Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CLOSED RAILROAD.

THE CLOSED RAILROAD.
AS is well known, that part of the railroad
line which connects Sacramento with El
Dorado and Amador counties at Shipgle
Springs is now in the hands of a receiver, OF
more properly speaking, is now under control
of the Superior Court of San Francisco as
the receiver is an officer of the Court. The
Court some time ago granted permission to
the receiver to stock and operate the road
So far as is known no attempt on his part
has been made to do SO. Realizing the loss
and inconvenience this failure entails
on the people of Ell Dorado and ANA
dor counties, the Board of Trade Of the
City of Sacramento gives formal express
sion of its sympathy with the citizens
of Ell Dorado and Amador, and its unquali-
fed disapprobation of the present controllers
and mar gers of the road. in a series OF reso-
lutiors adopted at regular meeting, as
follows
EREAs, After due patience and consideration
we regard the supervision Of communication and
trains upon the Sacr. mento and Placerve Railroad
as decidedly caanitous to the productive and gen.
eral interests OF FL Dorado county, and materially
affecting those of Sacramento and Amador counties
and Sacramento city and whereas the inactiol of
owners and managers thereof, IN not operating roll
ing stock upon the same, is fatally injurious to
those who have planted orch srds vineyards, estab
shed themselves in the various branches of bust
ness and relying upon the stability OF the railroad
companys come ctions in marketing their products
and connecting with commercial centerS; and
Whereas Ell Dorado county and jacent portions of
the State now left without means of transPorta-
ton or knowing what provision to make for pres
ent or future crops; be it
Resolved, That the wants and due necessities OF
the people Of these counties demand that some ex-
preston or statement should be made public by the
controllers of said Sacramento and Placeryille Rail
road, that the people OF these counties, producers
and business men, may know what provision must be
made in marketing crops and productions most adj
vantageously, and in bearing out their situation
justifaby and with as little loss as possible.
Resolved, That the merchants and business men
of Sacramento sympathize with the people of Ell
Dorado county in their present condition regards
freight and traffic communication, ard are inter
ested with them IL having early settlement of
the difficulties.
The SAME DAY.-Ry reference to the time
tables of the Central Pacific Railroad and
the Nevada Narrow gauge Railroad, it will
be seen that the RECORD UNION is carried by
train leaving this city at 6:55 A. NJ every
morning, connecting at Roseville with what
is known as the Alta passenger train, and
thence by the Nsrrow-gauge, arriving at
Grass Valley and Nevada City on the even
ing of the day upon which they are published.
This arrangement was affected by a slight
change in the timetable of the Nevada Mar
row-gauge Railroad, by which our subscribers
at Nevada and Grass Valley are accommc-
dated. and for which the RECORD UNION re.
turns its thanks.
The SEQUEL.-As a sequel to the reve]a-
tions made upon the examination of r.
Nobel, as to the relations between Weinberg
Czl. Il i L.
day morning, and left in private manner
upon the train for the Bay. Weinberg was
discharged the night previous from his posi-
ton at the photograph gallery. They left
upon the early morning train. and their
flight was not known to her father and
friends until in the afternoon. Mr.. Nobel at
once ascertaining the fact, consulted with his
attorney, G. T. Jones, with view to taking
steps to have Weinberg and his daughter ar
rested, but no action had. been taken last
evening.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-D. J. Simmons will
sell on the 18th inst, on the premises, the
north half of lot 4, between n and 0, Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets Also, on the
18th, the desirable property known as the
south so feet OF lot 4, between n and 0, Sec
ond and Third streets, being Nos. l4l2 and
1414 Third street. Also. the east half of lot
G, between ? and Q. Fifth and Sixth streets.
Also, on the 10Th, the house and lot at No.
1928 G street, at the corner OF Sixteenth, be-
ing the residence of W. b. Mcclellan, and
newly built for his own use. These sales will
be positive, and the several pieces Of property
are desirable.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Robson and
Crane will appear for an engagement of one
night only in the comedy of 'Sharps and
Flats" at the Metropolitan Theater next
Tuesday evening This will be the first
presentation of this piece in Sacramento. 1t
consists Of highly. celoredsatira on stock spec
ulation in San Francisco, aud is said to have
had very successful run in the East. As
Robson and Crane are acknowledged favor
ties here, and it ia expected that there will be
a demand for seats, the box Office will open
to-day for the sale of reserved seats.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 200
kegs nails, 2S7 bundles iron Alderman &
Co. casks aud 10 barrels glassware Jones
& Owens, 200 reels barb wire S. Lipmen h
Co, case fans, / case dry goods; 5. Smith,
/ boxed printing press Gus. Lavenseu, box
shoes Booth & Co., so cases canned beans.
AUCTION sALE.-Martin Plug Il Co. viii
sell at ll20 Thirteenth street, between K and
/, at 1920 this morning, all the furniture of
said residence, comprising, in part, one wal
nut parlor set walnut bedroom set, Singer
sewing machine, new beds and bedding,
tables, pictures, chromos, carpets, crockery,
q cook range, etc.
Nor THE PAErr.-S. L. Rogers writes
tina. the 81. 400, which it has been stated was
paid to him for assignee Of Chas L. Bird,
was never, in fact, paid to him, nor any part
Of It. MIR. Rogers statement is correct, as
has been sscsrtained here. the amount bav-
iug been delivered TO another party and duly
accounted for.
Or TRIAL The case of the People VS..
Within Wilkins, for cattle stealing, was
commenced yesterday, the people being rep.
resented by District Attorney Buckley end
G. T. Jones. James II. Budd, Of Stockton.
aad /. 5. Brown appear for the defense The
case will occupy to-day and perhaps to-mor.
row.
COMMERCIAL There has arrived since last
report steamer San joaquin No. 8. San Fran
cisco, with general merchandise, and barges
lumber for Sacramento Lumber Co. ard n
L. Drew & Co. Barge Orient, San Fran.
else, per steamer. Pride Of the River. with
humber to Friend & Terry Lumber Co.
ST. ROSES PIcSic The annual picnic Of
ST. Roses Church viii be held May 18th al
Natoma Grove. Music will be furnished by
rte First Artillery Band No distilled
Eq1 oIs allowed to be sold upon the ground
Prizes will he awarded for baseball, foot
races and various games.
MAYOR Brown and Commissioner Davis
have gone to San Francisco to consult the
railroad authorities in relation to the pro
posed work OF raising aad strengthening The
city levees upon which the company's tracks
are placed.
DELEGATES RErURS.-The steamer Pride
os the River will leave the K-street wharf
this morning at O'clock for San Francisco,
with the returning delegations from the San.
day School Convention and Others