Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-03
Business advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
rTno lNu csANr1cLEER.
Unsuccessful attempt Of Ladies' to Beat
tie Railroad,

FIDo IND cEANFICLEER.
Unsuccessful attempt Of Ladies to Beat
tie Railroad.
Yesterday q LADY left this city on the morn
ing train for San Francisco. She had pet
poodle she wished to take along, and did not
like to put it il the express car and pay the
charges therefor. A friend suggested that
she put Fido in q small basket, where he
would be unobserved, and take him in the
car with her. She acted upon the suggestion,
and doggy was carefully slowed away in a
basket and placed upon the seat beside her.
Another lady going on the same train had q
pet rooster which she wished to take along,
and. strange to say, she hit upon the
same basket plan. Both ladies were
in the same car, and occupied seats
very near each other. All went along
nicely. and the ladies were co9gratulatng
themselves on how they were beating the
railroad company, until the cars stopped at
Davisvills. st that point Fido heard some
dogs barking en- the platform, and commenced
scratching and barking at fearful rate. The
chanticleeT bec3ms excited and commenced
growing 10 style that would have done
credit to the oldest rooster in the barnyard.
The passengers as well IS the conductor took
in the situation Immediately and were con-
vulsed with laughter. TIE ladies blushed
and eIdeavared 50 suppress the noise of their
pets, all 70 nc avail Fido's barking kept the
rooster growing, and vice versa. When the
cars stopped st Dixon those ladies jumped
out with alacritY, sought the baggage master,
and gladly paid a good round price to have
their musical pets put where they belonged,
IL the baggage Car. The conductor says that
when they arrived on the oakland wharf the
pets were still keeping up their concert.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE NETTING The
Republican City Central Committee met at
their room in the Union Hotel at 7:30 last
evening. The following named gentlemen
submitted their names to be voted for at the
primary election TO be held in this city to-
morrow afternoon: For Third Trustee-E.
i. Ames, James McCleery and W. r. jones.
For City Attcrney--W. A. Anderson, l. S.
Brown and Z. l. Robinson. For Chief of
Police-Mat. Karcher, J. NJ. Woods, Edward
Short and G. !. Cross. For Fire Commits
sioner Qong terml-B. W. brennan, j. T.
Grifitts. For Fire Commissioner (unexpired
TERMS. J. Jackson. For members of City
Miller. City Committee, First Ward-A. J.
Rboads, Z. T. Wiemeyer. Second Ward
Matthew Cooke John Mcneil, Clarence
Nelson, james II. Sullivan. Third Ward
P. Z. Plat, W. a. Custer, Philip Sieben-
thaler, Albert leonard, F. A. Smith. Fourth
Ward-Nelson Wilcox, N. j. Toll, James c.
Rogers, George o. Bates.
LITERARY EHTERTAINMENT.-The Land
League of this city will celebrate the 104th
anniversary { the birth of Robert Emmett,
the Irish pa.riot-ma-tyr, at Turner Hall, this
evening, by grand literary entertainment
and ball. To add to the OCCASIONS pro-
grsmme, the Hon. I. P. OConnor, NJ. P,
the Irish envoy and orator, will deliver an
address on the condition of Ireland and its
people, and the motives that led to the mar
tyrdom Of Emmett The following volunteers
will take part in the literary and musical
exercises Miss LIZ e NJ Griffin, Mrs. A. T.
Arens, Mrs. J. I. Cooley, Mr.. Baillargeon.
MIR. Auerbacb, Fl. L. Buckley, J. ID. Moy
nshan. Pianist Miss Lizzie M. Griffin
musical director, j. A. Baillargeon music
by Church, FISH g. Watson's Band.
SHEMFF's REPoRT-There has been con-
fined in the County Jail of Sacramento dur
ing the month of February 60 prisoners, for
the following offenses: Murder. A; grand
larceny, .; burglary. 3; abduction, l rob.
berry 2; mayhem, | adultery, l attempt
to commit rspe. felony, j; petit lircany,
81: misdemsanor, l (; disturbing the peace,
8 !; vagrancy, 5; battery, 6; safe keeping, %
detained witness. /; assault, 3; obtaining
goods under false pretenses. l. During the
month IA prisoners were discharged from the
Jail. as follows: Upon expiration of sentence.
g; taken to State Prison, 2; by order of
Court, l want OF charge, l.; escaped from
stable, J. Total, IA There remains in the
Jail at this time 46 prisoners.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
AoI oh -
disturbing the peace, and fined So On a
similar charge Mrs Carroll was found guilty,
but her sentence postponed. Margaret Fen
ton, on a charge OF battery, was found guilty.
Bridget Powers was arraigned on charge Of
disturbing the peace and discharged. VIM.
Dorsey, charged with petit larceny, had his
case continued until o-1ay. John Hammond,
Tor disturbing the peace, was adiudged guilty
and fined SO 80 Dennis Nesruey, charged
with adultery was held to answer before the
Superior Court, with bail fixed at 81 900.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th ult.: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l
car iron, 20 bundles and bars steel; Central
Pacific Railroad Company, l car springs;
Hale Bros. & Co., 5 cases shoes I; Richard
Dale, 6 boxes bird cages Continental Oh
Company, car coal oil; l.. L. Lewis & Co.,
boxes water coolers, 4 boxes tinware, l box
cutlery, ! box wire goods, l box ice-cream
freezers, l box glassware. The following
freight passed Daming for Sacramento on the
25.h ult.: For Baker & Hamilton, 5 boxes
hardware.
AUCTION To-DAY-Bell & Co., suctioneers
will sell this morning at 1890 o'clock at
salesroom, No go J street, the household
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reserve Oae 73-octave piano. Clllard & Co,
makers two bedroom sets, two parlcr sets,
bureaus, belsteals, tabl, 5, chairs, spring and
top mattresses, Ward-obes, SOFAS one EN-
pire City cook stove and fixtures. complete
three parlor stoyes. one Good Samaritan "
cook stove, No. s, with fixtures; one marble
top center table, crockery, glass and tinware.
Also, will sell the fixtures OF a saloon. Sale
positive.
EXTRAORDINARY LUcK.-A. Alderman and
John Gruhler have succeeded in laying the
Oldest Nimrods in the shade. They started
out Yesterday morning at an early hour on a
hunting expedition, and returned late last
evening. They had immense success, and
brought home all they could carry in their
buggy, some forty brace of geese and ducks
among the latter twenty seven fne mallarls
An express wagon will go out this morning
and bring in the balance of their game, which
has been barg ained to the different markets
in the city.
CoURrEsEY-Ju3ge Sepulveda, of Los
Augele,, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening. He returns to his home this after
noon. Yesterday judge Temple extended to
the visiting Judge the compliment Of an
Invitation to occupy the bench with him in
the great debris trial. now progressing before
Judge Temple. Judge Sepulveda accepted,
and sat with the presiding Judge some two
hours.
LEGAL HcLDAY Saturday being declared
by tho Governor legal holiday, nearly if
M. o1ite al Of the business houses and banks
in this CITY will be closed. To-day viii be