Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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MERCHANDISE REPoBT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Sd and 4th instants: Lindley & Co., 10 bar
rels whisky, 40 bales smoking tobacco, %
barrels hams; Huntington, Hopkins Co.
200 kegs nails, IS cases AK handles, 2 boxe
and cases hardware, 267 bundles C. S
iron; w. d. Comstock, l case wood seats
Central Pacific Railroad, l case lantern
globes, l case locks, 100 barrels petroleum, 81
bundles car springs; VIM. Land, barre
coffee; Weinstock & Lubin, cases prints,
box shirts c. H. Gilman, boxes dry goods
cases soap; Rothfeld Brothers, case
shirts j. l. Felter & Co., cases cigars A
cigarettes S. Lipman, l bale case goods, :
cases dry goods, l case hoopskirts Baker &
Hamilton, boxes hardware; Hall, Luhrs
Co., packages, 10 half boxes, II packages
80 caddies plug tobacco, 20 bales smoking
tobacco j. j. Speaker, 3 cases drugs, l case
perfumery; Eureka Publishing House, !
cases books Adams, Mcneil & Co., 20 bales
smoking tobacco; Booth & Co., 20 bales
smoking tobacco II. G. Kirk & Co, 4 cases,
bale and barrel drugs L. K. Hammer, l
organ (casedl; c. 81. Stevens & Co., case
RECORD UNION, 164 bundles paper
Neubourg & Lagos. l case isinglass
X. Stone d Co., case brushes; Whittier,
Fuller d Co, cases holdings; J. II. Mar
vim Son, case 9. j. ware S. J. Nathan
& Co., case C. jackets, cases clothing.
INCORPORATED. Norwich Gold and
Silver Mining Company of San Francisco
has filed articles of its incorporation with the
Secretary of State. The Board of Directors
is composed of Edward P. Gray, J. B. Curtis,
Frank Cummings and Charles L. Green OF
San Francisco F. and G.. II. Gray of
Oakland. Capital stock. 81, OOO, 900, divided
into 500 shares. Also, articles of incorpora-
ton have been fled by the California Water
and Mining Company. Capital stock, $780,
600, divided into $50 each. Directors-Fred-
erick E. Gilbert, George D. Roberts, Ed
ward S: Anford, John Hoey, Thomas Find
ley, William Il. Garrison, Luther +. Marsh,
George I. Hope Thomas Dana, Adelbert
Ames and Drake DeKay. Principal place of
business, New York, and to operate in Ell
Dorado county and other parts of California
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday at 10 A.. NJ. Pres
ent, Bauer, Blair, Christy and Butler Bauer
in the chair. Application was received from
the Board of Trustees of Swamp Land Dis
trict No. 317 representing that the estimated
sum of 5000 was required for fi0od-gates.
bitches and repairs on levees of said district,
and asking an order directing the Commits.
sioners TO assess that amount as tax upon the
lands of said district. On motion, the appli-
cation was granted, and Charles Martin,
Peter Davis and Jesse Hedgepath were APP
pointed Commissioners to make the assess
ment. Upon suspension OF the rules, 800 was
appropriated for relief of destitute families.
and SO 81 for labor at the County Hospital,
The Board then adjourned until 10 A. ~
to-day.
BOARD OF PoLIcs COMMISSIONERS
Board of Police Commissioners held a meet.
ing yesterday, at which all the members were
present, Upon motion of Chief of Police
Karcher, special officer Ben. Kirk was dis
missed from service on account of neglect of
duty, and disobedience of orders of the Chief
of Police. Chief karcher then nominated
Nelson Eldred as special officer to be the sue
cessor of Kirk, and he was elected A petit
ton of Clay Patrick and others was received
asking Cor the appointment OF Henry T.
Windrick, AS special policeman for the heat
north Of X street, and east of Twentieth
street, and in accordance Herewith Windrick
was elected and assigned to said beat. The
Beard then adjourned.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday P. j. Brcgan was dismissed upon pay
ment of costs Carrie Bauer, disturbing the
peace, found guilty, but discharged on ac-
count of her condition /; John Cain was found
guilty Of vaerancy and sent to the County
Jail for 20 days; Charles Colhower, James
Ryan and Frank Clark, stealing ride on cars,
pleaded guilty, fined s. each and costs Mary
Blum, for exhibiting her person, pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs; Charles
Ludwick, disturbing the peace, dismissed on
payment of costs the cases of Agnes Miller,
Mag Brown, Bill Johnson, Kate Reed, Mol
lie Roberts and Jack johnson, for disturbing
the peace, were continued till to-day.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION The
reports for August show 557 dispensatious
made to LOG persons. There are now being
assisted regularly III persons, being % fami-
lies, consisting Of nine iutirm men, % women
and 81 children. Received by the Treasurer
during the month from collections SlS9 rs
from other sources, $3.50 81; total, 1929 80
disbursed, S27I u; balance in the Treasury
September LIST. 1886 IS audited st the meet
ing, 1855 81 previously audited but unpaid
81 80. making total Indebtedness at this date
of SSG2 81. See notice for acknowledgment
of donations
POLICE ARREsTs.-There were arrested
yesterday in this city Charles Ludwick, dis
turbing the peace, by officer Smith Mag
Stanley, petit larceny-robbing man at a
"dive" on l. street, between Third and
Fourth, of $50 last Saturday nightly off
Ger Ferral; William Smith and William
Hunter. grand larceny, on telegram from
San Francisco, by officers Ferral and Barron
Richard Cummings, battery, by officer
Smith.
RIFLE CLUE PRAcTICE.-The Sacramento
Rife Club held its regular monthly shoot, on
Sunday last, at Lisle Bridge, when the fol-
lowing score was made: Circle target-F.
Knauer, LOT points A. Alderman, l06; Q.
Hartig, 90; +. Schiller, 95 ; f. Ruhstailer
81; DIR. Nelson, 81. Flag target-A. Acker-
man, q hags f. Knauer, 20; f Ruhstsller
Is; +. Schuler, 16; o. Hartig, II; Z. Hal
Ter, II; DR.. Nelson, 10.
PAINFUL AooIDENr.-Dr. G. L. Simmons
has received dispatches stating that c. H.
Fisher, formerly of this city, and now located
in New Mexico, was thrown from his buggy
and suffered compound fracture of the bones
oil the lelt leg.
ADMITTED TO PRAcrIcE.-H. \. Gay,
fornerly of Michigan, and who has recently
located in this city for the practice of law,
was yesterday, upon motion of Edward NJ.
Martin, admitted to practice in the Superior
Court.
DIVORCE GRANTED.-In the Superior Court
yesterday, Mary l.. Smith was granted
divorce from Frank Smith, on the ground of
cruel treatment and failure to provide.
GlLNAN's PIONEER Boor, two soles, only
IS, at the Red House. Just received from
Eastern factory
SEE the carpets, China and Japanese
msttings and floor oil cloths, all widths.
The Red House is always right on prices
WE are now Offering corsets at prices which
even pale the efforts Of all competitors.
Hale's Criterion is the place.
TELL You what it is. they are doing lots
of " biz at the Corset Counter of Hale's
Criterion; seeing is believing, SO call at once.
HATS, HATS, the Mechanics Store.
"KD GLOVES" at the Mechanics Store.