Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22
l0obI. INTELLIGENCE.

freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18TH For G. ". Locke, l bbl cider R.
Stone & Co., u bxs nails, 1 box saddlery. 4
bzs brushes, bundles enameled cloth Gus
Lavenson, 3 bxs shoes LindlsY & Co, e
butts tobacco, 80 b5ls hams II. C. Kirk
Co, ! box brushes; Thomas Harper box
boots and shoes; Billingsley & Co., l bb
ladies, l case potato Washers, l case lemon
squeezers / dozen sleeves; Adams, Mcneil d
Co, pags paper. box cigars; Huntington,
Hopkins 4 Co., 11S pieces 20 bundles iron
pipe, ~ bundles iron, 50 bundles, l22 bars
steel, 10 his hardware, l box, l cask chain, Is
pkgs axes, ? wheebarrows, Is wheels, "a side
boards, buudles backs; Continental Oil
Company, go cases oil /; H. Fraser, Sbundles
paper; Alderman d Co., SO bbls glass.
ware; q. z. Nathan, 2 bundles paper; j. I.
Hill, case carriage iron Baker & Hamil-
tor, 2 cases tools; A. Coolot, l box pipes
w. 4. Knights, meat choppers; Weinstock
4 Lubin, / case SHOES ; G. w. Rapp u Co., l
case crackers; S. Roth, L box hardware; G.
Z. Bush, . bxJ gas fixtures 4; Booth Co., 100
pals ana 10 pks tobacco.
RUSAwAY.-A runaway occurred yesterday
on j street. in which the horse indicated his
high toned bringing up by taking the side
walk on the south side of j at Tenth street
and following IL, with buggy attached, across
the square TO Eleventh, where it concluded
the romantic affair by running one of the
fore wheels against the corner aIning-post
This effsctuaily reduced the wheel to an
unacceptable heap, and broke the horse
loose from the buggy. It was caught and
placed ia the Central Stable, where in the
afternoon it was still waiting an owner.
During the trip Of the horse and buggy down
the walk pedestrians cleared the way by
hastily pluIging into the middle of the
street without waiting to argue the question
or offer any remOnstrarce.
PoucE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Charles Ryan, who had pleaded guilty
of sleeping in freight car, was discharged.
WIliam Smith. convicted of petit larceny,
was fnel SO and costs. Thomas Granny,
common drunk, was sentenced to term of
forty days IN the County Jail and its appli-
anees for such cases. The cases of battery
against J, ?. SaTs field Bridget AherD, P.W.
Martin, V. R3monetti and Mr.. Anthony
were continued until Thursday as was also
the burglary case against Jerry Foley. The
participants in a neighborhood disturbance
from Fourth and r streets, were heard, and
all discharged except Mrs. Regan, who was
found guilty OF disturbing the peace and
battery. and viii receive judgment to-day.
BOARD or SUPERy1soRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met yesterday forenoon, pur-
suant 90 adjournment. Minutes of the pre-
vions Meeting were read and approved. The
matter of the petition of G. w. Pearce ct al
Tor raR public highway in Road District
y o. y was, upon agreement of counsel, con-
tinuea u1tl January 6, 1881, at P. NJ. Also,
the hearing q petition of j. II. Wallace and
others for new highway in Road District
No. was continued until January 4, 1891
at same hour. Upon motion the claim Of J
". Ferguson for So was allowed and ordered
paid also 1892 Y to Henry Hebb for road
work IN District No. 43. Adjourned till II
A. N. to-day.
Sales YEsTERDAY.--The brick building
on the McManus lot, adjoining tn:
Court house, was yesterday sold by C. G
Brown for lie county, at public auction, fo
$3.50. H. s. Beals was the purchaser. TIT
lot on the opposite side of the street, whicl
was formerly purchased for the Hall o
Records site, was sold to John Tubbs 70
$1,000 Mr. Brown also sold yesterday TO
Sweetser & Alsjp the two-story frame dwell
lug house CT the northeast corner of Nine
teenth and j streets, to I. j. Clunie 70
5000
PERSONAL State Prison Directors Chap
man, Ssif and Eyerson, accompanied by Al
bert Gallatin, Joseph Steffens, w H. Mills
C. II. Cummings, Senator W. II. Brown o
III Dorado, and Superintendent r. H. Pratt
and J 3. Wright went to Folsom yesterday
1norHiug BY special train. They viaited tn,
State Prison, and returned to the city in tn
afternoon. Bishop Kip and wife, of San
Francisco, arrived from the East yesterda!
morning.
Work COMPLETED. The construction ant
repair works at the English break, about 81:
miles above Washington, has been completed
ard q ready for high water. 1t is said to b.
a hBe aud Substantial piece of work. Tn
measurements Of the new levee st Todhun
ter break has been made and contains
between % 900 and 5000 cubic yards. Tn
contract price for the work is sixteen and one
hal cents per yard.
OFFICIAL BONDS FLED-Bonds of offic'
have been fled with the Recorder as follows
BY l, NJ. Smith. Justice of the Peacs fo
Gait township, with Wesley Long and VIII
lam Long As sureties, in the sum of 81, 50t
each. By D. k. Springfield, Constable il
Dry Creek township, with j. K. McKinstr,
and Alfred Randolph, in the sum of s., 50t
each, as slreties.
Observation-Disclosures of incorporation
were yesterday fled of the Wood River Con
soidated Mining Company, to operate il
Idaho. Directors-W. II. Brown, Georg
H. Wagner, John L. Roruer, John Row
and r T. Bunker. Capital stock $40 600, 900
Mass MEET1NG.-A mass meeting of tn
Irish National Land and Industrial Leagu
will be held a. The Metropolitan Theater thi
evening. Addresses will be delivered b,
Judge d. j. Touhey of San Francisco ant
Others.
ANNUAL BALL.-The second annual ball o
the Mechanics Benevolent Union will tax
plaza Friday evening. December 24sh, a
Turner Hall. Music for the occasion will b
furnished by Church, Jones 4 Beebe's band
JAPANESE ORNAMENTS, in great variety
lust received and for sale cheap by II.
Crocker Co.
READ large advertisement of Mechanic
Store On first page.
Dress LENGTHS, for holiday presents, :
Mechanics Store.
REMEMBER, all the mems and boys clothin
is reduced at the Red House.
SIX TO SIXTEEN desirable patterns f
dresses, all lengths. from TO l6 yards, sui
able for presents, are offered ct Mechanic
St0re. CaH anu see tneLn'
GoeD CDoAKs for S., at L. Bien's, Eight
and J streets.
JAPANESE ORNAMENTS, in great variet.,
Just received and for sale cheap by E.
Croker L Co.
TIE choicest holiday goods at L. Bien'
Eighth and streets.
a NICE PREsEST.-Gents' beaver-trimmet
spring. top gloves. 81 %, 81 90, 81 20 and
n pair. at the IXL Store, j street.
FINE French DIAGONAL WALKING Coz
AND VssT One of the latest styles
clothing Mechanics Store.
sTEEL CLASPS at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.