Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-10

Cooler, Sl4 ; A. Ming, 80 ~ Jas. Woou,
81 C. Sullivan (assignee) 1854 John Card
Krebs (assicneel $1,517 20; M. Euright,
$50 IA L. F. Bassett, SO; r. J. Merkley,
$3.50 %.
IRISH RELIEF CoMM1rrEE.-T meeting
of the Irish Relief Committee held last
evening at st. Roses Hall was largely
attended, and much earnestness was dis
played by those present. The meeting was
called to order by the Chairman, John Ryan,
and the minutes of the last meeting read and
approved. A communication was received
from the Manager of the RECORD UNION,
agreeing to donate all necessary advertising
through its columns. The communication
was read and accepted, and vote of thanks
extended for the offer. The Canyassing Com
lnittees reported that they had made a partial
canvass of the city, and had so far met with
good success. The First Ward Committee
reported $40 collected. The Committee at
Large reported $500, including the subscrip-
tions received by Mr.. Medallion from the
Legislature The Hibernia Benevolent So
cietv has donated $500, and the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, Division No. l, $780,
Il being necessary to change the style of adj
mission tickets to the coming st. Patrick's
Day Festival. the Secretary was instructed
20 have new tickets printed. Persons having
tickets can have them changed by applying
to any Of the canvassiug committees. Mr..
Tobin. one of the San Francisco Relief Com
mittee, being present, was called upon and
addressed the meeting. Addresses were
made by several others present, all expressing
themselves satisfied that Sacramento would
return handsome sum to the sufferers. On
ba Tpaatinrr aIint1rr,a1 10 at
the call Of the Chairman.
GARRoTED.-A few days ago a laborer
came to Sacramento in search of work, and
took room at hotel in the upper part of
the city. He was in search OF work but had
some money. Day before yesterday he be-
came briefly acquainted with two young men,
who represented that they were from one OF
the mountain towns and promised TO give
him work at good wages if ne would go to
their homes. The unsuspecting stranger met
them again that evening. They then invited
him to walk with them to see q friend, and
when they reachedthe alley between L and NJ,
Fifth and Sixth streets, and bad entered d
short distance, he suddenly perceiviGg the OBJ
ject OF the trip and announced MS intention Of
returning. One of them Immediately affec-
tionately threw an arm around hisneck, while
the other man attempted to secure about So
from the victims pocket but they had a
strong man with n stronger pair OF lungs
than they had expected. The cries of
Fire !" ''Murder y and "Help!" caused
the rascals to flee without securing booty.
Such occurrences have happened often, and
az often have been related fully by the press.
Every one must know the method adopted
by the smooth-tongued Migrants to deceive
nj Ix,bn will r,1ooa
the fully exposed tricks of that craft should
not expect much sympathy.
ROLLING NILLs-It is understood that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company has de-
c;ded finally upon the erection of its proposed
rolling mills, and that on Saturday the local
authorities at the railroad shops in this city
received notice that the works would be
erected here at once and to prepare immedi
ately for the construction of the machinery
necessary. It is believed that a greater por-
ton Of it viii be constructed at the railroad
shops here So far as can be ascertained
now, the one or the other Of the plans for
ago will be adopted. These contemplate
either new building 300 feet
| in length, or else the extension of the present
foundry to that length. in which case CORFU
gated iron will be the material used. The
motive power of the new works will call for
an engine and boilers larger than those now
used in the railroad shops. 1t is understood
to be the intention of the company not only
| to re-roll its rails as necessary. but to manu-
! facture its own steel rails here. and for that
purpose it will import direct the steel ingots
from which to manufacture. as is done by
mills at the East, tariff considerations making
1 - ajv tn Il
| UNcALLED FOR WARRANTs.-There are
warrants uncalled for in the State Con-
/ troller's Office for these persons NJ. N. Drew,
d. P. Mahon, John Theisen, J. H. Camp
( bell, William Davis, c. P. Hersly, Badger
Brother, w. Fisher. Oakland La,iies' Relief
( Society Orphan Asylum, st. Joseph's Branch
/ Orphan Asylum. San Francisco, San Fran
cisco Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Pro-
! testant Epispocal Church Home. San Fran
! cisco. Pacific Dispensary for Women and
/ Children, San francisco, Ladies Benevolent
/ Society, Los Angeles, Ladies' Aid Society,
/ Petaluma, Natoma Water ard Mining Com
pany. Il. NJ. Hiatt, Frank Morse.
1 Z. T. Walsh, Pacific Ice Company, Booth &
/ Co, Billingsley * Co., J. G. Davis, Parsons.
! KilgoUr& Co., Locke & Lavenson, II. C. Kirk
& Co, Mulgrew Brothers, Healdsburg Enter
! prise, j. FIohr, Daily Bee, Goldea Era,
1 Mountain Democrat, Napa Reporter, i. Lit
tleGeld, Philip Cohen, J. S. Wheeler. Payot,
/ UphaIn & Co., John SHELTON, NJ II. Rose,
I Painter K Co.
Auctions. Bell & Co. sell horses, wagons,
buggiss, mattresses, tables, chairs. etc, to-
day, at 1880 A. II .Crowell & Caverly will
tomorrow at 1880 = NJ. sell all of the fixtures
-, 4 n, =.
sisting of counter, shelving. liquor beer and
! vino glasses, pictures, stores, regulator, etc
Crowell & Caverly's auction sale Of
household furniture, set for to-day, is post
poned until further notice.
j. T. Cutters OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grccers. Trade marl-Star
within Shield.