Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ANNOUNCING THE ELECTION RETURNS
The returns of thu election of Tuesday will
be displayed from the balcony of the RECORD
UNION Office frem and after o'clock They
will be shown upon very large screen mag
nifed many diameters of two inch square
glass collodion-coated plates upon which the
dispatches will be written in minute charac-
tiers with the point of cambria needle.
These plates Will then be placed in an oxy-
hydrogen stereopticou of the best German
manufacture, and through that medium the
writing will be thrown upon thu screen in
such greatly enlarged form that it may be
easily read at long distance. Intermediate
with the dispatches, and for the entertain
ment of the people accustomed to assemble
on these occasions there will be thrown upon
the scr en- Photographic copies of portraits of
many " ell known cisizans, also many copies
of superior paintings, dissolving views
Photographic representations of noted
places and scenery, statuary, etc These
p'epara' ons are made by the RECORD
UNION no inconsiderable outlay Of means
and lab :. in order to afford the local public
the ear ST possible intelligence of the result
of the e. action in this city, county, State and
the natl
MERCHANDISE Report. The following
freight tor Sacra nento passed Ogden on the
275h Tgr Weinstock & Lubin, case shoes
David b. Hoyt, cases household goods;
Central Pacific Railroad Company, l case
weather strips. 3 cases earthenware Liudley
u Co., box cigars IL. s. Fisher box con-
fectionefy; w. F. Peterson, 2 boxes confec-
tieaery Q H. Gilman, boxes harness r.
Stone L Co, 2 boxes steel shanks; Baker &
Hamilton, box hinges; Huntington, Hop
kins & %, , cases oars, 34S bundles sheet
iron, 10 cases taeks, 20 bundles hemp pack
inc, tab brass wire, II boxes hardware. )
boxes IA casters, box traps, box hinges,
bunc ss paper, bundles cutlery Cont
mental oil and Transportation Company. 9
tanks oil; George I. Bush, box statuary :;
Weidmaan & Hromada, l barrel confsction-
cry; Charles Balcher, case clothes.
FaEx5N BAn-Cap.ain Foster received 3
displtcA yesterday from Colonel Mendell re-
ques ing that the steamer Red Bluff, now
lying here, be ready this morning with crew,
etc, up n the arrival Of the Apache, to pro-
coed to FrsaOnt Bar to resume construction
works. l. IS expected more expensive
and De ,mslent wing dsm viii now be built,
comnleu cling on the Yolo side of the river
and using piles against which to lodge the
Il
for this purpose arrived from San Francisco
yesterday. and more viii be here this morn
ing 1hs Re3 Bluff viii take MP between fifty
and sky men to engage upon the work
The necessary material viii be taken upon a
barge and probably pils-driver will also be
obtainel here. The work will be under the
immediate supervision Of As istan5 Engineer
W. P. Smith.
PoLIos CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday }. F. Brissel. previously found guilty
of bat cry, was fined 81 and costs. George
Bailey wss sentenced for vagrancy to a term
of So days in the County Jail. Jesse T. Renfro
was tired upon charge OF disturbing the
peace, found not guilty and discharged. B.
Burton. charged with petit 5ny-stealiHg
boot backing and brashss-was discharged
John CRvauaugh, druuk, was discharged
Peter HsFndez was tried upon a chsrEe Of
battery, found guilty aad ined $50 and costs
could not pay and goes to the County Jail
for 60 days. The case of William Kean, for
battery, was continued until t.. day, and that
against john Ro.h, for petit larceny, till No
yember 5th, after which the Court adj uned.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads Of freg werereceived in this city yester-
day Two Of wheat, 5 Of cattle, 10 Of wood,
OF MERCHANDISE. Of wagon material, of
hoe, 8 II lumber. , Of wool, # coal, Of
gravel, l Of salmon, , OF canned fruit. ! Of
scro iron, Of whisky. l Of leather Of
mai ! Of oil ? Of hofss, ] oI slab, 2 Of ff'liF,
10 wood. l Of hiiss, 1 Of black oil 2 e
hay Throu n car loads East we're also for
wa ed: O4e OF canned fruit, 6 Of barley,
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Democratic nominee Tor sberiff v-ert ~ tbe
de- lass evening. ms. on ~ c,,riosit,, n
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started on TIE band pil5-n{ aud th9 crow
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upon the Great Register Of Sacrsne III
slip, conssinicg forty names, printed AID at
saohe'i 70 lhs i'-sl.5sf' "fhaA were sens oni
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list Is 6rst furBi med the nri,tsr ,ph,cb ;ndi
Gates great care ia the registration work aut
compiling for publication.
publican meeting was held st Gal. on Thurs
day evening. over which Judge Ferri, nre
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