Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
Auction Sales.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
POLICE COURT.

POLICE COURT.
There were several cases on the Police Court
calendar yesterday morning, but Judge Henry
put them through in short order. The first
was that Of blrs. Doe, accused of being
drunk, She pleaded guilty, but declared il
was the first time she had so Uransgressed
against the peace and dignity cf the COM
munity. She explained that she was a
stranger in the city, having come up from
San Francisco looking for work, but, being
disappointed, she took little whisky to ease
the trouble. The Judge stoned to be i'm.
pressed by her eloquent statement of the
natter, and let e: off with fine Of 81 and
costs.
Louis Trips, aged So years, pleaded guilty
or a charge Of vagrancy, as he had on pre-
vious occasions-in fact he was released from
the county all last Saturday. He was given
thirty dsys.
Ed. Fellows entered plea Of guilty to a
charge Of being a common drunksrd. He
conceded heartily with the Judges views con.
corning idleness aud twc-story cocktails as de-
m0ralzers, and promised to reform thor
oughly, but got forty days for reflection.
William Jones, a drunk, forfeited his de-
post. William Davidson, the vatsran Old
Billy, who was under ares for being COM
mon drunkard, could not appear in Court,
having had IL. ard his case went over until
tomorrow.
The cases Of the boys, Harvey Mitchell
Tom Donahue and Tom Anderson, accused
of robbing John Helms at Front and r streets,
last Thursday night, were continued until
next Saturday, and their bail fixed st $500
each.
Ed, Watson pleaded guilty of petty larceny
in appropriatiug six hop sacks, property T
T. 3. Llvdal, and valued at - cents each.
His statement was that he haa been working
for MIR. LJvdRl some time and took the sacks
with the Intention of usiug them as blankets !;
didn't think TO ask th9 owners permission.
The Court sras requested by the City Attor-
ney not 10 be very severe IL passing sentence,
and imposed a fine Of $50 or thirty days in
the County Jail.
Toe last cases on the docket were those of
Hermann and Amelia Schumett accused of
battery upon Susan Moore, and also of va
graucy. The trial developed large amount
Of hard sWesricg on both sides but the Court
on hearing all the testimony promptly de-
elared the defendants guilty of the battery,
and the charge IF vagrsncy was dismissed.
His Honor remarked that complainant snd
defendants were evidently an accession to the
city's population that was far from desirable,
and advised the police force to see that they
did not make Sacramento their permanent
ob;Jior, rIaoe ,rIess n T,ar,, orraat reforr in
Their Wv of Iiyirg was shown. Hermann
and Amelia will receive sentence to-day, and
II susan does NOT leave town SoOn she VIII De
THE WEATHER.-The Temperature, wind
and weather at y NJ. yesterday, from the
Signal Service reports, were For Olympia,
go ro-,L aud clon5p .p,rtIon5 RAP north.
~,
west ana l'l'' fort OShoy' 10 east anu
clear; Roseburg 34' north and cloudy ; Mem
docino, As. north and clear; Red Bluff, 81,
north and clear; Sacramento, 53', north
west and clear; San Francisco, 90, north
east aud clear; Los Angeles, DO, east and
light rain San Diego, 62', south and cloudy I;
Salt Lake, 81, northwest and fair Chey.
enne. 16a, northeast and light snow Denver,
"a, northwest and light show North Platte,
-, north and H. ut snow; Omaha, ", north
and cloudy. There appears TO be storm to
the south Of Los Angeles and San Diego or,
more properly speaking storm approaching
the coast from the Sea- causing easterly winds
to be felt at the nearest point to the storm.
There has been in the last eight hours 80 Cf
an men o. fau AZ Los a hGg,s a San Diseo
At o'cIocs lat night. The wind ia generally
from the north and esst all along the coast
from Iatsosh 60 San Diego, WIN nlgh DaIoh-
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RECOVERED THE PROPERTY well known
druggist Of this city Is the proprietor Of a
,l;,,iu,t;~. ll-,l- .,-,,, ,,,bioL ba hoe
DFoush- Up On the O''V!e' aul Of "hich ne
thinks great deal Yesterday three officers
war standing in fropt If the DINO store WHEN
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O5e Of the , Hi,ers nicl,ad the animal nv, And
put him Ia his oysrcoat pockst while one Of
tba otbars sant a bov int Tho sto-s - say
that n tram, bs1 caTried ~, ~ - q iii
him The n-onrietor Of the stnro inmred
int b;s 5aSgs-,, ,,,a,,,, and lasbed ~ 60 -.
cover his r-,,,sI,v ana all the attaches IS 80
stors th,f mil ,sa.s rTo-aeis5 - r,sI,s IL
hot for eysr,ors in the 9ic;rity yrbo c1I,id bs
susDects5 If bsing the trar1n After the
search had been conducted IN this spirited
In5oI & Ia IA ,',.,'5s, Li.e , uii's.o s IN IN.
of them. aided iva Denny Sbs,if who had
meantime arrived. proceeded to recover
me a,I'tn t'Ires.y. rs owner vas so wei
r'z'Ssu t.At pr 'iIsu i1lfesh Aent7' and
H' 4+ss-i'l7 AsAs''
TIE STEAMBOAT BoRRowfEs.-Tbe tbrfe
ma, NH, .,-l. e.. -,e..,,- II; VI -
q! ''0'''
s7HlnS'o" saturday as mentioned IN our
last issue, Gro said TO have hsen strangers,
who were noticed ilIias about that place du--
ing the gre.ieus dav. They were well.
dressed. Fleeing uarr5w.eauEe pants. neat
cost- and h!acl, hats. When tbey left tbe
Hi Yah, after she got aground thew took
thsir departure IN Hst Sk.u-a fav9er small
pa, pan Slll'"' YIN iII S. .u.l
sso'uu W 1870, 1870 W u Zen
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a nsi1r "a l- I, away uy 'nS Up
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