Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-20
THE SUNDAY LAW.

| intended enforcing the Ouruay law eie@'e'
quite sensation among the saloon keeper
and others whose transaction of business o:
Sunday is an offense under the provisions O
that Act. The Licensed Dealers PROTECTIVE
Association of Sacramento, anticipating tina
such action would be taken, issued the fol
loving circular, and served each member o
the association with copy:
| Alta meeting of the Executive Committee Of oul
association. held at the Office OF the secretary
March 10th, the following resolution vas unani
mOusly adopted:
sessed 8 80 PAYABLE TO the Secretary on or before
| April /. 1882 md members falling to pay the
same viii be stricken from the roll OF the soc.ef.
an be deprived Of any further pro'ectich
The object OF the committee IN IeVylhS tiliS as
! sessnent is to provide means to protect It's mem
| bers to the fullest extent pos l0le; oelevlhg ina
public sentiment in this aud other locaIltes Wltnl
our jurisdiction, viii not sustain Vle oPiH
| ion OF the Supreme Court.
JOStPH GODDARD, Secretary.
The Executive Committee also advised the
members of their association 10 keep oper
| their places of business and disregard the law
The CITY Yesterday was divided into three dis
| tricts for the purposeof ascertalnlng VINO were
y,olators OF the law. The following officers
were detailed for thst special duty District
one, from Front to Fourth streets, offlcers
Arlington and Csmpbell; District two, from
| Fourth to Eighth streets, ottlcers trsZee ana
Stewart District three, from Elgntn 70
TIL nv frsts streets, officers Domingos and
Ash ON street cars Captain jerry Woods.
The officers made their reports last evening
of parties they found transacting business
NOT exenpted bv the law. The lists present
the names given below and for whom war.
rants will be taken out It will be observed
that 10th the Central Pacific aud the Street
Railway agents and employees are deemed to
fall within the provisions Of the law as trans
actirg business prohibited
Peter Fuchs, K street, between Fourth and
Fifth, cigars Henry kohen, lQ0S Filth
street, liquors James GroSh, 40 4 street,
liquors Joseph Goddard, K street, between
Fourth and Fifth, liquors NJ. S5einauer, 6V2
K street, liquors; James MGNassar. 0oldeh
Eagle Hotel bar; Z. G. Blessing and A.
Guthrie. Capital Hotel bar; J. Gruhlsr, j
street. between Fifth and Sixth, liquors
Julius Zigler, 407 K street, liquors ). ID.
Mendel, 40 K street, liquors w. .. Hoit,
Fifth and X streets, liquors VIM. H!nkle-
man, sos X street, liquors; Michael Nc
Cartv. K street, between Fifth and Sixth,
liouors ID. DeLoDee, K street, between Filth
and Sixth, liquors: g. +. Erhart, barkeeper
with J. Gruhler Peter Flaherty, street,
between Sixth aad Seventh, liquors; II. y.
Otto. 707 street, liquors.; j. A. Fatkenstein,
525 K street, bootm&ker; l.. Lothhammer, j
street, between Seventh and Eighth, liquors
Wm. Warren, 101 X street, liquors; L.
Simon, X street, beer; A. Comet, Second
and /. streets, wines: Dan Hitler, 10l4 Third
street, liquors.; Louis Schmidt, 1922 laird
street, liquors; J. B. Husbschman, 527 K
street, liquors; Charles Nessel, 1i19 Third
street. liquors; Walter Hector, K street,
liquors; ii. c. Cautrel, Fourth, j and K
streets, cigars J. Nsgle, Third and streets,
LIQUORS; Z NJ Ssevens, j street, near Third,
LIQUORS Jas. Corbir, j, Second and Third
streets, liquors J. J. Murphy, Second, K
and / streets, liquors Ben. Steinmau, Cen
trail Pacific Railroad depot, liquors; J. Bow
ers Union Hotel, bar F.; Dick Leslie, Fourth
and X streets, liquors; John Talbot agent
at ticket Office Of Central Pacific Railroad /;
Jung Sing, wash house; John Q1snchi, K,
Eighth and Ninth streets, liquors; Quong
Hing, wash house; l.. Harris, Tenth and K
streets. liquors w. H. Churchman, -; H.
Eldred, State House bar; P. Siebenthaler,
Twentieth and IL streets, LIQUORS; also,
Eighth and K streets liquors b. Steinausr,
William Tell House bar; Sam Beede, bar at
Agricultural Park; Charles Shear, bar OPP
posite Agricultural Park; 5. Dryer, Sew
enteenth and j streets, grocer; j. K. Web
ster. Thirteenth and j streets, grocer; j,
Bcowu, j. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
liquors; Peter McGraw. J, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, liquors; ID. Vice, j, Elev.
euth and Twelfth streets, liquors Peter
Menkin, j, Eighth and Ninth streets, liquors
j. Bennett, J, Eighth and Ninth streets, to-
raeconist; John Bsalier, K, Eight and
Ninth streets, liquors j. W. Sharp, Central
Hotel bar; Charles Dohn, K, Ninth and
Tenth streets, liquors: P McManus. K,
Eighth ard Ninth streets, liquors; o. Ref
f4rth, Turner Hall saloon J. Corfan, FL
dred House bar; j. Touhey, Tenth and NJ
streets, liquors Rushstaller & Shuler,
Twelfth and II streets, brewers; Kerth l.
Nicholas, Twelfth and | streets, trewers A.
r. Klein, j, Ninth and Tenth streets, liquors ;
Jacob. Wolf, j, E ghth and Ninth streets,
liquors; Sam Hing, Sixth and l streets, wash
house; ?. Neuman, Eighth, and h streets,
liquors John Doe. S02 K street, beer cellar F;
N. Dryer, Eighth and X streets, liquors !;
Mike Harley, K, Seventh and Eighth streets,
beer; Jacob Smith, X. Seventh and Eighth
streets, beer; Otto Miller, X, Seventh and
Eighth streets, beer; E, Dieterle, Fifth, J
and X streets, liquors X. Holdner, K, Fifth
and Sixth streess, liquors; J. Gsmsch, K
street, beer; John Didiou, J, Fourth and
Fifth streets, liquors; C. j. Mclaughlin,
1922 Fifth street, liquors J. Scheunert.
622 K street, liquors Steve r iner, SO K
street, liquors; Vim Caswell, X, Fifth and
Sixth streets, baggage transfer agency
Henry Hess, 527 X street, liquors.; Fred
Kinks, Sixth, J and K streets. liquors VIM.
Khune, 604 K street. liquors; Frank Smith,
K, Third and .Fourth streets, liquors f.
WilIett, 30 K street, liquors; Tom WitterF,
Front and J streets, liquors Fred Snyder.
K, Front and Second streets, liquors VIM.
Clark, K, Fourth and Fifth streets, liquors.
w. l. Pritchard, r. S. Carey, A. J. Painter,
J. T. Carey, q. w. Carey Sacramento City
Street. Railway Company managers. A. L.
Renwick, II. d. Mast, E. Franks, L. Howe,
VIM. Ii 4lev, Charles Thrall, H. B. Rosa,
Charles Farq1aharson, John Measure,
Reuben Rockwell, Samuel Shannon, n. G..
McGawgh. street-car drivers.
Grocers. with a few exceptions, closed
their places yesterday, at least so far as OBJ
servations by reporters developed, the police
probable that generally they suspended bust.
ness during yesterday.
Mr.. Jones stereopticon entertainment at
the theater was not, it will be seen, included
in the list.
It is believed that the law does not touch
theatrical performances where no wines OF
liquors are sold, as it reads 80 Or
who keeps, conducts, or exhibits any theater,
melodeon, dance cellar, or other place of mu-
steal, theatrical or operate performance,
spectacle or representation where any wines,
liquors or intoxicating drinks are bought,
sold, used, drank, or given away. '"
At auy rate the Metropolitan Theater was
open last evening and an admission charged,
but the manager of the exhibition is not
named ia the list Of suspects" Dairymen
do not appear in the list; they transacted
their business as usual yesterday, and proba-
Div it is held that they do Bot como within
the clause: ~ Every person who
keeps open on Sunday any store, workshop.
bar, saloon, banking house, or other place o.
business, for the purpose Of transacting bnsi-
ness therein, is puaishabl~. 4" Keep
ers Of hotels, Boarding houses, barber shops,
baths, markets, restaurants, taverns, livery
stables aud retail drug stores, were net taken
note Of, as they are specially exempted from
the operation of the law.
Police SLATE.-The following appeared on
the slate at the police station at IL O'Clock
last night: Maggie Ham, petit larceny, by
officer Arlington VIM. Murphy, fast driving,
by Arlington; All Hen, carrying concealed
weapon, Lee and Karcher local; Mrs. John
Doe. drunk, by Lee All You, petit larceny,
by Dunlevy ID. +. CummiDs, drunk, BY
Frszee; All Wee, vagrancy. by Dunlevy
Hen Lee, assault with deadly weapon upon
Jos Collins at the Csmpi Restaurant. by of