Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
2Sd For Whittier, Fuller l. Co, box pic
ture frames, l box brackets, 3 boxes mold.
ings; w. A. L G. S. Houghton, 8 boxes
books; Standard Oil Company. l car coal
oil Waterhouse & Lester, 3 boxes carriage
.axles, sets wheels G. Ii. Gilman, 2 boxes
hosiery and pins ; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., boxes axes, 13 boxes hardware. 4
bundles forks, box locks, boxes planes, 5
boxes knives, l box chain, l barrel glass
globes, 10 boxes Ratchet handles Baker &
Hamilton, II cases hardware, l bundle cast
ings, bundles rubber betting A Coolot, l
box books: Van Heusen & Huntoon, l box
furniture; Lindley & Co.. 5 barrels whisky, 8
packages tobacco, so cases canned mackerel,
20 barrels hams, 5 barrels currants; Mebius
u Co., packages tobacco; r. Stone & Co.,
= boxes and l case saddlery, 240 boxes French
dressing, boxes hardware H. Hatfield, l
case fireworks; Weinstock & Lubin, | box
shirts Chas. Heinrich, boxes cheese II.
Eckhardt, case firearms G. E. Grieswald,
l box musical instrument; j. Z. Stoll, 2
boxes hardware.
FUNDS MIsAPPLIED.- spring J. n.
Bingay, while stopping at the International
Hotel, found himself one morning in need of
an "eye-opener" before he could well attend
to his rising toilet, and consequently sum-
moned an attendant to get the desired article,
and A. w. Plant being the man who re-
sponded for that duty, for want of smaller
change, was handed IS. He went down
stairs, and forgetting to return, jumped the
town on the booty, and left Bingay perishing
with thirst. Yesterday morning about l
IlpY Al
officers Ferral and Cafferty, and locked up in
the station house. He has not got the So
now, and don't care to see Bingay or the
Court.
GONE OUT OF BUsINEss.-The Sacramento
Ice Company, J. L. and d. H. Coles and f.
Il. Aiken proprietors, have closed down their
ice mandatory and leave the ice business.
The machinery for manuf acturing ice is being
taken out and packed for shipment East, or
TO some other point. The reason stated by
the proprletors for closing business is that the
price tor which ice has been selling-one cent
per pounds not sufficient to give a profit
upon ten-ton per day factory, and the sea.
son Is too far advanced to permit increasing
the capacity the present season. AS a conse-
quence OF the Sacramento Company stopping
business, the Summit Ice Company has ad-
HAT SToLES.-While fire engine No. 2 was
out in answer to an alarm of fire a few even
ings since, some one entered the sleeping
apartment of the members of the company,
ia the engine building. and stole fine new
81 hat belonging to viii Goddard, and left
an old No. hat, three sizes too big, in its
place. The theft was not noticed until on
special occasion, when his best endeavors
were to be put on, and he found the best por-
ton OF his decoration was missing. He can't
understand why the miscreant didn't take
anything else, as he kept it under the bed
and there were other things there
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court YES
terday Jacob Smith, previously convicted of
being vagrant, was sentenced to ninety
days in the County Jail, with benefit of the
chain gang. The eight Chinese arrested for
maintaining the theater nuisance on Third
street, between L and j, were discharged on
payment of 81 SO each. The cases Of VIM
Meister and Conrad Schepp, disturbing the
peace, and the charges of robbery against
Ed. Wilson and John Wilson, were continued
until to-day. John Draughty's battery case
went over till July 1st.
REMARKABLB BBARING.-There is a cherry
tree in the grounds of C. II. Cummings, at
the corner of Ninth and streets, now bear
ing a most astonishing crop of fruit. All
who have visited it declare that its present
crop surpasses anything ever before seen in
the way of prolific bearing The tree is ten
years old, and has full branching top with
every limb, branch and twig literally crimson
with fruit. This phenomenal bearing is acct
dental, there being nothing unusual in the
coil thao nj ct.
POLICE ARRRsrs.-The arrests made by
the police in the city yesterday were A.
Plant, for petit larceny, by Off GERS Ferral
and Csfferty; Louisa Folke, battery, by
officer Woods; Thomas Field, a drunk, by
officer Lee; Mary Die1e for disturbing the
peace, by officer Woods S. Lawson, for vio-
lsting health ordinance, by officer Smith ;
Mary Perry, for disturbing the peace (another
neighborhood quarrel), by officers Ferral and
Rider
FINE WHEAT. A sample of wheat
raised upon the ranch of Mr.. Pettitt, near
Plymouth, in the foothills, has been left at
this Office as another specimen OF the products
of the foot-hill lands. The sample presented
Is of the non-bearded variety, and certainly
bears testimony of full adaptability to the
soil fer wheat growing. Many of the heads
are each four inches in length, the kernels
closely studded aud well filed.
ELECrIoS.-The Sacramento Sportsman's
Club has elected the following officers J. G.
Dase, President tre-electedl; Gus. Hagel-
stein, Vice President (re-elected): 0. Chal.
mers, Secretary; l. G.. Shaw, Treasurer ire
elected VIM. Eckhardt, Propertyman ire
elected; G. FL. Biederman, Captain. The
Club will hold its regular shoots the second
and last Sundays in each month at Lisle's
Bridge, in Mr.. SCOTS field
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS loads of freight
were received yesterday as follows: One Of
powder, of salmon, of wood, , of lumber,
: of ice. / of beer, / of wheels. of coal oil. |
of lard and l of wheat. Through car loads
were shipped East as follows Twenty
of tea, l of cabbage, l of potatoes, of quick.
silver, of merchandise, l of wine, of sal.
mon, 3 of wool of malt, l of hides, OF
sugar and l of red oil.
SAN QUENTIN Observation-Disclosures recruit
for San Quentin, Edmund Brown, passed
through the city yesterday under charge OF
Sheriff Foster. of Tehama county. He is on
a six months tour for burglary. The Sheriff
had also China woman, whom he was re.
turning to Oakland, from which place she
had been kidnapped.
GREEN CoBN.-A fine lot of sweet corn
made its appearance yesterday at the Sacra.
mento Market, K street, between Third and
Fourth.
FALL THE. LATEST STYLES in mems, youths
and boys hats, at Hat Department, Me.
ohanics' Store.
EVERYONE SATISFIED and everybody suited
st the Hat Department, Mechanics Store