Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOARD OF EQUALIZATI0N.-IheB Board o
Equalization yesterday received the following
applications for reduction of assessments
From William Ashby, tract of land i'm
mediately east of Sacramento City, contain
ing Is acres with request to have assessment
reduced from So, $50 to 81, $50; from Jere
miah Carroll, part of lot 10, between Q anc
r, Twelfth and Thirteenth street,, from S65(
to $500; from f. w. Fratt, upon sew.
the city, as follows Part of lot /, be-
tween K and l., Second and Third streets,
from S24, 500 TO $4,000; part of lot 5, be,
tween j and K, First and Second streets,
from 900 to $50 500 part of lot s,
between l and j, Third and Fourth streets,
from S12, 500 to $4,000; part of lot z,
between / and j, Third and Fourth streets,
from 81, 800 to $1,000; part of lot 2,
between | and j. Second and Third streets,
from 81, 400 to $500 part of lot !, between K
and L, First and Second streets. from 50, 400
to 81, 700; from Henry Hansche, improve
ments on lot 5, between NJ and n, Third
and Fourth streets, from $1,000 to 81, 100 +;
from Whittier & Fuller, part of lot s. between
Front and Second, K and L streets. from
50, 800 to 81, 600 and upon improvements on
Russell. upon 1876 acres of land, from So, 900
to 81, 925 from X. Henry, on various tracts Of
land near Georgetown, from S4S, 400 to ST..
240; from John Sprock, on 400 acres Of
land, from S. 600 to So, $50; from Ben Ell
finger. upon 800 acres of land, from 81, $50
to S.. 0i0 Board adjourned till 10 A. NJ to-
day.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terday the parties heretofore convicted of
vagrancy were disposed of by discharging G.
Connors, sending J. Wurdke to the county
jail for sixty days, and continuing the case of
VIM. Daley for judgment until to-day J.
w. Findley, convicted of battery of the man
at the wharf, was fined $40 and costs, and
Harry Irwin, connected in milder way in
the same affair." was despoiled of 81 and COSTS
Q. Colebaker, drunk. was discharged. Mrs
Peterson, Oliver Peterson. John Wall and
Mary Wall. arrested for a general neighbor-
hood quarrel, were discharged, with advice of
the Court earnestly applied to each one to go
home, live peaceably, hold their tempers, and
speak nothing of their neighbors if they could
not speak well of them. Eli Mayo, violating
health ordinance, case continued till August
Sd; Cy McClintock and James Clark, tried
for petit larceny, found not guilty and dis
charged. In the case of Mary Murray
charged with grand larceny, the prosecuting
witness absconded, and the case was therefor
dismissed for want of prosecution George
Shame, arrested for battery, was discharged
at request Of prosecuting witness William
Noonan, for petit larceny, was found guilty
and is to appear to-day for judgment.
Orr To SANTA CRUz-The Calling Bat
terry, Captain Fritz, is now in camp at Santa
Cruz. The camp is named after Governor
Perkins. The Governor and staff viii leave
here to-day at 11:35 A. NJ. to visit the camp.
going via Stockton and San Jose. A num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen viii accompany
the party from this city, and they will be
Joined at San Jose by members of the Gov
ernor's staff, General McComb and staff, and
a number of ladies and gentlemen from San
Francisco, who will leave that city by the
$3.50 P. NJ train to-day. The Governor and
party will he received by the Gatling Com
pany. the Mayor of Santa Cruz and citizens
and be escorted to quarters. In the evening
a concert and ball will be given by the COM
pany in honor of the Governor, and to-mor-
row will be taken up by an excursion to APP
tos or the Big Trees. Tomorrow evening
the citizens of Santa Cruz give an entertain.
ment which the Governor and party will at
tend. The SAeramentans will arrive home
Sunday.
MERCHANDISE REPeRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Doth: For l. a. Vogel, l barrel bottled
beer; Lindley & Co., cases canned fish !;
w. A. & C. S. Houghton, 2 cases books,
case paper r. Stone & Co., 2 cases hard
ware John Breuner, cases walnut furni-
ture G. III. Stevens, bales paper; w. e.
Richardson, &c bundles paper; j. T. Stoll, .
boxes hardware; Whittier, Fuller & CO.,
box picture frames, ! case hardware J. G.
Davis, 3 cases walnut chairs J. J. Speaker,
case bottles; A Coolot, bales and 10
packages tobacco; S. w. Higgins, 8 cases
cartridges Kohler & Chase, cased organ !;
d. w. Earl, ? steel shoes, box steel dies !;
ii. c. Kirk & CO., crates medicated water !;
Adams, Mcneil & Co, 30 tierces hams, 5
barrels whisky; Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
81 plates iron, cases iron faucets, Z cases
hardware, l case glass cups, bundle wire, 8
cases axles, 2 cases rasps.
HEAP BIG FATHER when Carl Schurz,
Secretary Of the Interior, stood at the depot,
Tuesday, pressure was felt by the people,
and some one called out, let her in"
Thereupon, the crowd parted. and there
walked into the center a stout Indian woman.
barefooted, dressed in white, her head covered
by handkerchief, and she looking more
clearly and neat than ia usual with her kind
hereabouts. She led by the hand an Indian
child. She advanced to Mr. Schurz, walked
partly around him. looked him over slowly,
and then, as il satisfied entirely with her in
spection, CALCULATED, while broad grin split
her face from ear to ear, Ugh! Good
Heap 1njun's big father ~ and then she
turned and moved away with many gruat
of satisfaction, while Mr.. Schurz and the
crowd laughed heartily; and the Secretary
said it was the most outspoken compliment
he lad received.
FREIGHT MovENENTs.-Tb following car
loads of freight were received in this city
Yesterday of wheat, of wood, of tin,
2 of granite. of calves, of cattle, of
bran, Of -four, of potatoes, of lumber, 9
Of coal Also through car loads East were
forw arded of the following 9 OF coke, / of
canned goods, of honey, l of hides, l of
merchandise, 10 of wool, Of coffee, % of
tea, of sugar, of wool, l of wine, of
salmon.
INooRPoRArIoEs- There was filed in the
office of the Secretary of State yesterday ar
ticles Of incorporation of the San Francisco
and San Rafael Railway Company. Capital
stock, $3.50, 900, in 2, 500 shares of 500 each.
Length Of r1ad, 20 miles, from San Francisco
to Ross valley, Marin county. Directors
John w. Coleman, James Freeborn, j. 4.
Eastland, J. b Russell, William Freeborn.
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL In the Secretary
of States Office yesterday there was fled a
certificate of the increase of the capital stock
of the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
from $500 900 of 1000 shares, to $50 coo OF
800 shares.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB. = The Hancock and
English Third Ward Club held meeting
last night. was addressed by several speakers.
had additions to its membership, and trans
acted business coming before the club.
NoSR TO COMPARE WITH THEM IN THE
Crry.-Thoss towels, at 10 cents each fine
damask towels, II, 20 and % cents; Turkish
towels, % cents; extra size damask towels
large enough for a table covert, only % cents,
at the Red House.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's BLACK SILK
Mrs. at greatly reduced prices. Fancy
roods Densrtment Mechanics' Store