Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden April
2Sth: For Baker & Hamilton, bales belt
ing, bale hose, IL boxes rivets, boxes saws,
- cases and box brushes H. S. Croker &
Co., boxes states j. T. Hill, l box axles :;
Lindley Co., 20 boxes Goldfish. $50 cases
oysters X. Stone & Co., 2 boxes hardware,
boxes saddlery, l case harness Central Pa.
cine Railroad Company, l tierce lantern
chimneys; NJ. c. Hawley & Co., bales
betting Bell & Kolliker, cases perfumery :;
A. Meister, bundles shafts: G. w. Flint,
boxes household goods; RECORD U MON,
LIZ bundles printing paper Hall, Luhrs &
Co, ~ boxes baking POWDER u boxes mus
tard, 10 boxes extracts, 10 boxes syrup, 80
pals tobacco; Huntington Hopkins & Co.,
5 cases flles 4 cases hardware, 80 cases apple
parers, l ease asbestos S. Lipman & Co.,
boxes dry goods; Adams, Mcneil & Co., 30
cases tobacco; j. ii. Wylie l box books J.
Hearth, boxes shoes Weinstock & Lubin,
box dry goods, s cases boots and shoes. l
box shoes, l bale domestics C. W. Fox,
boxes oilcloth; w. d. ComstOck, boxes
chairs 5. Cupples & Co., II cases ak and
pick handles.
JALER's REPoRT.-County Jailer Newbert
reports that in April 10 prisoners were con-
fined in the Jail, on the following charges ::
Burglary p, grand larceny 6, robbery 2, en-
bezzlement 1, perjury l, obtaining property
under false preteuses l, passing counterfeit
money /, attempt to commit grand larceny |,
assault to murder |, petit larceny 81, disturb
ing the peace %, exposure OF person l. yag-
rapcy 10, threats l. battery 2 insane l safe
keeping ,, and L for contemptof the Senate.
Eorty-six left the jail during the month The
sentences OF % expired, IL were sent to the
State Prison, l to the Asylum, = furnished
bail, was dismissed by order of the Senate,
by order of Court, and forwant of charge,
leaving 81 now confined.
Picnic To-DAY-A temperance demon
stration viii be held at Davisville to-day
under the auspices Of the various Lodges of
Good Templars of Davisville and Sacra-
mento. The picnic grounds are dry, shady
and pleasant. The programme consists Of
addresses songs, recitatiOns by JUDGE
Thompson, Rev. VI. C. Briggs, of San Fran
cisco, Messrs. Dewitt and Markham, Edward
Carswel, George Apsden and others. Ar
engagements have been made for games and
amusement. Church. Jones & Beebes band
will furnish the music. An excursion train
will leave the new depot at o'clock this
morning.
DAMAGES AwARDED.-The suit Of Charles
Strong against the Sacramento Valley and
Placerville Railroad for $50, COO damages, for
injuries sustained in consequence of his team
becoming frightened at an engine of that
road near Front and NJ streets in October
1879, and throwing him from the wagon, was
terminated in the Superior Court yesterday,
and judgment for 81, 600 awarded to the
plaintiff by jury. 1t was claimed by the
plaintiff that due precaution was not taken
by the engineer, in not having the bell rung.
PARTIES. "Wednesday night a social party
was given at the rooms of Sheriff Hebron
on J street, between Fifth and Sixth. About
thirty couples were present a fine band of
music was provided, and the evening was
spent in dancing An elegant collation. was
served. The party was given to Mrs. He'll
bron, who will soon leave for a visit to Ger
many. Thursday night about thirty friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilson gave them
genuine surprise party at their residence at
Third and n streets.
PRESENTATIONS Last Sunday, at Enter
prise Hail. Brighton, G. NJ. Smith, Superin-
intendent of Enterprise Union Sabbath
school, was presented by members Of the
school with a handsome volume entitled
fWest's Topical Bible, as a token of their
regard for him. The presentation speech was
made by Mrs. Walsh and appropriately re-
sponded to by the recipient. The Sabbath
school was organized January l, 1879. Its
membership numbers 70. and still increases.
Police COURT. In the Police Court yester-
day Martin Divine was fined S27 80 for bat
terry. c. A. Boecl5hoff, who threw vitriol
upon his wife, was held to answer upon three
charges with bail fixed at 81, 500. Mrs Liz
l.. - haTra drum l.
The battery cases of Walter Marshall and
l. w. Stephenson were continued to May
4th Charles Graham was held to answer
for grand larceny.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. There were for
waried to the East yesterday 4 car loads
of oil. 8 Of merchandise, of wine, of sal
mon, ] Of shells, l of hides, of sugar, 1 Of
beans and l of wool. There were received
here car loads of hay, Of sheep, , OF scrap
iron, 8 Of soap, of lumber, of wood, OF
agricultural implements, l Of wheels, : OF
coal; Of corn and l Of barley.
INCORPORATION. Articles of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
Of the One Thousand and One Consolidated
Gravel Mining Company. The principal
place of business Is Sierra City, Sierra county.
The Directors are George IL. Able, John il.
Henderson, Steve Orata, j. l.. Beckwlth,
W s. Davis, ard the capital stock Is 5000 +.
coo.
MULEs.-NIr. Iillis, of the firm of Lillis
& Wilson. arrived in this city from st. Louis
Yesterday with one hundred mules. This
invoice Of stock is corralled in the yard OF
the Hopkins stables, in the northeastern
portion of the city.
CnrNTy FuNDs.-Sherif HeiIbron. Super
visor Wilson and Auditor Gerber yesterday
counted the funds in the county treasury,
and found the total amount hand was
sl3S, S41 "a, of which Sl15, 800 is gold and
SlS,041 "a silver.
COMMERCIAL. The schooner D. c. Haskin
arrived yesterday from San Francisco with
lumber and posts for the Friend L Terry
Lumber Company and w. +. Frazer. Inc
San Joaquin Ne. 3 went up the river With
barge for cattle.
RECEIVED per express, from the celebrated
cloak and suit mandatory of Springer
Bros, Boston, Mass The latest in hight
talmas at 81 so to S13 black talmas, 81 60
SIS light dolmans, 81 30 TO S1S 90; black
dolmans, SD to S23; fine cloth circulars, $40
These goods should be seen to be appreciated
At the Red House.
CARPETS from auction, the cheapest LOT
ever shown in the city. Heavy ingram and
two-ply carpets, at 50c, Doc and 6oc yer YARD,
st the Red House.
PERSExPRsss. designs in cambrics,
organdies and figured lawns at l.. Bien' 8,
EIGHTH and j streets