Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

naturally formed legs, and the foot upon the
extra Leg is 4 perfect horses foot in shape
The fifth leg is situated Immediately in front
of the right shoulder. 1t commences in a fat
bone attached to the left shoulder blade, and
extends over to the other side and branches
out from the lower and front part Of the right
shoulder. The shoulder joint of this leg not
only articulates forward and backward like its
four legs, bat also has the outward N ,ve,nent
like the human arm. This leg is shorter
than the Others so that it does not use it in
walking but meyes it at will, and it IS in all
respects healthy and complete in formation
The foot 5 a perfect round hoof like colt.
turning naturally somewhat upwards and
in, II certainly Is very strange malforma-
ton and an interesting one. It is heifer
calf and doing finely and it is understood
will soon be placed upon exhibition in this
city. The curiesities being furnished by Sac.
ramento county seem to be without limit
Mention was made few days since of the
juvenile new mich Ayrshire. at Twelfth and
y streets IN this city, owned by MIR. Taft
which IS only sixteen months old, gives twelve
quarts Of milk per day and has calf over
one month old. Now comes to notice a calf
with ons foot equine, and the next queer
freak viii probably be, from the high strains
obtaining in horses, I. COLI duly provided
with wings, and then look out for the next
Darby.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
I'D: For Hall, Luhrs & Co., case cigars,
80 boxes CASTLE soap; j. G.. Davis, roll car
pet; James McNasser, case cigars Locke
& Lavenson, S boxes oil cloth, rolls carpet !;
Louis E!kus & Co., bales cotton goods; H.
G. KIRK & Co, boxes and cases drugs );
w. +. Peterson, cases confectionery l..
lsLoy, box cigars L. w. Marvin, boxes
tinware NJ. kestler, s carriage springs; a.
A. Van Voe-hies, IA boxes backing, 5
bundles enaineled cloth, 2 boxes hardware :;
3. Cohen, Al rolls carpet lining; j. T. Stoll,
case names; L. l.. Lewis & Co., l box cut
Co., Ii cases clothing, l case hosiery, cases
shoes, l case oil cloth, case cotton goods 3
cases dry goods; Weinstock & Lubin, 5 cases
hats Booth & Co., 80 boxes spice, 80 boxes
baking powder Mebius & Co., tierces
hams; BilIingsley & Co, 2 boxes brushes );
Lindley & Co, 3 tierces hams, 100 cases
sauce, % pack ages tobacco, 40 boxes cheese ;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 421 grindstones
- plates, q bundles and 625 bars iron,
boxes screws, 16 bundles iron pipe, l case
hinges, 10 boxes locks, box and 2 cases
hard ware, boxes and crates saw frames,
bundles ralzes, 2 bundles forks, % cases
pick handles; Adams Mcneil & Co., bar
rels hominy, 50 barrels oatmeal, packages
tobacco, 20 cases mackerel; Thomas James,
! ,hast tools; L. Lyon II Co., bundles
paper; Continental OIL Co., tanks oil.
HOMESTEAD patents. = The following
homestead patents for agricultural lands were
received by the Register, Ed. i. Taylor, at
the United States Land Office, in this city,
on the 23i instant. Parties holding duplicate
~ Jae; 10
same, receive their patent Darwin l.. Allen,
Levi Boyer, Jacob Barney, William G.
Bridges, Provost D. Brown, Jas. NJ. Berry,
Constant Badrou, VIM. w. Brown. JAS. F.
Casey, Catherine A. Cleary, Bryan Connolly,
Seymour Carr, Peter Coonlb, Thomas +.
Cloninger, Mary r. Coghlan, Antonio De-
lano. Francis nj. Dilli&n, VIM. Dyer, NATL
da Esty, Christopher G. Forbes, Patrick Far
rail-, George Fullen, George c. Ferguson,
John Gorton, Antonio Ginnocchio VIM. o.
Green. John Grieves. james +. Gregg, John
Gabbert, Maria Gaffney, Geo. g. Gilbert,
C. Guiliapi, G. Il. Groat, Sr., J. S. Hayden,
Thomas Harness, John d Horton, Dennis
johnson, Henry Jameson, Robert Jameson,
George Late, Lean I. Lefebvre, Stefano
Matthews Harriet Morrow, Spencer a.
Miser, Charles f. Metcalf, Henry Mes,
Nathaniel Parsons, James Parsons, John K
Pattee Henry Relaxing, Andrew Rassmus-
son. Nicola Badovich, Sylvan Rathbun, Ellen
Robinson, George Ruof, Thomas G. Showers,
Lucinda T'urnboo, Hubert Tret, James Tay-
lor, William Voss, Jacob Vogelli, Isaac W.
Thos Wallaoe. Ellen Wilson, Jerry Wohler,
Ahner Weed, Monroe Wilson.
FRIGHT BY RAIL. The following car
loads of freight were received in this city by
rail yesterday Four OF wood, Q of wool, of
merchandise of ties, 43 of coal, of lum-
Der. Of wheat. i of machinery. of oil, l
of fruit , of wine II of barley, ? Of hogs.
There passed through special train of y
cars of cattle from Winnemucca to Athlone,
in the San Joaquin valley; also cars of cat
tie snd one of horses from Cottonwood for
San Francisco, and II OF cattle for the stock
yards at Oakland. Forty-four cars Of wheat
from the upper Sacramento valley passed
through to Vallejo. 2i to Port Costa, to Be-
nicia and for San Francisco. There were
shipped East car loads OF wool, of canned
goods, l Of dried fruit. OF beans, . of mus
tard seed, 6 Of green fruit, of merchandise.
| of coffee, ! Of quicksilver, ! Of lumber, l OF
wine, ] OF sugar, / OF oil and II OF potatoes.
One carload Of wine went to Dsming, Ari-
IONA
RATE PFR CENr.-The premium upon the
frat series Of shares of stock in the Union
Building and Loan Association being $50,
which has been earned upon payment of 81
upon each share for period Of eighty con-
secutive months, the question has been asked
as TO what rate OF interest has been earned.
The following operation and answer has been
submitted by correspondent: -" OF the pay
ments ~ insde. 81 runs at interest eighty
months, and 81 runs but one month aver
aga forty months. II $50 earn $50 in forty
months, in one month it would earn 5U-S0shs
Of 81, or 62l cents; for these forty months
for each 81 Nc will BE- OIL 9-l6 per month upon
each 81. and .lSf p5r cent. per annum.
Prooi--i6g per ceBs. upon $50 for 81 years is
$50"
Plaza CONCERTS. The gentlemen who
have had the matter in charge of furnishing
the delightful! evening concerts in the plaza
state that they have procured subscriptions
sufficient to continue these entertainments
until the latter part of September. 1t is
also stated that those who have not yet
handed 10 the amounts subscribed would con-
fer favor BY lsaving the same with j. O.
Coleman, at his offics on J street. between
D Third AID Fourth, or with w. Il. Ormsby.
BURGLARY = The residence of George
Harsbrow, on Seventh street, between G and
II. was entered by burglars night before last,
and pretty thoroughly ransacked. The fami-
" are absent in the country at present, and
their loss Is nos therefore known.
RUNAWAY. - An ice.deliverY wagon, OF
ra.her the team attached TO it. ran away
yesterday morning on Second street, and
took off tho wheel of another wagon that
was standing innocentiy by the wayside
INSANE En- RoUrE-Sherif Thompkins
OF Nevada county, having in his possession
On insane man named Thomas T. Davis, o.
Nevada City, passed through to the asylum
at Stockton yesterday.
CoSTRloT AwAEDED.-Root, Nelson q
Co, Of this city, have been awarded the con
tract for putting up the iron work used in tht
construction Of the new Masonic Hail a.
Red Bluff.
IarxIGRAETs There viii arrive on thi
afternoon train from the East, fifty immi
grant passengs5s, OF whom thirty are males.
NOTARY FUBLIo.-The Governor has ap
pointed Frank II. Fanan as a Notary Publ,
for MERGED county, to reside at MERGED.
GENTS CASHMERE OvERsHIRTs, 81 t,
81 80. Furnishing Goods Department, Rel