Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DlEhNlaNDAoG Itt-I phls ltO toi4ONlb5
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
case butts, II cases axes, 2 cases mattocks, L
case hatchets, 2 cases sledses, 2 cases hard
ware, 2 bundles castings, 10 bundles fork
handles, 2 cases saws 8 rolls leather; Baker
& Hamilton, 81 coils cordsge, s bales betting !;
Terry Memory, cases drugs, cases OIL !;
Bell & Kolliker, case perfumely; Geo. U.
Bates, = cases harvester repairs; Charles
Heinrich. cases and l tub cheese, box
sausage James I. Felter & Co., 2 cases cigars !;
Continental Oil and Transportation Company,
l tank oil Lindley & Co., 10 barrels whisky,
2 casks prunes, / package and q bales to-
bacco, 10 cases maple syrup; w. i. Peterson,
. cases chocolate r. N. Flint, l bicycle l
bundle attachments G. w. Rapp & Co, L
case crackers; Standard Oil Company, l car
load oil j. G. Davis, II cases walnut stock
Adams, Mcneil & Co. 20 kits hsh, kegs,
10 boxes and Is packages tobacco; WHITTIER,
Fuller & Co., 3 cases holdings Alderman Y
Co.. 1 cask glassware; Central Psclilc kaii-
road Company, l case hardware, case steel;
FL. A. Weaver, l box paper; Mebius Co.,
8 packages tobacco; Billingsley Co., l sack
corks, bundles Irvine; W. A. Y. ).
Houghten, l box paper; M. 9. Hawley q
Co., 3 bundles betting; Hall, Luhrs 4 Co, 2
packages tobacco; w. 0. Thrailkill, l box
dental goods.
Police COURT. the Police Court yes
terday, William Broderick, accused of petit
larceny, was tried and discharged. Eddie
johnson, disturbing the peace, and j. Muir
ply, same charge, cases continued till to-day.
E. Sheehy, violating health ordinance, dis
] of hay abate6
the nuisance. All Toy and All Sam, same
charge, discharged for want of prosecution;
= Lucien, disturbing the peace, continued
till the 9th Charles Virgin, drunk, for
feited S. deposit. Jerry Craven, exposure OF
person on the Capitol grounds, continued till
tomorrow. All Come, petit larceny, found
guilty of stealing Sc opium pipe, fined $50
and costs. A list of DRINKS were disposed OF
as follows: Michael Heath, forfeited deposit
of s. and left mo. T." the same Lizzie
Wilcox, same; T. Crow tIndianl fined $40
and costs; Frank Catferty, 81 and costs, and
Dick Rivers, found lying in the middle OF
the alley back of Western Hotel yesterday
morning, dead drunk. fined $40 and costs.
Exposure OF PERsoN.-Y Yesterday in tie
Police Court fellow rejoicing in the name
of Jerry Craven was arraigned upon charge
of indecent exposure of his person. The de-
fense. however, were not ready for trial, and
asked and was granted continuance until
tomorrow. It seems that having no better
occupation the craven wretch occupied his
time in making a disgusting exhibition of
himself in the Capitol Park in the presence
of ladies and little children. He will have
an opportunity, doubtless, to discuss the
beauties of the chain-gang with his Honor
Judge Henry this morning.
IEcoRPoRATIoNs.--Ar of incorpora-
ton have been fled with the Secretary of
State Of the Union Consolidated Mining
Company. to carry on general mining busi-
ness in the Bodie mining district, Cal. The
Directors are c. p. Chapman, w. ID. Secor
and l. L. Loud, the capital stock Is u 2U,-
GOO. Also, the Sycamore Consolidated Min
ing Company. The principal place Of bust
ness is in San Francisco. the capital stock
SlG0. 600, and the Directors are as follows
james Teaff, S. H. Mather, G. Z. Gillett, G.
German and \. l.. Byron.
OBSTRUCTION TO STREET LAMPS. = Ere
auent complaints are being made to the police
in reference to trees within the city, the
limbs upon which are allowed to grow down
around street lamps in such manner as to
entirely obstruc5 the light except imme-
diately underneath. If owners of trees which
are thus depriying the public OF full benefit
from the lamps will promptly attend to them,
the trimming will no doubt be done with
saving of trouble and much more satisfactory
to the owners than if left to be looked after
by the authorities.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday of wheels, 8 Of steel rails, of
lumber, of lime, of fruit, of wheat, l of
lath, l Of wood, l of coal. l of wagons.
Through carloads were sent eastward as fol-
lows % of wool, l of rags, of canned
goods { of merchandise, Of fruit, Of pota-
toes, / of onions. of abalone shells, l OF
Quicksilver, IL OF coke, of hides, / of malt,
l of leather, of ore, OF salmon, OF coal oil.
THE NEw FREIGHT DEPoT.-The founda-
ton of that part Of the new freight depot
lying north Of the south line of j street will
be completed to-day. The delivery of tim
Der aud lumber to be used in the building
was commenced yesterday, when several car
loads were received. a large force Of sarpen-
tiers have arrived from Oakland ard will to-
day commence the erection of the framework,
under the superintendence of Frank S. Dent,
foreman Of construction.
Board OF Equalization. The assessment
roll was yesterday turned over to the Clerk OF
the Board of Equalization. All who are dis
sati6ed with the Assessors valuations can
now have a chance to ask reduction, pro.
vided always they apply TO the Board Of
Equalization in proper season.
ALARM BELL REPAIRED.-The alarm bell
az the fre-hose truck: house on Fifth street
has beeuout OF repair and striking irregularly
for the week past, but wax yesterday over
hauled and test alarms afterwards turned in
were correctly given.
NEW CITIZEN. Yesterday John Conrad, a
native OF Germany, was admitted to citizen
ship upon the production of his certificate of
honorable discharge from the United States
army and the testimony of +. w. Smith and
A II. Rott.
CAMPING PARTY RETURNED.-T camping
party consisting of J. NJ. Haight and wife
and +. C. Arnold and wife have returned
from their tour TO the Big Trees and Yo-
semitic, and report most enjoyable thirty
day trip.
SOUTHERN PAcrIc.-Every one at the rail-
road shops is as busy as it is possible to be.
Recently orders were received to build for
use upon the Southern Pacific Railroad thirty
four cars, and for the present work IS plenty
TAKEN EAsT.-Depuiy United States Mar
shall Brown passed through the city en- route
for Detroit on Sunday, having in charge g
man by the name of Chapman, who was ar
rested in Arizona on charge of murder.
Din NOT MEEr. - The Board Of City
Trustees did Lot meet yesterday on account
Of the absence of Trustees Turner and John
son. Wednesday the Board will meet at 10
o'clock a. i. to transact business.
TRADE MARKs.-Wm. Ward & Co, of
San Francisco, have fled their claim to the
trademarks sold Cabinet" cold Ken
t1cky.a " Old Monogram and Golden
Wedding Bourbon WHISTLES.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board of
Supervisors met at 10 A. N. yesterday, but
transacted no business, except allowing two
or thres small bills.
THE finest line of summer silks to be found
in the city, in checks, stripes and mixed black
and white. from 80 cents up Dress Goods
Department, Mechanics Store.
WE have just opened to-day twenty cases
of our Gilman Pioneer working boots, Only
50. Red House.