Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


them is raiGed, and its degraded inmate,
brought in, without representatives (if suel
libelous term is pardonable) of two or three
races beingsamong the number. Yesterday
one of these Chinatown nuisances was visited
by officer Campbell, and All Lo, wey.doUu
Chiuaman, and William French. a chosen
companion, were found smoking tie 'pipe
of peace " over Kearneyism, and seeking te
solve the problem Of race conflict through ar
opium smoke together and joint etherea,
trip. They went together-to the city lock
ug-snd will probably conclude their confiicl
Of race solution by a joint discussion of tht
subject while helping to dig the new Burns
slough canal, with headquarters at the Count,
Jail!
Police CoURr.-In this Court Austir
Reed was found guilty of battery ard finet
500 and costs. II default Of payment he
was sent to the County Jail for 100 days.
Alfred Murrell was dismissed from charge
Of disturbing the peace. 10 Sprout. stealing
TIle on railroad car, case dismissed. Pat
Mclaughlin pleaded guilty of a drunk and
was sent to the city jail for ten days Antonio
PisriLa, battery, dismissed upon request Of
Prosecuting witness. John Williams and
'iaules 7. Green. petit l.rceny. found guilty
case OF Antonio J. Silva. for raaiici us mis-
chief, was continued till to day. Silas Rus
sell nalpsslning a nuisance, continued until
the 23l instant Adjourned.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. At the session Of
the Board Of Supervisors yesterday, all the
members were present except Mr.. Butler
The matter Of opening a new roadway in
Road District No. 4, In accordance with the
petition Of j. w. Coyle and others, was
heard, occupying the greater portion of the
day. Several witnesses were examined. There
was no opposition to the road being opened
except as arising upon the question of the
amount to be allowed as damages. After
hearing the evidence the Board concluded to
visit the locality and determine as to the ne
cessity Of the proposed road. After allowing
claim of $40 to L. G. Morton and ISL 80 to
Thomas jenkins, the Board adjourned until
10 a. NJ today,
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogdsn for Sacramento on the
18Th: For Weinstock & Lubin, 2 boxes col
lars; r. Stone & Co., box whips L. Elkus
& Co, 2 cases collars, 3 bales cotton goods !;
Hale Bros. q Co., boxes cotton goods !;
Henry Fisher, barrel nuts Locke & Laven-
s1n, box oilcloth; Hall, Luhls 4 Co, p
cases hams Capital Furniture Company, "a
bui dies chairs; w. S. Arnold & Co, So
bundles and 10 bars iron Standard Oil Com
pany, 40 cases coal oil; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co, l case brushes, boxes hardware :;
ii. kestler, II wagon springs; Elmer Bros,
10 barrels whisky; A. G. TUFTS, box drugs.
REPAIRS To THE GOVERNOR DANA.-The
repairs to the steamer Governor Dana are
now well under way at TIE marine ways across
the river. The necessities for repairs are
found TO be more extensive than at first sup
posed, and Il will require longer time before
she viii again resume her trips than antici-
psted. The deck will be constructed entirely
new, some of the main timbers viii be re-
newed, and the piaakirg hes been taken from
the top sides and new viii BE- put on. Il will
require about month longer to complete her
repairs. and she viii then be as good as new
COOP PRosrECTs.-Ia letter received by
Captain Foster from Captain linton, dated
at Stockton, the writer says: a great deal
of wool is being transported at present from
Hills Ferry 10 San Francisco. Boats can
only reach Hills Ferry Ia ligh water
season. the recent earthquake shook down
one of Miller IL Lux's warehouses aud threw
down 50 600 sacks OF wheat. Tue wheat
crop en- the west side OF the San joaquin is
nettar than ever kn9Nn, aEd the people are
feeling il the bestof spirits over th- prospects
Tor the coming season.
CLOSING THE BREAK Mr.. Mesick came
up FROM the Fern break yesterday afternoon,
leaving there at about o'clock, at which
time over half of the flow o. water lad been
shut ont from the break, and It was expected
70 sink the remaining brush Mattress before
night to point above the water level of the
river As soon as this was accomplished
4G00 sacks Of sand were to be placed upon
and facing it. These were already alongside
on tie barge and ready for ne. Abou:
seventy men were aiding in the work.
IYcoRpoRArED.- There has been fled with
tue Secretary of State the articles OF incor-
poration Of the Sadie & Carrie Consolidated
Mining Company Of San Francisco. Direc-
tors-William Gilleran. J. w Farren, JoL4-
than Kittfidge, Jas Bah and F. i. J. Carney
Capital stock, 0,000, CO., IN 100, 600 shares
OF 500 each Benicia Gas Company. d.
recsors-D. n. Hastings, John Lynch, i. r
Weiaenam, T. w. Leonard, J. Z. Curdic
Cspital stock, $50, coo, in shares OF 500 each
PESpIYG APPEAL.-Mrs. Nancy A. Ham
iltoa, who was sentenced by judy Densor
on Monday for term of seven years il
State Prison at San Quentin, will probably
be sent to that place soon aad there await t5'
resrls OF the appeal of her case 20 the Su
lreue Court. Taere is little prospect that
the case can be prepared in time to be heard
Immediately, aud it may be some time betor,
decision IS obtained.
CHINESE LAND OwNER-A deed was FLED
yesterday in the Recorders ofice, in which
M To:l YEN Is the purchaser OF the easi
half OF tie west halt of lot il the iqpart
between l aud J, Third and Fourth streets,
in this city. Tae property was purchased
from 7. d. Tate. Notwiths aadiug the fac
that the Chinese must go, it is evident
this particular Mongolian intends to stay.
Fm1GHrs BY Carloads of freight
were rec i've! at this point yesterday as fol
lows: # wool, OF whisky, 5 of merchar
disc. > Of granite, Of wood, , OF ice, ! O
hay rakes OF lumber. Of coal, of rubblt
aui = nl corn. Carloads were shipped to tn,
Est: . Of beans, ! OF rice, l of iron, 3 O
merchandise, / os caffee. . OF wool, , 0
sal.uon and q large amount Of hides.
DELAYED TaAry.-The overland train go
iug esss yesterday afternoon was an hou
and ten minutes late, the delay being causet
nv voting a. the bay fer the Australia
,
forenoon. TIE Marysyilie train in conse
o4-ucs # tLis delay let an hour and tel
minutes Behind lime also.
PaLIoE ARRESTS -Aatonio Piarita was Ar
res.ed for battery by officer Valentine. A
L. and William French were taken in 70
op!un .nakine by oiHser Campbell. Deli
G,l.asher. BAKERY, hy officers Lee and Camp
bell Jeremiah AIeCarty, safe keeping, b
Cater jackson, local
FINE sTRawBlRsgLs.-A fine sample q
strawberries were left a, this Office yesterda
by Fred. Sugden Of Florin, which were grow
by ". l. Robinson Of that place The ben
Iies We're of the Monarch variety, OF exceed
ingly fine favor, and many OF them Ia
inch in diameter.
TIE GFRuAN-The Social Club (the Ger
mani gave party 70 friends at Turner Hal
last evening, which was largely attended an
proved an enjoyable affair. 1t was not full
dress party. b-ing informal.
Co,rugscrAL-The steamer Neponset dc
parted for the upper Sacramento yesterda
wit general merchandise. The knteIpris
6onarted for CoIusa with merchandise.
Jusr THE THING for everyday wear; lgh
weight, dark color summer suits. 81 20. Ne