Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCB

IoLtoz CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
,erday j. Miller and J. Cousins, arrested
for disturbing the peace were discharged
on payment of costs...... Louis Kavanaugh
was adjudged guilty of being common
druukard, and received sentence of sixty
days III the county iail....The case of B.
\. busbey, for disturbing the peace went
over until the Sth..... Oliver Sauze was
convicted of disturbing the peace of his
neighborhood, and will receive judgment
this morning.....Ah zee and China Jack
were found guilty of disturbing the peace
The former was fined $40 or ten days, and
the latter s., or FIVE days....The cases of
Is. Roach and James Hogan, for disturbing
the peace. were dismissed on payment of
COSTS. Frank Johnson. accused of having
been drunk, was discharged. . A. Gordon,
for INDUCING in moderate drunk, was
sent below tor twenty-1Our hours. All
Gings case of petit larceny went over until
tomorrow Mark Carroll, Ed Cummings.
Clarence Holt, Lou Spencer and VIM. Wen
grove were called up to respond on a charge
of sleeping in a railroad car The first
three made good showing, and were dis
charged. Spencer was sent to the county
jail Tor ten days, and Wengrove went up
iOr twenty Gays.
COOP EscAPER. bod McClintock was
convicted in the Sacramento Police Court
some weeks ago of disturbance, and SEN
fenced to a term in the County Jail That,
meant work in the changing, but the en-
ployment did not seem to agree with him,
and one day he took French leave of the
gang and its officers, and after a brisk run
was. lost sight of. The Marysyille Appeal
of Tuesday narrates an exploit in which
he was engaged in that city, About
midnight of Saturday night two men,
named bod McClintock and Ned Kelley.
escaped from the court yard of the police
station. They made rope of bedticking.
one end of which they looped over the
projecting end of plank at the top of the
wall, and then climbed up the rope Frank
Hogan, bartender at the Honcut saloon.
sSY one of the men on the wall and gave
s11Olarm at the statiOn-house. and the es-
cape Of the balance of the prisoners was
prevented. The two escapes were charged
with yagrancy and had demanded jury
trials. The escape rids the town Of two
notorious tramps."
THE PARDON OF McKowAN.-In speaking
of the pardon issued to McKowan few
days ago by Governor Stoneman, the San
Francisco Report saws On Christmas eve
McKowan-a dissolute, drunken, worthless
brute, who had led his wife a miserable
life for years-came home, and. because
she had no money to give him wberewith
to continue debauch, beat her into insen-
sibility, broke her jaw, destroyed, we be-
fieve, the sight of one of her eyes, and left
her lying where her groans, some hours
afterward, attracted the attention of the
neighbors McKowan was arrested.
Through some mysterious underground
influence he was tried for battery only, and
SO received a sentence of but six months
Imprisonment. In the meantime his
wretched victim became insane as a result
of the injuries inflicted upon her, and was
sent 10 an asylum. Where the children are
we do not know now, but they could not
be anywhere where they would not be bet
ter of than in their fathers clutches
New INcoRPoRATIoNs.-Th following
articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State: The Emma
Gold and Silver Mining Company for the
purpose of developing mines in California
and Arizona. Directors-T. T. Riordon, c.
f. Russ, John Crockett James Newlands
and H. D. Tiffany. Capital stock, $4,000
600. divided into 100000 shares of the par
value of 500 each,.....Also Of the Combi-
nation Car-axle Company. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors
Patrick Connolly, Philip McGoyem, John
Martin. John T. Hamill, A. J. Hartford, A.
LAYER. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into 100 600 shares. of the par value OF 500
each ..-.. Also of the Central Gold and Silver
Mining Company; object to work and de
velop mines in the States of Nevada and
~ ,,la of
San Francisco. Directors and capital stock
same as those of the Emma Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company.
ARRESTS FOR THE MoNTH.-During the
month Of June the police made 1919 arrests,
as follows For disturbing the peace, 81;
safe keeping, Il; misdemeanor, O. visiting
an opium den, i; vagrancy o battery, 6;
emhezziement, ,; obtaining money under
false prCtenSes, ,; runaway boys, p petit
larceny, IS; DRINKS, II; exhibiting, ); COM
mon drunkards, ,; on suspicion. 6; escape
from Oakland jail /: insanity /: malicious
mischief, :; sick man, /; assault to murder.
!: grand larceny, , deserter, /; sleeping in
cars, .. Thirteen prisoners en- route to
State Prison or the Insane Asylum stopped
at the station-house, and 35 dodgers were
accommodated during the month
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-To-night the
Juvenile Pinafore Company, composed of
about :orty young artists, viii commence a
brief engagement, presenting the popular
and very amusing opera in its entirety, and
they are capable of producing it exceed
ingly well. All the accessories viii be
provided and pleasing performance may
be anticipated. Popular prices will be
charged-50 and p cents with 70 to re-
serve The company viii take part in the
Mardi Gras demonstration on the evening
of the Fourth, giving pei Torrance at the
theater afterwards.
FATAL AccInENT.-Y esterday morning
when the west bound immigrant train was
at Blue Canyon, one of the passengers,
Giovanni Salenti, who was on his way to
jackson, Amador county, jumped from the
front platform of the caboose, fell upon the
rail. and was struck in the back by the
brake lar. 1t was not thought that the
injury was dangerous, as he resumed his
Journey. but it was soon found that he was
badly hurt, he grew worse rapidly and died
al Newcastle.
FrREi FIRE!-The great slaughter OF
stoves, crockery, glass and tinware dam
aged by fire at Earle, Potter & Co. still con-
tinues. Call and see the bargains.
IN order that all may prepare for the
Fourth our stores will remain open later
than usual tonight and tomorrow night
Hale Bros. g.. Co.
% ALL millinery sold at greatly reduced
prices IN order to close out this seasons
goods Red House.
GREAT sale of millinery at Red House.