Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-13

MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden ON the
9th and 10th: Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
$50 iron channels, Sc plates boiler iron, 131
plates steel, &C shapes steel, rs boxes nails, 4
cases hardware, boxes copper rivets; DIV.
Earl 90 steel shoes, 20 steel dies Central
Pacific Railroad Company, 1000 car springs,
30 barrels engine oil, 5 boxes lamps; +. b.
Taylor, 80 barrels spirits; +. Ruhstaller, .
barrels beer S. Lipman, box dry goods;
Hall, Luhrs & Co., % boxes fish: ID. +.
Whitney, boxes clothing; IL. a. Weaver
bundles paper R. Stone, 2 boxes hardware,
l box saddlery Billiugsley Il Co., cases
brushes Gus. LaveusOn, l case glass sign;
II. C. Smith, 2 boxes stationery; Booth
Co., 20 boxes fish John Breuner, cases
furniture, 6 cases finished marble; Ben Cohen,
4 boxes oilcloth w. d. Comstock, bundles
red stripes; Jones & Owens, boxes hard
ware; Painter & Schwamb, l box holdings;
H. S. Croker, l box hardware; Adams,
Mcneil Il Co., 1 case cigars; Continental
Oil and Transportation Company, car OF oil
CAUGHT AT LAsT.-Oficer Jackson and
Sergeant Melody of the San Francisco police
force, about II o'clock last night, arrested
Henry Whitehurt, alias Henry Potter. He
was the Treasurer of st. Marys Total Alb
stinence Society in San Fran cisco, and was
arrested on several charges of embezzlement.
He was charged with having forged orders
on the Hibernia Bank for 81, 43O, nearly the
full amount of the deposits OF the society
which he represented, and when arrested he
gave bonds in the sum of $4,000, which he
! forfeited by leaving the city. He went to
Sutro but the officers chased him away, and
then he tried the effect of the Bodie climate.
Not finding it congenial, however, he took his
departure lust In advance of the Sheriff. He
had been ia Sacramento but few days and
was employed as cook at the City Hotel. He
leaves for visit to his friends at the Bay
to-day.
INAUGURAL BALL COMMITTEE.
meeting of the Inaugural Ball Committee
was held last evening at Judge Denson's Of
fee, and all arrangements for the compll-
mentary ball to be rendered to Governor
| Perkins this evening were completed Inc
appointments for the occasion are most am
| pie and nothing has been neglected or spared
! to make it an entire success. A request
| from the Matron of the Protestant Orphan
| Asylum. that she and two young ladies OF
| the Asylum be granted admission to the bali,
as spectators, was, on motionsgranted.
APPOINTED AND .CoNFIRMED.-The Gov
ernor Yesterday appointed A. L. Rhodes to
be Regent of the State University, vice Cas-
serly, resigned; w. H. L. Barnes to be
| Mai6r-General Of the National Guard OF
/ California, vice Il. j. Lewis, resigned and
/ W. Il. McNutt of San Francisco, Wallace
| Everson of Alameda, Jacob H. Netf OF
I Placer, 4. c. Chapman of Butte. and A. T.
1 Whitney OF Sonoma, to be State Prison d.
rectors. As soon as the appointments We're
made they were sent the Senate and unan-
imously confirmed,
TAKEN IN-Last night clearinghouse on
Third street. between L and NJ, was robbed
of fine pair of blankets and a suit of
clothes. The officers were led to believe that
some men having rooms near by were the
burglars. and they were arrested late in the
night. jim White was arrested by officer
! Woods and local officer Cafferty, and j. w.
Peck and VIM. Robinson were arrested by
officers Eldred and Frazee.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday All Sing, for petty larceny,
by citizen Maginnis Jim White. for burg
lary. by officer Woods and local officer Nc
Cafferty J. W. Peck and William Robin
son, for burglary, by officers Eldred and
Frazer.
On TIME-The road is now clear and all
trains are running on time. In the mountains
the weather is. clear and cold, and no fears
are entertained of further trouble at present.