Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., box
castings, 30 kegs horse shoes, barrel rig
ging; Van Heusen Il Huntoon, 3 boxes fur
niture Terry McSIorrsy. 2 boxes ieorice, 1
box trusses; Adams, Mcneil & Co, 2 pack
ages and 10 bales Tobacco Mebius & Co. 10
bales tobacco Hall, Luhrs & Co., 20 bales
tobacco; 4 Dennery & Co. barrel glass
ware; q. Thompson & Co., barrels syrup /;
II. q. Kirk Il Co, II boxes ard key drugs,
l barrel bottles; 2. Graves, l case household
goods; Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing
Compar. 2 car wagons; G. 2. r r. Company,
20 bales waste, l hogshead and l cask Ian
terms; Batchelder, Van Guslder & Co., car
harrows w. D. Comstock. boxes fCrniture
Passed on the 10lh: For Huntington, Hop
kins & Co, u engine tires, 10 boxes carriage
bolts; Locke & Lavenson, box window
shade rollers Liadley & Co., 20 barrels and
z tierees hams, u cases bacon +. Gehring,
l box hardware; w. A. & C. S. Houghtop,
/ case books r. Stone & Co., cases hard
ware; A. j Leslie, boxes household goods;
E. A. Beardsted, l box household goods
c. P. r. R. Co.. 125 bundles galvanized iron,
3 hogsheads headlights w. D. Colnstock, 2
boxes marble, 8 boxes cane seat chairs, Ia
tbANo Shati SobCH "a q 10,
2 barrels syrup; II. @. Kirk & Co., boxes
drugs; Hobby & Smith, l hogshead and l
cask esrthenware; Adams, Mcneil & &C.,
40 kits and ID half barrels fish, s barrels,
half barrels and 240 kegs syrup; Henry Eek
hardt l case metallic cartridge shells; Con-
tinental Oh and Transportation Company, l
tank oil.
FoLsoM SPORTING CLUB.-The Folsom
Spcrtus IS Club held its annual meeting
Friday evening. a discussion WIS had as to
whether members should be ALLOW e | to vote
by proxy in the election Of officers. Tie
Chair ruled that they could not. 4 motion
was adopted instructing the Committee On
Amendments to the Clu5's bylaws to inc7r-
pOrate a clause permitting voting By proxy
when the proxy is instructed to vote for a
specified obj5ct. The following were elected
officers for the ensuing year: DR.. Dufant,
President; c. Chapman, Vice-Prt silent Ed.
Christy, Treasurer; j. ii. Wallace, Secre-
tary, and Peter wager Steward. Messrs.
Eeklon, Burnham and Hailen, Directors The
Club, with view to bringing in more of the
social to its meetings, decided to give all oys-
ter supper on New Years evening, at which
each member is to bring as many lady friends
as he choose. Messrs Halen, Burnham ard
Ecklon were appointed a committee to take
SbS p lSI Bt-tiuS VI ~ Hlatcll, III WHICH LIit
Sacramento Club would join, and to report
at the next regular meeting, to be held on the
first Friday mseting in January. The Club
now consists OF eighteen active and two hon
orary members.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court on
Saturday, J. w. Findley, charged with in
decent exposure of person, was found guilty
and viii receive judgment to-day. The case
against him fer vagrancy WAS dismissed.
Charles Yates was tried and found guilty Of
disturbing the peace, and discharg ed with a
reprimand. John jackson, a drunk, was
discharged. Ed, Gaines pleaded guilty of
assault to do great bodily harm. and will be
sentenced to day. VIM. Wii!iams, charged
with same ofense, was discharged, upon hear
ing Of the case. The cases of Mrs. Ellen
Regain, Ed. Regain, j. Daley ard Thomas
Nolan, fer disturbing the peace, aud. Mrs.
Daley two chaIges), Mrs. Regain, Ellen
Regain, for battery, constituting a neighbor-
hood row, were continued until the 2lst in
slant and the case of perjury against George
III. FAIR was continued again until the 9th
day OF February next, at which time it is
expected TO be beard unless the witnesses or
defendant sooner end the matter by dying
from old age.
TuMBLER SLKIGHr-oF HAND.-The L-street
tumblsr-throwing case was before the Police
Court on Saturday, when it was found that
the ARRAY occurred while the woman called
1.-Two Two Johnny" William Williams and
Ed Gaines, were seated around table drink
ing. A row sprung up between Gaines and the
woman, whereupon he threw the glass at her,
which struck her on the forehead and was
broken in pieces, and severe wound made,
as heretofore stated He pleaded guilty, and
will receive the judgment of the Court to-
day. Williams was discharged.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
load. of freight were yesterday received in
this city Twenty five of coal, of machin-
cry, of varnish, l of water pipe, 2 of syrup,
2 of oil, Of lumber, l of doors and sash, / of
Hour, l OF wine. l of axles, l of wheels, II Of
wood, l Of polished granite, Of granite
blocks, l OF ore, l of canned Germ. Through
car loads were shipped East also: Thirteen of
wool, Is of barley, of merchandise, of
beans, Of sugar, Of coal oil, l of nails and
l of salmon.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
have been made since last report: Louis
Meyers, for a violation of the hack order, by
special officer Brissell; Patrick Quigley,
drunk, by local officers Karcher and Ost-
wa!dt; Frank Kennedy and Charles Wolf,
battery, BY the same officers: All Qua, grand
larceny, by Ulcers Campbell and Coffee !;
VIM Casey, vagrancy, by officer Carroll; +.
Watchhorst alleged battery upon China.
woman, by LEGAL officer Coffee.
Cry PAYAESTs.-The following amounts
were paid into the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, December 11th: w. C.
Farusworth. cemetery dues. sS7 25; r. d.
SERVER, water rates, 81 OBS 20; n. A.
rent at library building, S137 so; w. a.
Henry, Police Court fines, SCI George A.
Putnam, city licenses, S503 81; street as
sessments, s13 %. Total, S1,792 %.
APPOINTED NorARIEs.-The Governor on
Saturday ap2ointed Notaries Public as fol-
lows: E. D. Edwards for the county of
Fresno, vice self, term expired g. WipcheH,
Gibsonville. Sierra county, vice self, term ex-
pired n c. Briggs, HOLSTER, San Benito
county. vice self, term expired; Charles
Aiken Highland Precinct, Santa Cruz
county; G.. c. Ross. Redwood City, San
Mateo county, reappointment.
CoEMERcIAL.-Sincela last report the steamer
Harriet, with the barge Rosalind, passed up.
both light, The c. NJ. Small, with the barge
Hope. went to Marysville with merchandise.
The Harriet returned yesterday with the
barge H. Q. Miller, loaded with grain for be-
low.
RECEPTION AND BANQUET. Athens Lodge,
F. and A. II, of Davisvilie. are to give
grand reception, ball and banquet at that
place on the evening of the 10Th instant, at
which q large number of members of the
Order from this city are expected to attend.
CORNER Ninth AND K STREETs.-See
Hale's new advertisement
The LEADING LINE oil pebble goat, button
shoes 81 80 per pair. G. H. Stevens & Co..
SILK HASDKREoHIEFs for 25 cents, at L.
Bien's, Eighth and streets.