Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE TICKETS TO-DAY.

THE TICKETS TO-DAY.
The tickets issued by the several parties
are as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Electors: John
Il. Miller. Henry Edgerton, John 4. Bauer,
Charles n. Fox w. w. McKaig, II. r.
CARAT Charles Kohler, Jares a. Louthi5t
Sam. Cassidy, Walter S. Moore. For Com
gresham, Second District, II. +. Page For
Assembly, j. ". Young, W. G. Van Fleet,
j. j.. Baker. Sheriff. A. Hebron. County
Clerk, Thomas II. Berkey. Auditor and Re-
oorder. w. q. Gerber. County Treasurer,
A. ). GTeeulaw. District Attorney, S. So.
Ion Holl. Public Administrator. H. S.
Beals. County Coroner, a. j. Vermilya
County Surveyor, james Pearson. Super
visor, First District, John brennan. Super
visor Second District, J. w. Wilson. Su-
pervisor, Third District. S. Blair Super
VISOR Fourth District, S. w. Butler. SD
pervisOr, Fifth District, B. J. B[erklsy. Su-
pervisor, Sixth District, Ed Christy Super
VISOR Seventh District, F. r. Beckley. For
Police Judge of Sacramento City, G.. Haines.
Justices Of the Peace, Sacramento City: j.
c. Tubbs, z. II. Coggins. For Township
Justice, Thomas W. Gilmer. Constableg,
Frank Swift, J. G. Medley.
OthlbCIdGic-II tSiu6DllAl LleCtOtS. w. L.
Wallace. David S. Terry, j. C. Shorb, w.
b. Q. Brown, Barclay Henley, r. +. Del
Vale For Congressman, Second District,
John R. Gascock For Assemblymen, John
w. Armstrong, A. d. Patterson, James NJ.
Short Justices of the Peace, Sacramento
city, D. f. Alexander, James Galloway.
Supervisor, First District, Ben. Steinman.
Supervisor, Second District William Nc
Laughlin Constables, John Young J. w.
Bromaein.
Greenbsck-L abor-Presidentia Electors:
T. p. Dam, j. f. Clark, James Kidney B.
X. Low, George T. Elliot, T. j. McQuiddy.
For Congressman, Second District, B. K
Low. For Assemblymen, Ferdinand Wood
ward, Elisha DAILY. Z. G. Morton. For
supervisor, Second District, Joseph Hopley.
The polls open to-day at 7:29 a. NJ. and
close at i: 50 P. II.
The Supervisors proclamation requests
voters to vote for or against the purchase of
the American river bridge.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of battery against Francisco
Brodcchi was dismissed for want of evidence,
and apparently there was not much of bat
terry. Peter Hernandez, for petit larceny ;
this case connected with above, and similarly
uncertain, was dismissed. Martin Rivars
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon
dismissed, as it appeared that he was only
cutting a piece Of tobacco with a penknife,
which tbe Court did not think was criminal
cEense. The case of Dslia Gallagher for
disturbing the peace was dismissed for want
OF prosecution. Della, however upon
charge OF Being a common drunk, was sent
to the County Jail for ninety days. William
Mclaughlin, drunk, forfeited deposit of
81 80. A Frenchman, who refused to give
his name, forfeited s. deposit while under
charge OF being drunk. H. G. Fairchild
pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing va
Use from the depot, and was sentenced to pay
fine of 500 and costs. Had no money and
goes TO the County Jail after his photograph
has been added TO the rogues' gallery. The
case against James Cooney, for drunkenness,
was dismissed. Ada Menkin, arrested as q
common drunk, was discharged on motion OF
the City Attorney, as no complaint was on
file and defendant being only ID years of age
Mrs. Annie Mankin was tried, found guilty
and sentenced to confinement in the County
Jail sixty days for being drunk aud keeping
a disorderlY house. The case of Josephine
Kelly, Tor disturbing the peace, was dismissed
for want of prosecution.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
s0th Of October: For Hall, Luhrs y Co, 50
cases canned Holsters; Hobby & Harper, 2
cases zinc monuments; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., 2 barrels glass cups, 200 kegs
nails; d. Mckay, box harness James Par
sons, box shoes; Chesley & Co., % kegs
sauce Il. G. Kirk & Co., boxes drugs w.
r. Strong & Co., IS bags grass-seed; S. j.
Nathan & Co.. 2 boxes dry goods Baker &
Hamilton, boxes iron Lindley & Co., %
pals tobacco, IS barrels hams; hIebius &
Co., 20 barrels cranberTies; S. Lipman 4 Co.,
box cotton goods, box repellants G. II.
Gilman. 3 boxes day goods, cases boots and
shoes; Billingsley & Co., p boxes sleeves, %
boxes clay pipes; S. Nathan & Co., box dry
goods; Standard. Oil Company, go cases
petroleum, s cars oil; Studebaker Bros.
Manufacturing. Company, car wagons; Ed
ner Bros, case show-cards, 10 barrels
whisky; r. Stone & Co, 2 cases saddlery,
bales collars w. +. Peterson, case CON
fectionery; Booth i Co., l case tobacco.
Fremont BAR-Captain Rogers, of tie
steamer Dover, reports that on Saturday
night there were seven steamers and ten
barges ai Fremont bar Tightening over that
point and detained on account of the shoal.
The constructing party, which left here on
the steamer Red Bluff last Saturday, had
arrived and commenced driving piles from
the right bank of the river for the purpose Of
making q permanent wing-dam so as to effect
81 improved channel and enable all boats now
plying above Sacramento to pass without
difficulty ut al seasons of the year. The
bar ~ very soft and constantly changing
After the Garfield was partially unloaded il
was pulled over the bar on it. way down, by
the Dover, and although it did not draw over
IN inches nf had IN ,,ai-a
through the soft sand, which rolled up at
each side of the barge above the surface of
the water as she passed over, 1t will REQUIRE
but little time, when the water is confined
to channel, for the current to carry away
the bar and give ample depth for the present
grain boats.
FREIGHT MovKMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received yesterday in
this city: Two of wheat, l of bacon. of
water-pipes and castings, l of stoves, of
merchandise, of -four, of sash, of wool,
ID of lumber, / of wheels l of quicksilver
tasks, 3 of nails, u of wood, 2 of granite
blocks, of pavement cobbles. 3 of grapes,
| of coal, l OF butter, l of bullion. Also
through carloads East were forwarded One
of canned fruit l of whalebone, s of wool. 8
of salmon, of barley, of hops. of bolts,
l Of wine and ? Of merchandise.
THR VALIsE THFFT.-H. c. Fairchild
Yesterday pleaded guilty 10 the Police Court
of having stolen the valise of J. f. Con-
stable from the waitiug-room at the depot on
Friday last, an ace unit of which has hereto
fore been Given and was sentenced TO pay q
6ne OF 500 and costs. he had no funds,
however, to answer the demand. and after he
has been photographed for the beneht OF
Chief Karcher's gallery, he will be sent to
the County J all for term Of 100 days
BoARD OF SupERvlsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday pursuant to law.
Present-Bsuar, Blair, Butler, Buckley and
Wilson. Under suspension of the rules q
bill OF $50 %, IN favor OF L. Eikus for Jail
supplies, WAS ordered paid; also, SIS was
appropriated as charity for two destitute
families. Mr. W. 81. West also appeared
and asked assistance. No further business
appearing, the Board then adjourned till 10
A. NJ. tomorrow.
To THE VOTERS OF CALIFORNIA THE
most complete stock of hats in this vicinity
is carried st the Mechanics Store Hat De-
partment
LADIES On GoAT S1DR-LAoE SHOES,
81 %, at the Red House.
Tur N.nnn WurarY stands ,,naxceIlad s.