Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NOVEL SIGHr.-Yesterday morning lit
tie child wandered away from its home,
accompanied by its faithful companion. a
dog After rowing about for several hours.
the child became weary, laid down and fell
asleep on Second street, between X and L.
The dog laid down beside the little one,
and would permit no one to modest it. A
large crowd soon collected. drawn by the
novelty of the sight An officer was tele-
phOned for, and officer Farrell responded to
the summons. Some one made a Sugges-
ton, which was followed and a blanket
was thrown over the dog to prevent him
from interfering, and then the officer took
the little sleeper in his arms and conveyed
it to the Station-house, where it was soon
recovered by its anxious mother. When
the dog succeeded in getting clear of the
blanket he was quite frantic in his endeav-
ors to find the child again. and seemed
quite happy when he again caught sight of
his charge
CoNyIcTED.-Justice J. c. Tubbs Court
was engaged yesterday in the hearing of
the case of 1. F. Bozzel on a charge of mis-
demeanor. He was arrested on the 25th of
last month by Police Judge Henry. who
charged him with having in his possession
and offering for sale on the public streets
lewd and obscene pictures. His stock in
trade consisted of a large variety Of bur
lesque actresses dressed in tights and pos
ing in positions decidedly vulgar. The de-
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hearing all the evidence in the case. and
listening to the arguments of counsel
the jury retired and brought in YER
dict of guilty. He Will be sentenced at 10
a. NJ to-day. If the Judge imposes a toler-
ably severe fine the show cases along J and
X streets, in front of cigar stands, will no
doubt be robbed by the proprietors of their
galaxy Of similar pictures.
VIOLATING Fish lawson Saturday
last the officers in the employ of the Fish
Commissioners arrested eight Greeks and
Italians, al Black Diamond, for the viola
ton of the Saturday-and-Sunda fish
ing law, which is as follows: ANY person
who shall draw or assist in setting or draw
ing any net or seine for the purpose of tax
ing shrimp, in any of the waters of this
State, at any time between the setting of
the sun on the evening of each Saturday
and the rising of the sun on the succeeding
Monday, Is guilty of a misdemeanor One
third OF all penalties imposed shall be paid
to the informer one-third tp the District
Attorney and one-third 10 the county school
fund, in the county where the case is pre-
scented"
BOARD oF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday pursuant to ad
iounment. Present-Supervisor Nc
Laughlin, Blair, Bailey Christy and Smith
The minutes of the previous session We're
read and approved. A petition of citizens
at CORTLAND Directing to a ditch owned by
+. Il. Parvin on Grand Island. was read
and referred to Supervisor Smith, with in
structons TO investigate the matter, with
power to act. A communication was read
from l.. H. Bable and Eli Davis of Suffer
county, concerning the calling of a meeting
of those interested in opposing hydraulic
mining said meeting TO be held at Marys-
Vile May S. 1884. Laid over until to-day.
ST ROSE PICNIc-The annual picnic of
St Rose Church viii be held at Natoma
Grove tomorrow, and bids fair to at least
equal any of its predecessors, if it is not
superior to them. 1t is given earlier this
year than usual, in order that those attend
ing may find the grove ut its best. Jones,
Beebe d Grants hand has been engaged to
furnish music at the dancing platform. and
games innumerable will be inaugurated
under the management of experienced
committees No person winning a prize
will be allowed To compete for another.
The train leaves at A NJ. sharp, and stops
at Eleventh and Twenty-first and Il streets,
and way stations, returning al $50 P. NJ.
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE-Supreme Judge
Thornton examined a class of fifteen yes
terday, who applied TO be admitted to prac-
tice law before the Supreme Court. The
examination was very rigid. The follow
ing were successful G. II. Oatman and
Lincoln White, of Sacramento John W.
Coin and r. Clark, of Woodland W. ~
Hamilton, of Del Norte; Daniel Suter,
Charles F. Burton, w. II. Layson, A. d.
Mason, w. F. Bray and George A. Went
worth, of San Francisco.
POLICE COURT. - Yesterday, at Judge
Henry's leyee, the following business was
transacted; Robert Williams, disturbing
the peace, fined S30....JameS Quigley, va
grancy, thirty days in the county jail.
Walker Lee and Frank Stewart petit lar
ceny, continued 10 to-day......C. Dodge,
grand larceny, same order......C. Shaw. dis
turbing the peace, fined $5......John Doe,
drunk, forfeited his deposit of s..
DoDGEs TRouBLEs.-Thc extra session
seems TO be fraught with ill-luck for
Charles Dodge. Yesterday afternoon J. II.
Williams, a,porter of the Assembly. ac-
cuSed Dodge oftrying to cheat him out of
one weeks salary SIS. 4 fight ensued in
the corridors of the Capitol, Williams, who
Is cripple, coming off second best. Will
Jams says he Is going to swear out war
rant for Dodge's arrest.
INSTALLATION OF OFFIcEEs.-Last even
ing the following officers of Capital Lodge,
LOOT were installed by G.. W. c. T.
!. ID. Movnahan: Mrs. d. n. Thorpe, W.
c. T.: Guy Sumner, w. V. T.; +. r. King,
w. S.: Miss Belle Hoagland, w. A. s; A.
J. Gregg, w. +. S; Mrs. ]. L. HuntoOn, w.
T.; W. Kcllum, w NJ; Miss Minnie Howe,
l. c.; W. f. McKinnie, o. c.; Mrs. Leland
Howe, W. c.
NoTARIEs APFoINTED.-TheG Governor has
appointed and commissioned the following
Notaries Public: Edward Chaltin. J. II.
Blood and w q. Elliott, to reside in San
Francisco; and II. NJ. Fitzgerald. TO reside
at Oakland, Alameda county
ST. RosE CHURCH annual picnic on Thurs
day, at Natoma Grove A day Of enjoy
ment for all, as the Committee of Arrange
mcnts has spared neither pains nor expense
in providing sor the comfort and pleasure
of those attending. Prizes for old and
young will be given. BY the kind permits
sion of General McComb, excursionists will
be permitted to visit the State Prison from
to4 o'clock. Cars leave promptly at $50.
TINS wednesday, evening dry goods
will be shown by electric light. Our stores
will remain open until O'clock Red
House.
THE amount Of silk we will display at
our silk sale, commencing on Thursday,
being so large, the sale viii be for three
days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Red
House