Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9Th instant: For Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., SO boxes bolts, l barrel castings, case
hardware; Hall, Lubrs & Co., kit fish !;
Bachelor, Van Guelder & Co., 4, 076 harrow
teeth; A. Dennery, barrel and box glass;
ware; IL. y. Crocker & Co., AZ bundles paper
bags Il. G. Gogings, boxes drugs A. Coo
lot, 10 packages and 20 pals tobacco w. d.
Comstock, crate chair frames, bundle
chair backs, box chair seats: r. Stone &
Co, l bale blankets John Breuuer, l box
upholstered goods Adams, Mcneil Co.,
20 boxes mince meat, 36 cases baking powder |;
L. w. Schwsmb, boxes; Terry McMorry,
z boxes drugs Locke & Laveuson, 5 cases
oilcloth, roll mats; }. g. Davis, 2 cases
furniture Weinstock & Luhin, cases cloth
ing, case collars; IL. Eckhardt, 1 case fire.
arms, L case wadding, l case cartridges /;
Lindley d Co., 10 barrels whisky, 80 buckets
lard, 40 cases baking powder; Standard Oil
Company, $40 cases petroleum Billingsley
& Co., % nests baskets. The following passed
Ogden on the 9th instant Holman & Co.,
carload of gang plows; Continental Oil Com
pany, l tank OF oil; Bachelor, Van Guelder
& Co., barrels and l box carriage irons; I'll.
&. Kirk, boxes drugs, box potash Lind
ley L Co., 80 boxes raisins ; A. j. Stevens. l
box school globes Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, box and l barrel vises I; l box gas tubes,
1 of top mauls, of crosscut saws, l box last
cord, | box cutlery, l box brushes. &c plates
iron, 200 kegs nails; Baker & Hamilton,
boxes hardware; Standard Oil Company, 270
cases refined petroleum.
CoMMERoIAL.-Sincela last report the steamer
Varuna came from upper Sacramento, with
barge L. S. Allen, both loaded with grain !;
the Yaruna passed up again with barge
Granger. The steamer G. NJ Small went up
with barge Hope, loaded with lumber and
merchandise, and returned with barge Mays
vile loaded with grain for the Bay. The
Pioneer went up with barges Orient and
Echo. The San Joaquin No. came
down with barge Denbigh Castle loaded
with grain. Ths Harriet came down with
barge Rosalind, with ,rain. The steamer Ceres
came down WITH barge Lizzie Patterson,
both loaded with grain Steamer San Joa-
quin No. 2 came up with barge Mary Ellen,
loaded with coal for Pioneer mills same
steamer returned to San Francisco with two
bages of grain for the Bay. San Joaquin
Nc went up with barge Granger loaded
with lumber and merchandise The Daisy
passed down with barge H. G. Miller, both
loaded with grain for the bay.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terday All Key was tried upon a charge of
disturbing the peace and fined SIS and costs
Stephen Holmes was tried upon charge of
embezzlement and discharged a nameless
drunk forfeited S. deposit. p. Crowley was
tried for disturbing the peace, found guilty,
and fined SO and costs. e. Murray was
tried for the same offense, found not guilty,
and discharged. james Neirns was also
tried upon the same charge and case dis
missed. VIM. g. Dougherty, battery, case
dismissed for want Of prosecution Tom
Hart pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy,
and was fined 50. Giverna Arrata forfeited
deposit of so, upon charge of disturbing
the peace. Gus Price, disturbing the peace,
case continued till to-day. NJ. DOran pleaded
guilty to being drunk and is to appear for
Judgment to-day. The cases of James Pow
elson, battery, and Rit Harrington, same,
were continued till to-day.
QUAIL SHOOTING MADE EAsY.-Two dash
ing young butchers of this city went on
quail hunt few days since TO the vicinity of
absence, with $50 quails, and, with an air as
if they had killed several hundred more but
could not bring them home. Another gentle
man, who was anxious to try his luck in the
same field, went up Sunday, and returned yes
he found clever quail-shooter up there who
offered TO go out with him, and, for two and a
half or FIVE dollars, kill all the quail he
wanted, and added, that a few days ago, he
killed 100 for d couple of young gentlemen
from Sacramento, and was going out with
them again before long.
TRAINS DELAYED.-The passenger train
from the East did not arrive yesterday morn
ing till II o'clock, by reason of delay upon
the Union Pacific road A train was run
from here to San Francisco upon the regular
morning time, leaving at 7:l0. The overland,
which arrived at IL, was held until 1910 and
took the time of the regular noon train The
Overland train going east arrived about half
an hour late, owing to poor coal used for the
engine in experimenting with a new vein OF
Diablo coal. This train waited for the south
ern train coming by way of Stockton, which
was two hours late, so that the overland did
not leave for the East till 4:15 P. NJ and the
hIarysville leaving immediately thereafter
HOWARD BENEVOLENT AssooIATIoN.-The
reports at the monthly meeting Sunday show
16S persons relieved during the month of Oc-
tober by 500 dispensations. There are now
remaining upon the books and requiring more
or less aid. u intirm or sick men, 80 women
and 81 children. Received by the Treasurer
for monthly collections, S142 Is; from other
sources, $S7 Is; total. 1929 30 +; disbursed,
SS7S 06 balance in the treasury November
LIST. SS77 "a bills audited at the meeting,
S55I 81; leaving an Indebtedness of SI73 6S
to be met from the permanent fund. Mention
of donations received is made in another col
umn.
POLICE ARREsTs.-Since last report the
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city: Stephen Holmes, embezzlement, by
officer Campbell: Gus Price, disturbing the
peace, by special officer Thorp; Michael
Daron, drunk, by special officer Thorp; No.
] cell, drunk. by Deputy Sheriff Nerisson
James P0welson, battery, by officers Ferrsl
and local officer CaffeIty /; Richard Earring
ton. battery, by officer Ferral; No. S cell,
drunk, by Deputy Sheriff Nerisson L Biggs,
attempt to commit rape, by officer Frederick.
DIAEoyps AND VALUABLE Coos AT AUc-
T1oS.-By reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that the large and valu-
able stock of cur well known jeweler, Samuel
,Telly. is to be offered at public auction on
Wednesday next. Il is so seldom that this
class of goods Is sold at public sale. with such
q guarantee as can be had from Mr.. Jelly.
that we anticipate a big rush at the first days
sale, which will commence on Wednesday
next at 2 P. N.
FRE1aHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loadsof freight were received in this city yester
day Three of coal, of oil, of lumber,
of slabs, l of bran, of nails, of plate iror,
2 of wine. of grapes, of wood. OF cop
per. Through car loads east were forwarded
Seven of merchandise. 8 of canned fruit, 3of
wine, 8 of hops, of honey, l of whalebone,
16 of wool, of fire bricks, 8 OF salmon, 8 OF
canned goods, of sugar. l of borsx.
TRuNKs.-Three dray loads of trunks, va.
Uses and satchels were received at the Red
House on Saturday from the manufacturers
in New York. They are to be sold at our
usual low prices.
TIE "GossAMER RUBBER" CoAT can be
rolled up and carried in your pocket. Me
cbanics' Store. Prices from 81 70 up.
Harness, saddles. brides and halters on
second floor. over dry goods department at
the Red House.