews,
battery, were continued Yesterday until tC-
day, and those of Mike Martin, battery, and
H. !. C5oksley disturbing the peace, were
partially tried and continued until this morn
ing for eonclu:ion. The Court then adj
iourned.
CANE TO GRIEY-J. H. Pollock, the indi-
yidual who victimizei K-street merchant
some time since by getting him to cash a
check on q bank in San Francisco which was
found TO lie fraudulent, and who, it was
learned at D. O. Mills Il Co. $ bank, had pre-
viously operated in a similar manner at VIM
nemucea, has 1T last been detected in similar
practices st San lose and San Francisco, and
is now in Jail S. the latter place. He is to be
trie upon two cases at San Francisco. The
k-street merchant says Pollock is now 20
years old, AID ii he does not get sentence
enough 10 last him until he is so years OF age,
he viii have him brought here aud tried upon
the little renembrancer he left with him.
Death or Mrs. BAcKUs.-It is known
that Mrs Backus, wife of Adjutsnt General
BAckus, has been an invalid from pulmonary
disease for the past two years or more. 4
few days since she went to the residence Of
her sister at San Jose to spend few weeks,
hoping tie change might be beneficial to her
health. Night before last General Backu-
received letter iron her stating that she
was fseing improved, but this was followed
by a dispatch yesterday stating that she died
.u6denly Yesterday morning The funera
will take place from the First Baptist Church
on Eddy street, San Francisco, at P. NJ. to
morraw
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The foilowinl
freig ht passed Ogden for Sacramento on thu
I9.h For Bachelor. Van Guelder Il Co.,
car Of harrow teeth; Huntington, Hopkin,
K Co. i52 bundles iron pipe, l half-barre
shears; ~. D. Comstock. l box castings.
boxes chair a9aterial; Hall Luhrs & Co, ,.
barrels syrup; Lindley i Co., 80 boxes
baking powder; G. Il Gilman, 8 cases boots
and shoes 4. Lyon & Co., ] bale and
boxes enAme:ed cloth; q. c. Tufts, cas
paper boxes; r. Stone Il Co, cases and
boxes hardware.
FRucHTS BY RAIL.-Ths +. lowing freight
were received for this city Yesterday: Three
carloads Of horseshoas, of nails, Of mer
chandise, / of wagon materials, of molasses
, OF pipe, Of lumber, of sand, 3 OF wood
) of granite, of ice, ? of steel rails. o
malt, > Of oil, of coal, ? of iron. of Ii
ouofs. Of oranges, | Of clay, and ! OF hay
Also carloads were forwarded Eastward a
follows: Three of salmon, 2 Of brandy, ! .
leather, 2 Of coffee, q of wool, OF mer
chandise, of potatoes, 2 of wine, Z of hides
INooRPoRATIoN.-Art of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of Stat
of the Hayes Valley Water Company. Prin
cipal place Of business is in San Francisco
Directors Rsisch, J. w. Donald, WIN
Cronan. M. J. Kelly, Il. Groat. H. Lowen
berg. Thomas Walsh. Peter Kelly. Thoma
Ashworth. d. McCleud, John +. Sweeney
Capital stock is $50 900, divided into l0.o0
shares
NOTARIES INBLIC.-LHe lol4SNAhS nav
been appointed Notaries Public by the Coz
ernor Hugh A. Blodget, for Kern county
to reside at Bakersfield Charles L. Kelly 70
San Francisco county, to reside at San Frar
cisco.
FoREIaS TRADg.-Teu carloads Of Aoul
from the mills in this city, were shipped dun
ing the past two days to China and Centrs
America, beside shipments to the Territories
SrEclAi sALE-A special sale of furn
ture, wires. liquors and cigars will be held q
the Arcade Hotel on Saturday morning mex
at 10 o'clock.
PoL1oE ARRESTS. w. C.. Burke, alis
"Dubliu, was Yesterday arrested by office
Lee for graad larceny.
ndaeRANTs.- Ninsty-two immigrants wi
arrive from the East this afternoon.
THE largest stock of ladies', misses' an
children's baton shoes in the city, at Nj
chanics' Store.
Our OPPosENTs have fallen so far benin
that we have lost sight of them altogether
Hale's Great Central Depot.