Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-15
Business AdYertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

utilCt VI ObuIbN Olclh L1OIlttt L. l1ciANES,
on the corner of Ninth and II streets-Sena-
tor w. A. Cheney, of PIunas county, who
resides at No. 705 NJ street, between Seventh
and Eighth, was awakened by noise as of
men talking in front of the house. lmmedi-
ately afterwards he heard the furious barking
of a dog in the yard and the hurried depart
ure of the men. The next morning the little
son of the gentleman found upon the edge of
the walk, outside the gate, safe-key, a.
child's ring with diamond set, silver match
safe with Mr.. Berkey's initials upon it, and
two or three articles of less value. Yester-
day morning, upon reading in the RECORD
UNION an account of the burglary and a de-
scription of the property, Senator Cheney at
once came to the conclusion that the articles
found belonged to Mr.. Berley, and they were
accordingly sent to the proper owner and
identified by him.
New CITY DIREcToRY-H. S. Croker &
Co., of this city, have issued Directory of
Sacramento, which is the eighth volume of
their series. The book is well printed and
neatly bound, containing 40 pages. Over
IL 800 names Of residents, including neces-
sary Implications, are presented In 1t, besides
a general business directory and statistics of
the State and county, embracing directory
of the State, county and municipal govern
ments, together with lists of societies, or
CARNATIONS, and general variety of useful
and statistical information. One of the
special features of the publication is an ac
curate compilation of all the leading local
events in the history of Sacramento since
1919. 1t is valuable local work, and APP
parently exhaustive.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Repub-
lican State Central Committee met again at
the parlors of the Golden Eagle Hotel yester-
day, when the superintendent for delegates to
the next State Convention was fixed upon.
The vote for Governor Perkins at the last
State election was made the basis and each
county to be allowed one delegate for each
300 votes then cast, ands an additional dele
gate for each fraction of one hundred votes or
over. This superintendent will give $50
delegates. The qualification test adopted to
be ali persons who will pledge themselves to
support the Republican nominations at the
coming election. This test is not to be
mandatory, but is recommended to the differ
ent County Committees, leaving them free to
do as they shall deem best.
STREET RAuwAY.-A meeting of property
holders was held at the County Courtroom
last evening, which was attended by about
one hundred persons. Joseph Bauquier was
elected Chairman and John Coffin Secretary.
Addresses were delivered by John Ryan,
James Heating, Matthew Hodge, William
Naughton and others. Ga motion, a petition
was ordered drawn and circulated for sigma
lures, asking the Board of City Trustees to
allow the City Railway Company to continue
the construction Of their road from Tenth
and X streets to the City Cemetery, fran
chise for whichewas recently granted. The
meeting then adjourned until Friday evening
to await the report of the committee. The
signatures of all property holders will be So
hcited.
WARRANTS IssUED.-The Controller has
issued warrants to the following Asylums
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum,
81, 334 GO; Ladies' P. and r. Orphan Asy-
lum, 81, 273 As; Santa Barbara Orphan Asy-
lum, SS23 81; Sacramento Protestant Or
phan Asylum, 81, 420 70; San Francisco
Catholic Orphan Asylum, s., al 80; St.
Joseph's Branch Orphan Asylum, 81. 397 80;
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum, SS25 Pa
jaro Valley Male Orphan Asylum, 81, 1926 OF
Good Templars' Orphan Asylum, 81, 74S 80;
ST. Vincent's Petaluma Orphan Asylum,
S756 %; Santa Cruz Female Orphan Asy-
lum, S512 so.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th: For Adams, Mcneil & Co., 20 tierces
hams B. Ehlers, 2 barrels whisky; r. Stone
& Co, l box hardware; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., bales wire rope, 3 boxes trunk
nails; Lindley & Co, 20 barrels hams Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetsou, l box silver
ware, 1 box timed spoons, 2 boxes timed
candlesticks, l box hardware d. Earl, 20
steel shoes. 20 steel dies; Whittier, Fuller &
Co, 3 boxes paper-hangings; S. B. Ridge
way, Is boxes drug bottles Hall, Luhrs &
Co., y barrels hams.
The WALKING MATCH TROUBLES. -Yes
terday Mr.. Bailey, representative of the
business management of the recent pedes-
trian contest in this city, swore out warrant
for the arrest of Messrs Thall and Love, who
were also connected with the entertainment.
charging them with having embezzled funds
to the amount of SS5. 1t was expected that
they would pass through the city on their
way East, and accordingly an officer searched
the overland train, but they were not found.
STOLEN GooDs. - Officers Eldred and
Frazee were searching for stolen goods in
Chinatown cellar yesterday. when they
found pair of pants, q white vest, striped
shawl, piano cover, a blanket, towels, a
lady's apron, pair of green kid gloves and
cotton gloves, razors, gold bracelet, pair
of shears and other small articles. One Of
the towels was marked r.. o. NJ" All Lay
was arrested for tie theft.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yest ter
day the following business was transacted !:
George Williams, for being drunk, fLed SO +;
Chris Dryer, disturbing the peace, dis
missed for want of prosecution Jennie
Bailey. Mary Hill and Kate Thompson, dis
turbing the peace, continued to the 10th :;
Ed. McGraw, vagrancy dismissed upon
payment Of costs.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS were for
warded to the East yesterday one car load
each of steel, leather and hides. OF local
freight there arrived car loads of sundries,
| Of lumber. Is of wood. Of wheat, of
6our. | of iron. l of oil, of steel, l of chan
nels, 9 of merchandise and l Of spuds.
Prsro1 SHors.-Just before u o'clock last
night four pistol shots were fired in rapid
succession somewhere about the alley be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets ard and j..
Tnnuirv faiied to reveal the mIscreant for
NOT one of the many Cinnamon near the
place admitted hearing the report.
FILING UP.-A force of men and teams
are at work filing up Burns Slough, or
changing the trestle-work on r street, be.
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth, into an
embankment.
NEW LANDING. steamer Cora, which
was dismantled of her cabin and machinery
recently, is to be used as wharf landing at
the foot of K street for the San Francisco
steamers
TAKEN BAcK.-R. Ward. charged with the
murder of Con. Haggerty at Cedar Rapids,
Ia. passed through the city yesterday from
Vancouver, with an officer who had followed
him.
Auction SALE.-Crowell & Cayerly will
TODAY sell at their salesroom, corner of
Fourth and streets, at 1880 A. NJ, a lot of
household furniture.
No7AR1Es PUBLIC. -Governor Perkins has
appointed L. l. Robinson and Albert Leon
ard Notaries Public, to reside at Sacramento.
RAIL- COMMITTEE. meeting Of the Inau-
o,ral Rail Committee will be held at Judge
-oo,,,. tbiq evening.