Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The NATIVE SoNs.-In accordance with
resolution adopted by the Grand Parlor o
The Nslive Sons Of the Golden West at thei
last session. hsld in San Francisco, a genera
celebration ia horoz Of Admission Day vii
be held ia Stockton on the 10Th of September
lthe Oh being Sunday under tho auepioe5 O.
Stockton Psrlor, No z. To carry out tht
intention cf tine resolution Committees Of AZ.
raugements have been appointed by every
Parlor IN the State. Sacramento Parlor, No.
. at It's last regular msetins, selected as 6
Committee of Arrangements Z. D. Ryan, c..
u. Parker. VIM. Fawce5t, q. D. Irvine, Il.
Il. Coacr, Z I. Deylin. NJ. Coffsy and Z.
II. Kraus. Stockton Parlor has appointed a
general committee on reception, which is
divided ito several sub.committees, and all
arrangements ara being perfected SIS fast as
practical. The Pioneers, Veterans Of the
Mexican War, and members Of the fire de-
partmeut f Stockton have selected commit.
tees foT tne purpose Of assisting in the
celebration. Osher organizations and private
citizens vii also appoint committees TO assist
the Native Sons in receiving tbs members of
the Ocdsr sad their friends. Excursion trains
will be chartered from Sacramento Marvs-
vile. Or0y lie, Placeryille, Oakland, Modesto,
and II TACT trom nearly every section Of the
State. trsya present indications at least
1900 Native Sons, exclusively members OF
the Order, viii parade. The members and
their families Of Eureka. Humboldt county,
and tie San Francisco Parlors viii probably
charter the Alice Gsrrss5 and have . moon.
Light excursion, leaving Ssn Francisco Sun.
day svsni8g, September Och, and arriving in
Stockton ice next morning. Members will
return 81 San Francisco on Wednesday morn.
ing, Thus allowing two entire days for the
celebration. There will be 2 parade on Mon.
day and literary exercises in the evening at
one of tho thes.ers; and on Tuesday the
guests wal enjoy themselves sightseeing, and
wind u RitA . ball IN tbs evening, 1t is the
intention gf the members Of the Order TO
make TIE 95h Of September = Gay Of general
celebration, snd as the Order increases year
after year Is will Go more s1d more im.
portant
THOSE FORGOTTEN CASES. "A Representa-.
tive Of the RECORD e MON called on District
Attorney Carey Saturday to ask in regard to
certain cases that had been appealed from the
Police to the Superior Court, and to ascertain
if possible why they had not been disposed Of
in the higher Court. The District Attorney
stated that the case of Shepp was one Of
which ne hsd no knowledge whatever, and
that Mr.. Shspp, who evidently had supposed
the sane WAS settled long sinca, came into
his 0tics Saturday morning, stating that he
had read the card relating to his case and de-
pOaitsC the amount of his fine, He said {:
You referred in your local columns to
other C3sss, OF which l have no official or
other nstice. / stand ready, as the law officer
Of the county, TO prosecute to hual determine
ton any cases pending, and solicit from par
ties Interested information as TO any cases
laying dormant. have had much difficulty,
and In fac. it isglmost inpossible TO discover
tbs status q old and stale causes unless liz
terestgi psCiiss direct my special attention
to given cases. As suggested in your col
umug. I Stand ready 20 investigate and bring
On fOc hHsi determination all causes pending
ia the Superior Court, which 1 conceive to be
rs much 1.y duty Sd 10 prosecute other causes
oTiglaLHE during my term to final deter
minlt.oa."
That sI4rs.-The following appeared OF
the slate &c the station house st y O'Clock
IasE night: James Tcuhey, battery, arrested
at the request of his wife; Bob Ward
LOGGER; T-sul Willis. common drunk
Dan CoEey, battery on Chinanan Dennis
Hein:z, 2 .odsar; Thomas Sweeney, an sold
timer, charged with being drunk and dis
tu-biag Tho psacs # his neigitOra Oiivel
Dowd Byron and Charles Augustus Byron
(the5a two individuals belong to the Thorne
troupe. sud gave these aliases TO the poles
man; bo.h axe charged with battery; rather
thaa siesp Il the city prison they put up s
ten'doliar bond each, and repaired to THEN
hot5ll James Minor, an invalid, in for safe
keeping James Cook and Z. Lame, DRINKS,
were taken Ia snd viii answer 30 Judgt
Henry this morning Raphael Vasques waS
taken up on the street last night by officer
Barron. lie ia charged with petit larceny
and was loaded down with salt in anal
sacks.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court Saturday
Mrs. Carroll, an old offender, was convicted
Of disturbing the pesce and sentenced to 81
edays in the County Jail. William Cronan
young -nsa arrested some weeks since FOL
stealing watch and chain, pleaded guilty II
the charge and was sentenced to pay a fine o
$3.50 or 20 to the County Jail for $50 days. Al
Lee, ohsrSed with petit larceny, had hi
csse continued until July 10th. The cases Of
Nike Martin and W. L. Wilson, charged
with keeping disorderly houses, were called
both stood or their constitutional rights
asked fog jury, and their cases, in coDse
quence. were continued to July 20th, wher
they will be tried by jury. Tbs first named
keeps o fige-oent beer ssloon on X, between
Front and Second streets, and the second, a
saloon on the southeast corner Of Eighth anC
NJ streets.
CHINESE THIEVES. 3:45 yesterday
morning caar May discovered four suspi
oious-lo.k.n- Cinnamon in the alley between
Third sra Fourth. and J streets. He ap
proacaod, aa5 one released number o.
chickens rad another dropped sack O.
grain. r1s ofiicsr caught the one WIZ
dropped the sack Of grain, sn6 was assisting
him to fesloul5er it when the Celestia
dropped lis li5tle end and ran. The offi,e
followed, hut the heather eiuded him bI
dropping i1to a basement on l street, be
tween Th.fd and Fourth. TINS sack of grain
along With fcur or FIVE others, was taken iron
Q car OF I street. Il can be recovered by
calling st Servers stable on Fourth street
The Chinslan's blouse is also at the stable
and will be rstu-Ded upon proof of ownership
Too MUCK TASaLE-F ooT.-An old coun
tryman, with hayseed in his hair and few
COLLARS e LIS liOChcts CaI-o " LOmA JSSlCA
day. He took drink of 4" tangle-foot st I
"oorner groggery," snd became intoxicated
A policeman, who was hunting for the par
ties who shot Martinez, or perhaps for thost
who shot the individual at Second end l
streets on thenight of tbs Fourth. picked hin
up. On his way to the station house, at Secont
and I streets, the rancher slccambed to thl
"vile stuff imbibed at licensed saloon,
and fell 30 the sidewalk. The officer, it i
said. struck the cid man il the face seYera
times, and otherwise brutally treated him.
ABsKST-nSDED.-A few days since well
known attorney stepped ioto the store of II
S. Croclez & Co. At the time all the clerk
were busy, end the legal gentleman, leaning
apainst ibs counter, no doubt begsn TO COZ
alder Ia his mind some kEosty legal question
Ia tie midst Of his reverie q clerk came &
wait upon him, and remarked, well, Judge
what can I do Tor you" Turning half round
end, his mind apparently 10 the distance, b:
said F." Give me a light cocktail"
MESs and boys clothing at enc half its vslae %
day and tomorrow, al Red House.