Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

zOu. Ter IAlht stoHs A4tla-tA-o " w, 4 -.
nails, 20 bales waste d. w. Earl, 5 steel
dies, steel shoes; S. Lipinan & Co., bale
blankets 4. a Van Yoorhies & Co., case
names; G. W. Chesley, 4 barrels whisky !;
VIII. Crossman & Bros, 70 boxes nails /;
Weirstoet & Lubia, case suspenders; Bar
tels & GREGORY. barrel liquors.; n. ID. Nash,
l bugpv !. SimoBi, l barrel whisky Cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company. casks
COPPER Adams, B1cNsill & Co., q packages
tobacco: A. Coolos, u packages tobacco
The following freight passed Ogden for Sacra-
mento on the 2ith G. III. Krebs & Co., 10
bundles paper: Bachelor, Van Guelder & Co..
boxes bolts Lindley & Co., 20 butts hams |;
a. Coolot, l barrel and 15 packages tobacco !;
Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co., car iron, 20
cases sIedges. 80 eages ak and pick handles, 2
bandlss forks, boxes hardware, 16 boxes
riyets Booth & Co., car syrup, 8 packages
tobacco, 100 boxes cheese; H. Bradley, 8
boxes household goods; J. Kaerth, 3 cases
shoes, / snow card 4. A. Van VOORHEES,, l
case saddlery, 2 boxes saddlery hardware G.
II. Gilman, cases boots and shoes, box
dry goods G.. Griffith, 2 bags iron globules !;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., II packages tobacco,
10 hait-5agrels and 40 kits fish; Reynolds &
Co., case cigars Gus Lavenson, IL cases
boots and shoes; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 25 cases
mackerel, 5 cases hams Locke & Lavenson,
boxes cil cloth; S. Lipmsn & Co., 2 cases
dry goods; Baker & Hamilton, boxes plow
castings; s. Fiohr, l case firearms; W. 4.
& C. S. Heugbton, | box books Weinstocll
Il Lubip, 1 box dry goods; N. L. Drew &
Co. [ barrel cider.
PoLIgE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
the following cases were disposed of: Ed.
Ferreil and Daa O'Keefe were fined So 50 for
disturbing the peace; Matt Barrett, Tom
Morgan and Jennie Perkins pleaded guilty
and were fined SO each for visiting an opium
den, which amounts were paid Chas. Kohne
and Thos. Gum pleaded guilty TO battery
and viii receive judgment to-day John
Eirfck vas found not guilty of similar charge;
John Brown WAS examined, and held to
answer upon a charge of arson, with bail
fixed st $2 000, In default of which he was
transferred 10 The County Jail to await trial !;
Andrew AIcGinni5 and Alexander Mcdonald
were faed IS each for drunks the embezzle-
menS case against 2. III. Griffin was dis
missed for want Of prose cution VIM. Foster
was found guilty of petit larceny and viii
receive judgment to-day John Martin,
drunk, was discharged; DIR. de Merauliok,
disturbing he peace, was discharged Tor want
Of prosecution; Mrs. Mutually, drunk, for
fsited S. by non-ap appearance to answer to
charge OF drunk; Thomas King, battery !;
Thomas King and Gus Price, disturbing the
peace. cases we're continued until to-day, and
Ed Kilmartiu was granted until tomorrow
for examination upon charge Of burglary,
BOARD or CITT TRUSTEES. Board of
City Trustees met for its regular weekly ses-
sion yesterday forenoon, all the members
present. Minutes of the last meeting read
and approved. Chief Engineer John A.
Cunningham reported that the City Water
Works were run fuil time last week and that
l6, ,459 $50 gallons of water were pumped.
z. Il. Cogsins appeared before the Board
and requested that sidewalk be ordered on
Eighteenth street., between L and G. Re-
feTrsd to the Street Commissioner for inves-
tigation and report. The following bills were
presented ana allowed: A. n. Smith,
$50 50: Charles McGraw, $40; L. F. Bas-
sett, SIS; H. s. Crocksr & Co, 81 50; A.
Z. Penebsicy tfor laborersl, 1920 25; K. f.
Whenever, "a; Charles II. Simpki1s,
81, ,684 19; steamer Apache, $50; W. E.
Dewey, 1852 80; A. Meiss, $1o5 l6; J. 3.
Watt tfor laborersl. sS7 80; Lee Young,
81 TIE Board adjourned.
MISSING MAN.-Sundsy evening about
O'Clock several men from the Italian ranch,
Suttergirs, started for the city in wagon.
A young Italian namsd Dimetro Pasquini
was TO como also, but said ne preferred to
pull Up in Q boat, and ran over to the lsvee
and went down It's slope. Since then he has
not been seen, aud his friends fear that he is
drowned. The boat was found loosened froIc
Its place and one car gone. The river bank
has been searched for some miles down, but
no sign OF Dimetro has been found. His
c-io -. erxr hot f,v-
to run away, sad they believe he fell into the
river, and, as he could not swim, was
drowned. lie was aged p, wss pock marked
in the face, had brown hair, weighed about
IS0 pounds, and was about feet inches
high. ANY Information Of the missing man
should be s=nt to the SutterviIle ranch.
DECORATED THE GRAyE-CorpOral L. W.
Knowlson, Of Company B tCity Guard,
First Infantry Regiment, n. G. c., San
Francisco, was in the city yesterday. He
came up to decorate the grave of engineer
Brown. in the City Cemetery, whose bravery
saved tho lives of the members of the regi-
ment year ego, yesterday being just year
since the accident to the train and the death
of tire engiaeer. The floral tribute the Cor
poral brought and placed on the grave con-
sisted of q beautiful design of combined
tiful flowers in the most artistic manner. On
one side was the number of Browns engine,
Z" I55.n and on the reverse the initials
See. By He placed the offeling on the
grave yesterday and returned to San Fran
cisco last night.
STEALING A RIDE.-Sunday night, as the
overland train came into the depot, man
was discovered lying stretched out between
the main track and one of the side tracks.
When first spoken TO he seemed dszed, but
after being lifted to his feet and Strengthened
out he said he came up on the train from
Bsnicia, but could not tell how he came
where ho was found. The supposition is that
he was stealing a ride, either under the car
or on the platform of the express or baggage
cars, sud jumped off as the train was enter
ing tbs depos. Outside OF slight cut on the
head he seemed to have escaped damage, and
was sturted up Second street with the kindly
warning to make himself scarce.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-James OrNeil, as
guardian, viii sell on October 9th, on the
premises, the west % feet of the east so feet
of lot B.. between II and n, Eighth end
Ninth streets. and the north 90 feet of the
south half Of lot 5, between n and o, Ninth
and Tenth streets, in this city Also. the
Sheriff will sell on the Josh of October, in
front of the Court house. by auction, the east
20 feet of lot 6, between T and G, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets. Also. certificate No
491, for fifteen shares of stock OF the Union
Building and Loan Association
RuNAwAy.-Suuday night, about o'clock,
a team attached to street car on H street
escaped from the driver on account of the
bolt which fassers the pole to the car break
ipr. which frightened them. They ran down
and no several streets, and finally vera cap
tured on Eighth and G. Both horses were
considerably cut about the legs, but not seri.
ously injured.
Proposals INVITED. = Bids are invited
for furnishing the county with 25O cords Of
wood to be delivered at the County Hospital
and 100 cords for the Court house. All pro-
posals must be fled by Ii A. N, upon the Ith
day Of October, Proposals for county print
ing and binding and for stationary are IN
vited. the same to be fled by P. NJ. of oc-
tobeF Z, 1851.
To BE TRIED.-The steam FIRE engine La
France" exhibited by E. A. Scott & Co. at
the State Fair, is to he tested to-day at
Fourth snd J streets, at P. NJ. in presence
of the Fire Commissioners and Chief En-
gineer Sullivan, by courtesy Of the latter.
who viii assiss engineer Charles CouTtois in
the trial.
THE RAoE.-The postponed trot for the
2:25cIsss was finished yesterday at Agricult-
Al