Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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PosroFFIcE LOCATION DECIDED. = The
question Of the location to be occupied by
the Postofice in this city for the next four
years has ct last been determined. Post
master Hopping has received from the POST
master General copy of the contract with
James Bailey, of Utica, New York, for
continuance of the use Of the present Office
for another administration term, commencing
on the first day of April, 1881, at q rent of
81 600 per annum, payable quarterly. The
former lease was at 81, 200 per year, making
a saving of 81 500 to the Government for the
term OF the new lease. In addition to the
present area occupied for postal purposes,
consisting of the first floor of the building,
about 40 by so feet. an additional room on
the north, 10 By % feet, is included in the
new lease, which will be fitted up for use of
route agents and postal clerks whose routes
terminate at this point. The office is to be
entirely overhauled and remodeled at once,
making it frst-class. The lease provides for
this at the expense of the lessor, and specifies
that there shall be new floors and plastering
throughout, the premises to be newly painted
inside and outside, the Office to be provided
with complete new outfit Of boxes Of the
Yale pattern /; also new fixtures and furniture
and such further alterations and repairs as
the Postmaster shall deem necessary and
direct to be done. Mr.. Hopping has thus
secured arrangement for the changes and re-
peirs in the office which he has long sought
to have made, and which will enable him TO
transform the present extremely inconvenient
and unsightly place into one suitable for It's
purposes, and which shall be much more be-
coming 70 the Government and the city.
MORE BIaAMY.-oficsrs Lee and jackson
on Saturday arrested Spaniard named Jose
Domingos Arans, for having more wives than
the law permits a man to monopolizs. 1t is
alleged that he formerly married woman
who calls herself Mrs Gonzales Arans, and
after time became DESTROYS for change and
married one Clorinda Saiguard. After living
with Mrs. Arans No. 2 for time he deserted
her, and took to his bosom again the wife of
his youth, all of which Clorinda disliked.
Before granting warrant for the arrest Of
Arans, City Attorney Anderson obtained
from the Clerk of Santa Clara county copy
Of the license and certificate of marriage of
the second union. Mrs. Arans No. also has
her certificate, so it would seem that the
necessary proof to establish the crime is at
hand and that Mr.. Arans is booked for
substantial term at Folsom.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court on Saturday
Frank Letcher and George Mcdaniel were
fined So and costs each for disturbing the
peace. John Findley was tried and found
guilty of similar charge and sentenced to pay
fac OF $50 and costs. William Dugan was
fined 81 so for engaging in public parade
while drunk. The ease of S. A Green, for
Judgment, was continued until to- day. Also
the battery cases of j. A. Rsavis and Ran
Ill, I,n VI ~ / Il.
petit larceny, was granted a continuance
until tomorrow. Robert Collars case,
for violation of health ordinance, was post
poned until April ID. Adjourned.
FREIGHTs. = The following carloads of
freight were received Yesterday in this city
T@enty-nine of wood. of hogs, 8 of coal,
of merchandise, 4 OF wheat, z of lumber, l of
sewer-pipe and of lambs Carloads East
were forwarded also One of sugar. 6 Of mer-
chandise, l of nails, % of barley, of brandy,
Of wine, l of malt, of salmon, of coffee,
l of CONNECTIONS, of shells, of wool, of
oranges, of canned goods and l of rags.
INooRPoRATED. There were fled on Sat
urday articles OF incorporation of the Ar;-
IONA and New Mexico Land and Mining
Company. Directors-R c. Anderson. A.
NJ BurrelI, w Hoyt, J. D. Mcconnell. JAS
Hill, A. w. Collins, Sherman Day. Capital, !
81 600, 600. Also of the Santa Barbara &c.
ment Pipe Company. Directors-R. B. /
Garfield, John Edward, VIM. McEidy, L. |
NJ lizard, e. B. Hall. Capital, S. 600.
CITY REcEIprs.-The following payments
were made to the city treasury for the week |
ending Saturday, March &c, 1881; w. c. |
Farnsworth, cemetery dues. S36 IS; X. D. |
SERVER, water rates, 81, AS p \, a, Kid |
der, harbor dues, SO; E. H. Mckee, old /
machinery account, SAT 90; w. A. Henry,
Police Court fines, S15; Geo. A. Putnam.
city licenses, 1881 20; Gao. A. Putnam, dog
licenses, SIG so. Total. 1885 20.
PERsoyAL.-John P. Ssearns, of Santa
Barbara. is in the city. Attorney-General
Hart went to the Bay yesterday. J. NJ.
Hawkins, city editor Of the Marysville Ap-
peal was in town yesterday. Chief Engineer
S. S. Montague and family, Secretary b. IL.
Miller and others were IL the city on Satur-
day, and left by special car connected with
the Paymaster's train for a trip over the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
COMMERCIAL last report steamer
San Joaquin, No. 2, arrived from San Fran.
cisco with general merchandise and barge of
luulgGE ItE EiiC upper OtCEdil6ulO, hbbdul6T
Nsponset, from the upper Sacramento, ar
rived with general merchandise barge ORR
ent arrived, per steamer Constance, from S IN
Francisco with lumber and posts for Friend
& Terry Lumber Company and w. F.
FrRzur.
CHILD DRowNED.-A little child, thirteen,
months old, son of II. S. Ivey of Suffer
Island, fell into duck pond near their resi-
dence, q few days since, and was drowned.
The family were eating dinner at the time
the accident occurred, and did not know
where the child was until it was too late to
save it. The water was but three or four
inches deep where it was drowned.
LIBRARY REPoET.-The report of the City
Free Library for the last week is as follows
Numbered books issued during the week, 793.
OF these there were Of fiction and juvenile,
Coo history, 30; biography, II travels, %;
essays and general literature, 81; poetry and
drama, 0; theology, 8 science and art, y.
Percentage of fiction d juvenile, IS; aver
age number issued per day, 1l3.
GALE SENTENCED.-The case Of William
Gale, convicted of rape upon his S-year-old
ward, Addie Gale, has been concluded. The
motion for a new trial was argued by his
counsel, l. S. Brown, before Judge benson
on Saturday, and overruled Gale was then
sentenced to a term of nine years in the State
Prison at San Q lentin. aud he will be taken
there to-day by jailer Newbert.
INSANE En- ROUTE sheriff H. L. Mccoy,
Of Yuba county, passed through yesterday,
having in charge Paul Palfrey. who is insane
aud committed to the Stockton Asylum.
Palfrey i; q Swiss, and resided in this city for
several years. travelling about with little
box Of tools for repairs of pianos and other
instruments.
BUSINESS CEAHGE.-Henry G. May has
purchased the interest Of Frank Anthony in
the firm OF Longson & Anthony, proprietors
OF the Fulton Market, at the corner of Fifth
and X streets. Mr.. Anthony therefore re
tires from the business, and the firm will
hereafter be known as Longton & May.
PoLIcg ARREsrs.-Jose Domingo Abrams
was arrested on Saturdsy>by officers Lee and
jackson for bigamy; Frank Villa. drunk.
was brought ia by Karcher, local FoDg Jim.
disturbing the peace, by officers Rider and
Ferral and jos Morgan, drunk, by officers
Rider aud Caiferty.
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