Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-07
BRIEF NOTES,

popgun In hand, with which to Tighten the
invading pest. MATTHEW Cooke.
Sacramento. May 5. 1888.
BRIEF NOTES.
There was no session Of the Superior Court
on Saturday.
P. M. Sullivan, insane, escaped Saturday
afternoon from the County Hospital.
The Board of Supervisors will be in regulsr
session to-day. Some important work will be
done this week.
lot on Sixth street, between N and 0
streets, containing one cottage and one double
dwelling, was sold on Saturday to Richard
Tenbrock for 81 200.
The steamer San joaquin No. 8 arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
general merchandise, and a barge of freight
for the upper Sacramento.
It is announced else1 here that there will
be a short session of the Vacaville Normal
School, commencing May Dist, to prepare
teachers for the summer examination.
There was but one case in the Police Court
Ssturday-Mrs. Antonio, charged with dis
turbing the peace. She pleaded guilty and
was fined $40, with the usual alternative.
William Stone and John Costa were ar
rested on 0 street last evening, for disturbing
the peace. by officers Dillmsn, jackson, Far
rel and Fredricks. The arrests were made
on warrants.
Tbs negro George Washington, who was
recently convicted in Tehama county Of MUIR
der in the first degree, with ths penalty fixed
at imprisonment for life, was taken to Fol-
som Prison on Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
Larramore.
The annual picnic of the police officers of
T0uuloss ruotch First Dfuicinp Ctnun.
psny A, of San Francisco, will take place at
Shell Mound Park, Oakland, one week from
tomorrow. Several officers from this city
have made arrangements to be in attendance.
Yesterday morning S. W. Butler found one
Of his valuable work horses in the stable with
broken leg. After an examination it was
found that the break was of such q serious
character that it was decided TO kill the ami
NAL. How The accident occurred is unknown.
Deputy Sheriff Corbett of San Bernar.
dino, took three prisoners TO Folsom Prison.
They are all young men, and have been con-
vic.ed of burglary. Two, named Young aud
Burke, were sentenced for four years each,
and the third Hoffman by name, for eighteen
months.
Jerry Haley, who was discharged from the
County Jail Saturday, where he had been
serving long sentence for abusing his FAM
day for the same offense, and will undoubt-
edly be returned to the jail by Judge Henry
this morning.
Officer Farrell last night arrested a man for
carrying burglars tools. He had twenty.four
keys of different shape upon him, and an
elegant volume Of Bunyan's Pilgrims Pro
gress." The book has evidently been stolen,
and the owner can have the same by apply
ing at the police station.
Charles Cooley, Albert Hart, J. Fl. Miller,
Grove L. johnson, Ed. M. Martin aud John
Plat, representatives from Capitol Lodge,
No. 81, will leave to-day for San Jose,
to attend the Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
which meets in that city tomorrow, remain
ing in session until Saturday.
Donald Dinnie. champion athlete of Scot.
land, arrived in this city yesterday mornin1
| from the East, and was met at the depot by
the Caledonians and received as their guest.
| He viii remain in the city until after the
Caledonian picnic on the 81 Of next month,
and on that day will take part in the games.
During the month Of April the freight
shipments from Gait were: Wood Is cars !;
horses, %; mules, 22 cattle. IS; sheep,
! 1,0S1; hogs, II; grain, car (; hay, cais !;
potatoes, 8 cars general merchandise, 67, 40
pounds. The passenger traffic during the
month was better than for many months pre-
vious, the ticket sales aggregating $3.50 70,
being nearly $500 in excess of the sales for
March.
WATCH IDENTIFIED.-Mrs.S Singleton, of
the Pacific Hotel, read in the RECORD UNIoN
Friday morning of the finding of q watch on
the person of q young man, who was arrested
by officer jackson, and she at once repaired
20 the policc-ststion and identified the watch
as the one she had lost. A chain had been taken
with the watch, and the young man when
asked, said he had sold it at herman G. Hot
filters, on Sixth street, for 50. Officer jack
son went to the place and was told thst the
article had been melted. TIE chain is said
to have been worth $50 or S35. Tha young
man arrested acknowledged that he had sold a
ring at the same establishment that had been
borrowed from young lady, and officer
jackson went TO the place and found what he
Thought to be the ring, but, not being certain,
he departed to GET a fuller description, and
when he returned the ring was gone. Hothl-
ter was arrested and taken to the station
house and searched, and lump of gold found
that was supposed to have been the missing
ring, but as there wss not sufficient evidence
to convict the man Of any crime he was re-
leased. The young man arrested is named
William Cronan. He has been before Judge
Henry many times for burglary.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION. - To-day at 10
o'clock Bell & Co. will sell by auction at their
salesroom, No. GIG street, the following de-
scribed real estate Lot 6, Z and T, Seven
teentn and Eighteenth streets. Lotto, D and
E, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets double
frame. West half of north half of lot 5, E
and T, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. North
half Of south half lot 8. E and f. Twelfth
and thirteenth streets. North go feet of
west 80 feet of lot /, D and Z, Seventh and
Eighth streets. Lot z and west half of lot 6,
Z and f, Seventh and Eighth streets brick
dwelling. North 80 feet Of south 100 feet Of
lot 1. G and 81, Seventh and Eighth streets.
North 80 feet Of east SO feet of south half of
lot 5, G and 81, Seventh and Eighth streets (;
brick dwelling. South 80 feet of east 80 feet
of lot s. G and III, Seventh ard Eighth
streets double brick. South Sc feet Of wet
| 26 feet of lot s, L and NJ, Eighth and Ninth
streets brick store. South III feet of north
80 fest of west 60 feet of lot 8, L AID NJ,
Eighth and Ninth streets. Seutb quarter Of
north half of lot s. l. and M, Fourth and
! Fifth streets.