The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
BOTTOMLEY GOES TO JAIL,
The TemescaI Dog Fighter
Failed to Find Bonds
men.
TROUBLES OF AN ADVENTIST
Collins on Trial Second Time
for the Killing or
Boogars
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANcIsco CALL

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
sos Broadway, Oct Is.
Isaac Bottomley, the Temescal dog
fighter. was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50
or spend 175 davs in the County Jail by
Justice Gift this morning. His attorney
moved for a new trial, but it was denied,
so notice of appeal was filed. Bottomley
was unable to raise bonds, SO he was taken
To the County Jail.
A demurrer was entered to all the COM
pIaints against all the defendants whose
cases are pending on the ground that the
place of the fight was not specified. The
court held that the point was we'll taken
and dismissed all the cases. The District
Attorney, however, was prepared with
new complaints, and so the freedom of
the defendants was only for few minutes.
Bail was fixed on esch case at $50 which is
double that required under the first COM
plants.
Robbed His Neighbours Tent.
Carl ?. Schieg, who was arrested two
years ago in May at the Adventists' camp
meeting, then being held at Bushrod Park,
near Temescal, for stealing from fellow
campers tent, has been heard of again.
He secured money, bank drafts and jewelry
to the amount of $213, which he secreted
in a closet, where 1t was found by the otfi-
GERS. He was held BY the Superior Court
for trial in $1,000 bonds.
After lingering in the County Jail for a
while and stoutly maintaining that he was
a victim of circumstances, the District At
torney allowed him his freedom upon his
own recognizance, and later the informa-
ton against him was dismissed on the
ground of insufficient evidence to convict.
He has now been sentenced to the peniten-
tiary of Wisconsin for crime committed,
and upon this information the District At
torney has had the case reopened. Judge
Ogden, at his request, issued bench war
rant for the arrest of the fellow, and he
will be brought back to this city for trial
after he is released in the East.
Grand Jury Inspection.
Foreman E. G. Osgood of the Grand
Jury visited the Hall of Records to-day
for the purpose of ascertaining from the
officials the condition of the old records in
the Clerks and Recorders offices. Some
OF the old records of deeds written in both
English and Spanish. and among the
Oldest in the county, will have to be re-
copied in the near future.
Deputy District Attorney Lin s. Church
has found decision of the Supreme Court
which holGs that the death of member oil
Grand Jury while impaneled does not
lnvalidate its actions. This is in view o1
the death OF Justus Held recently. who
was member of the present jury. AS
twelve mem bers can return an Indictment
the officers are satisfied no exception can
be taken to any of their acts.
Young Tourists Wheels.
0. f. Wood and Charles Dawson OF
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, are in Oak
land, and the guests of Al Wood and his
brother, having just made the trip across
the continent.
They started September l and went by
rail to Vancouver, B. c., by wheel to
Seattle, by steamer from Seattle to Ia
coma, by wheel from Tacoma to Portland
oregon sg Sey, 0neaGS, r Adtany, d0shiIand 0sIlIad
Mr. Wood is a nephew of Al Wood and
brother, and will pass the winter in Oak
land, and return via Los Angeles through
the Southern States, and arrive home il
spring. Mr.. Wood will take part in the