Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-13

Parsons Kiigour & Co., So 90; H. c. Kirk &
Co.. $50 20; Butterield l. White, $1S9 "a j..
Patterson, S170; White & Spillman, $40 " :;
Geo. F. Hartmeyer, SIS; Edward Christy,
SO so; L. Gardner & Co.. 81; G. E. Kuch-
Ter, S62 Al NJ Barber, sl1 %; NJ. Barber,
S1l r. o. Kumbrough, S165; II. i. Holmes
& Co., So so; Julius Strutz, Sl2; n. L..
Drew & Co, SIS 40; John A. Kelly, S12 i;
L. c. Pierson, $50; Anna Summers, $50 ;
Gerber & Bros, SAB ~; David Burial,
$50; John Ryan, 500; Schaden & Rode
gerdts, S173 81; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, S14l 90; A. Schaden, s140 So; Mary
Mclaughlin, $40; Margaret McCue, $50 /;
Guthrie Bros, S14 so; A. G. Conway, $50 !;
A. Cnnaman, $50; Warren Drew, $50; Anna
Summers, $40, p. S. Glascock, IS so; Z. J.
Beckley, $50; I Irs. E. J. BeckIey, $50; J.
r. Lame, $3.50 G. Z. Burnham, SEQ !;
Thomas Sheehan, S31 I; Locke & Lavenson,
S14 As; J. r. Lame. S42 IS /; J. II. Hum
phrey, S22; John Reil, $50; VIM. Crump,
$50; l.. Lothhammer, 81; 9. +. Bishop,
SlS3 30; H G. Kirk l. Co., So 25; Lee
Young, SO; G. Ii. Swinerton, So so; Jos.
L. Bailey, sSi; Il. c; Kirk Co, 81; S; II.
Pugh, S23 50; VIM. Z. Wise, S26; NJ. Nc
J. Nathan & Co, 500 10; Y. l.. Drew & Co.,
go IS; j. McClatchy, So; Joseph Fritz,
S22; RECORD UNION, S136 John G. Medley,
Sl5 Krebs & Co., 81 %; John Farnham,
Sc 20; r. G.. Jones, SIS; Charles Sexton,
S26; M. S. Hammer, Sc; Yee Bean, Sc i;
II. T. Holmes L. Co., "a John L. Carey,
$50; Jacob Stortz, IS; Coffey 4 Son, 81 /;
A. j. Vermilya, S166 rs; Alderman & Co.,
so cents; G.. r. Carter, $40; d. T. Lufkin,
sol James S. Painter, S26; J. F. Richard
son, SIG; Win. J. Davis, $40; w. II. Bloom,
81 20; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 81 IA I;
Whittier, Fuller & Co., $40 so; L. NJ. Lin
coin, So; J. S. Trowbridge. IS; james a.
Pullman, S92 J. o. Kane, sos; Lee Young,
Sl15 25; Capital Gas Company, So 10 /;
John Bruner, So Baker & Hamilton. 81 so I;
Alderman & Co., 81 IS; Holbrook, Merrill 4
Stetson, 81 IS; A. j. Vermilya, S24 w.
Fl. Baldwin, $50 Capitol Coal and Ice Com
pany, S34 f. A Massol, $40; 3. Gossner,
S2S NJ. Fay, 50 /; Samuel Sisenvine, $50 ::
John Herring, S32 (; F. S. George, S26; w.
II. Hobby, S24 ; u. w. Hancock, "a; NJ.
Basler, So; NJ. S. Hammer, So 20: n. l..
Drew, S27 6S; J. r. johnson, 81 80; G. H.
Stevens & Co., So 25; G. B. Kenard, $40 40 !;
A. G. Tufts, S54 76; A. c. Tufts, Sll IS /;
Locke & Lavenson, 70 cents; Chas. Flohr
SO; Milton Twiggs, SIG; j. j. Gleason, 50 /;
Friend Il Terry Lumber Co.. 81 59; j. j.
ATteaSoU,
Sayles $50 Henry Trenchler, $34 !; G. T. e.
Sale, 81 3. A. FaT, IS.
The Board then adjourned for the session.
PERSONAL. - Arthur Brown and family
passed through yesterday to Blue Canyon for
q stay in the mountains. J. r. Watson left
for Chicago yesterday to meet his family,
who are returning from the East. w. Ever
son. State Prison Director, was in the city
yesterday and went to the Bay in the after
noon. Chief Justice French of Arizona.is in
the city, and leaves for Tucson IN day or
two. Captain j. d. Young and son, with
party of ladies, will leave next Saturday for
their annual mountain trip, going to Big
Meadows. Plumas county. james l.. ellis
and Wilbur George went to Lake Tahoe yes
terday. Mrs. A. l.. Frost and children go to
the same place to-day. Norton Bush is in
the Sierras sketching. J. Nj. Klgaritf has
gone to Santa Cruz. Brainard Z. Smith,
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Sharpe, Mrs. General
Cadwalader, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dennison
and daughter and Mrs. NJ. Foster left last
evening on camping excursion for Hope
valley, Lake Tahoe and Silver lake, to be
gone two weeks or more.
SUGAR BEET WoBKs.-William Gutten-
burg, Secretary and Treasurer of the Califor-
MIA Sugar Manufacturing Company, received
letter yesterday from the lessee of tie
works and grounds of the company at Isle
ton, in which he states that the factory will
be started about the 18th inst, and he will
commence to produce sugar about the LIST OF
September. A new and improved bone kiln
has Just been built, which will be ample for
the works. The high water produced some
injury to the beet crop. from sipage, but from
three to four hundred acres will give a good
yield, and the prospects for the season are
very satisfactory.
HALL or RECORDS CAsE-The case
brought before the Superior Court in relation
to the proceedings of the Boarl of Super
visors, by petition of Supervisor Blair, which
was argued on the part of petitioner on
Wednesday and postponed for further argu-
ment till yesterday. was again continued by
agreement Of counsel until 10 A. VI. to-day,
when the argument for the Board will be
made before Judge benson in chambers.
PRAIsEweRTHY-The employees at the de-
pot and car repair shop in this city yesterday
contributed the sum of about 800 and sent it
to Mrs. Hayes, widow of Joseph NJ Hayes,
who was killed by the cars at Oakland a few
days since. Mr. Hayes was formerly en-
ployed at the depot here. and at his death
leaves widow and two small children with
out means of support.
HONE AGAIN. Jack Rivers completed a
ten days sentence in the city jail for drunk
enness night before last. and in less than
three hours he was again found dead drunk
and returned to the lookup. Upon arrival
and being placed in cell he settled down to
business as if he felt at home again. It's a
pity to keep these fellows stirred up and I'm.
settled by turning them out every few days.
The SWIMMING BATHs.-Not;ce is given
that the swimming baths are now in fine or
der. To-day the ladies have the establishment
to themselves from to 6 P. 81, exclusively
Ladies not known to the management have
TO present permits from the Citizens Com
mittee.
NoTARIEs. Governor has appointed
as Notaries Public: n. G. Miller, Nevada
county, to reside at French Corral; William
C. Kennedy, Santa Clara county, to reside al
San Jose; james o. Wanzer, Santa Cruz
county, to reside at Santa Cruz.
STRAY BUsDLE.-Day before yesterday {
bundle consisting of mattress, blankets
clothing and apparently a set of sailinaker''
tools, was found at the railroad repair shops
and are now at the police headquarters
awaiting an owner.
SPECIAL OFFICER APPoNTED.-At a spe
cial meeting of the Board of Police Commis
siorers yesterday, Hugh Mcconnell, at tn
request Of the proprietor of the Natatorium
was appointed special police officer for tina
vicinity.
STATE BOARD OF EouALIzATIoS.-0n Mon
day next the State Board of Equalization
will commence its session at their office, t.
consider matters connected with the equaiiza
ton of taxes throughout the State.
THE WAY of the transgressor Is hard, bu
there are lots of things just as hard; for in
stance, it is hard for Pnilistine to get Sl3 Z
for suit of clothes which the Red Hous
sells for So it is hard for man to become
| live merchant when nature intended he shout
saw wood and shovel hay. But the lie
House is the hardest thing the above men
toned people ever struck-to compare price
with
WIDE AWAKE, eyes open and do not b
fooled by the cappers but go to the nous