Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday, Al. Tryon was held to answer on
two charges of burglary, bail being fixed at
$1,000 in each case.... The case of Estella
de -Four, accused of petit larceny, was con-
tinued until to-day. Bud Marsh was
convicted on a charge of battery, and will
receive sentence this morning. Ching
Hongs case of battery was dismissed on
payment OF costs and interpreters FEES.
Henry Walters and VIM. Lambach, for
having been drunk, were fined IS, or five
days, each......Ah Sing was found guilty ON
charge of keeping an opium den, and
fined $50 and costs, or twenty days in the
County Jail.."..John FaylOr, arrested for
visiting an opium den, forfeited his deposit
800. Robert Billiard was examined on a
charge 81 detrauding creditors, and the
Judge took the matter under advisement
......Phiiip Stewart, previously convicted of
yagrancy, was sentenced to forty days in
the County Jail Moran, Miss Ca
rey and Mollie Clark, charged with exhibit
ing, forfeited their deposits. Phil. Cook,
Ed. Dawson, Frank Dawson, Tom Menke
and Ed. Hughes, arrested for malicious
mischief, were discharged.
STREEr-cAR RAcKET.-Ye sterday morning
about 10 o'clock drunken party and a
sharper got on a street car at the postotfice
The sharper seemed to be very solicitOus
about the comfort of his inebriated friend.
The latter gave him a tive-dOllar gold piece
and remarked, " Pay your fare and mine"
The sharper passed the five-dollar piece
through the window. and received 81 80 i'll
change and an envelope containing fifty
cents in small coin. He tore open the en-
velope and deposited ten cents in the box
Several ladies were getting in at the time
and the sharper slipped out. In converse
ton with Il strcet-car driver ii was ascer-
tanned that this is 4 transaction of frequent
occurrence. The driver, of course looks
out only for the interest OF the company,
but SAYS he has seen the same racket
played On more than one inebriatc.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA IMMIGRATION As
socIATIoy.-Y esterday the Executive Com
mite Of the Northern California Immigra-
ton Association met in their office, 500
Second street, in this city. y. D. Rideout,
the Chairman, Joseph Stetfens and viii 5.
Green were present. The question of the
means 10 print pamphlet upon the re-
sources and advantages of northern Cali |
fornia was considered. The Secretary was
instructed to ask for proposals for the print
ing. The material prepared by the Secre |
tary was examined, and suggestions made |
as to changes. The committee adjourned to
meet az 10 o'clock a. n. on Saturday, the |
10th inst. when the officials of the Sacra- |
mento society and the Board of Trade Will |
be invited 10 meet with the committee for
consultation.
GONE TO FoLsoM.-Y esterday morning
in Department One of the Superior Court,
Judge Van Fleet, in the case of Frank
Allen, who last Monday pleaded guilty of
grand larceny, committed in stealing val
liable Young horse from G.. Nalensin's
ranch, imposed 4 light sentence owing to
defendants youth, its being his first otfense,
etc, and he only got one year in the State
Prison at Folsom. Edward Shea, who
had pleaded guilty of burglary, in entering
the room of Il letter-carrier and stealing
clothing was given a like sentence. Shea,
il Will be remembered, was shot by Il
Waterman while running away to avoid
arrest. Deputy Sheriff McComber took
both prisoners to Folsom yesterday after
noon.
MISREPRESENTATION King ON Tuesday
swo-e cut a warrant in Justice Posts Court
against Justice Thomas Anderson, of
Franklin. accusing him of misdemeanor in
disturbing complainant peace. Constable
Harvey, who had the serving of the war
rant, kn lwing the Justice to be Il response |
bic citizen, concluded to arrest him by
lightning, instead of hiring a vehicle and
making the trip, and accordingly teie |
graphed to him at Franklin that there was
q warrant out, and for him to come TO town |
Immediately. The Justice responded at |
once, appeared with his attorney before !
Justice Post, and the case was continued |
until week from next Saturday.
SACRAMENTO BUSINESS COLLEGE. Follow |
ing is a list Of the graduates from the Sac
ramen,o Business College during the last
term: John H. Burston, Single Springs: |
/. q. Ec@ion, Folsom; Hannah Gardner. |
Florin; John II. Harriger, Central House, |
Butte county: George GeiSendorfer. Colfax |
William l. Mason, Hough's Springs: George |
+. Hawkins, Chico; Fred Groth, VIM. J. |
HOehn, Mary T. Robinson, W j. kaerth, |
Frank G. Staufier J. +. Thompson, H. \ |
Williams, i. J, We'll, Adam Draft, Sacra-
mento.
WEEK OF PRaYER.-The topics for to-
day are. Prayer for Families and In
structors Of Youth-That Gods goodness !
and mercy may not be withdrawn, and that |
the word of God may run and be gloriied |
that Christian parents may more fully rec |
ognizc the obligation 10 train up their |
children in the fear of God that Young |
people may be saved from incompetence, |
immortality and other sins; for universe |
ties, schools. professors, teachers and stu |
dents for the ministry.
HELD To ANswER-Y esterday, in the J
Police { -fsf. of
phcity iii two burglaries-one Mt the store
Of Holman, Stanton q Co., and the other at |
the residence of Il. ID. Scriver-waived cX-
animation as far rs possible, and was held |
to answer, bail being fixed at s., 600 in each
case. He admits a prior conviction, in
Stanislaus county, in 1881.
MILITARY MATTERs-The Adiutant-Gen-
erals report for the month ending Deem /
Der 3lst has this in regard 10 the First
Artillery Regiment which has its head
quarters at Sacramento. The companies
and their numerical strength are as fol-
lows Company A SO, B 81, c IS, F SO. &
81, Cadets go.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made Yesterday All Poe All Joe and All |
Han, b. officers Sullivan and Farrell, for
petty larceny; Mrs. Larccner, by officer |
Ash for disturbing the peace; Alice John
son, by officer Franks for exhibiting
Clarence +. Phelps, by officer Franks, for
being drunk.
INTERNAL REyENUe-A L. Frost. Inter
nal Revenue Collector OF the Fourth Dis
trict makes the following statement for the
month of December: Collection on dis
titled spirits, $40, l57 81 on tobacco, snuff, |
cigars, etc, 1886 10. Total collections,
So, 799 s. Total, S14, 1913 81.
THE EINrRAcHr VEREIN - The Elm
tracht Verein installed the following Off
GERS last evening: E. Kimmcl, President;
L. Matthauer, Nice-President; X. Kof