Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

met al ~ a. III, pursuant 10 az
journment. In the matter of application of
T. r. Parvin ct al. TO have the action of the
Board of June 9th, setting aside the assess
ment on Reclamation District No. 5, o copy
of the order OF the Superior Court requiring
the Board 30 defer action in the matter was
received. On motion the matter was con-
tinued indefinitely, and the papers upon the
subject to be certified to the Court. A petit
ton from Il. S. George and others was re-
ceived asking the Board to establish free
ferry over the American river near the Lysle
bridge road. The petition was read and
placed on file, and the subject was discussed
before the Board by S. S. Holl on part of the
petitioners, and II. o. Beatty for the bridge
company, after which the matter was taken
under advisement by the Board. In the
matter of fixing the rate of tolls on the Amer
lean river bridge, in which action was taken
May 9TH, H. o. Beatty having filed protest
and asking the Board to withhold the en-
forcement of its order fixing rates until June
22d, the subject coming before the Board
the protest was by consent withdrawn by Mr..
Beatty, and the Board ordered that the rates
as fixed by the order of May 7, 1880, take
effect and be in force on and after June 23d
to-day. The Board then adjourned until 10
o'clock to-day.
The METEOROLOGICAL CABINETS
blyman WATSON of Mono county was in the
city yesterday. He leaves for Bodie to-day.
Ever since the adjournment of the LegiSla-
ture he has been constantly assisting State
AIineralogist Hanks at San Francisco in ar
ranging the museum of his office, and in get
ting details of the new law under which Mr..
Hanks holds Office into working order. He
says the museum is already very attractive.
The old State Geological Society has contri-
buted its collection of minerals and MIR.
Hanks has secured also the cabinets exhibited
at the Paris Exposition. He prophecies that
the work of the new Office will be very useful
to the State. and says that all over the coun-
try the people ara aiding Mr.. Hanks IL ais
work.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.- The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Goth For r. Stone & Co, 8 cases
hardware Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
boxes hardware, 1 box wrenches, 2 boxes
brass tube fittings, 81 iron plates, 100 bun
dies iron pipe; J. l.. Chadderdon, 2 cases
paint brushes J. Z. Stoll, box saddlery, l
case harness Blingsley & Co, 2 boxes roll
ing pins; w. a. & G. S. Houghton, 8 cases
envelopes; Holman, Stanton & Co., l box
hardware Van Heusen & Huntoon, ? boxes
furniture; Lindley & Co., case cigars IL.
Fuchs, 2 boxes hardware, l bundle brooms, l
bundle hoops D. w. Earl, 20 steel shoes, %
steel dies.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Mary Wall, for disturbing the peace,
was dismissed. John Wall, charged with
same, was fined S25 and costs. D. McDon-
aid and Wm. Gaming, for stealing a ride on
the cars, were discharged, with admonition
to pay for value received in future. james
Powelsons case, a charge of vagrancg, was
continued until the 29lh, and Mrs. Moon,
charged with disturbing the peace, was re.
auested to wait until the same time. Jacob
Smith, arrested for vagrancy and for being a
hauger-on OF houses Of ill-repute and the
associate of known thieves, was tried before
jury, the trial occupying nearly all day. a
verdict Of guilty was rendered.
RuNAwAT.-Last evening as DIR. A. L.
Nixon's son was hitching up his fathers horse
to carriage in the alley back of his house on
NJ street, the horse took fright and got away,
running up to Tenth street, where, in turn.
ing towards l. street, the carriage was upset
and drawn upon It's side about a block, when
the horse got freed from IL and ran up towards
the plaza, where he was stopped. The horse
was uniniurcd but the carriage came cut OF
the experiment badly demor4lized generally,
and in debatable condition as to expediency
of attempting its repair.
SABBATH ScHooL SOCIAL. A social re-
union OF the congregational Sabbath School
was held last evening, and was a large and
merry gathering of the little folks. 1t was
intended for a happy occasion to the smaller
portion Of the school, and was enjoyed
greatly by them, as well as by all present.
Ice cream, cake and other good things were
bountifully spread, and the utmost good cheer
prevailed during the evening, intermingled
with brief addresses, vocal and instrumental
music.
PoIIcg ARRESTS John jackson was ar.
rested yesterday for being drunk, by officers
Ferrai and Rider; Jacob Hammond, for dis,
turbinz the peace, by officers Ferral and Ri
der; Matt. Nelch, for misdemeanor, by Oil
Ger Coffey-- brought from Stockton VIM.
Myster, ;or disturbing the peace, by officer
Smith; Hugh O B5ien, drunk, by local officer
Steinart Al Ung and All JOw, for battery.
By oliver Carroll G. Schepp. for disturbing
tie peace, by officer Smith Gus Parker. for
vagrancy, under Chief Karcher's recent or.
der, by officers Ferral and Rider; Thomas
Daley, drunk, by same officers.
You've Man DROWNED. Night before last
Louis Webber, son of d. c. Web er, Of
Clarlsb1rg, about twenty miles below thi:
city, while sailing on the river near that
place, was drowned, the boat in which he
and a friend Of his named Kline were sailing
having cspsjzed. Kline saved himself by
holding on to the boat. Webber was 20 year;
of age, and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. As yet his body has not been re-
covered.
EXTRA SPRINKLERs.- Street Commissioner
Davis keeps two street sprinklers on hand te
take the place OF any not being used in com.
pliancs with contract, and the pay for work
done by them will be deducted from con.
tractors fees. Those living in any section Of
the city where there may be neglect upon the
part OF the sprinkler will probably find q
quick solution Of the matter by notifying the
Street Commissioner.
ARRESTED on SUseIuoN.-Last evening
officer Jackson arrested Joe Sprout, aged
about - years, on suspicion of having stoler
a silver watch and oroide chain, which he wa:
offering for sale about town. The watch ane
chain are at police headquarters. This is tbs
same by who was recently convicted Of
stealing Morris Haley's lead pipe, and fol
which lie served term in the County Jail.
FBEIeHT MOVEMENTS loads of freight
were received yesterday as follows: Two o.
barley OF doors and sash, . of lumber, o.
car materials, l of wool, of ice, of lime, ]
of granite, of sacks, of cattle, of coal
The following car loads were shipped over.
land East One of wine, 9 of vegetables. !
of malt, Of coffee, Of wool, OF iron. Of
sugar, of merchandise and of salmon.
PERsoSAL.-J. Z. Crooks OF Benicia wa.
in the city yesterday and went to Red Bluff
Colonel Julian McAllister, commandant at
Benicis Barracks, was in the city yesterday
and left on the Oregon train in the afternoon
Robert Miller Of Colusa was in town yester
day Leopold Goodman and II. NJ. Reed o
New York are at the Arcade; G. A. WassoI
of San Francisco is at the Golden Eagle.
WoMEEs STRIPED HOSE, in case lots a
l2g cents per pair, now open at Red House