Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-27

|, Same, on 50 acres, east of the city, from
S14, $50 to s., 000.
james Holland, land between Fourteenth
and Nineteenth Streets d and Vine streets,
| 60 acres, from So, 600 to 81, 200.
J. II. Scott, 100 acres, north of d street
and between Tenth and Nineteenth, from
Sc, 600 to 50. 900.
Timothy Maxwell, west 80 feet of let 6,
between P and Q, Second and Third streets,
from 5000 to 500.
George B. Katzenstein, east 80 feet of lot
9, n and 0, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
from 5000 to 1928.
Board adjourned till 10 A. NJ. to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
22d and 23d: Adams, Mcneil 4 Co., 3
packages acid phosphate, case pineapples,
Al tubs maple sugar; R. G. Terry & Co., l
bundle paper r. Stone & Co., l box dry
goods; l.. K. Hammer & Co., l boxed organ;
Studebaker Bros, l car wagons; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 16S boxes nails, cases hard
ware, kegs iron wedges L. McMorry, 2
boxes olive oil; Holman, Stanton & Co.,
bundles saws T. A. e. Nichols, case tools
Billingaley & Co., 40 boxes white TASKS; w.
0. Thrailkill. box medicines Hall, Luhrs
l. Co., 40 boxes Holsters; w. +. Peterson,
"a tubs maple sugar; w. ID. Comstock, 5
boxes chairs; III. Fisher, 2 cases candy
Weinstock Lubin, boxes shirts; J. NJ.
Spoford & Co., l cask earthenware j.
Breuner, car furniture; Waterhouse & Les
er, l car assorted timber.
NoTARIEs APPoINTED.-The following have
been appointed Notaries Public by the Gov.
ernor: B. Howser, for Yuba county, to re-
side at Marysvile, reappointed; S. w. Mer-
rill, for Tehama county, to reside at Tehama.
| reappointed; a. D. Laughlin, for Sonoma
county, to reside at Santa Rosa, reappointed;
J. A. Creaser, for Mono county, to reside at
Benton, vice Sheridan, failed to qualify; G..
A. Dobinson, for Los Angeles county, to re-
side at Los Angeles, reappointed; Clarke
! Howard, for Ell Dorado county. to reside at
Placeryille; Charles Sweezsy, for Yqba
county, to reside at Marysville L. D. Hol-
brook, for the county of Santa Cruz, to reside
at jacksonville, reappointed Frank Cooper,
Santa Cruz county, to reside at Santa Cruz,
reappointed, and Robert Page. for Santa
Clara county, to reside at San Jose.
COMMERCIAL Arrived since our last re-
port: Steamer San Joaquin, from San
Francisco, with merchandise; steamer Va
runa, from the upper Sacramento, with barge
load of grain steamer Neponset, from the
upper Sacramento, with produce; steamer
| Pioneer, from San Francisco with barge load
of lumber for Friend & Terry Lumber Com
-pany and W. j. Frazer; schooner d. C..
! Haskin, from San Francisco, with lumber for
Friend & Terry Lumber Company. The
schooner Sacramento, lumber-laden for port.
is reported in head-reach with the loss of
her main-boom, awaiting for a steamer to
tow her up.
AUCTION IN County, esterday the Su-
perior Courtroom presented the appearance
of an auction house for few moments. His
Honor, Judge benson, acted as auctioneer.
There had been a sale of the realty belonging
to the estate of Belle Scudder. deceased, and
it came up for confirmation by the Court
| Parties desiring to purchase continued the
1 bidding very spiritedly. The Court con-
| frmed the sale Of the east half of lot 2, be-
tween d and L, and Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, to George l.. Clark for $780, The
south quarter of the north half of lot ), be-
tween L and VI, and Second and Third
streets to Philip Phillips for 81, 40, and the
north ha,f of south half of north half of the
same lot to Mrs. Leper for 81, 800.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The police arrested yes.
terday John Brance. disturbing the peace
by officers Ferral and Rider No. cell,
drunk, by officers Rider, Ferral and Fred
ericks; William Davidson and Lizzie links,
DRINKS, by officers Ferral, Rider and jack
son; j. w. Finley, Harry Irwin and Henry
Vance, grand larceny, by officers Ferra., Ri
der and jackson; NJ. Harvey, violating
| health ordinance, by officer Frazee; o. Clol-
beck, drunk, by officers Fredericks and
! Thorp Pat Campbell, drunk, by officer Fer
raj and Oswald, local; Fred Jones. drunk,
| by officers Rider and Caferty; II. g. Good
! all, drunk, by local officer Coffey.
PERsoxAL-Dr Charles Austin, repre-
! sentative of the London Times, gentleman
well known in journalistic circles in England,
who is on his way back from India, where he
| had charge Of the Times correspondence dur
| ing the war, will reach this city at noon to-
/ day and remain over until the train this
evening Captain James b. Eads viii 60 to
| San Francisco this morning to remain several
| days.
HONE IScoRPoRATIoN.-The II. 7. Holmes
Lime Company of Sacramento have filed
articles of incorporation with the Secretary of
| State The purpose of the company is stated
/ to be to manufacture and dispose of lime in
| the State of California. The Directors are
| II. T. Holmes, William Russell, 4. X. Haw-
kins, c. a. Schlageter, and the capital stock
is $50, 900.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.-The Third Ward
Republican Club will meet tonight at
Jacobs Hall. A band of music has been en-
gagged. and the following speakers have been
/ invited and are expected to be present to
address the Club Hon. I. B. Mcfarland,
Hon. W. A. Cheney, Hon. Grove l.. John
son, S. S. Hoil, Paschal Coggins, Jr., w. {.
| Van Fleet and George f. Bates.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-Car loads of freight
we're yesterday received at this point as fol-
lows: Two of ice, OF tin, . of lumber, Of
machinery, of corn, of lubricating OIL
Of wheels, boiler. The following car loads
were forwarded to the East: Two of wine,
= of canned fruit, of malt of hides, of
merchandise, 5 of coke, l of salmon.
PARTY RETuRNED.-The camping party
consisting of f. X. Alsip and wife, Miss d.
SERVER, j. A. Laffertv and wife, Miss Belle
| Dockstater, Andrew Nelson, Annie Chapman
and Alfred Olsen have returned from their
| trip and sojourn at Silver lake. They report
pleasant trip, and considerable snow still III
/ that region.
ORGANIZED Maple Leaf Social Club
organized last night by electing the following
officers: John o. ConnOrs, President Thos
H. Kelly, Vice President; NJ. j. Desmond,
Secretary Andrew Shields, Treasurer VIM
| J. Kelly, Sergeant-st-Arms.
WlNG.SHooTIYa PRAcrrcE.-The following
are the best scores made at the pigeon prac-
tice on Sunday at Lisle's Bridge: H. Hurd
and j. NJ. Hotz, clean scores of 10 pigeons
each. j. j. Bauer killed out 10.
/ CT
envy is announced to open August 30th, and
the Sacramento Institute will open August
/ ID Both institutions make due announce
ments for the new terms, to-day.
NEW CITIzES.-August Schmidt. native
of Germany, having filed the necessary pa
| ners and upon the testimony of w T. Gerber