Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-25

FUNERAL or Mrs LINDLEY.-The funeral
of Mrs. T. M. Lindley took place from her
late home on II street yesterday afternoon,
at which there was a very large attendance Of
relatives and friends. The casket was placed
in the east parlors, which were tastefully
draped, aud about the casket and in every
portion OF the rooms were floral decorations
of every appropriate design, wrought with
choicest flowers and evergreens in exquisite
Workmanship, and bestowed with affection
ate hands in richest profusion. The services
were conducted by Rev. Dr. I. +. Dwinell,
commencing with Rock of Ages" sung
by Jennie Woods, May Milliken,
John Mcneil and Goodwin Mcneil.
Portion Of the Scripture were read consisting
Of the 18th Psalm, John 18th chapter, first,
third and seventeenth verses, and 12lst
Psalm. Nearer, My Lord, to Thee" was
then sung by the quartet, after which prayer
by Rev. DR.. Dwineil closed the exercises.
The pail hearers were John Mcneil. Isaac
Lehman, Frank Miller Mr.. Chamberlain, j.
II. Carroll, G. AIcCreary, II. Hurd and Mr.
Wooster. At the grave pieces were sung by
a male quartet Of AIessrs, Freeman, Putnam,
Crandan and Goodwin Mcneil, and prayer
offered. After the grave was closed it was
covered with sea Of the rarest floral
tributes, and to these, with the tenderest
parting hands. were added Others by each of
the children and sisters Of the deceased.
EJcH GEAyEL.-Lowry i Foster, working
a claim in the Hilltop location of the Anna
dor and Sacramento Canal Company's prop
erty At Michigan Bar, in this county, have
taken out crude bullion amounting to 81, 4S3
in tifty-two and tlgee-quarter days. the first
IL - (.
81 %]6, and the second, of twenty-eighs
and three-quar5er days, yielding S2,627.
This result was obtained from 6. 500 cubic
yards OF gravel, showing nearly 20 cents per
yard-a very handsome resnlt-and as the
Amador and Sacramento Canal Company
have over 100 acres Of ground, surface area.
in this one location alone, they look forward
to some very rich clean-Ups when the ground
Is well opened The gravel in this company's
property grows richer as they work up the
country, and with the abundance Of water
guaranteed by the snow still At the sources Of
the Consumes, the summer promises to be 2
most successful season. The gravel washed
from the No. mine of the famous North
Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company from
January /, lS75-when work # opening the
mine eommeBoed-Until October 81 1877,
averaged I go cents per cubic yard, by
which comparison it may be seen how rich
the ground in the Hilltop location is.
FHEGHr MOVEMENTS The following car
laads Of freight were received yesterday {;
One Of lambs Of wool, 1 of lumber, of
wood, Of waste materials, ! Of wagons, l of
plate iron, l Of wercbaldise, l # wine, ! Of
coal. 3 Il wood, I Ok screenings, ] OF wheels
/ OF bssr. The following car loads Of through
freight were sent East: Two of salmon, > Of
malt, Of hides, OF wine, l Of coal oil, 3 of
sugar, ; OF merchandise. l Of lumber, 8 of
wool, of vegetables OF coffee.
MERCHANDISE REroRr. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
22l: For Martin & Co., 80 tierces, 10 racks
lard iiudley & CO., , casks prunes, q
packages tobacco; r. Stone K Co., Z bundles
cloth Adams. Mcneil 6 Co, box fancy
soap: w. A & G. 5. Houghton, S bundles
and boxes paper Huntington. Hopkins &
Co, 20 bundles shovels; Hall, Luhrs & Go ,
Z packages tobacco; Gus. Lavenson, box
boots and shoes.
PoucE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday John Jackson, a drunk, was dis
charged. Edward McGraw and Charles
Kane. Cor disturbing the peace, were dis
missed for want of prosecution. The cases
of Flora White. Ruby Jones and Eva Snow,
the Srcond-street demi- monde, were con
tinued until the 30th, upon motion OF the de-
PENDANTS.
NV CLUB. - Yesterday the Bohemian
Archery Club was organized. 1t consists OF
gentlemen mainly devoted to literary pur-
suits \. Il. White was elected Captain.
The Club is to hold its practice shoots at
Richmond Grove every Saturday. Wives,
daughters and sweethearts Of members are
honorary members.
PoLIcE ARREsrs,-The only arrests made
yesterday in the city were John Doherty,
on two warrants for battery committed upon
a Chinamap, by officer Campbell. Ed. VIII
son and John Wilson, for robbery. by Off
GERS Ferrai, Rider, Smith and Fredericks.
Cor AWAY WITH THEM-The following
was received here yesterday: Cincinnati,
June 24th.-The California anti Field dele.
gates led tho break for Hancock. We got
away with them badly. Il. u. STEPHENS
TAKEN BAcK.-Jacob Harrison, arrested al
Yreka for grand larceny committed in Men
9ocino county, was taken through the city
Yesterday by Sheriff Donohue, en- route fol
Ukiah.
LADIES summer merino underwear, at th'
Mechanics Store.
TRr the hand.sewed Hungarian tie ant
buckle shoe, at Mechanics Store.