Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-14
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POLICE CoUBT.-Io the Police Court yes
terday Jack Goylia,n pleaded guilty of hav-
ing been drunk, aad vas fined SO or ten
days in ths City Jail John Loves ac-
knowledged that he WAS healthy beggar,
and was s.ut up 70 The County Jail for ten
days. The cases Of John Doyle, John Fl.
land and Thomas McCabe, for disturbing the
peace in connection with the fight as Third
and K streets Tuesday night, when Doyle
drew a pistol and fired a shot, were called up.
Filand and hIcCabs pleaded guilty. and were
Gue1 $50 each. or thirty days in tha County
Jail. boy lie was discharged .... W. II. Dowd,
arrested for drunkenness forfeited his de-
post. Louis Spate, charged with sleeping
in barn without permission Of the owner,
pleaded guilty, and was given five days ir the
County Jail Henry Smith and William
Pierce, for ike otfeDse, got ten days each.
... John Leonard and Robert Donsr, also
arrested far sleeping IN barn. were tried
and discharged. 90. Tbs cases OF William An.
gei, George ". Smith, Thomas Gibbons,
Frank Mitchell and John Muiligan, accused
Of Illegal voting, we're then considered. There
being no complaints on iile against Smith and
Gibbons, thev were discharged. Angels
case went over until tomorrow, and those of
Mitchell eul Mulligan until this morning.
TIE latters bail bond was fixed at $500.
INooRroRATED.-Arti OF Incorporation
warefiled yesterday with the Secretary Of State
by the Pioneer Box Company, of Sacramento.
The Dirac;cfa are C. W. Elliott Henry
BurnhaIu, Frank Miller, G. W. Prodger and
James T. Mills. Also Of the Arctic Whaling
and Trading Company. Of San Francisco. The
Directors are ,AbTsm 3. Perry, Alfred Il.
Kelly, Ward Battles, Walter O.. Anderson
and Alfonso a, C1ossstt. Also of the Tech
meal School Of the Cigsr Manufacturers As.
s0ciatiCD OF the Pacific Coast. The purposes
for which It is formed sr5 20 technically and
practically educate the white youth of this
coast to the trade of cigar. making, and the
knowledge aud manufacture Of tobacco in all
its forms; TO acquire, hold, buy, sell and
mortgage real estate, to loan and borrow
moneys, with or without security, real or
personal, and 10 do and perform oil matters
s1d things necessary and convenient 70 the
proper aBd successful prosecution Of each
aad all Of the foregoing objects. The, Di.
ractors ore j 0hu W. Saaefer II. EJgel5reCht,
L. Goslirsky, Sol. Falk. S. S. R2senbaum,
Sam Lewis, J. Il. Kaufman, j. $. Bourman
and Rudolph MsyEish.
THE YoL0 LEvEE-Ye Yesterday forenoon a
barge loaded with granite was towed up TO
the break il sas Yoio lsvee, at the upper end
Of Washington, and the rock thrown into the
river where II was most needed. When the
first Of the large pieces Of granite were thrown
overheard it bsoAme evident that there was
aR immense hole TO be filed, but the railroad
company had supplied a large quantity Of
naterial-anotEer barge being Brought up
after the first was ualoaded-and before even
ing the rock showed above water. The till-
ing 10 was net dome any too soor, as the levee
had been cut away beyond its center, and
clCsa 10 the side Of q house standing on the
Inside OF it. DGging the previous night
committee OF residents Of Washington had
kept watch there, TO give alarm f the en-
baGknent gave way or was in imminent dan
ger, and to DO oil possible to avert such @
calamity. Last evening the trouble was
thought to bs over. as with such good f0ur-
dstion Of rock, socks II sand could be used il
need be. Th5 constantly shifting current,
aud a riss or f5h # the river, may put the
embauEmeEt in peril again.
The JETTIEs.-City Engineer Bsssett went
oat Wednesday aad made thorough inspsc-
tion Of the jettiss bull. last fall in the bank
Of the American river sbove the railroad
bridge, and found hat there were only seven
piles gone ous Of the niEety composing the
work OF the thee series Ct spurs, the upper
and lower are intact, and stronger than when
built, owing 90 The bsecigg given them by the
accumulation Of sand aud slic6ens about
them. OF the middle series, seven piles have
disappeared from The outer ends OF the spurs,
where the current strikes hardest. Mr.. Bias
eett fesls assured that the jsttias are a sue
cess, and have accomplished the object for
which they were constructed, as the current
has been changed, 50 far as can be seen, and
driven 10 the center Of tAe river or over to
the north eide, while on this side there has
been filling IL OF earth instead Of eating
out, as heretofore.
AUCTION LEs-Sherburn & Smith will
sell at auction to-day, at 10 A. NJ, by direc-
ton of Phillip Oppenheim, receiver, the
stock Of merchandise snd store fixtures be-
longing TO the iasolyent frm of w. a. Chit.
tsuden L Co, corner % Ninth aad streets,
comprising dry goods, clothing, notions. gro
ceries, provisions, boots and shoes, hats,
crockery, glassware, furnighing goods. etc
ALEC, the shelving, counters, desk, safe horse,
harness, wagon, etc. The goods will be sold
in parcels or lo.s so suit the trade. Bell &
Co. will sell at auction, at 10 \. NJ tenor
row, CT their salosroon, Eighth and X streets,
furniture, carpets, lounges, stoves, ranges,
groceries raisins, soaps, etc. In the evening
they viii sell, 20 close out the CONSIGNMENT
the balance Of the fine oil paintings, water
colers, engraving. books, japanese boxes,
etc, recently advertised.
THE FOURTH At JAcKsoN.--A gentleman
from Amador county who was il the city
yesterday says that leap-year parties a.e all
the rsge in his county. More than half the
old maids and msrriageab!e girls have mar
ried of or are mated since the FIRST OF the
year. and those who have not been successful
81 far expect to get their work II on the
Fourth Of July, when the ladies of that place
contemplate getting up regular grand leap
year celebration. The celebration will con.
sist, as usual, OF grand procession, GRAFTON,
etc, during the day, and wind up VII ball
in the evening. The whole affair is to be
conducted exclusively by the ladies, and a
meeting will soon be held for the purpose OF
electiDg the Otator, President Of tbs Day.
Marshal and other necessary officers, CON-
mi:tess, etc,
THE New YAcHr.-WednesdAy, at meet
ing of the Sacramento Steam Yacht Club,
held OF The music-rooms Of l.. X. Hammer,
the following persons we're elected officers Of
the club for the ensuing SIX months: II. G.
Blsckman, President; z. +, Teb6ets, Vice.
President; z. j. Shields, Secretary ; Colonel
L. 4. Hamilton, Treasurer; l.. p Martin,
J. Z. Gsiihtts, w. +. Osborn, I. N. Me
Keever and IL w. Rvett, Trustees The
club let the contract for the building Of the
boat, and the work was commenced yestec-
day, l. is the intention Of the club to build
one Of the finest boats for beauty and speed
on the COST. Orchardists who reside down
the rivec have already ordered extra shot.
guns and barb.wire sufficient to raise the
fences,
HEAVY Brussels carpets, IS cents PEI ysyd,
at J. Kaplsn's, sos J 81, bet. 7th and Sth. :