Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-26

Cooke on the street at Fourth and
X, arrested and co-dned them in the
station-house. 1t was ascertaiued that thew
were stopping at q lodging house on Fourth
street, between K and L, and had baggage
there. Later a report came that the third
man was a. the clearinghouse. Officers Lee
and Brl -ssll went to the house Immediately,
and sound that he bad Just left with two
vases. The trail was followed to a room 10
.ne City Hotel. TIE door OF the room, was
unlocked for the officers By the clssk, and the
occupant was found in the act Of searching
the yalises, The man proved to be &. Z.
Martin, who was arrested recently for EN-
bezzlenent of funds of circus company and
discharged for want of jurisdiction by the
Police Court. He was taken to Jail and will
probably be prosecuted for burglary, as the
officers do not believe that he wss concerned
in the gold brick fraud. They think he
might have known something about the party
and by sharp practice got Possession Of their
baggage. When Cooke was arrested be had
In his possession S57 in coin, diamond pin.
diamond ring and fine watch, the jswelry
being valued at 500. City Attorney Ander-
son, on behalf of the victim, has attached
this property. The prisoners have employed
Isaac s. Brown as their counsel.
MERoHASDIsE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Oagen for Sacramento on the
22i instant For n. S. Arnold & Co., box
bolts; Terry McMorry, box licorice Thos.
Harper, l box shoes; b. Cohen, boxes pict
ure frames, box oil paintings; Huntington,
Hopkins Co., 2 boxes finishing nails
boxes vulcsnizsd fiber, bale packing, 2S5
bales steel; w. +. Peterson, 3 tubs and
box maple sugar Adams, McNeill Il Co., 40
boxes maple sugar: A. A. Van VOORHEES, L
Co, case csltuloid rnartingale rings Vein
stock q LzDin, boxes shoes Hobby & Co,
| car some fruit jars G. W. Chesley Il Co,
80 .,oxes TASKS; Scott & Muir, box gas
fixtures; G. B. Corwin, cases cigars;
Whittier. Fuller & Co, cases molding;
Bidwell Cook, boxes maple sugar; Z. c.
Hopkins, tubs and 5 boxes maple sugar;
Kirk, Geary Il Co., So boxes bottles; A.
Dennery L Co.. 10 boxes bottles; Hall,
Luhrs Il Co., 90 boxes soap, % barrels ham,
500 cases oysters LiRdley L Co., so boxes
soap; w. A. Butterield, boxes maple
sugar John T. Soil, l box hardware; w.
A. d q. s. Houghton, box ruled paper; E
Lyon Co., l box hosiery, boxes dry
goods, 3 boxes cotton goods, box worsted
goods,
POLICE COURT. - Yesterday these cases
were disposed of by the Police Court: P.
Kelly was lined $50 T. Trainer was fined $40
for misdemeanor, and All Jim, for petit lar
csny, was fined $50. each being given the
privilege Of paying their respective fines in
coin, or by serving out in the County Jail a
day for each dollar of the fue. These cases
were dismissed Lom Sam, misdemeanor
and All Sam, petit larceny. Jim Green
pleaded guilty to being drunk and was fined
$40 or ten days in the city prison. John
Brady acknowledged similar impeachment
against his sobriety and was rewarded in the
same manner. The cases of All Sing, All
Sovey and All Goey. charged with running
game of fan tan, were continued to May 9th.
Mira. Thomas, battery, continued to june %,
aud Thomas Fitzgerald was discharged from
the inputstion Of having disturbed the
peace.
GRAIN PRosPECr.-A gentleman in this
city yesterday from Colusa county states that
the grain crop in that county, notwitbstand.
ing what has been said to the contrary, will
be 3 good average cop. Barley upon sum.
mer-fallowed land, which was ripening at the
time of the recent north wind, will be
shrunken in berry to some extent, but that
which was winter is looking well. He
thinks the grain crop of Colusa county taken
together will be m average crop, which is
much better than former reports from that
section. Some portions of the upper Sacra-
mento country is said to be under unusually
fine grain prospects to the present time.
ODD FELLOWS PRIzEs.-The Committee
on Award Of Prizes for compositions COM
peted for at the Odd Fellows' Picnic have
made the following awards Prize for boy
between 13 and 16 years of age, to Charles
A. Williams subject, " Idleness p age, IA.
Prize for girl between Is and 10 years of age
- a. UaAa ct1hi Int
Fort !" age. 16. Prize for boy under ID
years of age. to Charles F. ConsaHl subject,
" Politeness ;" age, IL Prize to a girl under
13 years, to Libbie Smith subject, "a Trip
to Wisconsin :" age, IL years.
NcTARIEs APpoIyTED.-R. c. Long has
been appointed as Notary Public for Butte
county. to reside at Gridley; VIM. P. Melvin
for Alameda county, to reside at East Oak
land A. Burrows for Nevada county, to re-
side at Grass Valley Robert B. Patton for
Nevada county. to reside at Sweetland; r.
G. Watkins for Mone-r5unty, to reside at
Patterson j. J. Warner for Los Angeles
county. to reside at Los Angeles; E. O.
Miller for Tulare county, to reside at Visalia.
GLASS BALLs.-At Elk Grove, next Sun
day, three teams will compete for prize of
$50 in shooting q. glass balls. Each person
is to shoot at 80 balls. The names of the
shooters are as follows: First team, Messrs
Gillespie Coons aud Dan Stevens second,
Dwight Bascom and Frank Coons third,
Charles Graham and John Dolson.. A spe-
cisl match is also talked of between Lsfay.
cite Dsrr and F. Coons for 500.
NEARLY A Yesterday after
noon, at about $3.50 o'clock, Merrill OdelPs
horse came near INDUCING in a runaway.
The animal was tied in front of his owners
shop, at Tenth and K streets, and, becoming
friehteped at blanket which had got under
his feet. began to kick and try to get away,
but was stopped before much damage had
been done. The dashboard was kicked to
pieces.
BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.-The
Board OF Police Commissioners met yesterday
ct o'clock P. NJ, a full Board present The
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved. The charges against officer Carroll
were set for hearing Saturday, at o'clock in
the afternoon. The Board then adjourned
until that hour.
WEDNESDAYS Rams. II. Gerrish of
this city, reports the rainfall Of Wednesday
as amounting to .208 of an inch, making q
total for the month of .239 of an inch, and
for the season IA 960 inches. In 1881, for
season to date, 2I.302 inches; 1880, 23705 /;
1879, 1903; 1873, 23.069 1877, 8 40; 1876.
26 260.
SACRAMENTO ISsT1TUTE.-The semi-annual
examination of the students at the Saorl-
mento Institute was closed yesterday. The
commencement exercises will take place at
the Metropolitan Theater on next Monday
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
LANSING EsTATE.-In the settlement Of
the estate of the late james Lansing, who was
murdered by Simon Raten. Mrs. Lansing
will retain the International Hotel, and con-
duet it, with assistants, the same as by her
late husband.
TRADE MAgK.-Castle Bros. & Loupe, Of
San Francisco, have fled trademark in the
Office of the Secretary of State on baking
powder. 1t consists of the word Clock, .
with or without prefix.
IMMIGRANTS. hundred and ffty-nine
immigrants passed Carlin yesterday. to ar
rive here this afternoon, Vi whom ll3 were
males.
NOTTINGHAM lace curtain net, from 81 80
down to cents per yard, at Hale's great spe-
cial sale of a. T. Stewart & Co.'s goods.
BLACK CASHMERE All wool. double fold,
225 cents per yard, at Hale's great sale OF A.
T. Stewart & Co.'S goods.
A JOB Lot of Porter & Co.'S San Fran
cisco, kid. xed, button shoes for misses
sizes, l. II and 2, for 81 25-one-half then
usual valne-at Red House.
SUMNER cashmere suit for sc %, at Red
House.