Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PROPOSED POLITICAL CONSOLIDATION.
The Second Ward Republican Club, pre-
sided over by y. J. Senate, met at Front anu
X streets last evening There was consider
able enthusiasm manifest. Addresses were
made by several members Of the club The
club adjourned with three cheers for Garfield
and Arthur and agreed to meet again on the
evening of the 29th instant. The Republican
Legion held a large and interesting meeting
at Howe's Hall last evening, q. w. Post pre-
siding The chief question of the evening was
that of the best and most effective organiza-
ton for campaign purposes in this city. Ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. White, Post,
DevliD, Ryan, Sheppard, Anderson, Van
Fleet and others. The general tenor Of the
discussion developed strong desire to have
all the Republican ward clubs unite in one
general central organization, with common
place of meeting to be established as head
quarters; that such central body should
be the Legion, that as many ward
companies or clubs as possible be
recruited, but that the whole expense of ward
clubs be saved by one general place of meet
ing. 1t was stated by several of the speakers
that holding so many meetings, having so
many club expenses and halls, and operating
so many distinct organizations, weakened the
efforts of city Republicans and was ineffec-
tive for work that would tell in the campaign.
After the matter was thoroughly discussed,
a motion prevailed that the President and
Secretary issue call for a meeting of the
Legion for Friday night of this week at
Howe's Hall, Masonic building. That the
same officers call on MessIs. Sheppard,
benson, Senate, Jones and Taylor, of the
other organizations, and request them to issue
calls for their clubs to meet at the same time
and place for general council, with view
to having one general central organization,
and looking to the abandonment of ward
meetings, except when the general organiza-
tion shall hold meetings in the different wards
OF the city, and with view to having but
one regular meeting per week, and but one
set of expenses to pay but that this move
ment does not look to the abandonment of
the Sailor Boy organization, nor the organ
iZations In wards or parts Ct wards, of as
many companies as can be gathered to form
the central organization, for purposes of pa
rade, etc. An invitation was extended to the
Army and Navy League to attend the general
meeting Of Friday night. The Legion then
adjourned.
PERsoNAL-E. b. Ryan, c. J. Robinson,
i. NJ Clement and c. A. Grow. of San
Francisco, aud Charles Cadwalader, Of Red
Bluff. came to the city last evening in relation
to matters before the State Board Of Equali-
zation. The following Sacramentans were at
Howard Springs Yesterday: Mrs. Z. &.
AlcFarlana, Miss j. II. Mcfarland. Mrs.
George Smith, &. II. Smith, NJ. f. Roche,
John Metzyer, Mrs NJ. Graf, Mrs Z. Barry,
Miss NJ. Barry, Miss NJ. Murphy, NJ. c.
Etzler, II. S. Clucius. Mrs. Robert Hamil-
ton and family removed to their new home
ST San Francisco, yesterday. Adjutant-Gen-
erai Blckus aud State Superintendent +. NJ.
CampSeu have returned from the Bay. VIM.
Mclaughlin returned yesterday from his trip
to the Knights Templar Conclave at Chicago.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. - The following
carloads OF freight were received in this
city yesterday: IA Of wheat, . Of iron pipe,
1 Of water pipe, of wagons, so of coal, II of
lumber, l of doors and frames, l Of household
goods, u vegetables, Of ice l Of telegraph
polas, OF wood, , Of granite, 3 OF wood,
tank Of oil, / of wheels and of barley.
Also, through car. loads East were for
Warded S Of barley, of canned goods, 8 of
wool, # coffee and chocolate, ! of honey. 9
of green fruit, of shingles, > of sugar, 5 of
merchaodise, OF salmon, OF rice, l Of wine,
l of hide+.
POLICE CoURr.-Iu the Police Court yes
teriay, Robert Wilson, John Graham and
Thomas Dudley were each fined 81 and costs
for sleeping in the cars; Frank Smith was
fined $50 and costs; John Stewart and
Edward Rsney, who ate the oysters at
Toney's and didn't pay for them, were SEN
fenced to thirty DAYS each in the county Jail
and street worl; William T0dhunter and A.
Cardosa, charged with battery, cases contin-
ued till to-day; Mr.. and Mrs. James Leon
ard, arrested for disturbing the peace, were
discharged.
BOARD or CITY TRUSTEES. Beard Of
City Trustees held special meeting yester-
DAY to consider bills pertaining to the City
Free Library, and the following were allowed I:
Poetic Mutual Life Insurance Company,
S53 20; Central Pacific Railroad Company,
sos Capital Gas Company, SO 70; IL. a.
Weaver. S14; w. A. & c. 5. Houghton,
s. %; !. Il. Jallett, s.; Charles Holton,
e so; George |. LYtle, 81 30 Biilingsley &
Co, 81 70 Carrie G. Hancock, SO; Z. \.
Byrne $50; Samuel Gerrish, SO.
THcss OrsTERs.-The two men, John
Stegar. and Edward Raney, who got away
with Topey's oysters without paying for
them. aud cocktail with silver spoon in
1t, I" for the driver" had their day in Police
Count yesterday and their next thirty days
wers rutliessly appropriated by the Judge
to Is occupied III contemplation in the city
jail t. see il they can recall how many oys-
ters they had AMI what became of the
diver
WHEAT.-There has been sent to this office
a bundle If remarkably fine wheat in the
stalk and head, raised on Peter Derr's ranch.
Eel river Humboldt county. Il is the
Michigan mixed wheat, and produced on
the three acres on which it was grown
81 bushels - the acre Finer wheat could
scarcely be dreamed Of by the most ardent
agricnltur!st.
INcoRPoRATIoN.-A OF Incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State of
for the purpose OF manufacturing and dealing
in powder and other explosives. The Di.
rectors are w K Mastin, Prentiss Selby,
Monroe Thompson and Samuel Rosener and
the capital stock is $500, 900.
lULltE ATHEISTS. Arrests were made by
the police yesterday of An Gar and Lin Yin
Haw, for battery, by officers Carroll and
Ferral Mrs John Wall, disturbing the
peace, by LEGAL officer Coffee f. DeHondt,
violating ordinance No II, by Deputy Con-
stable Barron; John Weis, cruelty to ami
mails, by officer Campbell.
MERcHAypIss REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
l2sh: For W. A. & c. S. Houghtor case
blarl; books; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., :
boxes hardware; l.. X. Hammer, l boxed
organ Weiustocx & Lubin, boxes shoes, Il
cases boots and shoes.
Properly VALUATIONS. in the table OF
property valuations published yesterday, The
Nevada county total valuation of all proper
ty for 1879 read S676. 500 IL should have
read Sc 776. 500 The dropping of the
figure made me millions of difference.
FoR SAN QUENTIN. George Cooper, sen
fenced to eighteen months imprisonment fol-
horse-stealinr. from Tehama county. was
yesterday taken through by Sheriff Foster,
en- route for San Quentin.
"SoARLEr FLANNEL UNDERWEAR" at the
Mechanics Store.
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