Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-26

THOROUGHBRED STooK.-Yes terday mora
ing there arrived in this city from Lexing-
ton, KY, a special car containing hors IS
for s. II. Sheplar, a noted horseman. Tie
car was purposely made for the Transports
ton of fire stock, and each animal had a
stall. Among the stock there are fifteen
brood mares heavily with foal, five year
ling colts and ten-year- old. Stallion name q
Abbott. The stock has been under the
care of Peter White and John F. HEINZ,
hill. They are from good trotting stock,
the brother of Abbott going a mile in 2:1s.
They started from Lexington on December
23d, but were delayed fourteen days on ao-
court of the snow. The expense of ths
trip and the cost of transportation was
$1,000. Mr.. Sheplar will take his stock to
his ranch near Florin and will make it {.
business of raising fine horses.
POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday in the Police
Court Conrad Schepp was acquitted of dis
turbing the peace......J oseph, James and
Mrs. Kate Francis, charged with a dis
turbance OF the peace were allowed to go.
$500. Larney Bennett was fined 50 so for
disturbing the peace and quiet of certain
neighbors.. Thomas Doyle was drunk,
but he was let of with the injunction,
Don't let il occur again" ...Ah Gee was
convicted of the crime of petty larceny,
and sentenced to pay fine of $5..... Thos.
Meaher, Richard Hodge, Thomas Hodge
and Patrick Mannix were acquitted of dis
turbing the peace......The testimony in the
grand larceny case Of Mollie Jones was
heard, and the case taken under advise
ment until to-day.
HOLD UP!-Tuesday evening as ]. S.
Easterbrook was about to cross the Yolo
bridge with his truck, he looked ahead and
saw, glazing some distance before him the
headlight of a locomotive. He had not got
actually on the bridge, but somehow,
when he tried to back up, the wheels of the
truck became locked firmly between the
rails and prevented the vehicle from NOV
ing, though the driver used his utmost
exertions to get out of the way. His ex-
CARNATIONS Stop that train or I'll get run
over, were heard by the Waterman, who ran
ahead and tagged the approaching train.
After some delay and with the aid of
planks and ready hands, the truck was re-
moved clear from the track.
SHERBURS's AUcTIoYs.-W. H. Sherburn,
at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow will sell at salesroom.
1913 street, cottage bedroom sets, three
quarter bedsteads and mattresses, single
bedsteads and mattresses, spring and wool
top mattresses, walnut S-foot extension
table, dining-room and kitchen furniture
stoves, carpets groceries and tinware. He
will sell on Saturday at 10.A. NJ. at the Glee-
man House, Fourth street between ] and
K, double, three-quarter and single bed.
steads bureaus, washstands, lounges, chairs
tables, wardrobes, heating stoves, carpets
mattresses, and other household goods
Hotel men especially invited.
BURGLARS IN CoURr.-Henry Mccoy
charged with burglary in having robbed
the Grand Hotel of certain articles, was
arraigned before Judge Van Fleet Yesterday
and pleaded not guilty. Joseph W. Hughes
was appointed to defend, and February
18th was fixed as the date of trial Bail
fixed at $1,000. David Munson, charged
with entering and burglarizing the room
of ]. A. Kelley, in the Scroggs building,
was also arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
W. A. Henry was appointed to defend, and
the case was set for trial on February 10th.
Bail was fixed at $1,000.
EXENPT's ELEcTIoN-The annual cleo
ton of the Exempt Firemen took place al
their hall on Eighth street yesterday, and
10l votes were cast. The officers elected
are as follows: President, S. S. Nixon
First Vice-President, James II. Crone
Second Vice President, NJ. Steinmejz Sec.
rotary, William Avery Treasurer, George
A. Putnam; Trustees Anton Brewer
Frank Swift, Patrick Nash. John f. Dire
man, John B. Rogers, NJ. Fetherstoa and
Hiram Cook.
THE WOMAN IS HERE AGAIN. The
Chinawoman who was taken from nous,
of prostitution and sent to the Chinese
SESSION AT San Francisco, by Rev. Filben
several weeks ago, has been released from
that institution, having expressed desire
in Court that she wished to go sgain witt
her husband Chin Lee. She is now in tht
identical house in this city, Third street
between / and ], from which she wa
taken.