Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Weinstock & Lubin-Fine clothing,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Police CouBr.-In the Police Court yes
rerdaY. John Doe, Malvina Jones, Charles
Leonard and l.. Manerol, DRINKS, forfeited
their deposits Mary Jackson, also ar
rested for drunkenness, was sentenced to
zen days in the city jail.....James Riley
and James Quigley, convicted of disturbing
the peace. were fined So or fifteen days.
Charles GRAY. for smoking opium was
fined SO or ten dayS."..C Charles Smith and
John Williams, charged with like oltense,
forfeited their deposits......See 1un was
convicted of keeping the opium den, and
ordered to appear for sentence this morn
ing VIM Collins and Thomas Hamll-
ton were convicted of yagrancy and SELL
fenced to thirty days in the county jdll......
Scott Ollie, arrested for an attempt to COM
NIT robbery, by cutting man 5 pocket at
the Park, was found guilty and will be SEN
fenced to-day.....E. Bronner, found guilty
of yagrancy, will also receive sentence this
morning. 1.-THE case of w. +. Osborn, for
miSdemeanor, was set for hearing on the
23d.....J. II. Gray's case Of obtaining
money by false pretenseS went over until
SD for having been drInk."..L. NJ. Bur
dick and J. B. McCabe, found guilty Of
petty larceny on Thursday, were ordered
10 appear this morning for judgment.
Frequent CoMpLAINr-Diseusted indi
yiduals who have lost money in L small
way at gambling during the week have
complained 70 the police but they have
moi been numerous. Concerning . game
i'm a back room of the Sazerac building, at
Second and J streets. however, five COM
plants have been made, in four of which
the parties alleged that they were not even
allowed the fun of betting their own money
against the game tone in which jeWelry is
exposed III a case. and envelopes are drawn
20 determine what prize, If any, Is won, the
person winning a prize having the Priv
!cEe of paying more money Tor a chance to
draw q better oncl. These compliments
declared that money was taken from their
hands without their permission and played
against the game. One man said that he
was thus robbed of over $500 and another
of over 500. Officers endeayOrcd to find
the parties who took the money, but I'M
successfully. the " TOperS-in appearing to
be changed frequently.
DELEGATES TO CorvENrIcN.-E. W. Cul-
Yer, Secretary OF the Newcastle Fruit
Growers Shipping and Preserving Associa-
ton. writes To the RECoRD-U MON rs follows
\ meeting OF citizens of this portion Of
the county was held 1T this place last Sat
lIrlav. the 18th inst. for the purpose oi
hearing report from 4 committee appointed
at 4 previous meeting to look into the mat
ter OF water supply for irrigating purposes
At that meeting the call published in the
RrcoED-UNGoN Of that date tor Conven-
non to be held in Sacramento the 10th, L.
lfit D.,
ties. was read and the meeting selected a,
delegates TO attend said Convention II. Bar
rett. of Lincoln; l. F. White and J. II
Mitchell, of Penryn; ;. Woodworth anc
t. V. Adams, Of Newcastle, all OF whom
are representative men and practical fIIIi.
growers and orchardists.
DIED At MARYsy1lLE.-W. c. Lawrence
well known among theatrical people on th'
Coast. and who was member of the com
pany that played ut the TivOi in this cit,
last winter and spring died in Marysylll
last Wednesday, and Yesterday John w
Porter and W. George, 4 committee iron
the Order OF Elks of san Francisco, o
which deceased had been a member
brourhtthc remains down, en- route 10 Sal
Francisco. where the funeral will tax
place to-day. Ten or twelve members o
the Order Including James NJ. Ward, O
~ ". - $50, ", ,ta do,,nt ,-.s+erja
-, - -, t,.ibvt, If rts,,ert to tn
deceased. Mr. Lawrence had been ylSlun
the hills above MarysyillC, hoping TO i'm
prove lis health
FoIvp THE PRorERrY.-Aboutl 10 o'cioc
Thursday night Mr.. + igg, of Whisky Hi
- 80 c. =, f-'.,,t of The jynosi-jo
building had disappeared. He iniOrme
- tl.., ~ r,7-,,,ri,tnj f,r a ride h
I,,o tn niili,ars made sear,b In
c.;Ial ~ Loar oU,,tbino nj the propert,
- ,,,,,,,;r,, ~ horse and bu,,;
-.T'or,.l 10 he SAT-, and sound .
N3l1I,. sl.,(rI, bnusr whore the hor,
- -, st,,,,,,,j a. h, ,,.,s ,,,ir,. l,y NJ
- l,.orcfat y.as still in The huge,
nh - ar ;ndicotion that i, was moi
rase Of theft. and the officers are incline
ro believe that the horse got unhl'ched an
strayci away.
w., Ic,t,,t,r Tr,r,, -Tle Govern,
. -, .,,,,,,;ol ., LvF,l 4 Andrew
,.",;f,-,,;a th',,,,,,;.siopcr IN tLr World
I.,-,o.;+;,',, oud II q Hanks state Mine
i;-+ Co. ,,,r,,,;ssi,,, tn remove n
80. .oI,;,,nt ~ ,,,;ror,l md ,coloc,ic
,,,,;-,,,,,e -, Ne,.. OrIe,p- far evbibitir
~. Nj. - ~. I'M cnIIaetiot
,,pl,,,I+atllN- tho hest or, the Coast won
.5rtoi,,r,, aftrac+ ,nIcb attention an
rbronrb The liberaliry of the Railroad Con
pany. would be transported free of charg
The Governor ieetS mlorao,y meme
toward the project, bur has asked the a
vice of the Auorney-Gcneral IN the pret
jses.
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