Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-04
SUPERVISORS, JUSTICES AND cor
STABLES.

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STABLES.
The following votes were cast for Super
viscrs in the respective districts. In none of
the districts, except the First. Second, Fifth
and Sixth, did the Democrats run candidates,
and in the Sixth Davis ran independent:
First District-Dreman Or Ais, Stein
man 3D. $50.
Laughlin ID ass, Hopley (G.) Is.
Third Di,triet-Blair Or $50.
Fourth District-Butler (R) 353, Greer
DYE.
Fifth District-Merkley (R) 300, Bailey
% 2l5.
Sixth District-christy (R.) 19l, Meredith
d. 126, Davis (I.) II.
Seventh District-Beckley (R.) 276, Fugit
D.)1.
The following votes were cast for Justices
of the Peace: Aistan q, Terrill II. Astil
7, Arnold 90, Wade SO, Grimshaw 95, Daily
80, Anderson 100, Sheldon 1863, Reuter- "a,
Murphy 70, Foster SO, Pugle %, Moore pa,
Lufkin SO. Osborn 90, Stephenson 43, Mills
AZ, Oakley II, Sims l, Runyon 1, Spooner Al,
Atchinson As, Perkins 10. Randolph 40, Nc
Kinstry AZ, Smith IL, Short SO, Russell 80,
johnson AZ, Poole GA. Towne 81, Knott 81,
Galloway 1,915, Alexander 1,960, Gilmer
2,576, Coggins 2,571, Tubbs 2,524
The following vote was cast for Constables:
Swift 1882, Medley 2574, Bromagin %,
Young 20, Darlington 81, Jones AZ, Everson
strong 103, Heb %, Hawley s. Aistan 3S, Won
Maren 49, Berkeley GA, Gilbert 5, Rlorm LAG,
Dalrymple A, Muller q, Morgan 80, Hubhs
80, Butler As, Macomber 80, Beckley g.
Mas 70, Shannon 9, Kimble 40, Miiroy %,
Wautlan 2, Wagner ~, Tavenier 60, Burick
II, Lincoln 40, Ruman %, Brown 43, Jordan
Al, SPRINGFIELD 49, Cooper %, Philips 3, ODER
80. Lamb z
For Police Judge of Sacramento, Justice
Haines received 2, 545 votes and We're cast
for Judge Henry, who disclaimed being in
the contest.
| The vote for and against making the
American river bridge free, by its purchase,
| stood: For 1641. against 402
| The county officers nominated by the Re-
| publicans received the vote cast Tor the Re
| publican Assembymen, with few varia-
tons. The Democrats ran no ticket against
| them, holding it to be unnecessary under the
| recent decision of the Supreme Court, and
! that to place their candidates on their ticket
might invaiid4te their electoral and legisla-
tive ticket
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
LIST Holman, Stanton & Co., 10 cases axes,
80 spools wire; c. Heinrich, case smoked
| sausage; w. +. Knights, 3 meat choppers
Lindley & CO., 20 butts tobacco; T. NJ
Schwamb, boxes brackets Mary s. Con-
gar, bale yarn; r. Stone Il Co., S boxes
hardware Hall, Luhrs & Co, 65 boxes cod
fish III. q. Kirk & Co., 8 cases perfumery
Booth q Co., g packages, 10 caddies, 10 butts
tobacco; Ben Cohen, l roll carpet; r tn
frl1 Rroc chi M, ~ G,.,.th
l case personal effects; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., 200 kegs nails, 81 plates sheet
iron, IA bundles hoes, 2 boxes hardware; w.
ID. ComstOck. 3 cases chairs Waterhouse &
Lester, crates spokes.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court yes
| terday, the case of w. f. Peterson, charged
with disturbing the peace, was dismissed for
want of prosecution. George Kline, a drunk,
was discharged. The case of = Rivett, dis
turbing the peace, was dismissed for want of
prosecution. No. cell" drunk, forfeited
| deposit of 81 So 7. f. Mcmahon, common
drunk, case continued till 10th instant. Ma
jor Cannon, disturbing the peace, pleaded
guilty and fined S25 and costs commitment
withheld on condition that he leave tie city
by IL o'clock yesterday. Tom Cox, drunk,
pleaded guilty and fined 500 and costs; com,
mitment withheld on condition that he leave
tae city by o'clock p NJ. yesterday. The
Court then adjourned.
CoMMERoIAL.-The San Joaquin No. 2
came up from San Francisco yesterday with
the barge Grand Island, both loaded with
general merchandise. The San Joaquin No.
2 returns to the Bay to-day with the barge
Butte City, loaded with grain. The steamer
Harriet passed up from the Bay for the upper
Sacramento, with the barge Rosalind, both
light. The steamer Daisy, with the barge
II. G. Miller, both light passed up also the
steamer G. NJ. Small, with the barge Marys-
vile, fer Fremont, both light. The Neponset
departed for above. The G. NJ. Small re-
turned from above with the barge Hope,
loaded with grain.
WASHINGTON ScHooLs.-Siuce the burn.
ing of the schooi-house in Washington the
two schools taught by B. i. Howard and
Miss Kittie G. Gray have been suspended.
The primary school taught by Miss L, A.
Seeley In another building was ne. interfered
with by the fire, and has continued in session
as usual Arrangements have been made by
which the other schools will be resumed neat
Monday. Hanson Hall in the Washingtol
Hotel has been rented and partitilned into
two rooms, and will be occupied until such
time as new school building shall be pro-
vided.
FREIGHT MovENENTs.-The following car
loads of freight have been received in this
city since last report: l of oil, of nails,
of wool, of hides, 4 of lumber, 8 of wheat, l
of scrap iron, of car material, thrashing
machine. of sepsrators, l of raisins, 4 of
lumber, of wood, tanks of OIL of canned
fruit, of merchandise, of oil, Of agricult
ural implements, l of wheels, of posts, 1
of apples, l Of iron, of hay, l of grapes, 5
| of salmon, l of beans, 2 of sugar, 2 of mer-
chaudise, l of quicksilver, of barley.
HEARD FROM AGAIN.-Jack Dowd, re.
Gently an emigrant from this city, has been
heard from, and is just now serving out
couple of brief sentences for some crooked
ness at Salt Lake, the sum of which will
| furnish him with winter quarters for 149
days 1t does not seem to make any differ
ence where Jack goes there is always an
opening ready for him, and he seldom fails
to find it.
RESIDENCE BURGLARIzED.-The residence
of n. n. Denton, No. 1911 II street, was
visited by burglars on Sunday evening last,
and valuable watch and jewelry taken. En-
trance was effected by turning the back door
key with burglars nippers from the outside
IL has got so that there is no safety in leaving
keynote outdoors without paddock on it.