Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

charge OF the Court without argument, or TO
be limited to two hours each in reviewing the
testimony. The latter was finally agreed to
aud recess was taken until O'clock. At
the evening session arguments were made by
District Attorney Buckley and H. Starr for
the people, and s. S. Holl and G. I. Jones for
the defense, which were closed at 11:15. The
Court in charging the jury briefly referred to
the principal points of the testimony and law
upon issues raised during the trial. At halt
past IL the jury retired, and after an absence
of fifteen minutes returned with a verdict OF
6 not guilty"
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Tho following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th aud 18th instants: For Locke & Laven-
son, rolls carpet; L. Greer & Co., bbls
and box baking powder, l box mustard
G. ". Ghesley & Co., 5 bbls whisky; Geo.
G. Mitigate, l box emigrant goods; Baker &
Hamilton, 4 boxes plowshares; s. Dwyer,
bbls whisky A. Dennery & Co., l cask
vases, l cask magolica ware Hall, Luhrs &
Co., 2 boxes citron; Weinstock & Lubin,
sases shoes, l case hats J. G. Davis. l box
upholstered goods; S. j. Nathan Il Co,
boxes hats; r.. II. Davis, bundle veneers
Booth & Co.. 20 boxes tobacco; j. j. Spie-
ker, 2 boxes drugs; j. H Morrison & Son,
box stoneware; w. D. Comstock, ID boxes
chairs; f. II. l.. Weber, l wire basket,
boxes florida water, box drugs; j. S.
Trowbridge, 2 boxes drugs, box bird food, 3
boxes sponge A. Walther, l wire basket, l
box bottles, l box chloride lime, box sponge,
boxes drues, l box glassware, l box cod
liver oil !: r. Stone & Co., l bale blankets, l
box saddlery; H. Fisher, barrel cocoanut;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 2 bbls hard
ware 5 cases pick handles, 6S dozen shovels.
COMMERCIAL. = Since last report the
steamer Pioneer departed for the upper Sac.
nento With barge, light Tie San Joaquin
No. came down with -four. with barge L.
8. Allen loaded with grain and bran, con.
sigsed for San Francisco. The San Joaquin
also returned up the river loaded with mer-
chsnGise, towing the barge Granger, also
loaded with merchandise and lumber. The
steamer Flora departed for Geuns ranch,
loaded with merchandise, and towing barge
Governor Hayes, loaded with lumber and
merchandise for same destination. The
stegnaer Ceres came down light, with barge
Lizzie Patterson, loaded with grain. She
also returned up the river with barge Rosa
lind, both light. The steamer c. NJ, Small,
from San Francisco, passed for MarYsgille,
loaded with merchandise. San Joaquin No,
. came up with barge Mary Ellen, loaded
with coal from New York landing for Pi-
oneer Mills.
ANOTHER BURGLARY. The room over the
Pacific Oyster House, on street, between
Seventh and Eighth, was burglarized on last
Wednesday evening, and fine new suit of
clothes aud an overcoat taken, belonging to
Adam Damn. Entrance was gained from
the font awning, by cutting away a mos
quito bar and raising the window, after which
the outer door was unlocked with key OBJ
t.iped in some manner from another part of
the building. Il was known ut the time that
the room had been broken into, but the cloth
ing was not missed until yesterday, when
wanted for an extra occasion.
IKE CHURCH LUNCHES The season of
lunches aad entertainments given by the
ladies of the Congregational Church last
week was closed on Saturday. The attend
anoe on the last day was large. Rev. DIR.
Dglneil and family who returned on Satur-
day morning from three months absence at
the East, were present, and greeted with
most cordial welcome by their numerous
friends. Tue total receipts from lunches and
entertainments during the days and evenings
they were held amounted to upwards of 1850,
being sufficient to meet the purposes for
which the effort was made.
The CHuRoHEs.-The usual services were
held in all the city churches yesterday except
the Congregational, which is still closed by
reason of repairs being made. Rev. DR..
Dwinell spoke in the lecture.rooui in the
forenoon. giving report of the Congrega-
tional National Churches recently held ct
St. L2uis. Rev. j. w. Osborn, of Rochester,
II. Y, supplies the Calvary Baptist pulpit
for the present. All the ether churches were
addressed by their regular pastors.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-T following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday: Thirty-eight of wood, Of oil, l
of iron, 8 of coal, Is of lumber, 4 OF agricuit-
urAi elements, of wheat, of steel rails,
of granite, l of water-pipe. 2 Of beer and l
of household goods. Through car. loads were
also forwarded East: Ten of barley, II of
wool. l Of hides, of beans and dried fruit,
of hops, of wine and of merchandise.
INCORPORATION has been fled
with the Secretary of State the certificate of
incorporation of the Havilah Telephone Com
many. to construct and operate telephone
line between Hayilah and Caliente, Kern
county. Principal place of business, Ha-
vilah. Trustees Charles +. Sherman, D.
l.. Reese, S. d. Thurston, Martin Walsh, d.
w. Walser, Walker Rankin and Il. B. Love.
Capital stock 81 500, in $500 shares.
CRY FREE LIBRARY.-The following is the
report of the City Free Library for the past
week: Number of books issued during the
week. 77S. OF these COL were fiction and
Juvenile books, Is history, 10 biography, %
travels % general literature. 10 poetry and
drama, q theology, ID science and art. Per-
ceutaee of fiction and Juvenile books, s.
1nu IN.
age number of readers per day, o..
POLICE ARTISTS. Arrests were made in
this CITY Saturday and yesterday, as follows !;
Mollie Adams, for exhibiting her person for
p1,rpase of entieing. by officer Ferral; a. G.
Sittin and John Kelley. battery, by local
officer Csfferty; James Mokayel, doing
scnyenger work in the day time, by othcer
Cauubell: Antonio Fountain, disturbing the
pesca, by officer Jackson.
CRY PAYMENTS following smounis
vera paid into the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, November 20:h; ". {.
Fsrnsworth, cemetery dues. So Il. u.
SrTivs,. water ratss. SS4S: n. a.
Kiader' hsrbor dues, SIT 50: w. \: Henry.
Police Court fines, S1I1 George A. futhain,
city licenses, S513 II; street assessments,
$50. Total, Sl.551 ".
OFFICIAL BoND FmED.-Josiah Pool of
ISe,on has fled his official bond IS Notary
Public. with a. Aiken and Hart L. Smith
as sureties in the sum Of St, 000 each.
Trade MARK.-A Mason Smith has fled
with Ehe Secretsryof State his claim 10 the
trademark g Mexican" as appended to " a
hair preparation or wash.
LADIES, you can save money BY buying
yoar millinery goods at the Red House.
ooMFoRTERs AND BLANKETS are cheap at
the Red House.
FoR MILLINERY GooDs, go to the Red
House.