Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-19
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
10th: For Billingsly & Co.. Is cases ak
handles, &C baskets, u crates bowls, box
pins, bundle Washers, bundle ladders, "a
packages pals; L. J. Ofcutt & Son, 2 bales
burlaps; C. p r. R. Co., l crate earthen-
ware, l case material Huntington, Hopkins
& Co, 2 boxes hardware, l car of iron pipe
w. 10. Thraikill, box hardware r. Stone
& Co., l box hardware; S. Iipman & Co.,
bale dry goods; w. f. Peterson, cases
confectionery; Hall, Luhrs & Co., boxes
cigars j. I. Stoll. l box, bale saddlery G.
III. Gilman cases shirts Gus Lavenson, l
box boots and shoes; Baker & Hamilton,
box diggers B. Ehlers, barrels whisky G.
Larkin, l box hardware Weinstock & Lubin,
l box underwear; Booth & Co, 20 boxes to.
bacco. The following passed the same place
on the 18th: II. A. Weaver, three bundles
printing paper; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
box tube fittings, so dozen shovels; w. A.
& G. S. Houghton, 8 bundles wrapping pa
per; h. Stone & Co., case hardware S.
Lipman, box dry goods; Adams, Mcneil
d Co., bales tobacco; J. Z. Stoll, bale
saddlery; d. w. Earl, steel dies, 20 steel
- ~ AeiNtr way l. w sISuS
!y Co., 100 dozen, 5 dozen half brooms.
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 4 half barrels of
paint, l box molding.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-T Board met
again yesterday with all the members pres
ent. Supervisor Bauer offered a resolution
that the county should purchase the Folsom
bridge for SIS, 0GO, the people of that section
apreeiDor tn reer, in rarair Mr.
being allowed to remove his residence. The
resolution was unanimously adopted. The
offer was accepted by the owner. The bonds
of Isaac Russell and Duncan McEdwards,
Road Overseers, were approved. w. E.
Gerber, County Auditor, notified the Board
that he must have additional help in making
out abstracts for the Assessor. The matter
was referred to the Judiciary Committee to
report to-day. Silas earle was appointed to
examine the bridge at Live Oak.
YOUTHFUL ROBBERS. Yesterday after
noon, as lady was passing the corner of
Fifth and J. streets, boy about Il years old
approached, and seizing her purse containing
$14, ran away whit, accompanied by several
other boys. Officer Valentine and special
officer Coffee afterwards arrested six boys for
the offense. The lady recognized one named
then pointed out two others whom he said
had taken some Of the money. One of them
is a one-legged negro, who spends most of his
tine on the streets, and is known to be bad
one. The boys showed where the purse was
hidden, and those not implicated were re-
leased.
JACK DowD HELD TO ANSWER The ex-
animation yesterday of the notorious Jack
Dowd, upon charge of being an accessory
after the fact in the robbery of George Du-
senberry, few weeks ago, resulted in his
being held TO answer before the Grand jury,
with bail fixed at 81, 900. The defendant re-
covered the watch that had been stolen, being
induced by a reward, and claims that he did
so in legal manner. The testimony of the
thieves, however, showed that he had con-
spired with them TO get the reward and escape
Justice. The examination of the other parties
in the case will take place to-day.
SURPRISE PARTY.-Mrs. Julia Patterson,
the Treasurer of Rising Star Rebekah Degree
Lodge, [. o. O. F., was visited by the mem-
bers of the Lodge and many other friends at
her residence, near II and Sixth streets,
Wednesday night, that being the fifty-ninth
anniversary of her birthday. There Were
unexpected being the appearance of a masked
figure that could not for long time be iden-
titled, but was at length recognized as the
somewhat changed dummy" that captured
a prize at the masquerade party.
Police CoUKT.-In the Police Court yes
terday William O'Niel and William Lynch
were fined $50 and costs FOR fighting, and
Lizzie Wilcox SO and costs for being drunk.
j. G.. jackson, battery, continued to the 22d.
?. Haggerty, battery, continued to to-day.
Lizzie jerks, vagrancy, continued to to-day.
William NJ. Giants, battery. dismissed for
want of prosecution. Jack Dowd, accessory
after the fact in a robbery, held to answer and
bail fixed at 81 600.
THE FRUIT AT COURTLAND - Information
has been received from CORTLAND, in this
county, that the apricot and peach trees
which looked so promising week ago have
since been severely injured by the heavy
frosts. 1t Is now certain that there VIII be
but one-fourth of a crop of apricots, and of
the different varieties of Crawford peaches
barely half crop. Other kinds of fruit are
not much injured. This applies to that en-
tire section.
w. P. c.. CoMnTTEE.-The Sacramento
w. P. Q. Club has elected the following Cen
trail Committee First Ward, E. Lovett and
w. l.. Smith Second Ward, II. Peterson
and Benjamin j. Rafferty,; Third Ward, G.
NJ. Siddail and T.. Brennan Fourth Ward,
Il. Lund and G. Rowland. The committee
organized by the election of John Jost as
Chairman aud Thos. Hsaly as Secretary.
WARRANTS IssUED.-State Controller Ken
field yesterday issued a warrant in favor of
J. P. Ames, Warden of the State Prison. for
support of that institution, in the sum of
So, 600 also, warrant 20 Albert Hart, Sec
rotary of the b )ard of Prison Directors, ST.
302 81, for payment upon the construction
contract of the Folsom Branch Prison.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Kentucky
Jubilee Singers and BIinstrels will begin an
engagement of three evenings and matinee
next Saturday. The announcement is under
lined with notice that Il. A. Sothern. the
great comedian, will commence an engage
ment on Monday evening, March 29th.
FREE LRcruREs.-Dr Truesdell announces
free lectures for Saturday, the 2Oth, at . P.
NJ, to ladies at the Sixth-street NJ E. Church.
and free lectures to ladies and gentlemen
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
next
ARREsrs.-The arrests of yesterday: Mrs.
Hall, for disturbing the peace. by officer
Wing and Frank Roberts; Dan Fay, for the
same offense. by officer Jackson; Charles
Smith, assault to murder, by officer Wing.
PERsoNAL.- Among the passengers passing
Omaha yesterday. to arrive March I'D. were
Senator Sharon. Miss Sharon, and Professor
Z. ID. Hitchcock, of Dartmouth College.
NOTARY APPOINTED Jameson, OF
Dutch Fiat, has been appointed a Notary
Public for Placer county, vice Peters, whose
term Of Office has expired.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co., at 302 J street,
at 2 P. N. to-day, will sell choice collection
of flowers, plants and shrubs.
SUITABLE FOR THE APPROACHING SEASON
Ladies' low cut sandal shoes and slippers,
ties or buttoned. A large variety of these
goods have just been placed in stock fresh
from the Eastern manufactures They are
from the foremost houses in the United
States, and will prove the most satisfactory
goods that Sacramento has yet seen in this
line Price, 81 and 50 so pair. Vein
stuck e I,nbin pronrietors Mechanicss Store >