Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LG1StE ttN HAs-t0ENSEs
PERSONAL Captain A. d. Wood, P. G..
w. C. T., of Vallejo, .and formerly of .Sacra-
mento is attending the Grand Lodge of their
Order, now in session in this city; also,
Jesse Yarnell, from Los Angeles, editor of
the Rescue. Mrs. Joseph Hahn and children
have returned from their summering in Napa
valley. James G. Fair and Henry Rosener
passed through to the Bay. Hon. Henry
he spoke last night. Hon. J. g.
Boggs and family went to Colusa. Ben
Steinman leaves for Ogden to-day to meet his
family, who have been spending the past
three months at the East. Prison Director
J. III. Neff went down to San Quentin yes
terday. Mrs j. A. Fillmore came up night
before last and met her two sisters from the
East at this point and returned with them
yesterday to the Bay. Edwin Messe. of the
firm of Buckow & Co., of this city, has gone
East upon business trip connected with the
house, but upon his return will be accom-
panied by bride from Michigan, to whom
he will be married tomorrow. Mrs Clara
Foltz, of San Jose, passed through for Lin
coin yesterday afternoon, where she spoke
last evening. Frank Maskey also went to
Chico to attend the shooting tournament to
be held in connection with the District Fair.
BOARD OF SUFERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors resumed its session at 10 A. NJ.
yesterday, all the members present and Mr..
Wilson in the chair. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved. The following resolution
was offered by Mr.. Blair, and adopted {:
"That the order of this Board authorizing
the Oyerseer of Road District No. q to open
a road between the lands of Mr.. Kelly and
Mr.. Pierce is hereby rescinded." Mr.. Bailey
moved that the polling place of Precinct No.
., heretofore held at Haas, be changed to
Guthrie's station, which motion was adopted,
all voting in the affirmative but Mr.. Blair.
On motion Of Mr.. Beckley, the polling place
in Election Precinct No. 81 was changed from
Alabama School house to Clay station. The
rules were upon motion suspended, and the
claims of II. G.. Conway for 1913, and Felix
O'Neil for $780, were considered and allowed.
The Board then adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-
day.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
Sd: For S. Iipman & Co., IL bales cotton
batting; w. A. & C. S. Houghton, 2 boxes
books, 8 bundles paper, 5 boxes brushes j.
McConville. L box dry goods /; Fritz & Miller,
. boxes collins; II. g. Kirk & Co., 2 boxes
drugs; Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co., 30S kegs
and half kegs nails, 100 lf-dozen shovels !;
w ID. Comstock, box furniture; Lindley &
Co., 3 cases tobacco /; Weidmann & Hromada,
3 cases candy; r. Stone & Co., Z cases
saddlery, 8 sacks collars Z. S. Dennison,
bag nuts; Whittier, Fuller & Co., box
molding n. J.. Drew, casks cider.
Police CoUBT-In the Police Court yes
NJ D;.o, II - b,t ,,,,r
discharged on payment of costs. Michael
Daws, charged with embezzlement, was found
not guilty and discharged. Jim Brown, for
disturbance Of the peace, was fined So and
costs. The cases against George NJ. Farr, for
being q yagTant, disturbance OF the peace,
and grand larceny, were continued until the
Sth instant. VIM Grant, battery, and Mar
tin Ryan, mayhem, had their cases continued
till the 9th instant.
FREIGHT WORCESTERSHIRE following ca
loads of freight were received yesterday in
this city Nine of coal, l of buggies, 2 of
crude oil, / OF wagons, of nails, of wagon
materials, of barley, of wood, 8 of lum-
Der, OF canned fruit, l of bolts, 2 of cattle,
; Of wheat, / of hay. Through carloads East
were also forwarded: One of hops, / of
brandy and wine, of salmon, Q of barley, 2
OF merchandise, l of canned goods, of wool,
3 of fruit, Of bolts, of boraX.
LAVE OF AI;LFA.-The recent sand fill
ing By the Raj Dad Company at the west
side Of the Third-street extension across China
slough is nov receiving a top dressing of
about a foot in depth of sediment When
this Is completed and the surface leYeled, it is
to be solyn 70 alfalfa, and will be a delightful
change from former things. But how this
beautiful lawn of alfalfa will be set off with
the old pestilence- breeding rookeries and cess
pool IA the background
Two LADS ARRESTED. Two runaway lads
from Sau francisco were arrested yesterday
By officers Fsrral and Smith in this city. who
had lefE their homes on Sunday last, and had
armed themselves with boxes and brushes to
enter the boot polishing business to sustain
themselves 10 heir start out for life. Their
names are Abe Levy, IA years of age, and
Abe Fisaer, aged 10. They were taken to
tie Police station aud their parents notified.
PomCs ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made yesterday: Mary Tomlin, misde
meanor, by officer Ferral Mike johnson,
for vag7ancv, by officer Carroll No. cell,
drunk. By officer Ferral; Abe Fisher and Abe
Levy, runaway boys, by officers Ferral and
GSIlAksl -. lsAtIhOIlET. INSTRUMENTATION, ny
officer Smith; LATE Tomlin, for same, by
officer FeFral; Fred. Elliot, same, by officer
Frszee.
ADMITTED To CITIZENSHIP. In the Supe-
r;or Court yesterday John Robert Thomas,
native Of Wales, was admitted to citizenship
upon the testimony OF w. S. Runyon and
Mary X. Runyon also Hermann Klaus
mann, "A nstiye of Germany, was admitted to
citizenship on the testimony OF Frank Rub
staller and L. Schiller.
The RlvER-The steamer Yaruna came
down with the barge Denbigh Castle, both
loaded with grain, and steamer returned up
river with barge light. Steamer Dover
came down light with barge Garfield in tow,
having on 100 sacks of grain.
INCORPORATED The First Presbyterian
Church Of Orange, Los Angeles county, has
filed its cartifc tte Of incorporation with the
Secretary Of State. Trustees. o. Taylor,
Robert MoPl eIsor, M. r. Howard, II. D.
Young and Samuel Armor.
AoEkr.-TAe Mioesne Mining Company of
New York has fed with The Secretary of
State its certificate Of the appointment of
Frank Mclaughlin, of Olovhie, IS its agent
for Csiiraraia, on whoa process uay be
served 10 this etate.
BITTEN BY DoG.-Ihe two children of
conductor Q. Z. Allen. residing on Fourteenth
street. wer. severely bitten on Saturday by
neighbor's Dog. The dog was shot and killed
by Mr.. Allen upon the spot.
COMMISSIONERS. = Christopher .Diehl, for
Utah, TO reside at Salt Lake City. and SAM
uel L. May. 70. Illinois, to reside in Chicago,
have besa appointed Commissioners of Deeds
for California.
INGRAM CAgPLT from auction to-day, extra
heavy; price, one-half the usual price, only
80 cents. Do not fail to see it. Red House.
FRIKGEs. Corn TAssELs AND SPIKES made
to order 1t the shortest notice, az l.. Biens,
Eighth and streets.
SoS ErHIEG FoR EVERY DAY =" The
Orlod." Mechanics Store Hat Department
HAsusa's oAsoasA sAeaApA Brrrrss for habituA1