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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-23
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.
MONDAY. May %, 1852.


The Court met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent-McKinstry j., presiding Mckee, j.; Myrick,
j.; Martin, Deputy Clerk; Fnkler, Baiif.
s05s-Gray vs.. Moore, Judge Amador County
On motion Of Armstrong for respondent, ordered
that cause be advanced and heard to-day.
s,35+Dougherty vs.. HaggIn-On motion OF
Burch, ordered that appellant and respondent each
have until June 4, 1882, to file briefs.
s,314-Balch vs.. Jones-Argued by Alberry for
appellant and Armstrong for respondent, and re-
spondent allowed ten days to file brief, with per-
mission to appellant to reply in ten days. cause to
be submitted thereupon.
S,344-Osborne VS.. CLARION motion OF A. L..
Hart, ordered that this be submitted brief
now on fIle, or to be filed by tomorrow.
S,375-Cross vs. Zellarbach-Argued by Irving for
appellant and Reardan for respondent, with permits
sion to Searles attorney for Eureka Lake Company,
to file brief in twenty days; cause to be submitted
thereupon.
s,l45-Perham vs.. Keeper ct a.-Argued by
Burch for appellant and Damn for respondent, and
submitted.
S409-LoreDz vs.. Jacobs-Argued by Damn for
appellant and Williams for respondent, and sub
mitted.
1o,747-People vs. Johnson-Argued by Reardan
for appellant and Deputy Attorney General White
for respondent, and submitted.
S,O5S-Gray Vs. Moore, Judge Superior Court Of
Amador- Argued by Hall for petitioner and Arm
strong for respondent. and submitted.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 A. ".
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Morrison, C. j.. presiding; Thornton, j.. Sharp
stein, J.; Post, Deputy Clerk; kewen, Bailiff.
776l-Mount Blanc G. NJ. Co. vs. De Bour ct al
Argued by Cross for respondent, and submitted.
Weton vs.. Cook-0n stipulation on file, ordered
that appellant have TO and including June TO- 1882,
in which to file brief in reply herein cause to then
stand submitted.
s,372-C. p R. R. Co. vs.. Shackelford-Argued by
Redding for appellant and Bridgford for respondent,
and submitted.
s,23o-Sigourney vs.. Kent-Argued by Ii. v.
ReardaR for appellant, and submitted.
S134 Carpenter ct al Vi. Natoma W. and NJ. Co.
Argued by Catlin for appellant and Carpenter for
respondent, and submitted.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ tomorrow.
6,996-Hall vs. Boyd-Judgment and order af-
frmed. Myrick, J. Thornton, j.; Sharpstein, j.,
coRcurring.
To-DAYs CALENDAR,
DEPARTMENT oSB.
SI63-Dunn vs.. Dunn ct al.
S,3l3-Laphsm vs. Campbell.
soS5-Hayes vs. Campbell.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
S290-Hect vs.. Green ct al.
s237-Julhen vs.. Riley ct al.
S259-Druke vs. Heiken.
Court uneefa n A NJ
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden on the 10Th instant
Continental Oil Company, 800 cases coal oil
Adams, Mcneil & Co, 200 boxes candles
go boxes baking powder, 10 boxes bird seed,
So boxes lemon sugar S. Gerson l. Co., l
box envelopes Baker & Hamilton, 200 keg',
. boxes hardware; G.. w. Nelson. l case
whips; Kirk, Geary & Co., key copper,
bales, kegs, cases, 1 barrel and 50 boxes
drugs, / case glassware, l box and l barrel
seeds, II boxes and barrel gum, l keg balsam,
box dye stuff, 3 boxes oil, l barrel snuff,
foxes iodide, boxes polish Holman, Stan
ton & Co., half barrel iron chain, 80 coils
Ray rope; Hale Bros. & Co., "a trunks,
cases shoes Scott, Muir Il Co, box gas
fixtures Huntington, Hopkins Co., 2S4
spools barb fence wire, l box hardware,
packages bench axes, l package AIDES,
boxes hatchets, cases files. case emery
cloth, 4S boxes nsils, case pulleys,
boxes rivets, / box plated spool wire
W. A. & G. S. Houshton, l case and boxes
books; Booth & Co., box maple sugar A.
A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., l box whips. D cases
hardware, 8 crates stirrups, bale leather;
n. S. Arnold Co., boxes plated ware !;
Hall, Luhrs & Co.. l case cigars, 20 boxes
cocoanut; Pacific Electrical Works, bar
rels brackets and pins A. Meister. 8 bun.
dies wheels, 2 boxes rim bands: Whittier.
Fuller & Co., l crate molding; w. Z. Peter.
SOD, boxes candy: Wsterhouse 4 Lester, 6
boxes leather dssh-boards; Billingsley & Co..
l case butter molds, l package shoppers, l
package hinges, 81 boxes coffee mills, cases
hardware, case feather busters; Mebius &
Co., 20 boxes cccoanut, case cigarettes; II.
Lyon Il Co., 2 bales enamel cloth Central
Pacific Railroad Company, 10 hogsheads,
casks and barrel lamp globes, box brass
valves, 80 steel car springs, l case injectors !;
Lindley & Co., 20 boxes cocoanuts; ID:
Fisher, box licorice, 2 boxes and / barrel
candy.
ABOUT RESERVED SEATs.-Complaint was
made yesterday that officers of the Bric-a-
Brac Club reserved choice seats when the box
sheet spened yesterday morning, to the ex-
clusion of the public. Inquiry results in the
development of the fact that the box sheet
opened clean; that every member OF the
Bric-a-Brac Club had to buy tickets; that
every seat reserved was on q regular ticket
presented, and which had been paid for. The
President OF the Club, it is said, reserved 10
seats. He and the box keeper explain that
every one of the seats represented cash sales !;
that he had been handed few tickets by
citizens who could not come in person to the
box Office, and these, with orders from the
country and the seats taken fer the Ugo
Talbo party quests of the Club. represented
the 16 seats he reserved. He added, on in
ouiry, that not one taken was for himself.
and not member of his Club had compli-
nentary. The box keeper says every seat
reserved was answered for to him by q ticket
or the cash. and that several Others than the
President presented a number of tickets
each and took number Of seats, to oblige
friends not present, ard that such is custom
at al entertainments and is considered en-
tirelY proper.
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The success of Hale's great sale Of a. I.
Stewart l. Co.'s goods surprises all. The
people who visited our store yesterday went
away with as great bargains as at any time
during the sale.
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Ten Years imprisonment - Trial for
Murder.

SAN JOSE, May 22j.-G. H. Geipghey,
who pleaded guilty to assaultiDg his daughter
Mamie with intent to commit murder, was
sentenced today to ten years in the State
Prison. Judge BeIden, in propouncing sen.
tence, said the crime was ore of the gravest
known to law, and there were no circum-
stances tending to pslliate or excuse it. The
prisoner exhibited no emotion, and refused
to make any statement.
The trial OF Jose de Ia Cruz Peto for the
murder of Alexander Molle at May fsld sa
loon in December last, commenced this fore
noon before Judge Belden. The defense is
insanity.
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Change Of Management-The Next Fail

SEATTLE May 22d.-J. NJ. Lyon. who in
early days had charge of the Portland,
Olympia and New Westminster telegraph
offices, but who for seventeen years has been
manager of the Seattle Office, to-day retired
from the employ of the Western Union
Company. and was succeeded as manager by
George ID. Snow.
The King County Industrial Association
have resolved to hold their next annual fair
during the week beginning on the second
Monday in September,
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TEE MASKED BALL-Ladies and gentle
men In the masked ball and duel tablesux
will please meet at the theater at NJ.
sharp to-day. Important.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-All the ex.soldiers and
sailors, and citizens generally, are invited 10
join with the members of Sumner Post, No.
8, G. A. R., in the observance Of Decoration
Day, on Tuesday, May Both. Societies wish
ing to take part in the procession will assem-
BILE at Grand Army Hall, X street, at A. NJ.
The procession will move at 10 a. M, shsrr.
The military will assemble on X, the right
resting on Fourth street. Civic societies and
citizens will be assigned positions by the Post
Commander. The line Of march will be from
the hall. on K street, to Second, to j, to
Tenth, to the City Cemetery. Grand Army
Hall will remain open for the reception
of floral offerings, bouquets, etc., from 1880
a. NJ. until the procession moves. The lite.
rary exercises will be held at the theater,
msnder, j. n. Larkin; Adjutant, +. j..
Kearney.
LATE ARREsrs.-The following appeared
on the slate at the police station last night ::
George F. Winzel, psddling without licsrse,
by officer Lee Peter Kelly, embezzlement,
and T. Trainor, accessory, by local Nash !;
Jerry Haley, disturbing the peace, by officer
Carroll Billy Davidson, drunk. by officer
Leavy.
COMPANY B.-The newly.organized mill
tary company, "B," met at their armory in
the pavilion last evening. The Committee
on Uniforms turned over the new suits, he'll
NETS, etc., to the company. On Thursday
evening the company is ordered to appear in
full uniform for drill.
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Two HUNDRED MEN discharged from A.
7. Stewart Co.'s wholesale department
yesterday, while Hale Bros. had to increase
their staff to meet the great demand for their
goods at the great special sale.
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rataI Inects Of "skylarking."

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ruz RKooRD-UNIos.l
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MERGED, May 22d.-Hotel thieves have
infested MERGED for some time past, and on
Wednesday night the Tuolumne Hotel safe
and baggage room were riaed Of valnables
among which was small sum of money and
two silver watches. Suspicion rests upon
Richard A. Rsggatt, driver of the Tuolumne
Hotel omnibus, and Johnny King, q late
employs of the Ell Captain Hotel. They
were followed to Fresno by Constable Lesson
this morning and placsd in Jail. One of the
accused shipped valise to Los Angeles by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express, which ia sup
posed to contain portion of the stolen prop
erty, which has been telegraphed for, and an
accomplice has been interviewed who has
made statement to the officers Of the par
ticulars of tho robbery.
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Do NOT fail to visit Red House Dry Goods
Department for bargains.
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DoS'r fail to read Hale's advertisement in
this issue. Subject: Archimedean Lever. "s
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A SMART DETEorTvE.-"Hat, where are
you going with that man ?" was the question
that kept recurring in the mind of our you'll
full detective this morning as he Swallowed
the emissary from our would be competitor.
Purchasing the hat at our store, and beiug
proud of his imaginary victory, he and the
hat perambulated away from home as far as
Twentieth street, when, confident OF having
eluded all vigilance, they-the hat and he
return, and by circuitous course stopping
by the way at the corner grocery). arrive at
Headquarters, to receive the plaudits of his
unprincipled masters. The hat in question
was one Of J. B. Stetson's, advertised in yester-
days paper. We expected that our prices
would draw patronage even from cur CON-
petitors, but not to the extend of leading
them all over the city. That this was the
case, however, can be verified by yours truly,
Hale Bros. & Go.
PORTER, SLEssENGER & Co.'S 20. thread
serge, button shoes for 81 % at Red House
usually sold for 50 and 80 SOY.
THE great sale at the Red House not only
embraces Eastern goods, but the lines most
appreciated of home manufactures.
Two HUNDRED pairs ladies' three button
XIII gloves t4 pOseu ior oaic ehio uay, az Alaic
great special sale Of A. 7. Stewart & Co.'s
goods.
PURE fax table linen, 125 cents per yard
(sc.ual cost of Importation, Is centsl at
Hale's great sale Of A. 7. Stewart & Co.'S
goods.
FoRbanquets, etc., use Eclipse Champagne.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Cheslev Ant-s
LADIES kid foxed button shoes-Porter's
make-only 81 %. at Red House shoe sale.
NEW styles of lawns at Red House to-day
TWENTY FIVE yards good brown muslin for
81, at Hale's great special sale.
READ Hale's advertisement in this ISSUE
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REMEMBER, that the Red House great Eale
of boots, shoe,, clothing, hats and caps closes
on Saturday next.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Exciting Runaway-Indictcd for Murti
Safe Robbery.

TACOMA, May 22i.-About o'clock last
evening six buggies of young people, who had
been enjoying drive, returned together.
Coming up the hill, just after passing head
quarters building, two of the buggies colIided,
causing Mr.. Frank and Miss Mcmillan to be
thrown out. The other buggy. containing
Mr.. Moore and Miss Walters, then ran away
at q fearful rate, Mr.. Moore being thrown
out just before reaching Pacific avenue. The
buggy then turned the corner at dreadful
speed, throwing Miss Walters face downward
into the deep drain at the side Of the avenue.
doing her no injury, but spelling her appear
auce. Both young men were badly scared,
but they escaped unipiured. Both buggies
are entire wrecks.
Chase Spencer, the sewing machine man
who killed Frank Dewitt Wheeler x Viii.
son agent, last September, has been indicted
for murder in the first degree, and will prob.
ably be tried this week, though he has applied
for postponemene.
A MIR. Bennett is under arrest for robbing
the safe OF the Halsted House, on Wednes-
day last, of $3.50. He is supposed to have an
accomplice, who went to Portland.
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MISSES IL to 2.1S serge lace bslmorals-
Porter's make-only s. cents, ct Red House
sale.
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PURE fax table linen, 125 cents per yard
(sc.ual cost of Importation, Is centsl at
Hale's great sale Of A. 7. Stewart & Co.'S
roodz
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San JOSE, May 22d.-Nathauiel Gilmore,
a pupil in the Santa Clara-street School in this
city, attempted to jump on a train of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, which left here at
1850. while the train was passing along
Fourth street. at Santa Clara street he was
drawn under the car, ard the whole train
passed over his legs, mangling them in hor.
rible manner. He was placed in o wagon
and carried to the residence of his sister,
where both legs were amputated above the
knees. He will probably die. His parents
live in SAINTS Cruz
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PRecRAsrINATE Nor, but go straight to
the Rsd House, and get bargains in boots and
shoes.
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CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The City Board of Trustees meet in regular
session at 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
Mayor Brown presiding and all the members
present
The report of Mark Foster, Chief Engineer
OF the Water Works, was read and ordered
on file. It shows that during the past week
the works had been running 1913 hours, and
the total number of gallons pumped was
100000.
The reports of P. J. Harvey, City Expert,
on accounts of the Board Of Fire Commits
sioners, and Henry L. Buckley, District At
tlrEey, were resd and ordered on file. In
examining the books and accounts of the
District Attorney from April 9, 1881, to
April Z, 1882, be finds that the total amount
Of delinquent taxes and street assessments
collected by him during the year is 50. SIC 81 !;
amount paid over to the City Treasurer,
81, 5l1 ~ leaving balance due the city by
the District Attorney of 81 %. The reports
on books and accounts of the Bosrd of Fire
Commissioners from April 2, 1881, to April
4, 1882, shows that the amount paid into the
Department Fund during the year to be
SIG, 2S7 SO amount disbursed. S25, 752 OF,
leaving a balance on hand of $685. SO.
A communication was received from I. 81.
Berkey. County Clerk, asking that recon-
sideration be had and the balance of his bill
for making supplemental register be ordered
paid. Ordered on ile and the request denied,
A communication was received from the
City Attorney asking that certain law books
be furnished the Police Court. Referred to
the Mayor.
The bills from Companies A and G, First
Artillery Regiment, for services rendered in
protecting the City Jail on the night of April
Ii, 1882, were referred to the Mayor.
A communication was received from j. R.
Watson. Superintendent of the Railroad Hos
pital, asking that the Thirteenth-street sewer
be extended SO as to be capable of relieving
the Railroad Hospital of its drainage water.
Trustee Ryan recommended that the sewer
be constructed, and the following order was
passed
Ordered, That the Street Commissioner be
directed to advertise for sealed proposals for
constructing a pipe-sewer on Thirteenth
street, from G street to the alley between F
and G, to connect with the main sewer.
After allowing the following bills the
Samuel Stein, 81 90; John Breuner. s199 !;
F. McCarty, S2S; T. W. Schwamb. 81; d.
Brophey, S27 ]. S. Barrett, S27 H. Moul.
ton, S16; S. II. Haman, S13; jackson Car
ter, $50 50; Lem Chung, So; James F.
Barron, Sc Lotus & Farren, Sl3 Reuben
johnson, S24: James Mcclure, S65 % R
F. Sands, 50 so; Thomas Cotter, SIS;
Frank Houghten, s13 rs; Thomas Kane,
So; J. Harvey, $40; james Heating, Sc so /;
Andrew Kaeser, 50; John Lynch. So /;
John Hines, S12; John Nelson. S49 20 ;
Silas Chance. SO; NJ. DAILY, $40; Peter
McGinniss, S12; John Ruggles, SO; W. B.
Griffith, 80; A. King, $50; james Leonard,
81 80; L. G. Coster, 81; Henry Wittpep,
So; w. ]. O'Brien. "a 20; L. F. Bassett,
So; Weizel & Son, 81.
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The Archimedean Lever is HsIs's great
special sale.
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HALE's special sale takes everything before
il. like greas tidal wave sweeping over the
country.
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Two HUNDRED pairs ladies three button
kid gloves exposed for sale this day, at Hale's
great special sale Of A. I. Stewart & Co. 3
ooods
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PORTER, SLEssENGER & Co.'S 2O.thread,
serge, button shoes for 81 % at Red House
usually sold for 50 and 80 50)
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LADIES kid foxed button shoes-Porter'
make-only 81 %. at Red House shoe sale.
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CURTAIN NETTING, 5 cents per yard (only a
few pieces Left, at Hale's great special sale. y
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The Gatherer Case-second Trial or Cap
tain Sparks.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RsoORD-usrOs.l
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FoRbauquetp. etc.. use Eclipse Champagne.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Cheslev. . Ant-s
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THE great sale at the Red House not only
embraces Eastern goods, but the lines most
appreciated Of home manufactures.
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TWENTY FIVE yards good brown muslin 70
81, at Hale's great special sale.
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THE BEST

QUITS EVER OFFERED IN SACRAMENTO
- for s25, are made to order at Thomas BrOms
Iey's, No. 500 X street, Clunie Building. Call
and see them before purchasing elsewhere. m17-3ptf
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New styles oflawns at Red House to-day.
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READ Hale's advertisement in this issue.
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verdicts of Accidental Deaths-Rewars
for Information.
The smaJI.pox Situation.

SAN Francisco, May 22d.-The Board of
Health this afternoon adopted an isonclad
resolution not to permit passengers of the
steamer Altonower to be transferred to a
hulk. They agreed to permit the sick to be
removed to the pest-house on guarantee of
the consignees of the steamer that they
would pay all the expenses. No new cases
occurred on board to-day. 1t was decided to
hold the steamer Strathairly in quarantine
until the safety of landing her passengers is
assured.
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AProlinc Couple.

SAN Francisco, May 22d.-Mrs. Howell,
wife of Joseph d. Howell. of Oakland. gave
birth last Thursday afternoon to child. On
Saturday morning she gave birth to two
more infants. The children are alive and
healthy, and the mother is doing very well.
Mrs. Howell is the mother of ten children.
Mr.. Howell is the father of sixteen-six by a
former wife and ten by the present.
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To-DAY's CALENDAR,

s,I63-Duun vs.. Dunn ct al.
s,3l3-Laphsm VS.. Campbell.
S,0S5-Hayes vs.. Campbell.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
2e0-Hect vs.. Green ct al.
S,237-Julhen vs.. Riley ct al.
,259-Druke vs. Heiken.
Court meets at 10 A. N.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-26

RAsE RANGE COUNCIL No. ., L.
o. q. f.,
MEETS AT ODD FELLOWS RAIL- EVERY
ltl Sunday afternoon at 70 O'Clock, sharp.
Members In good standing are invited to at
tond. K. j. DUTLER, q. O.
O. q. HUBBARD. Secretary, jy30tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-26
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

nARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL
I WAY Stations will please procure ticket,
at the jackson House. or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders to he called.
W H. SWEENEY 90, Bus Proprietor