Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-01
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of III the Police Court Saturday:
Joe Parker Daniel Shay, Chas. Jones,
James McKibbens and James Walker
pleaded guilty to charge of vagrancv and
were each sentenced to thirty days in the
chain-gang. The Judge, however told them
he would withhold the commitment for fif-
teen minutes to allow them an opportunity
Of getting outside of the city limits They
apparently did not want to go to the chain
gang for in less than five minutes they
were counting railroad ties in YOlo county
and were headed toward Woodlands.
John Herman, who was arrested on a SINH
lar charge was discharged. Louis kaya-
naugh was fined $40 for being drunk rs.
BerensK was convicted of disturbing the
peace and assessed So 3d.. The grand
larceny case of J. H. Gray was continued
10 September 3D.. Harry 4. Goodhue, a
paralyzed individual, charged with va
grancy, was allowed to GOETHE grand
larceny case of c. F. Weber and Angus
Ross was dismissed. This was the case
which grew out of losing of So 900 at their
faro bank some weeks ago by young man
named Marchant......The case of Joe
Springfield, charged with disturbing the
peace, was continued until Tuesday Au-
gust Halum, a drunk, was discharged
John Henry charged with having been
picked up on the street considerably un-
der the influence, did not answer when his
name was called and in consequence for
feted his So deposit. YEN Kee, a Chinese
female arrested for enticing did not appear
and her deposit likewise was scooped into
gla
were next taken up and consumed the bal
ance Of the day and evening. The defend
ants Hebron Bros, who are charged with
maintaining nuisance, were represented
by Hart d White. Grove L. johnson as
sisted the City Attorney in the prosecution
The following jury was sworn in to try the
case G. J. Cross, 3. Dennery, p Stanton, c.
lser, K. Fletcher, John Hogan. A Brandt,
John Nelson, J. c. Sepulveda L. Kreus-
berger b. Wilson, G. 3. Corwin All the
evidence Offered by the defense to establish
the fact that they did not maintain q nui-
sance was excluded. The jury failed to
agree, standing to 6.
Foor RACE FIzzLE.- Several hundred
people assembled at Agricultural Park yes
ferday afternoon to witness the foot-racc
announced to take place between Ryan. of
Woodland, and Stone, of Gait, for $500
eide, distance sixty yards. After waiting
long time the asScmblage found that it
was not likely to see Il race. and dispersed
w Whatever the cause, or who deserving Of
blame, the reported occasion for the fascO
was dispute relative to the appointment
of referee. Friends of RYAN declared that
Stone wanted dead thing" and friends
OF Stone respond in effect that the RYAN
party was alarmed, and also wanted an adj
vantage. F0ot-racing in Sacramento will
IEi NJ
SUICDE.-Last Saturday the bodyof Her
mann klOSSman, an employee of the SUIT
teryille Brewery, was found III the malt
room Of that establishment cold and stiff,
ne having hanged himself with his hand
kerchief 10 an endless rope, used for
hosting material from the room to the
upper portion of the building. After fIS-
tenlng himself to the rope, he deliberately
hauled with his hands on the other side Of
the rope, raising his body until he Strangled
and lost consciousness, when his body fell
and rested with the knees upon the floor.
IN which position II was found. He had
been drinking 10 excess for some time,
which accounts for his conduct.
CoNHERcIAL-The following steamers
arrived at Sacramento during the past
week San joaquin No. 3, from San Fran
cisco, with light barges Governor Dana,
Flora and Naruna, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with barEes of grain; San Joaquin
No. ,, from San Francisco, with general
merchandise and barge Of freight for the
upper river. Departed-San Joaquin No ,
and No. 3, for San Francisco, with barges
of grain; Naruna, for the upper Sacra-
mento. with barge of freight; Governor
Dana and Flora, for the upper Sacramento,
with light bar-eS Neponset for the upper
river, with general merchandise.
SATURDAYS FIErs-Thc alarm Of fire. at
$50 An Saturday, was sounded from box
81. II was i'm consequence of the burning
of a hole ON the roof of w. K. Jones resi-
dencc at Eighteenth and + streets. The
fire was put ont by the neighbors before
the department arrived. Loss about 800
About o'clock Saturday night fire
was discovered ia some refuse back of the
car->hop ~ the railroad works The Fire
Department was promptly on the ground,
but the fire was cNtnguiShed by the work
men. who quickly got stream of water
from the hydrant upon the flames.
CITY FI.hy,ES-The City Auditor fur
ui-hes the following statement of receipts
for week ending August jOth Joseph y.
Herndon. cemetery dues, $2l A. :.
harbor dues, Sl52 so, W. 4. Henry.
Police Court fines. SIS 80, George \
Putnam. Spceia. taxes S3,SSf IS. CITY
licenses, 1901 Is. dog licenses s. IS: II. b.
Nielsen, street assessment, Sl,495. Total
disbursements. $luI75 - Total amount
100 City Treasury, S5l5, i06 40.
DolsG WrLL-WilHe Toole, a youth
who had his right arm crushed in piece
of machinery at the railroad works a few
days ago, is doing well at the Railroad
Hospital and viii come out with his arm
nearly rs good as ever. The accident was
tp "a great extent his own fault rs he had
been cautioned not to wipe a certain por-
ton Of the machinery unless il was at q
stop. He had his left arm hurt by the ma
chine on the previous day, but in differ
eut manner.
HoRsEs MoyISG.-Worth ODER returned
10 the city yesterday from Petauma with
his trottcrs WILDER +. Smith went down
10 Oakland from Marysyille Saturday with
the trotters Adair, Thapsin and Pansy. all
winners of races during the Marysyille
Fair Phil Sicbenthaler's promising run
ner, Philip s, and Fitzgeralds firSt-caSs
PAGER, Killarney, are on their way up from
the Petaluma Fair.
ENTERPRIsING. - The Sunday Morning
Capita! says The RECORD-UNIoN of yes !
terday published map of Central and |
Northern california together with a two !
page description of the counties therein |
showing their resources, etc. Such q publ |
cation cannot IAN to do much good, by at |
tracing the attention OF Immigrants to the |
advantages offered by those sections
CHAs. ZEITLER, hardware dealer No. 5l2 |
J, whose advertisement appears in another |
column, offers fine inducements in his line
The stock is one of the most select and !
complete TO be found. Ladies are particu- |
larly requested to examine the table cut
lery and ladies shears which Mr.. Zeitler
makes q specially of.
TO-DAY and tomorrow we shall close out
the accumulation of remnants from our
great sale. They are bargains See them
early at the Red House
TODAY and tomorrow great sale of REM !
nants at the Red House /
LADIES linen collars and cuffs, and 10 !