Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-25
LOCAL INTELLTGKNCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
IMPOSED UPoN-Tuesday afternoon a
young half-breed Indian named Albert
Chandler came to the city from the 80"
ranch, in Alameda county, and at the de-
pot was met by a hackman, who insisted
that the Indian boy should ride with him
He finally got into the hack and was
driven around town. but he says he fire.
quently requested to be let out. After driv-
ing him around for an hour or two. the
hackman demanded nine dollars fare. The
boy protested that he did not want to ride,
and did not expect to have to pay any such
price. Thereupon the hackman proceeded
TO investigate the pockets of his fare, and
took therefrom, so the Indian complains,
So 40 in coin one gold nugget of the value
of So and small quantity of gold-dust, az
gregating about S13 so. The poor fellow
went TO the police station in the evening
and, with tears in his eyes, recounted his
adventure and loss, saying that he had no
money to get either food or bed. 1t trans
pires that the driver who perpetrated the
outrage, upon learning that complaint had
been maze to the authorities, charging
him with larceny, left his situation and de-
camped. A glance at the victim would
disclose to anyone that he would not be a
person likely to require the services of
hack.
PROPERTY ORDERED SoLD-Judge McFar-
land yesterday, in the case of L. C. Chand-
Ter VS.. the Peoples Savings Bank, filed his
findings and a decree ordering that the
mortgaged premises, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay IS, 425 81, and the
accruing costs, be sold by the Sheriff, and
the proceeds paid over to the intervenor
Mrs. Poorman. That upon the payment
of said sum the mortgage made by Chand-
Ter to Poorman be declared satisfied, and be
delivered up and Cancelled. That the sale
made by L. Williams, as Trustee, to plain
tiff, be confirmed, deed executed and de-
Hvered. That the Injunction heretofore
granted he dissolved. unless the plaintiff
within thirty days, pay the Peoples Say
ings Bank all interest accrued on the note
made by him to it, and that defendant
shall, after said thirty days, have the right
to collect the principal and interest on the
said note, as the same falls due. 1t is also
decreed that each party shall pay his own
costs of suit. The mortgaged premises
spoken of are lots and s, in the block
bounded by \ and O, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, and the undivided half of the north
90 feet of the west so feet of lot /, in the
block bounded by II and |, Seventh and
Eighth streets south half of lot 4, Second
and Third, K and L streets, and half of a
tract of land lying east of Sacramento City.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yester-
day the cases of N. and B. Hilbert, charged
with disturbing the peace, were investi-
gated and the defendants discharged.
Louisa Malagee, arrested for exhibiting,
forfeited her deposit. Mrs. Fish, accused
of misdemeanor in disturbing the fire alarm
telegraph wire, was tried and acquitted, it
being apparent that she had not intended
anything wrong-...The case of James
Brown. for malicious mischief, was dis
missed on payment of costs, being a little
family matter which had been settled be-
fore the Court met.The case of Frank
Perry, for misdemeanOr in failing to pro
vide for his children, was continued until
the 9th, and venire for p jurors ordered
issued THE hearing of the cases of
Thomas Boyle and Julius Danioth, arrested
in connection with an unpleasantness at
Twenty-irst and II streets last Saturday
night, occupied good part of the day, and
resulted in the charge of assault to murder
pending against the latter being dismissed,
there being no evidence to show who did
the shooting. The Judge took the case of
Boyle, who was charged with disturbing
the peace, under adysement until this
morning.
New INcoRPoRATIoNs.-T following ar
ticles of incorporation were yesterday filed
in the office of the Secretary of State: The
Primrose Mill and Mining Company prin-
cipal place of business, Oakland, Alameda
county: Directors, p. a. Lamping, c. E.
Gillett. g. H. Turner, James Dooling and
c. w. Ormsbv; capital stock, 100000.
Also, of the Golden Belt Wine Company a;
principal place OF business, Golden Belt
District, north of the town of Anaheim,
Los Angeles county; Directors, X. j.
Northam Chas Hansen, VIM. McFadden,
Peter Hansen and Fannie Northam capital
stock, $4,000, divided into ten shares OF
$1,000 each. Also, of the Royal Consoli-
dated Gold Mining Company; principal
place of business, San Francisco Directors,
Geo. W Buteriield George l.. Putnam,
Shas. II. Putnam, Richard I. Pierce and
VIM. Rix
PAYtse THEIR LIcESsEs.-County Tax
Collector Dolan returned yesterday after
noon from Folsom and vicinity. where he
collected about $500 for licenses from Chi
neSe and others. A large portion of the
amount was for the Sl5 a quarter license
charged those who sell liquor in quantities
less than quart. The collection of this
license from those who did not keen bars
but sold drinks by the glass for ) and 10
cents, as the Chinese do, was resisted some
time ago, but since Judge Van Fleets re-
cent decision in a test case, the Cinnamon
have all paid up on demand, including the
license that was delinquent The Judge
decided, in effect that there is no such
thing as a bar license; and persons who
deal in liquor must pay license according
10 the quantity sold.
LEG BROKEN Yesterday about go P. NJ,
Enrico Bisordis, deck hand on the
steamer Modoc. while trucking freight. got
his foot caught in something in such a
manner that his left leg was twisted and
fractured at the ankle Joint. He was
removed to the Garibaldi House, where q
surgeon attended him.
CArrLK AT Aucr1oN.-M. Toomey will
sell to-day at auction herd of cattle be-
longing to Mrs Nellie Fox, on the ranch
of Mrs. Flynn, adjoining the Whitcomb
ranch. four miles south of Frceport. Forty
five head of cows, thirty calves and other
property will be sold to the highest bidder.
Sale commences at 10 NJ.
CoxNERcrAL.-Arrived yesterday steamer
San joaquin, No. 2, from San Francisco,
with merchandise, and barge load of lum-
Der for the Sacramento Lumber Company ;
steamer Clara Belle, from the upper Sac
ramento, with produce. Cleared, steamer
Clara Belle, for the lower Sacramento with
merchandise.
AssIGEEE's SALE.-W. 2. Eldred. assignee
of the firm Of Roraback e. Alexander, will
sell at auction at 10 a. NJ. to-day, at Turner
Hall, all of the chairs, benches, scenery,
gas fixtures, lumber and bar fixtures of the
said firm, for the benefit of the creditors.
Terms cash.