Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


LAsKY AGAIN IN CoURr.-The outgrowth
of the charge against B. Lasky for receiving
stolen properly was complaint that he did
not comply with the ordinance requiring
pswnbrokers to file bond in the sum of
81 900 and take ont a pawabr Jksr's license.
Yesterday the CASE was tried 10 the Police
Court, and the evidence disclosed that l.. SKY
had at one time pat ous the usual three-balls
pawnbEoker's sign, and that when called
upon by the City Auditor for the usual license
of $50 per quarter he disclaimed the business
and took down the sign. Afterwards, how
ever, he procured book aud blank bills of
sale, and when any enc came there to obtain
money upon any article Of jewelry or
clothing he adopted the course Ct tax
ing bill of sale, with a promise
to allow the party who desired the loan the
right to repurchase the article at an agreed
advance. Several OF the witnesses testified
that Lssky told them upon various occasions
when they went to his place in search of
stolen articles land in great many instances
they found the stolen articles in his POSSES
sioU), that he only held tbs articles Until the
parties would return the amounts and redeem
the pledges. That large quantity of jswelry
and large number Of watches were found at
his place, each marked with the name of the
ney Anderson commended that even il the De-
PENDANT did take bill of sale granting ahso-
lutte title on its face, inst the intention of the
parties, manifest by tie agreement to resell,
was TO con ider the article SO soil only de.
posted pledge. That the grossly made
quata consideration would also indicate such
intention. That the law was never intended
to permtt.. a person TO do a thing Of indirec.
ton what it does not allow directly Tia. a
10 10 tkSs I'll G l..
the manner named Is q mere subterfuse TO
eyade the payment Of license aud 10 fact
slloTs him 70 carry on regular pawnbroker's
business under the pretense OF purchasing
the pledged articles. That ne also by this
course evades the strict regulations reduired
OF pawnbrokers. Counsel for defense, Mr..
Young, argued that the sale was complete,
and that the title was absolute. That an
agreement to resell did lot constitute pledge
or paWp. After argument the Court took the
case under consideration.
PBoPAGATIYG SALMON. - The RECORD.
UNION correspondent at Baird, Shasta
county, the headquarters OF the United
States Fish Commission fer the Department
of the Pacific Coast, says: Although the
SEASON IS ovec here, as far as the interests of
the Government are concerned, still the four
iAiiAApli Va Hatiut0 SSSb III DEDCC55 Ol lELClIlS
will eventually be or considerable Interest to
the State ii the hatchiug of them
is successful. Owing TO the cannefies estsb-
Eshed recently, there has been q considerable
decrease in the amount of parent .lmon in
this stream tMcCloud river J, but hope that
the last official effort of the late lsmeuted Hor.
B. b. Redding, of the State Fish Commis-
sion, in securing double installment of this
valuable food tish, will, in degree, obviass
xuhich hov =
by the increased capture Of salmon. II is a
very pI acsrious duty Matching this amount
o. there are SO many chances 30 be
taks1. should the winter rains set in the
river would rise, and the current wheel,
from which the water supply is depended
upon would BE- endangered, and any neglect
of those who have charge of this precarious
duty would very materially affect the results.
Being interested L trust that our united efforts
will prove successful"
ENTERTAINMENT-A social entertainment
was given last even rg ct the Gerzsn Luth.
ersn Church By The Frauen Verein. The
following programme was rendered. under
the direction of Karl Heinrich Duet, violin
and piano, Messrs. W. King and K. Hen
rich; chorus, Departure (MsndeIssohn),
choir of the German Lutheran Church piano
solo. Miss Rose york sOpcauo solo, When
or tue meadow" Miss L1ttie Bauer; piano
duet, "Sans.souci," Misses Lena r IS and
Minnie Breuner; bass sole, "Tne Armorer,"
K. Holman; piano solo, Miss Minnie
Breuner; soprano solo, Ye Merry Buds, F"
Miss Bertha Reeb9r; chorus, "Serenade, :"
Singing Section of Eintracht; reading, Pro-
fsssor Batter; mixed chorus. wen have to
mortgage the farm" Misses Bertha Rseber,
LJttie Bauer, Louisa Kropf, Emma Msister,
Messrs. Gutheil and Hoffman,. The attend.
ancs was quite large and encores frequent.
A. the conclusion of the exercises refresh
ments we've served.
RIVER STEAMERS. - Yesterday st this
port. three steamers arrived and four
departed. The Apache with barge and
: large quantity of freight, arrived from
San Francisco. It was delayed some time By
fog on the bsy, and did not arrive here until
10 A II. l. departed for San Francisco about
Pm. The San Joaquin, No. 3. arrived
from Kirksville with barge loaded with
grain and departed for San Francisco with
two barges of grain. The Flora arrived from
PARROTS lsndiog with barge loaded with
wheat. and viii depart to-day. The Harriet
left for tie upper Sacramento with two
barges, light, aud the San Joaquin, No. 2.
left for San Francisco with two bsrges of
wheat. Tde vessels arriving from the upper
OACraIlehbD report tDaV DuG tlEtle QaDSg6 was
done by the late rains to the wheat at the
various landings. It is also reported tina. the
grain will tie all moved within the next two
weeks.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.-A torch.light parade
will take plscs in this city tomorrow ever.
ing, to receive Hon. II. f. Page. 1t will be
under the auspices CT the various Republican
clubs and organizations. The Grand Mar
shall of the evening will be w. G. Van Fleet,
with L. II. Wallis Chief Aid and eleven
ether aids. The procession will form az O, d
move from Seventh and streets promptly
st ! P. Il The members of the various Re-
publican oTgaI izations are requested by the
Marshsl TO assemble there st that hour. AT.
tef marching through the principsl streets,
the procession viii disband 81 the Metrcpoli.
tan Thfater, where q mass meeting will be
held and addresses made.
AUcroNs-Meesrs. Sherburn & Smith an
nounse that they will sell by public auction
at 220 l. street on Monday next, at 1880 a.
N, a large lot of household and kitchen fur.
niture. It Includes walnut parlot set, green
rep parlOr sat- lsca curtains marbls-top
tables, walnut chamber sets, Brussels car.
pets, etc. The sans firm also announce a
general clearing-out auction sale at their
SSISSEOOulf No. N Z, take place to.
morrow. beginning at 1890 A. NJ.
Ar FoLsoM.-Two carloads of excursion.
lists left this city fer Folsom last evening at !
o'clock to attend meeting held for the pur.
pose of hearing addresses from the Rspub.
ican candidates. The meeting at that place
was held in Firemsn's Hall, and was we'll st.
tended. Speeches were made by the county
candidates and others. The train, on its re.
turn, arrived in this city shortly before mid.
night.
HALL DEDICATION American River
Grange Hall was dedicated last night by a
grand ball. The attendance was very large
Among those present were some forty or fifty
couples from tae city. Dancing was INDUCED
In until the comet made its appearance to
guide the guests home. During the evening
a 6na collation. WAS ssryad. to which all did