Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-10

freight passed Oigen for Sacramento on the
9Th: Peter Jones, cases carpet-sweePers /;
w. A. & G. S. Houghton, bundles orna-
mental paper A. A. Van VOORHEES, 4 Co., 3
boxes names Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, barrels glassware, csse perforated
chair seating A. Dsnnery Il Co, box, 1
barrel and | cssk hardware Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, So boxes iron locks, 9 boxes
iron butts, ! box and drums pipe-httings,
l barrel curry.combs. IA boxes wire cloth, II
barrels and cases hinges, 4 bundles iron, D
packages and boxes hatchets; Baker X
Hamilton, "a boxes and 8 bundles siaves, II
boxes fly traps, dozen rat-traps, boxes
potato-mashsrs, IL dozen wood trays, dozen
wood bowls, boxes and 3 packages towel
rollers, l box butter mclds, boxes lemon
squeezers, 2 cases mop-han5ies. l barrel wood
faucets; Lindley & Co., 90 boxes bloaters.
POLICE CoURr-Iu this Court yesterday,
J. Welse aud jacob Wayse, two boys ar
rested for petty larceny, were discharged ;
Thomas Fishs case of petty larceny went
over till tomorrow a. 4. Turner was ad'
Judged not guilty of petty larceny; Buck
O'Neil was fousd not guilty on the same
charge; George Koran pleaded guilty OF be-
ing q healthy beggsr. and w. Gotcski was
adjudged guilty of buying junk from minors.
The following were sentenced to serve 100
days each in the County Jail for petty lar
ceny: Harry Anderson, alias McCoy, tor
stealing books; Pat Mslloy, for stealing
coat; All Jim, for stealing Goldfish, tobacco
and yeast powders, aud John Williams, for
stealing sack of potatoes. Anderson was
also fined $50 more for stealing pair Of blan
kets, ard when he gets out Of the chain gang
it will be well along IN August next.
A TERRIBLE ATTAcK.-The only trouble
worth record at thepolice station last night was
long sheet of paper, on which a ledger had
written eight stanzas of poetry of twelve
lines per verse, with chorus. The poetry
was of the sausage kind, and the worst any,
body ever ground out. 1t slobbered all over
the men of the department and all the officers
of the Police Court with the most fuls1me
praise. Another attack of that kind, and the
force will be completely demoralized-an
organization can stand up to the lannon's
mouth when it will sink before machine
poetry.
AUCTION OF HOUSE AND LoT.-Bell & Co.
will sell by auction to-day at IL A. NJ, at
1910 III street, fine residence on lot No. 2,
SOx16o, bounded by NJ and N. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, with all the improvements
The house is almost new, contains seven
rooms, bathroom. closets, pantries; also,
gas and water throughout, aud cost complete
So 0O0 Terms # sale: Ten psr cent. on day
of sale. One.half Of the purchase money can
remain on mortgage if desired.
EN- Rours.-Shsriff Foster, of Tehama
county, passed through the city yesterday,
on his way to the asylum at Stockton with an
irssne Portuguese named Joseph Santos. He
also had IN custody pri-oner whom he was
taking to the State Prison at San Qlentin.
His name is Frank Hurst, and he goes to
serve one year for the crime OF grand larceny.
INooRPoRATKD.-There was yesterday fled
with the Secretary of State the certificate of
incorporation of the winona Mining Com
pany of Sisrravile, Sierra county. Direc-
tors-E L. Case, d. B. Keyes, I. S. But
telle, B. +. Lennon, j. A. Gleason and K.
M. Rowland. CapitsI stock, $500. COO, IN
80, 600 shares, of $40 each.
REWARD. -Governor Perkins hiss offered
reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer OF rnurderers of Nicholas
Broyles, Who wss killed near Csmptonville,
Yuba county. on or about November %, 1851.
NorARIEs.-The Governor has appointed
as Notaries Public Rabers NJ. D Hard for
Santa Barbara. a. c. Kisller for Camp Bid
well. J. w. Parker for Adm, AID James
Bunker fer Nortouvlie
FARHERs, mechanics md miners should
wear the patent giant ssam boois sold at ked
House.