Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-12


Police CoURr.-In the Police Court YES
>srday the charge of grand larceny pending
against S. 4. Shields, who stole a chest of
tools from VIM. H Mcdowell was reduced
to petty larceny, upon which the defend
ant pleaded guilty. He was ordered to
appear for sentence this morning. Jose
phine Machardo's case of disturbing the
peace was dismissed on payment of costs.
John Corley. arrested for having been
drunk, forfeited his deposit. On Duey
was convicted of misdemeanor in trundling
q cart on the sidewalk, and was let off with
a fine OF 50 50...... Edward Sullivan, for the
larceny OF coat, was sentenced to pay a
fine of $50, or be locked up sixty days in
the county JAIL. Thomas Fisher, VIM.
Thompson and Jack Courtney, who were
captured by officers Farrell and Martin in
the act of stealing 4 sack of potatoes, prop
erty of J. D. Lockhart, received a similar
sentence......The cases of All Hung. for
burglary, and All Sing, for receiving stolen
property, were continued until the l4th......
Sentence in the cases of VIM. Wilcox and
Irene WHITTIER, recently convicted of bat
terry upon Mary Wilcox, was postponed.
SALE OF TRoTTING SrocK.-M. Toomey
aucGoneer, announces that the first annual
auction sale of trotting stock of Prospect
Hill Stock Farm will take place at Agri-
Cultura! Park, to-day at , o'clock
p. NJ Among the colts to be sold are
Fleet by Prompter. dam Spec, by Specula-
ton, f0aled in 1888 Fligo, same pedigree
tOaled in 1884; Hicks same pedigree
foaled in 1885, entered in yearling colt stake
to be trotted at the State Fair of 1886;
Triumph, by Prompter dam Lady Brighton,
foaled in 1885, also entered for stake of 1856
These are all half-brothers to Apex and
Transit, whose remarkable records are well
known 10 horsemen, are well broken single
and show good action. There will also be
sold the bay colt Elmo, fOaled in 1884 by
the imported French coach horse Romeo
Also, yearling registered Jersey heifer
and registered jersey bull calf, nine
months old.
ISCoRPoRATED,-Article of incorporation
have been filed of the Athletic Baseball
Club, for the purpose of promoting base
ball, bicycle and athletic sports. and to rent,
purchase and maintain grounds and build
ings for that purpose, and for the promotion
of games. Principal place of business Los
Angeles, DirectOrs-James w. Lancaster
Z. c. Bletch, George S. Turner, w. s.
Clapp, Ed. Whitney. Capital stock, Si6O,
divided into 400 shares of the par value of
81 each. Also, of the Vernon Church of
Christ in Vernon District, county of Los
Angeles. Directors-George L. Townsend
+. A. Field, F. B. Clark
GRAND JUBY.-In Department One of the
Superior Court yesterday the work of I'M
paneling a Grand Jury was completed. and
that body is composed as follows: D. Luf-
kins, J. Reith, John Sawyer Hiram Cook.
John H. Carroll, W. +. KNOX z. H. Muir
ply, Sol. Wasserman, NJ. Fay, A G. Tryon,
Daniel Brown, II. A. Burnett, NJ Barber.
John J. Bauer, S. b. Moore. Z. Ct. Blessing,
Samuel Blair, S. w. Butler and George
Rich. The Court appointed w. F. Knox
as foreman, and, after receiving instruc-
tons as to the duty 10 be performed, the
jury retired and commenced work.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Bell & Co.
viii sell at 10 A. NJ. to-day, on the
premises of NJ. T. Kite, on the River
side road, three miles below the city, ten
acres of good farm or fruit land, with
house, barn and other improvements
thirteen Jersey cows, six heifers, from one
to tive years old, four calves, three fine
heifers and one Jersey bull, twelve beef
yeaFlings q five-year. old BaySwater colt,
showing good action two Golddust colts,
three-years-old; twenty tons of hay, Cham
pion mower, pillow, incubator, and acre of
cow beets. Terms, cash.