Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

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. Police CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday Ned Rand and Tom Gaynor, for be-
ing common drunkards, were sent to the
county jail for 60 days each. ..... Mary
Koberts was given 80 days for like Of
fense......The case of Brock Doian, also ac-
cuSed OF beng a common drunkard was
set for trial this morning. Charles
Blodgett, for being drunk, was fined So, and
John M0lholand, also for being drunk, was
sent below for q hours. Henry Passage,
another drunk, forfeited his deposit. An
tone Fontano was convicted of disturbing
the peace, and will receive sentence this
morning. ....Sam Hing, arrested for petit
larceny IN stealing wagon, was tried and
acquitted.--...W VIM. Peters was fined $50 for
Pelt larceny, but sentence in the case of
Frank Bronson, convicted at the same
time, was postponed until to-day. They
are the individuals that passed a Confed-
crate note......Sentence in the cases of All
sing and other Cinnamon, convicted of
violating the cubic air law, was also post
poned until this morning F. S. Zoller,
arrested for embezzlenent. was tried and
convicted. lie will be sentenced this after
noon at o'clock.
HE SALvATIoNIsTs. - The Salvation
Army las divided its forces in Sacramento,
and portion are now occupying the new
" barracks on J street, near Ninth, while
the balance remain at the old headquarters.
on Third street. The residents of the 10
callty where the new barracks have
been established do not seem to be par
ticularly pleased with the arrangement.
The Army attracts a crowd which
biockades the sidewalk, and ladies passing
are caused annoyance. Sunday evening
the crowd was disposed to be troublesome,
and, but for the fact that officer Kent went
there and remained, some of the half
intoxicated men who had assembled might
have created mischief As it was the Off
Ger had difficulty in keeping the sidewalk
clear and the language within reasonable
bounds. At the other barracks" the
f'rie evening. officer Farrell arrived in
tina to quiet the noise the crowd of bows
on the sidewalk was making. 1t is TO be
hoped the Army will not form many
more branches, for there will not be Off
GERS enough 70 go around.
To Be HELD IN WooDLAYD.-Ata meet
ing of the Grand officers of the Native
Sons, held at Pioneer Hall in this city.
Saturday evening it was decided that the
Grand Parlor shall be held in Woodland.
on Monday, April 18th, instead of at Los
Angeles. rs heretofore announced. The
Grand officers present were Grand Pres
ldent F. H. Greedy; Grand Vice President,
Charles w. Decker; Grand Secretary
Henry Lunstedt; Grand Treasurer. J. II.
Tibbetts Grand Marshal, L. w. Julliard :
Grand Trustees-C. II. Garroutte, James T.
Murphy and Robert T. Devlin. After the
business of the Grand officers was trans
acted they, accompanied by large num-
hat. ~ 4l,..
paid friendly visit TO Sunset Parlor. No.
26, where an excellent musical and literary
programme was rendered Members were
present from the ParlOrs at Stockton. ST.
Helena. Elk Grove, Woodland, Marysville
and San Francisco. After the entertain
ment an adjournment was had to the ban
auet-room, where an excellent collation.
was enjoyed.
FATAL REsULT.-Two Cinnamon appear
cd at the station-house yesterday afternoon
and announced that Ii Quong, the old
Chinaman who had fight with his son
Sunday evening, January 3lst. when the
son used hand AK and the father a cleaver,
both receiving severe wounds, about the
head especially had died about 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The Celestials were
directed to go and inform the Coroner, but
had not done so up to 8 o'clock last even
ing. The son was taken to the station
house after the fight, received surgical
treatment, and after a few days was al
lowed to depart, as the old man was re-
ported to be doing well and there did not
appear 10 be any disposition to prosecute.
In fact there were no witnesses to the
atfray. A Chinaman speaking of the mat
ter yesterday. said that the father was too
old to get well, being about 20 years OF
age. also that the young man was not his
son, but that lie bought him when he 1.-THE
young mani was four or five years old. The
police made a search for the son after hear
ing of the old mans death, and ascertained
that he had escaped from town.
Northumberland Of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
of the San Gabriel Bank of Pasadena, Los
Angeles county, California. Directors
Frank NJ. Ward, Walter X. f. Ward, Ryan
w. Bates, Alonzo Tower, Clarence S. Mar
tin, James Clark. Lyman A. Craig. Capt.
tai stock $4,000; divided inJo 5,000,s shares
Also of the San Joaquin valley and 70.
semitic Railroad Company, for the purpose
of constructing, maintaining and operating
broad gauge line of steam railroad il
Fresno county. Commencing at point
on the Central Pacific Railroad at Berends
Station, thence running northeasterly to
Perry's Ranch. Estimated length of road
twenty-five miles. Directors Chas. +
Croker, Timothy Hopkins w. V. Hunt
ington, S. I. Gage, C. f. Green. Capita
stock, 100000.
EAST PARK.-Colonel George Cowles has
leased East Park, and is having the same
fitted up in excellent style. The picnic
grounds have been enlarged to double theil
former size by throwing two groves to
gether. The grounds as now arranged will
be equal to any in this section. The heavy
wind storm which prevailed some weeks
ago blew down many trees in the park
from which the lessees obtained upwards
of 100 cords of wood. The new picnic
grounds will extend from the house to the
eastern line of the park, and will be of suf.
ficient size 10 accommodate 10000 people
The shade is ample, the ground well
grassed and street cars will run into the
grove.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived yesterday steamer
knight, No. 2, from Feather river, with
grain; steamer Flora, from the upper Sac
ramento, with grain; steamer d. Z. Knight
from San Francisco, with merchandise
Cleared steamers San Joaquin, No. 8
Flora and Governor Stoneman, for the up
per Sacramento, light; steamer Knight, No
>, s,9r Marysville. with merchandise
er D. (. Knight, for San Francisco
WA grain.
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