Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-11
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
GRAND LARCENY OF a LIVERY rssn

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GRAND LARCENY OF LIVERY TEAM.
A week ago last Saturday, March 31st, D.
Z. Tickner hired a b rse at the stable Of
Irvine & Sage, on Second street, near K,
for the purpose of going to visit relatives on
ranch near Elk Grove, stating that he
would be back in two or three days. Two
Or three days later he telegraphed from Elk
Grove that he was sick, and would not return
for three or four days longer. Last Satur.
day MIR. Irvine made trip to the ranch, and
found the man had left there with the team
the Monday previous. Going on to Cali it
was learned that the team had been shipped
by rail on the same day the telegram
was sent to the stable from Elk
Grove. Mr.. Irvine boarded train for the
Bay, where, assisted by detectives and after
considerable search, it was found that the rig
had been sold by auction on Montgomery
street for $3.50, although it WAS worth $780,
Tickner stated there that he had Just come from
Sonora, Mexico, and had no further use for
the team. A man named Levy purchased it,
and he was hunted up, when it was found
that he had sold it for $40, to whom, he
stated, he did not know. as the purchaser was
stranger. The detectives, accompanied by
Mr., Irvine, started in search of Tickner. He
was finally found about 11:30 o'clock Sunday
Aight in a Dupont.s.reet dive dancing
the Highland fling. He was pointed
out to the officers and they wanted to
arrest him instantly, but Mr.. Irvine in
sisted on allowing him to finish
the dance. After it was ended he
was taken to the CITY Prison.
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sumed. It was traced to Oakland, but the
most diligent search failed to find any further
account of it. Yesterday afternoon Tickner
was brought TO this city by Mr.. Irvine and
officer Barron, and charge of grand larceny
booked against him. He has ackno Hlsdged
the whole thing, and says he has been having
domestic troubles and did not know what he
was doing. When arrested he had but So 30
IN his possession. he says the remainder of
it has been spent, Yesterday he telegraphed
to relatives in New York State for $780,
HI $ler was for many years railroad ticket
agent at Gait, and has since been employed
somewhere in the southern country.
REVENUE MATTERs.-Under date of April
ID a. L. Frost, Collector of Internal Reeve.
nue. for this district, has received the follow
ing from Commissioner Raum. which is of
much Importance to dealers in tobacco
Manufacturers and dealers who present
claims fer rebate of tax paid on tobacco,
snuff, cigars and cigarettes on hand May l,
1888, will be required, when taking invento-
ries of stock on that day, TO affix label to |
each stamped package of tobacco or snuff of
one pound or more in weight to each box
containing stamped packages of tobacco or
snuff, less than one pound in weight; to each
stamped package of cigars, and to each box
containing stamped packages OF cigarettes |
Labels for this purpose will be furnished by
this Office, in which it will be necessary COR |
the claimant to insert in writing his name
and place, and the number of the collection
district and State. It is thought that many
Of these claimants will prefer to have labels
Tor their own goods printed at their own ex-
pense, for by having their names, etc,
printed, they will avoid the labor of writing
them upon the labels furnished from here,
You are requested to make due inquiry, and
estimate as TO the whole number of labels re-
quired for your district, exclusive Of those
for the stock OF such claimants as propose to
furnish their OWE. An early report in the
matter is desired, In order that the number
to be furnished by this Office may be esti-
mated"
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AUCTIoN.-To.day
at 1880 o'clock. the entire contents of the
residence, No. 81 NJ street, formerly occupied
by G. Politz, will be sold by public auction
by d. j. Simmons & Co. on the premises.
The furniture is all first class and SIS good as
new It comprises in part as follows: Par
lors-ROsewood pianoforte, 7-octave; black
walnut parlor set, seven pieces oil paintings
and chromos, marble-sop center tables, lace
curtains and cornices, bodie brussels carpets.
Chambers-Three marble-top bedroom sets,
white curled hair mattresses, feather pillows
and holsters, white Mission blankets, cham
Der and toilet sets, brussels carpets. Dining
room-Blsck walnut extension table, black
walnut dining chairs clipper lounges, dinner
and tea sets, silver and crockeryware, brus-
sells carpets; also a general assortment of
kitchen furniture. The sale is on account of
the removal of the family to the Eastern
States.
PAPERS FOR GRAY. = Attorney. General
Marshall arrived from San Francisco Monday
evening, having in his possession twenty-th1ee |
complaints against John S. Gray, the de-
faulting Secretary of the Harbor Commission, |
Each complaint has q specific charge of for |
gerry sworn to by State Controller Dunn, &C. |
companied by al affidavit of a particular |
wharhnger or other person connected with |
the matter. Yesterday Governor SLOVENIAN |
oAn4uAHrd bn6 papers Huu C6rLlI6u TO their l
correctness, and they, together with o reoui- |
sition on the Governor of Sonora for the |
fugitive, empowering Captain I. W. Lees and |
John Cotfey to receive him, were sent to Quay |
mas.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
10 the Police Court yesterday as follows:
Jung Lupe, misdemeanor, deposit forfeited
Frank McClintook and Tom McCants, rob.
berry, continued to April 18Th, bail fixed at |
$1,000; William Weather, Ed. P. Sawyer |
and Joseph A. Gale, grand larceny con-
tinued John +. Schimpf, carrying concealed !
weapons, discharged on payment of costs
John f. Schimpf, drawing snd exhibiting |
deadly weapon, fined $50 or ordered to be |
confined fifty days in the County Jail.
REAL ESTATE AUcTIoN.-This forenoon,
previous to the sale of the household furni-
ture in the residence of G. Politz, No. 521 NJ |
street, the residence and grounds will be sold |
by public auction by d. J. Simmons / Co., |
and on the premises. The premises will be |
open for inspection until 10 A. NJ, the hour of |
sale. The place is being sold on account of |
the removal of the family to the Eastern
States.
RECOVERED THE PRoPERTY.-ConstableA A.
S. Lindley, of Antelope, yesterday arrived
here from Solano county with valuable
mare that had been stolen by unknown
thieves from the ranch of r. Wachtel, of the
Seventeenth House, on the Auburn road.
the constable was absent seven days in his
arch, but failed to discover any trace of the
hief.
HEAVY check summer silk, new shades, rs
cents per yard new invisible plaid, summer
dress goods, 20 cents a yard serges, double
width. in new shades, % cents Der ward. Red