Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Ll!GAL IN!ELLiGENGE.
THE DIsgErUTABLE WoMEE.-The cases
of the women arrested on charge of keep
ing houtes of prostitution came up again
yesterday morning in Judge Henry's Court.
It was agreed between C. T. Jones, counsel
for dsfeaiants, and City Attorney Anderson
that three of the cases ST all be tried on Fri.
day next. a case of propristress and two
cases of inmates of houses were agreed upon
A Jury trial ha ring been demanded in each
case. the Court Issued venire for forty
jurors, and ordered them TO be summoned
by officer Lee. Sickness incapacitated officer
Lee for duty yesterday. Should he be unable
to attend TO the business to-day, another off
Ger viii be Designated. Some trouble in get.
ting juFiss is anticipated by the counsel.
hence the especial care in obtaining an officer
who will not be called as a witness in any of
the cases The remainder of the cases were
set for trial as follows: Four on Saturday !;
three On Tuesday, October 81; three on
Wednesday, Oct Der 4th twenty-eight on
Thursday, October 5.h. Richard Bowden,
the owner OF several of the L-street houses
occupied by some of the arrested parties, was
arraigned yesterday. He waived jury, and
the TRIAL was set for this morning
VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAW. Nagle,
st Third and j streets, was approached ia
his saloon soRe days since by All QaoDg,
midile-sged Chinaman, who, in qaiet way,
desired to know if Nagle did not wish to buy
some matches cheap. Nagle put the man off
for some time, but he returned, and suspect.
ing the matches to be contrabaEd undsr the
revenue laws for being unstamDed, Maggie
consulted with A. L. Frost, Revenue Col.
lectOr who agreed to come when sent for
Magic then told the Chinaman to bring him
two gross Of the matches. Yesterday All
Quong appeared with the goods in q RIGS
sack. Nagle paid him for them, and i'ume-
diatelY undar orders of the revenue Off GERS,
william Arlington, Deputy Sheriff, arrested
the vendor. He was taken bsfsre Commif.
sioneT Edward Cadwalader and examined,
aud was held Co answer before the United
States Grand Jury. The matches wers un-
stamped, the sale could not be denied and
An QuoDg could make no sufficient defense.
He will be taken 70 San Francisco to-day and
deliveIe to the United States MARSHAL.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Polics Court yesterday:
Louis Schmidt, charged with dischargiug
firearms within the city limits the case was
continued until the 29sh. Gus Rice, charged
Will De9NctEy WbS lOuDU guilty 1uuSElSnG
was deferred until this morning The charge
of drunk against Chas. Hill WAS continued to
this IN lrning. The charge of naisdemeanor
booked against Coon Coon wac dismissed
upon payment of costs. VIM. Delaney,
charged with being drunk, was discharged.
John Williams, accused Of being drunk,
failed to answer TO his name when called.
The Court ordered his deposit forfeited. The
charge Of blrglary against Jack Ryan was
continued to this morning. James Crowley.
charged vith vasrancy, was found guilty and
8, Rarn to ten days in the County J all
Mrs. N.=pkin, charged with being a common
drunk, vas sentenced to the COu1trr j all for
thirty days. The charge against Ann Wood,
for obtaining money under false p-etense,
was withheld. and the Court ordeTel that she
BIS examine for insanity.
NEW fERRYBoAT.-Mas ter Mechanic SSev-
ems IT tie railroad shops, hiss received plapt
and specifications for the machinery and iron
work of a rev fsrrybcas. 1t is known in
the spec;ti .at;ozs es Passenger Ferry, No.
3, and will be similar il construction to the
Oakland. nov plying on the ferry route be-
tween San Francisco aud Oakland The d.
m6nsioGs aTs a. follows Length over fend-
ers, 237 feet inches; length of keel. 251
feet 6 inches width, "A feet inch moldars
breadth, 50 fest 10 inches average depth, 10
fees inches. The work of constructing the
boat win be beg1u ia short time at the com
pany'a yard in oakland. TIE machinery and
iroa work viii all bs constructed at the rail
road chops in this city. It viii he fitted up
with an inclined engine and two boilers.
The engine viii have cylinder diameter of
81 inches, With Z stroke nf II feet It is
understood shat the boat will he put 20 SER
vice On TIE Oakland ard San Francisco ferry
route As soon rs completed
That BEAR AGAIN.-R,csntly, az Z.
Walters vas passing through East Park on
his way 20 his ranch, something ross up be-
fore him ia the roadway and uttered al un-
earthly growl. Mr.. Walters did not stand
on The order OF goisg, bat went at once. It
is reported that he made the best time to the
corner o. Seventh and K streets, distance
of two miles, that has been known to pedes.
trians since Columbus discovered America
The managers of the park soon sscertained
thai = large bear had broken loose from his
cage, and was at large. Several parties
armed themselves with rifles and started in
pursuit. Bruin WAS soon discovered and shot.
Bar meat can be had for the next few
DAYS from the different butchers in this city,
and "Iske" can hereafter go to his ranch
undisturbed.
REGISTRATION or VoTERs.-Some days ago
J. NJ. Estes, County Clerk of Trinity county,
forwarded communication to Attoruey-Gen-
eral Hart asking for instructions with regard
to the registration laws and his views az to
the duties OF County Clerks in connection
Herewith. The Attorney. General wrote a
lergshv opinion to Mr.. Estes. in which the
argument ia summed up as follows First
That Il il the duty OF the Clerk to continue
registering without references to the date of
elections. Secoad-That for the purposes of
voting, q certified copy Of an uuoancsled
entry IA the Great Register Is not prima f4cie
evidence that tbs person named in said entry
is az eiector Of tie county anC, third, that
y person is pot entitled to vote unless his
name Re found on the register in use in the
pre- ciuot where the vote is offered.
IECoRPsRArED.-There were fled with the
Secretary Of State yesterday the following
articles CT Incorporation: By the Pacific
Carpet Saving Machine Manufacturing Com.
pany, Directors-Mosss Samuel, Joseph
Newman, Walter L. L2tsou, Albert Neu-
staat, Jacob W. Volt. Capital stock. 500.
0G0 divided into 100 600 shares. Principal
place OF business, San Francisco. Also. Of
the Mutusi Reserve Fund Life Association.
Directors-B. @. Blass, J. NJ Holcomb. A
C. Hunt, II. W. Boss. w. J Walker. Prir-
cipsi place of business, New York city. John
G. ArCeU, of San Francisco, has been com
missioaed as agent for the State of CALI
foruia.
NV CITIzENs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday VIM. Grupp, native of Germany,
on the testimony of Louis Nicholaus and
VIM. r. Hamilton, wa admitted TO citizen.
snip. Also, Albert Lssdaw, native OF
Austria. was admitted to citizenship upon the
testimony of s. Poska and Max Le7ey.
The LAST CoSosRT-The las! of the open
air free corcarts win take place this evening
at the Plaza. Both the Artillery and the
Hussar band viii be present and play al
ternatsly. The concert will bagin at half.
past7.
NV SOCIAL CLUB.-A Knights of Pythias
Social Club was organized in this city last
night, with DR.. Pinkham SIS President, and
s. Kstzsnstsin as Secretary. Is object is
n o-a nf Aha finn IA If fg0o fidauoa