Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-01
LOCAL lATELlIGESCE.


29sh: For Capital Furniture Company, 1
boxes marble S. Iipman & Co., case dry
goods; j. j. Spieker, 5 bales corl1s; II, c.
Kirk & Co, 8 boxes perfumery; Billingsley
& &C., bales corks; 20 packages barrel
covers; j. G. Davis, 2 rolls carpet; w. a.
& G. S. Hoaghtoa, box books; Booth &
Co. l bale broom corn i. l.. Lewis Il Co,
cases bottles, barrels plated ware ; b. Lyon
& Co., . cases and , boxes dry goods cases
buttons and underwear, 5 cases jeans, l box
and s eases crash, box and / case linen,
box aud l case buttons, 3 cases quilts. 6 cases
corsets, case hosiery, 5 cases and 2 boxes
underwear, 8 cases hRirpins; Neubourg
Iagez I case thermometers, bales corlis
II. II Wright l case household goods; Locke
4 Layenson, l case dry goods; j., +. Hill,
bundles wagon rims; I'll. s. Croker
& Co, 100 bundles paper; Water
house & Lester, 16 bundles wagon
bows; Fred. Neary, box shoes California
State Library, l box books ; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., case pins, l. case sheayes,
cases brushes, IL boxes coffee-Iills, l case
cutlery. , barrels hinges, II bundles forks, q
cases hardware, 10 bundles, 6S bars and
plate iron, l case chain, l case locks, cases
and barrel bolts, l case guns, cases scales,
u packages traps, case pulleys Adams,
citron. l case and l crate soap, 20 cases cocoa
nut: I4indley & Co., l case tobacco. l case
cigars, 10 tiarces hams; Hall, Luhrs & Co., l
case and 90 bales tobacco 80 boxes macksrel,
Is tierces hams, cases cigars A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co., 2 cases saddlerY, 6 barrels
shoemaker's wax, 2 boxes leather; Hale
Bros. &. CO., case knit goods, case hosiery,
l case dry goods, L case clothing, u cases
shoes, 2 cases cotton goods, l case quilts, l
L / : ho-
plated ware; Gus. L2venson, boxes shoes;
J. Hearth, 2 cases dry goods; Weinstock &
Lubin, 2 caaes dry goods. II cases hats.
POLICE CoURT.-Gus Parker, convicted of
vagrancy, was yesterday sentenced to sixty
days in the County Jail for q rest from his
labors. Steve Fisher, Deputy Poundmaster,
WIS sentenced to pay $50 for petit larceny.
Commitment withheld fifteen days, in which
to raise the money. VIII Carey was fined
s. for committing battery upon Leslie Sells.
John McGinness, arrested for stealing articles
from John Wagner, was discharged, the de-
fendaut claiming that the articles IN question
were loaned to him, which statement was not
refu.ed All Sing and All Suey, alias Wah
NIuev, were discharged from arrest and case
dismissed. II. Heyman was tried for bat
terry upon Ting Choy. and found not guilty.
Lou Williams pleaded guilty TO disturbing
the peace Of ]. street Joy a free fight and was
fined So which was paid. Nellie Hackett,
upon the same charge, YVES found not guilty.
Daniel Cotton was found guilty Of battering
his wife and be viii receive judgment to-day.
The case Of On Hung, disturbing the peace,
WAS continued until to-day. Jacob Gebhart,
arrested for violating the health ordinance,
wss granted q continuance until the 9TH IN
slant.
FIRE YESTERDAY IoRyING.-A FIRE yes
terday morning about / o'clock, announced
from box 81, was in the auction and furniture
warerooms OF C. C. Brown & Co., on Fourth,
between J and x streets. The FIRE is sup
posed TO have resulted from spontaneous
combustion, as no other method Of its origin
can be accounted for. The auction-room
was considerably burned, and some furniture,
mattresses, ETC, and a hole through the cell
ing. which filed the lodgiug-rooms above
with heat aud smoke, causing their nasty va
cation by inmates. The fire was promptly
extiuguished upon arrival OF the FIRE depart
ment, aud what 1t first gave proInise OF q
large blaze was confined to a loss Of not TO
exceed 81. coo, which is covered by insurance.
FREIGHT By RAGL.-Car-loads of freight
for this city were received yesterday as
follows Oas Of car materials, of merchan-
disc, ! Of oil, 40 of coal, - of gravel, Of
wheels, 4 of lumber, 2 of grapes, of cattle, l
Of hides, Of sewer pipe, 10 Of wood, Of
iron, of nay. There were also 20 carloads
of wheat passed through for Port Costs, and
8 for Vallejo; % carloads OF cattle passed
through from Winnernucca for San Francisco
Carloads of freight were sent East as fol-
lows Four of barley, Of salmon, , Of beans,
. of canned goods, l Of wine, of green fruit
and of grapes, l of wine, l Of shingles. l OF
sugar, 10 Of tea, of silk, Of potatoes, l of
seed, of barley. Of quicksilver, l CT hops
and Of brandy.
a FLoMS ENTERPRISE. - The FloTin
Brandy aud Wine Company have completed
their works aad now have at their place of
business in the town Of Floria quite an ex-
tensive estat.iahment, and which Is sitpated
In the heart OF o fine grape section. They
have at their works thirty tanks with 3 600
gallons capacity each a water tank holding
$500 gallons; grape cfusher with 20 tons
capacitv 10 tWenty-lour hours, and copper
still # 500 gallons. The engine is of
fft7-horse poyye. The company expect
% handle / 900 toos os grapes The present
season. Agusr & CO. are prcpcie5ors Of the
establishment.
Co,MERcIAL-Tn San Joaquin No. ?,
upon its last trip to the bay took three
barges OF grain, amounting to %. 900 sacks,
or about . GOO tors This is believed to 10
the largest tow Of grain taken down the river
by a SINGLE steamer. And in addition TO the
above an empty brick barge was also taken
down in tie same tow. The steamer Dover
ran aground nesr Monroeyiile on Saturday
last, and her barge in tow ran into her, break
ing IN her side for q distance OF - feet or
more. Necef sary repairs are making to her
at thst point. The water was only about
two feet deep On the bar when the aociden.
occurred.
FLAG-PoLE SUGGEsTIoNs.-Ac correspondent
suggests, ia view of the fact that SO much inn
proyement Of properly in the city is going
on. that decided improvement by the city
Z would be the erection Of new liberty pole at
the City Hal in place Of tue dilepidated one
row standing there He also thinks that
in place Of the present flagstaff on the front
of the Capitol, one should be erected over the
Senate Chamber and similar one over the
Assembly Chamber, that the flag signals il
use may thea be given for either house wher
the Legislature is in session.
CEMETERY REPoRT.-The records Of tn,
Superintendent Of the City Cemeteries show
that there were tgenty.three deaths in tht
city during August; also two still-born, sn,
six were brought here for interment, making
total Of thirty-onc. There was collecte'
upon sale of cemetery lots Si67 90; 70
burial permits, Si7, and for vault dues IS
Total 1922 30.
INCORPORATION. Articles of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of Stat
of the Santa Cruz Lumber Company of Sant'
Cruz. Direetors-W. +. March. j. S. Green
&. j. Cox, J. P. Pierce, 4. I. Pierce. Cap
ital stock, $50, 00G, ia 600 shares.
MnuoNs.-An item about the property
protectedby the leYees from Brighton to Free
port yesterday placed the value of the prop
erty at 81, .0Go It was Typographical
error. The property values thus protected
aggregate more than Sl5, 600 600.
BEFORE you make your purchases in boot
and shoes, read advertisement OF Red Housl
in this issue.
MEMS fine French-calf, hand.sewed shoes
in buckle Alexis and button. Shoe Depart
ment. See advertisement. Red House.