Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-20
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PolIce-Station Notes,

a man, whose name proved to be C.
Soddard, appeared at the station-house yes
terday forenoon and complained that while
in Second street beer joint he had been
robbed of $50. He could give no particu-
lars of the robbery, and as he was con-
siderably under the influence of liquor, he
was locked up, in hopes that when he
sobered up he could give some further par
ticulars. AT midnight he had not revived.
He was probably drugged previous to being
robbed.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a
woman of the town named Lula Evan and
lover" named Dan Davis, had an alter
cation in front of a K-street dive in regard
TO s., which Davis wished the woman to
give him Not succeeding with words he
used force as an argument, and struck the
woman in the face with his fist and ran
away. Officer Frazee conveyed the woman
to the statiCn-house, where her injuries
were attended to, and she was locked UP on
charge of drunkenness. Davis was ar
rested later in the day by officer Carroll
and charged with battery.
Yesterday Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Camp
bell, who reside in clearinghouse at
Third and streets, had slight disagree
ment in regard to stove, which soon be-
came a quarrel of serious nature The
upshot of it was the arrest of Mrs. Camp
bell on charge of battery on complaint of
Mrs. Leonard.
A single harness, currycomb and a
brush were stolen from Ross & Aukner's
stable, on Seventh street, early yesterday
morning
Andy Larkin, an odd character about
town, was arrested about A. NJ yesterday
by Deputy Constable May. He had in his
possession pitchfork, for which he could
not properly account The fork awaits an
owner at the station-house
Chief Dillman has placed contribution
box in his Office at the city Jail for those
that are inclined 10 help the orphans. He
intends to have it filed by Saturday night.
A young colored girl named Mabel
Simons, whose parents reside in Folsom,
was arrested yesterday morning by officer
Lowell, and will be returned to her parents
to-day. The girl has a great liking for Sac
ramento and every opportunity that affords
her visit 10 this city is quickly and eagerly
improved. 1t is now nearly three months
since she last ran away.
The little 4-year-old son of Ed. Naghle.
who was missing yesterday, was found
about 10 o'clock last evening.
A clothes dummy of an uptown cloth
ing house was found last evening in a
vacant lot near by. 1t had been Invested
of its garments-a coat vest and chinchilla
overcoat. There is no clew to the thieves,
and it is not known when the articles
were taken.
Yesterday afternoon at the station house
J. r. Ramage, attorney for Henry A. Caul-
field and Phil : erzog, witness for the
prosecution, had a slight misunderstand-
ing, which resulted in Ramage making an
assault on Herzog. Chief Dillman, who
was standing near the parties, seized RAM
age and stopped the fracas before any seri-
GUS damage to either party was done
Aferward Mr.. Ramage apologized to Mr.
Herzog for his hasty action, and peace was
again restored.
At midnight the finest had arrested Mrs.
Campbell and Dan Davis for battery and
Joe Shepperd for common drunk