Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-02

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J. r. Patterson. Time of game-Two hours and ff-
teen minutes
CRY LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following is
the Librarians report of the city Free Ii
brazy for last week, together with state
ment Of the books and periodicals now in
cluded in the catalogue: Number of books
given out during the week, S34 average num-
Der per day. 119; number of books of fiction
drawn. CTS; history, 81 /; biography, 10
travels, 81 general literature, y poetry and
drama, 10 =; religious 8; science and art, 26 :
number of works of fiction, 678; number of
other works, $50; percentage of other works
than fiction, 10: average daily attendance OF
readers, - Number of books in Library,
6.10j. Fiction and juvenile, 1.534 history
507: biography, 40; travels, 303 politics
and Government reports, 81; newspapers
and magazines, $50; religious works, 192 !;
miscellaneous literature 651; poetry and
drama, $40; science and arts, 523 !; books Of
reference, 1919.
INconPoRATIoN.-Artic of incorporation
were on Saturday filed in the Office of the
Secretary Of State Of the Santa Monica and
Les Alamos Chute Landing Company. The
purposes of the company are to construct,
conduct and maintain a wire chute landing
at Point Morlito, in Santa Barbara county,
for shipping and landing of freight. Head
quarters of company at Point Morrito, and
the present Directors are Paul Bradley,
a. w. Cox. John Il. Norris, +. S. Brown
and J. w. florence. CAPITAL stock, $40 600,
divided INTO shares Of $50 each.
CRY PAYMENTS. The following sums have
been paid into the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, January 31st: By w. c.
Farnsworth, cemetery dues, S1G1 80; r. ID.
SERVER, water rates. 81, 81 %; \. A. Kid.
der. harbor dues, $40; w. A. Henry, Court
fines, Si7 so; Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses,
S4O1 IS. dog licenses, S3S 49, street assess
ments, 81. 327 6S; E. II. Mckee, money for
school fund and sale of material, So, 400 81.
Total, IS, 953 50.
GARDENER or CAPITOL GRoUNDs.-The con-
test for position of Gardener for the Capitol
grounds. which has been of an interesting
character. and engaged in warmly by apph-
cants and their friends for some time past,
was on Saturday brought to a close by the
appointment Of f. KGnz to that position,
and Charles Cullin, John Marty, Eugene Z
Grubbs and Edward Dosh rs assistants. The
appointments take effect from the LIST OF the
present month.
PAID TO THE STATE.-Secretary OF State
Burns on Saturday turned over to the State
the fees of his Office for January, which
amounted to 81 ,072 so; also S104, received
from his predecessor in office. as receipts from
the sale of old carpets A. Townsend. Trea-
surer of Tehama county, made his settlement
with Controller Kenfeld, and paid S25, 205 so
to the State.
FREIGHT MovsHESTs.-There were sent
East during the past two days car loads Of
wool, l OF fans, of merchandise, 2ef salmon.
9 Of barley, and of quicksilver. There were
received here car loads of lumber, of
wheat, l Of wine, 5 of barley, of material,
Ia OF wood, 1 of hides. of iron, If sun
dries, of wheels, of oil, and l of nails.
GRAIN CLEANER.-Nash & Cuts, of this
CITY. have made recent improvements in grain
cleaners, and, as protection, have filed claim
to a trademark consisting of $ The improved
Nash & Cuts grain cleaner" and having a
cnt Of the mill at each end of the stencil.
TRUSTEES ELBcTED.-Siloam Lodge, No.
90. G. T., at its regular meeting held
lat Saturday evening, elected as Trustees
Ssorge B. Katzenstein, j. Mason Haight
and Robert Cooke for the ensuing year.