Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

sion bridge at Folsom was discussed A
communication from G.. L. EcLllon was read,
in which he offered to sell the bridge and
property near it for So, OOO-one-half to be
paid now, and the other one year from date.
j. II. Burnham, as a representative OF the
people Of Folsom, said that they were
unanimous in desiring the purchase of
the bridge, believing that their town would
be greatly benefited were the tolls removed,
and the trade of the surrounding country
allowed to seek the nearest market, instead Of
being driven TO neighboring towns M
Thompson, under whose supervision the
bridge was built, also appeared before the
Board, and stated that the bridge was
in every way substantial and safe structure
and one year ago he had offered to purchase
it for $4,000. Supervisor Christy spoke Of
the great advantage of free bridge to Fol-
som and Sacramento. He offered first a
motion, and then resolution that $4,000 be
offered for the bridge, but on motion of
Supervisor Bauer the matter was continued
until tomorrow.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
18th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 4
cases plumbings, % bundles and bars steel !;
S. Lipman, 1 bale printed goods; S. II.
Davis 3 bundles card board G.. W. Chesley,
barrels whisky; Il. E. Gogings, barrel
whisky; VIM. Land, barrel and J barrel
whisky; B. Cohen, / box paper hangings !;
Locke q Lavenson, l box paper hangings !;
Fritz & Miller, l box wood collins J. T.
Clark, boxes collins d. w. Earl, steel
shoes and steel dies; Sacramento Institute,
l barrel coffee; Z. S. Hart, care Davis &
Bros, l box school furniture, 2 racks cast
ings; Whittier, Fuller & Co, boxes mold
ing; Hartwell, Hotchl<iss & Stalker, l box
machinery; G. w. Rapp & Co, case crack
ers, 5 cases beans; Weinstock & Llbin, 4
boxes hats, box clothing, l box dry goods.
THE FoURTH-STREET FIRE.-The residence
of NJ. Levy, destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morning was insured for $1,000, while the
furniture was insured for 81, 200. a portion
of the lower story remains, but it is too badly
damaged to justify repairing. After the fire
was extinguished at $50 O'Clock, the depart
ment left the ground, but had not long been
housed when a second alarm, sounded about
4 A NJ, recalled them, and it was found that
the fire had rellindled 1t was extinguished
without difficulty. The insurance on the
house is carried by the North British AIer-
Camille and that on the furniture by the
Phoenix Of Hartford and the Home of New
York.
CAPITOL NoTEs. The Gorley stock brokers
bill having received fatal injuries by amend
ments in the Senate, so that its friends finally
assisted in its burial, Mr.. Braunhart will
press for early consideration former pro-
posed bill upon the same subject, known as
the futile bill Professor Munday, of Pet
aluma, has appeared before the Assembly
Committee on Education for the purpose of
having an amendment made TO the general
school bill, to Tx the number of census chill
dren per teacher at CO. instead of so, as pro-
yided by the bill, and an amendment to that
effect will be proposed when the bill is con-
sidered by the Assembly.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday Dan Woods, E. Rerfro and Z. Spur
geon were fined 81 each and costs, for violat-
ing the hack ordinance Charles Corners
was held to answer for an assault to commit
grand larceny; Lucian Faure, battery, con-
tinued to to-day Cy McClintock, accused Of
being an accessory in robbery, dismissed
upon motion of the City Attorney; Jack
Dowd, charged with the same offenss, partial
examination, continued to Thursday Tom
Gall and James Francis, vagrancy, contin-
ued TO to-day.
THE Cold WEATHER. The late "norther -
seemed to blow all the heat from the atmos-
phere, and Sacramentans were punished
with a second edition of December. The
mercury Monday night at o'clock marked
D., ard yesterday morning at o'clock was
down to DO, or 10' below the freezing point.
This is the coolest weather ever known here
in March Ice formed to the thickness Of
Il
apply to the blooms of the apricot and peach
which have appeared.
AUcTIoNs.-To-day, at the residence of
Captain Haynie, 800 l street, old number,
between Tenth and Eleventh, Crowell &
Caverly viii sell the household furniture and
decorations of the residence. Thursday.
Bell & Co. will sell at 1880 a. NJ, at 421 J
street, up stairs, the furniture and fittings of
ten residence rooms Thursday, at 1870 A.
NJ, Il. Coppin & Co. will sell the bar fittings
and furniture of a saloon at S06 K street.
HIS AGE.-Cyrus McClintock, boy aged
Is years, has once or twice been arrested on
charges of misdemeanor, ETC., and on these
occasions his age has been set down at Is
years. Now, the mother of Cyrus thinks
that IN exact justice to the boy he should not
be held accountable beyond his years, and
further says that while Cyrus is little wild,
he is only 10 years old, and of course his
mother knows.
A RuNAwAY.-Ye sterday afternoon two
horse team driven by S. w. Shaft became
frightened at Thirteenth and H streets and
ran to Twenty fourth and l streets, where
they we're checked. The driver became en-
tangled in the running gear OF the wagon and
was dragged some distance. When released
it was found that he had received a danger.
Gus scalp wound and several severe bruises.
Full SuPPLY-Every mail from the East
brings letters to the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, seeking information in re-
lation to obtaining positions for teaching, as
also letters from various parts of this State,
and no applications are being made for
teachers, from which fact it would appear
that the supply is already equal to all de-
mands.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-There were for
warded to the East yesterday: One carload
of wool, of glue and l of rags. There were
received here One carload Of paper, 10 OF
wood, 5 of cattle, of sheep, of oil, Of
pipe, , OF merchandise, l of -four, 8 OF coal, =
OF IRON, of lumber, 1 of wine and 1 OF corn.
NV denominations of the twelve
locomotives which have been ordered for use
on the Southern Pacific Railroad in Arizona
have arrived from the Schenectady Loco
motive Works in New York They are now
being placed in running order at the rail-
road shops in this city.
WARRANT IssUED.-The State Controller
yesterday issued warrant in favor of VIM.
T. CARAT for 81, al 81, to apply for improve
ment of wharyes and docks at San Francisco.
a CARD.-MIss JOSIE SPENCER begs to
announce that from this date she will be con-
nected with the millinery department of
Messrs. Weinstoclz & Lubin, Mechanics,
Store, where she will be glad to receive her
friends, as she can assure them that she has
now Che best opportunity of furnishing fashion
able work in all styles at really favorable
figures.
THE real old Irish Whisky Punch at the
Ivanhoe. corner Eighth and K streets. to-
day Try it.