Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CARD FROM GROVE L. JOHNSON.
It ia the duty of every Republican in Sac
ramento to vote to-day, and to vote for John
RYAN. He is thoroughly competent to dis
charge The duties of the position for which
he aspires, and is respected man and good
citizen. The Office for which he is candi-
date is the only real political Office in the
CITY government. The Street Commissioner
has the employment of large number of
men and the expenditure of a large sum of
money at his almost sole control hence the
Office carries with it power, patronage and
political strength. At present the election
becomes more than ever political, because OF
the fact that upon its result hinges the ques-
ton whether the Board of Trustees Of Sac
ramento shall be Republican or Democratic
for tho next two years. Think OF 1t, Repub-
licans How will it sound to the party
throughout the State to be told that the
banner Republican city of California has
Democratic Board of Trustees? Let every
Republican be out and stirring to-day to
and thereby to maintain Republican su-
premacy in our city and aid the cause else
where. Be not influenced by any specious
plea that City Trustees are not political
offices, and that charter elections should not
be decided by political considerations. Such
arguments fail Of force this year particularly.
Another reason impelling exertion is that the
City treasurer and treasury may remain as
at present Of course no one wishes to see
the scramble for or danger to that officer and
office OF few years since repeated, and
while his opponent may do as well as Mr..
Ryan, yet we know how Ryan will do. |
have been unable to participate, by reason of
absence, in the present campaign hitherto.
hence this publication that l may thus talk
to all the Republicans of Sacramento.
1 am extremely anxious tLat our party
should maintain its rightful position and
power in the capital city, and to that end
most earnestly request every Republican to
vote for John Ryan to-day.
To miss a vote to-day may be an endless
source of regret. Grove L. JOHNSON.
Sacramento, October "a, 1881.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-I. S. Brown has filed
petition before Superior Judge R. G. Clark,
in behalf of John Acker, State prisoner at
Folsom, praying for a writ of habeas corpus
for Acker, alleging that he is illegally re-
strained of his liberty in that prison. He
says he is informed and believes that Acker is
held on four commitments, two from the late
County Court of Souoma, dated July "A, 1873,
wherein he is held for terms of eight and three
years. respectively, for grand larceny, the
last to date from the expiration of the first
that the credits to which Acker is entitled
have long since given him the right to dis
charge. Another commitment is from the
late County Court of Marin. dated December,
1875, for thirty days imprisonment, but the
judgment on which that is based is void, as
the Court exceeded its jurisdictional power
in pronouncing such judgment, which was
based on plea OF guilty of an attempt to
escape from State Prison. The other judg-
ment was rendered by the late County Court
of Santa Clara, December l, 1875, and de-
PENDANT was sentenced thereon to ten years
10 prison, TO date from the expiration of his
previous terms; but that judgment is
void, as the Court exceeded its jurisdiction,
and combinations, to which the prisoner is
entitled, give him the right to be discharged.
Judge Clark has ordered the writ to issue,
returnable on the 26th inst, at 10 A. NJ.
FREIGHT REPoRT.-The following consign-
ments of freight passed Ogden on the 18th for
this city: Waterhouse & Lester, crates
sleigh bodies. 2 bundles gearing, 2 barrels
iron castings; Locke & Lavenson, 2 rolls
carpet; Bachelor, Van Guelder & Co., 2 bar
rels butts and hinges L. Elkus, boxes hats;
W. f. Peterson, boxes and 20 pals candy
l.. K. Hammer, box organ James Parsons, |
l case shoes Continental Oil Company, l
car coal oil Mebius & Co., $50 kegs herring
II. H. SelbY, car iron; Peter 1nnes cases |
carpet; w, d. Comstock. :. boxes chairs
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 16 cases maple syr-
up, 4 barrels currants; W. A. & @. S.
Houghton, 2 cases envelopes; Huntington, |
hopkins & Co., boxes hardware; Billings |
ley (, Co., bale and l case Irvine; Gus. !
Iavens,n, cases shoes; A. Dennery SSCo. |
80 boxes sqd cask lamp chimneys; 81. 5. |
Crocker q Co., 46 bundles printing paper A. |
A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., ) bales leather, D |
boxes whips : j. r. Hill, 81 bundles carriage |
springs ID. Fuchs, box glassware, l cask
glass globes Booth &Go., 100 cases condensed
milk; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 25 cases canned
fish Lindley & Co., % cases canned mack
erel, 4S boxes baking powder, 80 boxes
mustard, 60 boxes spice The following
freight came by the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad: A. II. Reed, / box
household goods.
ELECTION ToDAY.-An election will be
held to-day for Second Trustee OF this city.
The candidates are John Ryan (Republican)
and Daniel Brown (Demoerat). Voters are
required to show that their names are on the
Great Register OF this county. The polls
open at A. NJ. and close at shutdown Is
o'clock and ten minutes1. The polls will be
held at the following places First Ward
Polls at southeast corner OF Third and j
streets Inspector, Bernard Steinman,
Judges, J. J. Bauer and A. G. Tryon. Sec
ond Ward-Polls at Leslie's saloon. Fourth
and X streets; Inspector, james Lansing
Judges, John Stevens and John George.
Third Ward-Polls at Capital Brewery,
Twelfth and / streets: Inspector, Dougald
ellis; Judges, II. o. Cravens and E.
west corner OF Teuth and NJ streets; In
specsor, o. P. Goodhue; Judges, William
L. Herndon and VIM. A. Fountain.
ARRESTS. following arrests have been
made since last report: Mike -, drunk,
by officer Lee VIM. Duggan, sleeping on
the sidewalk, by officers Ash and Levey; E.
r. King, malicious mischief by officer VAL |
entine and local Karcher; Pat Coyne, petty |
larceny, by officer Campbell; Fred Hughes, |
disturbing tie peace, by officer Frazee; an |
Indian woman with q white child in her |
arms, drunk, by citizen Joe Ascagoa.
CRY REcEIPTs.-The following payments
were made into the City Treasury for the |
week ending October %, 1881: R. D. SERVER, |
water rates, 81 225 80 N. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, So; W. A. Henry. Police Court |
fines, S4S so; George A. Putnam, city |
licenses, 1880; S. r Caldwell, cemetery
dues, $40 % /; Ed. 81. Mckee, rebate on
Insurance on school house, IS. Total,
S5.646 %.
ArroIsTMENTs.-Geo a. Blanchard,
ex-Distr:ct Attorney of Sacramento, and
lately deputy to Attorney General Hart, has
been appointed by the Governor as Judge of
the Superior Court of Coluss county, vice |
Judge J. L. Hatch. deceased. j. L. DAILY |
has been appointed as Notary Public for |
Butte county, and E. f. Corey as Commits |
sioner of Deeds in New York for California |
Co1MERcIAL-Therear arrived in port since
the last report steamer San Joaquin, No. 2, |
from San Francisco, with general merchan-
disc. The barge Centennial towed up by the I
steamer Pioneer, with lumber to the Friend |
& Terry Lumber Company. and shakes TO
w. f. Frazer. Departed, steamer Pioneer, I
LIGHT with grain and steamer San Loanuin |