Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
HABEts CoRPUs-William Clancy. \
prisoner confined in the State Prison at
Folsom yesterday applied, through his at
torney, Mr.. Sullivan, to Judge Armstrong
for q writ of habeas corpus. alleging that he
was Illegally restrained of his liberty. 1t
appears that he was convicted in Santa
Cruz county Ill June 1888, of burglary. and
sentenced to serve term of 16 wears in the
State Prison. He claims that this iudo-
ment was void, rs the limit of penalty for
the CRIME Is ID years. The complication
comes IN on account of a prior conviction
Delng charged against him. under which. it
Is held he could be sentenced to more than
the fifteen years. Judge Armstrong
granted the writ, returnable at II A. NJ
next Saturday. .....There was another
habeas corpus case before Judge Armstrong
yeSterday-that of Charles Smith. con-
yicted few weeks since of violating an or
qlnance OF the Board of Supervisors of
1oIo county, forbidding the excavation of
the earth beyond a certain depth in the
town OF Washington. The Judge was of
The impression that the ordinance was lille
gal, but did not pass upon it, holding that
me commitment of the Justice of the Peace
before whom Smith was tried was void
ana ordered the prisoner discharged from
custody accordingly. The case grew out of
dispute between the heirs of the late 4.
Henley and the County of Yolo relative to
the right of way for levee over the Hen
ley property.
On THE WAR-PATH. A Young man
named robertson got on the war-path early
yesterday morning, and assaulted people
passing on the street Subsequently he
IN q Ffr@ g.rrf~ d..
with the proprietor, because the latter re- |
fused to sell him drink, urging that he |
had evidently had enough already. and hit |
MIR. Flaherty on the nose. 4 neighbor |
VINO attempted TO assist the saloon propri- |
etor was 50 warmly attacked that he quickly |
thought OF pressing business elsewhere |
Last evening Robertson called at Flahertv's |
to make an explanation, and got into a dis |
pute " IN citizen. The latter went away. |
but Robertson afterwards met him at the !
Golden Eagle, renewed the discussion and J
fight enSued, Robertson getting worSted. I
lie VI. have to make. an explanation in
the Police Court.
PoI1~E CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday Mike Blake, alias "Cobblestone
Mike arrested for petit larceny in stealing
cane from the Boulevard Cigar Store, was
convicted and fined $50. or 60 DAYS in the
County Jail.....Arthur Summcrtield the
boy whom he persuaded to assist him in
the theft, and was also accused of larceny.
was discharged George Nichols, charged
with burglary, in entering a room at Third
and streets in which a man named
Dean was sleeping. and appropriating
money from the sleepers clothing, Dean
waking and catching him in the act, was
lucky enough to have the charge reduced
TO petit larceny, upon which he was con-
vcted and fined $50, with the alternative of
60 days in the County Jail.
How RID BENEVOLENT AssocIArIox-The
operations of the Association for the
month Of June, rs appearing from the re-
ports made at the last monthly meeting
were as follows l2S persons were assisted
ny the granting of 81 dispensatiOns There
are now requiring some measure of relief:
intTIn men, 81 women ID of whom are
widows, and - children. in all 81 persons
The receipts, rs shown by the Treasurer's
report We're: From monthly subscribers,
S74 - from interest account, $40, and do
nation, 81; total $50 -; while his dis
hurstIucnts amounted to SOB - leaving
balance in the treasury July LIST of $7S3 81,
which viii be reduced by the claims audited
at the meeting ,S231 81 TO $3.50 20.
BoARp OF EQUALIzArGoN The State
Board OF Equalization met at their office
IN the Capitol building yesterday after
noon. The members present were Messrs
Dunn. MorehouSe and WilCOxen The
only business transacted was that of allow {
ing the county of Alameda further time IN J
which TO complete their assessment rolls.
The Board adjourned to the call of the
Chair. McSsrs. WicoXen and MorehouSe
resume Their travels to-day. The Board
Will not likely meet again until the time
at levy 1g the railroad assessments the first
Monday n August
INSTALLATION. - Last Sunday evening I
Grand President +. +. Masters and assist :
ing Grand Officers duly installed the fol- I
lowing officers of Sacramento Lodge. No {
/, n. of A, for the ensuing term r. A. !
Greer, T.; G. +. HARDER, V p; W. T. Crow q
ell, Sec: William Avery F. $; Simon 5
Ash. Treas; !. d. Monyhan. V. W; A. Z. {
Gardincr; C.; c; Reynolds, r. g.; f. Nc
earthly, /. g. Frank Swift. l. s: s. Alex I
ander. -. :; Trustees Charles Hamlin. J. '
ID. Monyhan and Anton Mendes After /
appropriate and pleasing speeches by the I
newly-e-ected officers the Lodge adjourned !
INsrALLATIoN.-Last evening r. B. Har- :
mon, y. II. G. r, assisted by II. w. Ogg -
6. b. Glow, George J. Berger and A. + y
Pritchard, installed in Court Capital An =
Gent Order of Foresters, the following Off y
GERS: 7. c. r. Fred Dustman: G. R.JJ a
Fountain; ;. c. r, H. Kuhl; F. :, Carl =.
Leonard "a. =, .. y. Cronklte; S.W., Ed 81
Morris j. W, W. g. Rogers :. B.W II
Stockar J. B., f. 4. Ziegler Court Sur =
geon- D.. Geo b. Glow. After the installa- ~
ton a s"mptuous banquet was INDUCED in ~
To-NiGHr's CoNcEEr-The open-air con- a
cert tonight will be held on the Plaza, the d
Hussar Band furnishing the music. The
programme will be rs follows: March {,
Guerrilla, Graffulla; "Kyrie and Gloria, C;
from Mozarts Twelfth Mass :" waltz, v
- Birds OF Paradise Frankenfield; Irish Re
medley, Harp Of Erin r. De Lacey: v
march, Eureka Graffulla Myrtle j
polka, Robinson waltz, knights,
Knight; " 4 Day at Concy Island, Cox. 7
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met - .,
yesterday. all the members present except +
Bailey. Minutes read and approved. Mr.. g
Steinman moved that the Clerk of the \,
Board employ Thomas II. Berkey to act A
as Clerk of the Board of Equalization, at =
of SIPS for the term. Car /
ried unanimously ~
HARMON SENINARY.-The year will open OF
al the Harmon Seminary for young ladies. Il
Berkeley: California, July 3lst Full Sc
courses in English, French, music, etc. &C
catalogues are ready, and can be obtained eN
ny addressing the Misses Harmon. Berke-
ley, or f J. Wickson, 4l4 Clay street, San :
Francisco. 10
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were Ell
made yesterday; Charles Wilson. bv or
officer Ash, for petit larceny; All Gee, By da
Deputy Constable May, for vagrancy; W
Frank Robertson, by officer Farrell, for be
battery and disturbing the peace. ga
-- C.
DRY goods, boots, shoes, clothing, etc.
o be sold commencing on Thursday next,
1t o'ciock-continues during the month at
II REQ House. ST