Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The NEW DEPoT.-The new freight depot
is fast approaching completion. The laying
of the roof was finished yesterday, and the
floor is all down, the sides mostly inclosed
anl the work of hanging the sliding doors
for stopping the entrances is being pushed
forward. The entire building viii be occu-
pied for freight business by the LIST of next
month, and just in time for the unusual
amount of freight handled each year in con-
nection with the State Fair. Parties attend
ing the State Fair with implements and ma
terials OF all kinds will appreciate the conve-
niences afforded by the new extension freight
building, as it brings it within the power of
the freight agent to extend far greater facill-
ties and accommodations to shippers than
was possible under the former condition of
things. A new, large sign, reading Central
Pacific Railroad, was placed in position yes
terday, Immediately facing j street, and ex-
tending the width of the two-story upright
In the central portion of the depot
CHANGES OF TINE DURING FAIR.-The
Arizona express. which leaves San Francisco
at TAP. NJ. and arrives at Gait at $50 P. NJ,
will come through to Sacramento during Fair
week, arriving here at 1890 1t will leave
here every day Fair week at 6 A. NJ, arriving
in San Francisco at 1890 This will prove
great convenience to people in that direction
who may attend the Fair, and there can be
no doubt that owing to the visit of the Presi-
dent and party, and other attractions, there
will be far the largest attendance that has
ever been seen at any previous Fair IN this
State. The above arrangement will give an
extra train over that road as follows: From
San Francisco t. Sacramento, commencing
ovl on
Friday the 24th. Going the other way the
extra train will commence to run from Sacra-
meuto Oh Tuesday, September Lat, and end
Saturday the 18th, according to the railroad
Company's official bulletin.
GRAIN Boar STRIxERs.-The sixteen men
gent from San Francisco TO make up the crew
of the Dover at Knights Landing few days
since, came down with the steamer night be-
fore last to this city, and upon arrival left
her employ and stated that they were going
back to San Francisco. This was another
step II be urged to remain, and for payment
OF higher Wsges Captain Foster at once OBJ
tanned enough stevedores in this city to IN
load, and the steamer left again yesterday
morning for the upper Sacramento with
twelve new men in the crew, gathered at this
point. Tue steamer Flora started up the
river yesterday afternoon with full crew, Of
which five were new men. Ten men were
sent up from San Francisco last evening to
meet the steamer Dana upon her arrival at
Knights Landing and fill the complement Of
her crew,
POLICE CoURT.--In the Police Court yes
terday Amanda Cordosa, upon his two
charges Of battery, was given TIL tomorrow
before hearing of his cases; c. Logan, james
Ward, Thomas Rice and Edward Lamberson.
the | street peace disturbers, were convicted
Of vasraucy and given thirty days in the
County J all J ames Cooper, of the same crew,
was given three days in the County Jail, and
the case of Thomas Reed continued until to-
day - ohm McEwiug, charged with disturb
ing the pezce was discharged; George Rogers
for battery, tried, convicted and sentenced to
pay fine Of $50 aud costs the cases of Anna
Sullivan aud William ON Ill, for disturbing
the peace, were dismissed, and Noble Thomp
son, for disturbing thu peace, was fined 50
and costs, after which the Court adjourned.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.-ln the Superior Court
yesterday Cy. AIcClintock, charged with
grand larceny, pleaded not guilty, and his
case was set for hearing on the list of Octo-
Der. In the case OF the People vs.. William
Lee, petit larceny, defendant pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced to pay fine of $40 or be
confined 40 days in the County all. lie was
charged with stealing a shotgun f:om John
Galloway.
PoLIoE ARRESTS. Arrests were made in
the cisy yesterday as follows: An unknown
drunk, ~ LEGAL officer Coffee; Mrs. Edith
Stone, disturbing the peace, by officer Rider;
Mrs Rhody McGiratb, disturbing the peace,
by otIieer Woods Cell No. refuses to give
his amel disturbing the peace, by officer
Fredcsicks Joe NaSus and Kate Reed, dis
turhinE the peace, by officers Rider and
C.feltY; Thomas O'Nsil, battery, by officers
Rider, Carroll and Caferty MarSare. Stan
ley. disturbing the peace, by officer Rider
Thomas Fitzpatrick, disturbing the peace, by
loca! offc-y Thorpe
MrEcuAssDisE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
49, instant: Hall, Luhrs & Co., . cases
mackcrel; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., !
case locks, 2 cases mauls, unh2ndled, ] case
hardwara II. Fisher, 8 cases candy II. 5.
Croker, l case envelopes; /. i. Lewis &
Co, b, xes lamp shades, crates chimueys :;
Deunery & Co., % boxes lamp chimneys.
Arrests YrsrERDAr.-J. F. McCauley
and J. O. Kane, Justice of the Peace at
Hicksvile, wers yesterday arrested by Con.
stable j. e. Medley, charged with INSIDE
Justice Kane. They were admitted to bail
before Justice Coggins of this city, and the
examination is fixed for the 29.h instant.
THE RIvER-The steamer Dover with
barge Garfield went up yesterday. The EN-
pire City with barge Sacramento came down.
San Joaquin with barge Of coal for Union
Mills came Up from below. The schooner
Sacramento VIII depart for San Quentin this
NIT holt nd har
SALMON FIsHING.-The salmon fishing sea-
son, which opened on the 18th, is said to be
avery prolific one in the opening, large
Quantity of FISH are being taken. The Wash
ipcton cannery has started up and running
full force, with prospects OF a large business
during tie PRESENT run.
FINE LOAD or GgAIN.-The steamer Do
yer, upon her last trip from the UPPER Sacra-
nento. brought dom 1908 sacks Of wheat
which was az remarkably fire quality aud
running conziderab y over esal weight. The
cargo weighed about $50 ,lns.
Divorce GRANTED. In toe Superior Court
yesterday Catherine Lambert vas granted a
divorce rom Frank II. Larab,rt, upon the
grounds Of failure to provide and cruel trsat.
ment. She was also given the custody OF
their two children.
SEVENTH DAY ADyENTIsTs.-About fifty
Seventh Day Adventists passed thvough from
Chico for oakland yesterday, to attend the
State Camp Meeting Of that denomination,
now in session there.
THOSE WHO KNOW the Red House, know
that our motto is and always has been not to
advertise an article which we have not on
hand, nor at a price we do not intend 70 sell
it at.
LADIES, don't forget to see the Millinery De-
partment, Mechanics Store, with its present
stock Of the newest and most fashionable
goods to be procured in the market.
WonsTHp DRESS Goops, a variety Of
shades, 121 cents yard. Mechanics Store.