Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-01
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APPoRTIONNENT,

MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., go
bundles and IL plates iron; W. a. & c. S.
Houghton, 8 cases states; Liudley & Co, 10
tierces hams, $50 cases syrup; Holman,
Stanton & Co, l box castings. The fol-
loving passed Ogden for Sacramento
on the 2S5h For Holman, Stanton & Co., /
box Of chain w. D. Comstock, 10 boxes Of
cane seat chairs l.. L. Lewis, . boxes and
Is boxes granite ware; Il. Stone Co., box
saddle hardware and box chain Hunting
ton, Hopkins & CO., case gate latches, 3
barrels and boxes barn door hinges, 9 pack
ages machines, 3 cases hardware. cases
sheet copper, / case brass nails and bales
cotton duck Adams, Mcneil & Co., 2 cases
shoe blackiog; II. S. Crocker q Co., 10 bales
news printing paper; Hall, Llhrs K Co, 20
cases liquors Terry Memory. box drugs
II. G. Kirk q Co., cases patent medicines
and l case plaster Waterhouse, Lester L
Co., 100 bundles spokes, 146 bent felloes and
221 bundles hubs; s. j. Nathan, L case
clothing Standard Oil Company, go cases
Of oil.
THE CAMPING BoYs.-The First Artillery
companies got off in fao style Saturday
afternoon at 2:40, and were greeted at the
depot by great crowd of friends and others
who went down to see the 'bold sojer boys J"
off to camp. The company from Woodland
arrived in the forenoon and joined the other
companies here. Everything was in full
readiness for the trip, and at the appointed
hour the train moved off, taking fine-look-
ing set of men and several much bstter-
| looking women, wives and lady friends Of
the members of the regiment. An account
of the arrival at Camp Brown and the inau-
| guration of the campaign will be found in
another column this morning, as portrayed
| by the REcoRD-UNI0N war correspondent,
| who is located at headquarters OF the forces
in the field"
THE MYSTERIOUS BABY-It is now be-
lieved that the little waif which was left
mYsteriously with family, near GAINESVILLE,
| some months since, and the parents of which
could not be ascertained, belonged to lady
who resided near San Francisco and has
recently died. This mother of the little out
cast is represented to have been most respect
ably connected and wealthy, and, it is
claimed, visited her baby not long since.
MIDSUMMER NIc-The Heiterkeit Social
Club gave its seventh annual midsummer
picnic at East Park yesterday. It was large
| ly attended. and proved a very successful and
enjoyable gathering. Those having charge OF
the arrangements made everything pass Of
! smoothly and pleasant for all present., and
the occasion was another successful effort
served by the club.
THE CEMETERY. The number of deaths
in the city for the month of July, as shown
by the Superintendents books, was "a. and
one stillborn. Beside these. the remains OF
| IL persons were brought here for interment,
making total of Il. The collections for the
month were On sale OF lots, S47S 70 for
burial permits, SD; for exhumation permits,
SO, and vault dues, Sl5 80; total. S55S %.
THE UsUAL.-It is reported that the reg.
ular Sunday family fight took place yester.
day afternoon at the corner Of Eighth and
NJ streets.