Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

In what is known as the general fund of thu
county being insufficient to meet accruin.
demands till time for collecting the Novem
Der taxes, Supervisor Beckley offered the fol
lowing resolution ReSolred, That the Boarc
of Supervisors of Sacramento county deem il
expedient and for the best interests of thu
county to transfer from the sinking anC
interest fund the sum of $4,000, and from
the hospital sinking and interest fund the
sum of 1900, to the general fund of sale
county that such transfer shall be deemed a
loan from such sinking and interest funds 'tc
said general county fund Mr. Blair moved
to strike out the $4,000. Not seconded.
The resolution was then adopted, all the
members present voting in the affirmative ex-
cept MIR. Blair, who voted in the negative.
Upon motion, claim of Blanche Pena for
SO was ordered paid, as also to II. S.
Crocker & Co., $3.50 g. after which the
Board adjourned till 10 A. NJ. to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th: For Van Heusen & Huntoop, 10 cases
chairs Fairbauk, Cummings & Co., % cases
canned meat; Lindley & Co., % cases canned
meat, 100 buckets and 240 cases lard Hall,
Luhrs Il Co., % cases canned meat Geo. T.
Bush, l cask and l barrel lamp globes L.
Il. Cook, cases paper Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., IL cases OK shoes, l case books l
case hardware, 9 cases axes G. w. Rapp, l
case printed matter; Weidmann & Hromada,
case chewing gum II. Fisher case chew
ing gum, barrel confectionery G. ?. r. r.
Co., l crate earthenware Weinstoek &
Lubln, e cases boots and shoes I'll. Wach-
horst, l case plated cutlery; Adams, Nc
Neil Co., 6 cases shoe backing Mebius &
Co., 8 cases shoe backing, Is cases canned
meat, tierees, 100 buckets 10 racks and
205 cares lard Booth Il Co., 3 cases shoe
blscking, so cases canned meat H. C. Kirk
d co., cases shoe backing w. G.. Rich
ardson. 16 bundles paper; S. Cupples & Co.,
% cases matches.
PoLIuB CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday All King, All Ben, John Bennett,
Edward Reynolds and Frank Smith were
sentenced, for disturbing the peace, to pay
So SO each, or serve ten days each in the
County Jail. None of them were able to pay
the hne, and all went together as county re-
cruits. Bernard Timmons, q drunk, was
fined 50 and costs. Barney McSoiley was
held in the sum of $500, to answer to the
Superior Court for burglary at the Phone GER
Hotel, on Front street, a few days since. L.
G. Chandler and W. S. Mesick, charged with
violating the health ordinance, had their
cases continued till the Oath inst. Joi n
Brooks, embezzlement Of proceeds of watch,
was discharged on the grounds of general
good character and Industrious habits, and
that the act was the result Of drink and lot
preneditated intention.
PEBsoSAL.-Ex-Senator Sargent came up
from San Francisco yesterday. Jack Gil
mer OF Salisbury & Gilmer, was in the city
yesterday Ex-senator Roberts of Nevada
was in town yesterday, and went to Nevada
on the afternoon overland. Creed Raymond
and wife returned to the city yesterday. B. a.
Worthington, heretofore in the Western
Union telegraph office of this city, left yes
terday to accept position in the U. S. De-
pository at Tucson, A. L. II. Levy came
back from Santa Cruz yesterday n. j..
Nathan, with wife and family, returned last
evening from four weeks sojourn in San Fran
cisco, and was greeted upon arrival at his
residence with a fine display of fireworks
provided by employees of his establishment.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MACHINE SHOPS. Tie
new machine chops of the Southern Pacific
Railroad being located at Tucson, as az pres
ent to be constructed, will be 100x1j0 feet.
There viii also be an additional building 50x-
100 feet, an engine house for - engines a
stationary engine house. Office storeroom
be IT capacity for the employment of 100
men. A. Kilburn will have charge of the
shops ~ Division Master Mechanic and H.
NcClosky, of the shops in this CITY, foreman
The latter left for his new field yesterday.
The machinery for the new shops is being
mostly constructed or prepared here and some
of it has already been shipped.
INV STEAMER ArAcHE.-The new steamer
Apache arrived yesterday on her first trip
from the Bay. She is a duplicate of the
hlodoc except in name Her size, arrange
neutz, machinery, etc, are the same. She
arrived ut about o'clock, having made the
trip in a very satisfactory manner. and started
down again on her return trip at , P. II. 1t
is expected that within few days the boats
will leave upon re- ular time at 10 A. ".
each day, and arrive here early in the morn
ing. The Apache takes the place of the
Julia, which latter boat viii undergo thor
ough repairs At the Bay and then be held as
a reserve steamer.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday Two oflwheat, of merchandise,
3 OF barley, of lumber . of ice, . of nails,
OF canned fruit, l of wheels, Of ground
barley, fwood, of coal. Through car loads
were forwarded East, as follows: Two Of
fruit lby express), Of coffee. of sugar, of
salmon, Of hides, and l Of wool. One car
load Of lnmber was also sent to Tucson.
CONGRESSIONAL CoSvENTIoN.-0n Satur-
day next the Democratic Congressional Cor
vention of this district will meet in this city
at , P. ". for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress. Thomas J. Clunie
and w. w. Glasscock OF Oakland are men
toned for the position.
COSTUMES. Costumes and tickets for the
Atlantic Gardens masquerade on the DIST
can now be secured. Tickets can be had of
Dale q Co., J. F. Cooper, j. Kaerth and
j. Nj. Gattman. Costumes at the Gardeus.
ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAINS AT THE RED
House. We are still selling 40 yards calico
remnants, for Is cents also % yards calico
remnant, for 80 cents Our Remnant Counter
is still in the field. with choice remnants at
prices that cannot but please you.
CoxAKNcrSG TO ConE Fall styles and
Fall stool. of hats Three large cases received
yesterday placed on our shelves to-day.
Come and look at them, and see what's going
to be worn this Fall Mechanics Store Hat
Department
No LADY can do without ruchiug know
ing this 10 be fact, the Criterion has placed
before its patrons most elegant display Of
the same at prices bound to win their favor
TIE finest gents hand-sewed CATERS and
Alexis ties to be found in the city, at So per
pair. Mechanics Store.
TIE roost essential thing for good living is
70 drink good coffee, and the only man that
puts up pure coffee honestly is Goldman.
TIE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w Chesley, sole agent.
THEY certainly have the best assortment of
r,ching in the city at the Criterion.