Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-10
l0aL INTELLIGENCE.

smith, nsrasi J alln, fell in with the arrange
mens. Ka;zhs wanted John to make some
burelsrs' t1als wish which to 40 the work,
and ne cea=antsd John at once confidenti-
ally mad 4itt.f Karcher acqlsinted with the
whole ma scr and the Chief instructed him
to 20 on ana make the tools and keep him
posted. Eligus Lad his plans laid out as fol-
lows: FIRST. tie PUstOttise was 70 be robbed
then Waolh5-s iewelry store, and all the
iewelrv eslal .shnents on } street, below
Seventh lEd also the residences of Mrs,
Crocker 8.ie-5 Gallatin, n. Greene Curtis
and ssvarsl Others The intention Of the
Chief OF Police was to let knight, while being
watched, b-s.z INFO the Postoffice, so as to
mako his crime complete, and arrest him
while In there. but before the tools, consist
ing OF di E7lj drills and various BURGERS
implement. wsre completed, Knight changed
the programme and concluded to take Wach-
horsts esaulahment first, and make the
entry bT cutting ont q portion Of one of the
show-Wiudows. John informed the Chief OF
this change CT p.eHs, and it was at once con-
cluded chat he must be arrested before being
allowed 30 commit 50 much damage as cutting
out one % the large French plate glass would
cause. The Chief had John try to have
Knight take the POstoffice first, but Knight
would not Therefore as soon as the tools
were completed aud taken possession Of by
knight, the Chief and officer Smith arrested
knight, and thus this extensiyely-laid plan
came TO sudden termination. Knight will
be tried before Judge Henry to-day upon
the charge OF having burglars tools in his
possession.
PoLIcE CoUBT-[n this Court yesterday,
George Knight, who had pleaded guilty to
having burglars tools in his possession, was
allowed TO withdraw his plea, and he pleaded
not guilty. The case was then continued for
trial until to-day. Ed. Fellows pleaded
guilty 20 the charge of disturbing the peace
and was sentenced to pay fine of 500 or be
imprisoned in the County Jail for term of
80 days. George Miller was examined upon
the charge Of forgery and held to answer,
with bail fixed at 81 600. All Cue, charged
with larceny Of q quantity of gunny sacks
from A. Hirsh's junk store, on J street, was
tried, and case taken under advisement until
to-day. john Doe, drunk, forfeited his de-
post Of s., which was passed into the city
treasury. GUst4vus Ammen was examined
upon charge of burglary, and held to
answer In 10 sum of $1,000. John Farley
pleaded ggil5J ID patti larceny, and was fined
Sl50. The robbery case Of Pat. Connolly
was continued I'LL to-day, and Mrs. Chris,
Curtin. for disturbing the peace. was con-
tinued aarl ths 10Th instant. The Court
then adjourned.
PROMPT ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
John Fariav, about 80 years of age, and
claimirg to asve arrived from Stockton night
before last, .as detected yesterday forenoon
stealing b3l5 Of cloth from in front of the
dry goods stors Of G. II. Stevens & Co, at
the corner of Eighth and J streets. i. p
Scott and q IT, Lavine, connected with the
store. saw him iake the goods, and with the
aid OF Others. caught him, after running
about half O block, and took him TO the
police headquarters The Police Court was
in session at Re time, and he was at once
tried and sentenced 80 pay fine Of $50. In
defiant OF Payment he was sent to the County
Jail for 15G Days. The whole transaction,
from the zine se took the goods until SEN
tencs was passed upon him, did not occupy
more thau -orsy minutes, and he was soon
after safely deposited in the County Jail.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9TH For Locke & L7venson, bale mats
Weiuztacs & Lahin, s cases boots and shoes
Adau-s. Mcneil & Co., l barrel syrup
Bilingsiey 81 Co, l case brushes III. c..
Kirk u Co. ? j-eg and 6 boxes drugs Hunt.
ington, Bacs.Js & Co., 500 kegs nails II
slabs steel, 200 boxes shoe nails, l case whip
handles. / u1S ayches, bales of rope, 2 bales
Of cordsga. 2 boxes printed blanks, l box
drills; L = Lewis & Co, ! bundle news
paper Nehius & Co., 10 cases canned
meats; vii. iar, Fuller < Co, l box look
ing-qlasa ", D. Comstock, l bsx cots.
Held FOR E0EGERY.-The examination OF
George Miller for passing the forged check
upon G.. -. Chssley, drawn on the bank Of
d. Q. Nils & Co.'S, was held in tbs
Police Cou- yesterday. Mr.. ChesleY, Frank
Miller Of Chs INK and officer jackson gave
testimony ia tina case, which was regarded
by the Court 60 conclusive that no further
witness were called for the prosecution,
and ne de1,nss was made. The defendant
was bou1J over 20 the Superior Court upon
the charge u forgery, with bail placed al
81 000, and WIS sent to the County Jail.
Articles OF IScoBPoBArIoS.-Arti OF
incorporation have been fled with the Secre
ta-v Of S5Hs as follows: Enterprise Mil
and Bui6iae Company. Place of business
San Francizaa. Direstors-D. A MaeDon
aid, Earard Chapman, ID. l.. Mcdonald, w
n. Miller. +. s. Fslconer. Capital stock
Sl50 600. d. So 600 shares OF 50 each. St
Paul. Church Association, San Francisco
Festryusu 49, illiam Sutton, William l.
Merry. William q. Fonda, j. 5. Wilson ant
Il. =. Stou-y.
PoLcE azRzsTs.-The following arrests
were mads ia the city yesterday Jacot
Hammond. rsnd larceny, by officers Ferra
and Rider; All Fong and Loo Hip Lee
keeping opium sen, Dan Sullivan and James
Brown, visi.lae opium den, All King, keep
ine oDi1,n lau Steve Fisher, visiting opium
den, bY lacI officers karcher and Ostwaldt
George kuirat petit larceny, by Chic
Karcner and CHcer Smith.
CmlD or a BENDER A 9.year-old boy OF
NJ street yesterday pracsiced on his mother
with a sings shot, and succeeded in hitting
the target. He Immediately went on {
bendsr-5vsr his mothers knee. All hi
efforts to slipper round and keep out of sigh
were unavaing. and stern necessity nov
cOmpels the young mRrksman to indicate con
tempt for chairs, and will for some time t.
come.
MINISTRIES COMING. - Announcement i
made that Hooley's Aiastodon Minstrel Com
pany from Chicago will appear at the Metro
politau Theater FOR FIVE nights and matinee
commencing on the 10Th instant. Martin
Homer, managers. The company is state
to embrace the leading minstrels in the East
Reserved seats can now be procured at tn
theater.
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board G
Supervisors was in session yesterday, bu
transacted no business of importance. Sittin
as a Swami Land Board, a warrant issue
by Swami Land District No. SO, in favor Q
II. H. Gardner for so, was approved. Tn
Board then adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-day
AUCTION SAIE.-D. j. Simmons viii sell
by order OF S. s. Baldwin, executor, on satur
dav. February I2th, the south half OF mort
hall of lot = X and L, Second and Thir
streets. Ais, on Thursday, February 2fth
the furniture and carpets in the private resi-
dence, No. Is Eighth street, between IL and
CITIZENS MEEEING.-A meeting of promi
nent citizens was held at Pioneer Hall yes
terday afternoon in relation to the city bonds
and it was decided, in view OF the Tecen
threatened disaster by food, to take step
looking 20 the refunding of the debt.
Schools BEopBS.-The schools at Tent
and P, Ninth and o, and Twenty-sevent
and streets. viii reopen to-day. The fit
grade classes Of the Fourth and Q-stree
school viii for the present be accommodate
at Seventh and G streets.
GENTS French calf. hand-sewed shoes, 5
per pair, st the Red House.
GENTS CASHMERE SUITS, all wool, s12 en-
S14, at the Red House.