Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-17
LOCAL INTELLEGENCE,

lJgAL iNTEhh!GENCE.
EXECUTIVE PARDoNs.-In May last David
4. Nickerman was convicted in the JUS
tees Court of West Point township Men
docino county, of petit larceny. to pay a
fine OF $500 and undergo an Imprisonment
IN the county Jail for the term of six
months. The Superior Judge, the Sheriff,
the District Attorney the Chairman and a
majority Of the Board of Supervisors, the
County Clerk, Assessor and a number of
the leading citizens of the county ask for
his pardon, he having served the term of
sentence, and having no money. cannot paw
his fine. They also say the punishment
was excessive, and its enforcement an
undue expense to the county. The Gov
ernor, in compliance to their request. issued
the pardon-.....Pa rdons were also issued to
Richard and Henry Butler aged respect
lively Is and IS years, who were imprisoned
IN the Jail OF Amador county. They were
convicted in August last of petit larceny in
Justices Court and sentenced to four
months imprisonment and fine of S25.
The committing Judge personally urged
the pardon of the boys, on the ground of
their previous good character, their youth.
the fact that theg have served the term of
money with which TO pay their fines. A
petition for their pardon was signed by the
District Attorney, the arresting officer and
one hundred and twenty-five worthy citi-
zens of Plymouth.
The CALIFORNIA FRUIT UYIoY.-The
California Fruit Union yesterday filed its
articles of incorporation with the Secretary
of State. 1t sets forth that the purposes
for which it is formed are to buy, sell and
ship fruits and vegetables produced in this
State; TO make advances on the same for
shipment, and to provide cheap transporta-
ton to market for all such products. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. with
branches or local agencies throughout the
State adjacent TO the principal points of
fruit production and shipment, as may pro-
mote and facilitate the marketing of such
fruit, fruit products and vegetables; and
also branches or local agencies in any part
OF the United States or elsewhere. Term
of existence, fifty years. The Directors for
the first year, nine in number, are as fol-
lows Horatio P. Livermore, Alameda ::
l. w. Buck, Vacaville; A. Block, Santa
Clara; G. w. Reed, Yolo county; William
Barter, Penryn; Sol. Runyon, CORTLAND :;
L. J. Rose, San Gabriel A. T. Hatch, Sui
sun; John Marsley, Santa Rosa. The
eAAAlgNAAb Vi tilE capital STOCK Shall De
900, divided into 100000 shares, at the par
value OF 81 each. The amount of capital
stock actually subscribed is $1,000. The
number of stockholders is 81, the names
OF whom have already been published in
the REooRD-UYIoY.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday S. Roberts and J. Davis were tried
for battery upon John Farris and ACQUITTED.
It appearing that there was little in the
case. Charles Bernhart was tried for bat
tering Jacob Thompson, but the evidence
tended TO show that the battery was a hal
Inclination of Thompson s" all in his
mind as it were-and the defendant was
discharged Emma Stanley, arrested for
exhibiting forfeited her deposit . The
case OF James Gildea, for being drunk, went
over until the 23d Jack German was
found guilty of being common drunkard
and, being an old offender, was sentenced
to sixty days in the county JAIL. Gus
Jones was convicted of disturbing the
peace at the William Tell House, and SEN
fenced 10 pay fine of $40, or be imprisoned
twenty days in the County Jail. He is a
sample OF the healthy beggars referred to
IN yesterdays RECORD UNION. He begged
q " little assistance y from citizen, to en-
able him to get something to eat" The
gentleman took him to the William Tell
and gave the proprietor % cents to pay for
a meal for him. After the gentleman went
away Jones demanded the money, and, on
being refused, created disturbance.
PINK AND BLUE PARTY.-The Pink and
Blue party announced to take place at Arno
on the 18th Thanksgiving eve), will be
given under the auspices of Mrs Governor
Stoneman and daughter, Miss Stoneman.
and will be under the especial management
of the leading society ladies of Sacramento
city and county, and many prominent ladies
in San Francisco and Stockton will also be
identified with the affair The Gait Gazette
says The party promises to be one of the
grandest social events ever held outside OF
the Capital City in this county. and will be
largely attended from far and near. The
accommodations at Arno are very perfect
A commodious ballroom, elegantly deco
rated for the occasion, will be in readiness
also, an adjoining hotel will be at the dis.
posal OF the management. The music will
be first class, and furnished by Jones, Beebe
K Hand, Of Sacramento. While the party
is being gotten up for the purpose of raising
funds for the benefit of st. Christopher's
church at Gait the expense to those who
patronize it will be less than that of the
average country dance, but the pleasure
anu SONlaDlillN VI Tie INK ana Blue party
will be simply immense.
LEG FRACTURED.-Y esterday morning
Chas. Bernasochi, who has been employed
on dairy ranch on the other side of the
American, about nine miles from Sacra.
mento, was coming to the city on horse.
back when his horse slipped and fell. The
rider was unable to eXtricate himself from
the stirrups, and the horse fell upon his left
leg. During the animals struggles to gel
up he brought such strain upon Berna
sochi's leg that it was fractured in two
places above the ankle, and so severely
that the bone protruded through the flesh
The injured man was assisted shortly after
wards by paSsers-by, and brought to the
city where his injury was attended to by {
surgeon.
OFF THE TRAeK.-Y esterday morning
four cars Of freight train No 9. bound
north, got off the track at Lincoln, Will,
some switching was being done in the yard
The wrecking car and crew went up from
this city to attend TO the trouble The car:
were loaded with lime and general mer
chandise.
Our Clothing Furnishing Goods and Ha
Departments close to-day at u o'clock, II
order TO Drlng from the basement this I'M
mense stock and place it in its various de
partments for the commencement of oul
sale tomorrow at 9 clock. Red House.
SOMETHING new to Sacramento. A cloth
ing sale without opposition. Read our adj
vertisenent. Red House.
Do NOT fail to read our advertisement to
day. Red House.