Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
ADyxaT1sEmHEr mauaaos.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Frazse for stealing pair of shears from the
tailoring establishment of S. Saiovsn, on
Fourth street, has acquired 8 steady position
in the cbain.gang for 100 days, which will
carry him bevend the dull season. After
stealing tbe shears the thief disposed of them
at the Antiauarian bookstore in the Clunie
bniI5ine. on X street, where they were found
and restored to the owner. Stewart is on
the highway to States Prison with heavy
down grade. He is SS years OF age, and a
skillful tailor, but worthless through drunk
enuess, with strong admixtare of criminal
propensity. He is said to have formerly had
q fine wife and little child, but they were
driven away from him by drunkenness and
cruelty, His name is familiar in the police
records. On September 3, 1877, he was SEN
fenced to the County Jail for 80 days for
stealing sewing silk from the wooden mills.
On December 5, 1877, he was given 80 days
for stealing clothing from the Scrogg build
ing. April IS. 1873. he was arrested for
drunk, and pleaded guilty before Judge
Coneer again on june 90, 1881 ; again July
l, 1881, and confined in the City Jail 20 days.
He was convicted of petty larceny on the
30th of September, 1881, for stealing blanket
from Mrs French, and sent to the County
Jail for 80 days. Again on the 1st day of
November last the day after the expiration
of his last term, he was convicted Of disturb
ing the peace and sent to the County Jail for
10 days. Now he pleads guilty to stealing
the pair Of shears, and has been sent to the
County jail for another term of 100 days.
Police CoURT.-Justice Gilmer presided
at the Police Court yesterday in the absence
of Judge Henry, who was 50 i'll as not to be
able to attend. The cases of D. Duraon and
Robert White, arrested for cruelty to ami
mails, were dismissed at TIE request of the
prosecuting witness. Charles +. Stou9hton
was tried upon two charges, malicious mis-
chief and disturbing the peace. The evidence
was to the effect that while engaged as tailor
at the tailor shop Of 4. G. Ebert, he ma
iciously cut coat which was In process of
making SO as to greatly damage it; and that
on account Of it he had disturbance with
Ebert. The Court found him guilty of both
charges, and defendant is to receive Judgment
to-day. Ebert, who was arrested upon COM
plant of Stoughton, for battery, was tried
and found not guilty. Mrs. Kate Mohun,
arrested upon charge of petit larceny, was
heard and case against her dismissed. James
Seaton was tried for committing criminal
assault upon a little girl between three and
four years of ege, in his room at the Scroggs'
building, aud found guilty. He was fined
500, and in default of payment was sent to
the County all for 100 days. Edward Stew
art, found guilty of petit larceny, and in de-
fault of psying SI00 fine was sent to the
County Jail and chain gang for term Of 100
days. The case Of Tenbrook I. Shupe, de-
faultiDg debtoF, was postponed until to-mor
row, and he was remanded to the city jail
until that time.
INcoRPoRATED.-Articl of Incorporation
have been fledin the offics of the Secretary
OF State of the Nevada Salt and Borax Com
pany. Il is forrued for the purpose of manu-
featuring salt borax and soda in the State of
Nevada and elsewhere; to engage in and car.
~ on the business of buying and selling salt,
borax and soda; to locate, take up, buy, use,
acquire, trade in. hold, occupy and improve
such lands, premises and real estate, as may
be necessary and convenient for the purposes
of the company, and to sell and dispose of
the same. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors II. L. Fox, j. G.
Lavery, Fl. L. Coye Charles E. Elliott, John
J. None. Amount of capital stock, Sl.000,
900, divided into 100, 600 shares .... Also Of
the Alaska Gold and Silver Mining, Milling
and Trading Company, to operate in Alaska.
Directors, A. Z. Williams, T. J. McWorthy,
J. A. Lytle, r. B. Hard, S. l. Harston, j.
Lowrie. J. G. Green. Amount of capital,
$40 coo. 600, divided ibto 1000 shares.
Also articles of incorporation of the Pomona
Cemetery Association. Principal place of
business, the town Of Pomona. No capital
stock. Directors, 81. Emo, NJ. C. Rogers, L.
Alexander, J NJ Fears, j. r. GaFthside.
The directors TO be elected annually by Po-
mono Lodge, No. 246, l. o. o. +.
SURPRISE PARTT.-The Tip Top Club as
sembled at the residence of J. r. Watson on
Tuesday evening. From there they pro-
ceeded TO the residence of II. G. Smith, their
regular place of meeting, taking with them
music. silver service of seven pieces, and
refreshments. Mr.. Smith had been called
away to a neighbours. On his return, as he
opened the door, the band struck up Hail
TO the Chief,n and he found that the Club
had arranged for him q birthday surprise.
Colonel Hamilton. President Of the Club.
marched hun to the center Of the parlor, to
the table on which rested the elegant service.
The presentation speech was made by j. Il.
Watson. Mr.. Smith was completely sur
prised, and could hardly fad words to express
his feelings. The Club then repaired to the
hall and engaged in dancing until midnight.
There were about thirty couples present.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board of
Supervisors at its meeting yesterday, after
approving the minutes OF the previous meet
ing, transacted the following business ::
rules, in favor of j. NJ. Arnold for 50; Bar
tells& Gregory, $50; S. Harrington, Tor re-
lief. SO. II. o. Beatty made application to
have the taxes for the years 1865 and 1867
cancelled on the square between and q,
Twentv-fourth aud Twenty-ffth streets, with
the exception of east half of lot l /; the whole
of block between 2 and q, Twenty hfth and
Twenty.sixth streets also on lots 2, 3 and q,
bstwesn 7 sn1 U Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets; and lots l, 2, 8 and 4, between q and
r, Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets. Re
ferred to District Attorney Buckley, with
power to act The Board then adjourned, to
meet at 10 a. Il. to-day.
RESERVATIONS AocErTED.- The Governor
has accepted the designations of the following
officers: Captain W. a. Houghton, First
Lieutenant J. z. Lucas and Second Lieuten-
ans @. i Fontenesu, Company 3, First Ar
tillerv. This leaves this company without
nuy officers The rssigf atoms have also been
accepted of Captain W. G. Little, Oakland
Light Cavalry; Captain Grant Lapham,
Company 5, Second Artillery, n. G. c.
CoMMERCIAh.-Th steamer Varuna left
Yesterday for Jacinto with barge Bath City,
both lrht. The Governor Dana also depart
ed for Colusa with general merchandise. The
San joaquin No. arrived from San Fran
cisco with rsaeral merChGluse ant DArSe OF
lumber for the Sacramento Lumber Company.
STATE Board OF EDUCATIONAL meeting
of the State Board of Education will be held
on Mondsy next at the office of E: Nj. Camp
bell, State Superintendent There are
seventy applicants for life and ninety for
educational diplomas.
BANK oFF1czRs.-The Directors of the
bank recently established at Banicia ha7 e
elected as It's ofhcers W. f. Goad, President !;
J. E. Crook, Yice-President, and a. T.
Redding, Cashier.
NOTARY PUEMo.-The Governor yesterday
appointed Will A. Harris q Notary Public.
vice. self. term expired, for San Bernardino
county, 10 reside az the city of San Bsrnar-
dino.
TRAps-MARks. following claims for
trademarks were fled with the Secretary of
State by Lindley & Co.. Of this city. yester
day The word Capital" and also l.. (
Co."
BoND FLED.-Albers Leonard has filed
his official bond as Notary Public, in the sum
Of IS, 900, With Edward I. Taylor and Peter
Bohl as sureties.