Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
January Dist Mebius & CO., 10 tierces
hams, 81 boxes tobacco Pope Bros, bun
dies copper James l. Felter & Co., 10 bar
rel5 whisky, 20 boxes bottles; Hail. Luhrs &
Co, 16 crates baking powder, 81 boxes spice !;
Huntington, Hopkins Il Co., 2 boxes hard
ware, 8 cases asbestos packing G. l. Bush,
2 boxes gas fixtures Jones & Owens, l car
OF fence wire; Locke 4 Lavenson, 2 boxes
paper hangings K. G. Terry & Co., l bale
paper; Pike 4 Young, l box leather; r.
Stone & Co., l box brushes Waterhouse &
Lester, Is bundles spokes.
APPOINTMENTS. - Brigadier-General John
f. Sheehan has made the following appoint
ments on the staff of the Brigadier-General:
August Hebron, Major and Ordnance Off
Ger ; Lewellyn Tozer, Major and Quarter
master C. H. Hubbard Major and Commits
sary D. NJ Burns, Major and Paymaster;
w. A. 'Houghton, Major and Brigade In.
spector w. c.. Van Fleet. Major and Judge
Advocate; W. |. Wallace, Major and In
spector of Rife Practice; G. O.. Tyrrell,
Major and Surgeon No. 10l6 Third street
has been selected for brigade headquarters.
TRADEMARKS - Claims were yesterday
filed in the Secretary of States Office for
trademarks as follows: By +. Martin 4 Co.,
of San Francisco, to "Argonaut Old Bour-
bon" for brand of whisky; by Gunther 4
Co. to Franz Falk's Milwaukee Export
Beer :" by En- erson COrville Il Co., OF San
Francisco, to Red Cross Brand upon
what is not stated, but whatever it is the ar
tcle is to be served cold or hot; by Charles
Meter, of New York, to trademark upon
Staten Island Lager Beer"
SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-The following
quarterly settlements were yesterday made
by County Treasurers with Controller of
State D. NJ Kenfeld, and the amounts an
nexed paid into the State Treasury: By
John B. Lannou, Treasurer of, Solano county,
SO, 42l 80 r. B. Hathaway, Treasurer of
Contra Costa county, 81, 534 %; William
j. Shober, Treasurer of San Francisco
county, S209,3S4 81.
BUNKo-sTEERERs.- San Francisco police
swooped down upon bunko house Thursday
night and arrested Hugh Geary, Frank Wight
and Fred. Johnson The first two were re-
Gently driven away from this city by the Off
GERS, while Fred. johnson, who gave a bond
of 500 pending jury trial on a charge of
vagrancy, ran away, thereby FORGETTING the
bond
INFANTIcIDE.-Yes yesterday morning gen.
tleman living near Seventh and d streets
discovered a suspicious looking sack near the
levee, and upon opening 1t found therein
dead Chinese female infant few weeks old,
that had probably been left there the previ-
Gus night. Coroner Vermilya took charge of
the body and will inquire concerning it.
BONDS FLED.-The official bonds of JAS
NJ. Short, Justice of the Peace for Alabama
township, has been filed in the sum of 81, 800,
with j. H. Sawyer and Ephraim Ray as
sureties. The bond of George Cone, Justice
of the Peace for American township, was
filed in the same sum, with Frederick Cox
and Richard Davis as sureties.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-Yes.erda car
loads of barley, of salmon and of mer-
chandise were forwarded to the East. Eight
car loads of barley, of oil, of
-four, l of lumber, of ties, of
wood l of wheat of cobbles, , of sundries.
l Of merchandise, and l of molasses were re-
ceived here.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors yesterday adopted resolution
granting to Governor Perkins the use of the
Pavilion building for the holding of recep
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the Peace for Georgiana township, and james
r. Arnold Road Oyerseer Of Road District
No. AZ.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. will sell this
morning, at 1916 Fourth street, lot o.
household furniture, and also two buggies
one phaeton an express wagon and several
horses and sets of harness .Sherburn 4
Smith, at 1913 X street, will, at 1880 A. NJ,
q larfsa ot of bnu.phDli tonbs and rrn.
ceries.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted Antoine Gregory, battery
and disturbing the peace, continued to 9th
i. f. Maher, disturbing the peace, dismissed
for want of prosecution: James Narnes anC
Ham English battery, discharged; join
Campbell, battery, continued to Monday.
ELECTION CERrIFGcArE.-The certificate o.
the County Clerk of Marin county, of tn,
election of C. J. Beerstecher as Railroad
Commissioner, was yesterday received at the
Secretary of States office, and Mr.. Beer
stecher thereupon took the oath of office arC
entered upon the discharge of its duties.
EXEMPT FIREMEN.-The annual election o
the Exempt Firemens Association will b,
held at their hall this afternoon, between th,
> Z. NJ. Z
be elected are a President, Secretary, Treas
urer, seven Trustees, and a Trustee of tbs
Charitable Fund.
HATS FoUND.-A box containing dozeI
untrimmed black straw hats was picked NJ
on the street yesterday by officer Valentine
The package had probably dropped from
wagon, and can be had at the station-house
NoTARIEs APPOINTED Governor ha
appointed the following as Notaries Public
Claude V. Burke of Y6lo county. vice Hart
term expired George W. HOdgkins, of Plu
mas county, vice self, term expired.
GOVERNORS RECEPTION The Governor
will give a reception on Friday evening
February 9th, at the Pavilion, corner o
Sixth and NJ streets. Invitations are beins
printed and will be generally circulated.
MASQUERADE BALL. At Folsom mex
Wednesday night, masquerade ball will b.
given for the benefit of the Folsom school
G. HI. jolly and j. f. Blanchard are the di
rectOrs.
SUPREME COURT REPoRTER.-The quali6
cation of Edwin S Belden as Photographic
reporter for the Supreme Court was yesterda.
filed in the Seer stary of States office.
SUPERIOR JUICE. = Secretary of Stat
Burns Yesterday received the official qualifi
cation Of f. H. Heseock as Superior judy
of Santa Barbara county.
COLONEL LEwIs.-Conductor Hawkins ha
recently sent his trotter Colonel Lewis, t
Oakland TO be trained for the races OF tn
coming season.
JTEDELIvERED MEssAGFs.-There are mes
sares at the Western Union Telegraph ofhc
for Abe Stenler and Henry H. Ely.