Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For w. D. Comstock. box furniture
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 46 boxes axes
boxes hatchets, Z kegs spikes, cases wiring
ers, cases hardware, Q cases wire cloth,
case of copper, l bundle ice tongs,
case pictures, 6 sections fence, iron posts,
iron gates. packages braces, 1 package stand
ards, barrel lantern globes, bundles pa
per, 6 barrels chimneys, 200 springs bun
dies sleves, cases woodenware, 5 cases
hinges, / case locks, case cutlery, 4 bundles
hoes and forks, "a coils packing, 8 packages
bundles roof iron, 524 bundles iron; Scott &
Muir, box and barrel gas fixtures. bar
rel glass globes; r. Stone & Co., case whip
handles, box harness trimmings, II cases
and l bale saddlery; Baker & Hamilton,
bundles betting; l.. K. Hammer, box or
gans, ] case books w. A & G. S. Hough.
ton, bundles paper Weinstock & Lubin,
case hats, boxes and cases shoes Holman,
Stanton < Co, case wire cloth j. L. Stoll
8 crates saddletrees Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
boxes molding; Studebaker Bros, boxes
springs, box castings. L car agricultural i'm
elements; W. r. knights, box machinery
~. Il
Stevens & Co., box books Standard Oil
Company, go cases OIL Hartwell. Hotch.
kiss s. Stalker, l crate saws; L. j. circuit &
Son, box dry goods; +. f. Thompson, box
maple sugar; G. II. Gilman, cases boots
and shoes, l case dry goods; Thos Harper,
cases shoes; Hall, LuhIs & Co.. bales
tobacco, q tierces hams Fritz & Miller,
boxes coffin trimmings Schroer Bros, bar
rels crackers; i. Lyon & Co., case dry
goods Lindley & Co., % barrels hams, 10
barrels currants n. S. Misner, l windmill ;
Billingsley & Co., 90 boxes bath brick, 50
nests baskets, / sack corks Central Pacific
Railroad Company, 20 coils packing; A.
Dennery & Co, 6 barrels Britannia ware n.
s. Arnold & Co., 9 kegs nails, 4S kegs horse
shoes. 6 bundles iron, l bundle steel !; John
Breuner, cases marble. The following
passed Ogden on the Doth: For Huntington,
Hopkins 4 Co., 800 kegs horseshoes, go bum
dies corrugated iron; L. J. circuit, l buggy
Samuel Boyles, II bales broom corn, 20 bum
dies handles; Hall, Luhrs & Co.. so boxes
bath brick, l box cigars.
WHO IS THE OwNER?-On Friday after
noon officer Levy was notified by S. Alex
ander, who keeps secondhand store on K
street, between Eighth and Ninth, that a
man was at his establishment seeking to sell
a new pair of fine wooden bed blankets The
officer called at the store, and asked the man
how he came by them. He stated that he
bought them some eighteen months ago.
Mr.. Levy privately requested Mr.. Alexander
to retain the seller until he could go across
the street and ascertain if they were the ones
stolen from there recently. While the officer
was gone the man darted out of the store,
leaving the blankets, and has not since been
seen. The blankets. which are evidently
stolen property, are at the police station. If
dealers in second hand articles willuse caution,
as did Mr.. Alexander in this case, when goods
are offered by unknown parties, and under
suspicious circumstances, it will aid in the
frequent detection of thieves, instead of
making this class of shops, which is too often
the case, mere fences" through which
burglars and thieves co operate.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made during Saturday and Sunday
William Booth and John Kicks, upon charge
of petit larceny stealing pair of blankets
from the house of Mrs. Uhl, on K, between
Fifth and Sixth streets) by officers Valentine
and Arlington John Lloyd, sleeping on the
sidewalk, by officer Domirgos James Greer,
drunk, by officer Arlington John Moran,
same offense, by officer Frazee; James Sher-
man, vagrancy, by officers Valentine and
Arlington John Tafe and Frank Sweeney,
for malicious mischief, by officers Arlington
and Valentine John Fletcher. for safe
keeping, by officer Lee; John Bathy, by of
fcer Ash; John Davey, drunk, by officer
Levy; Frank Sweeney, drawing and exhibit
ing deadly weapon.
INCORPORATED. There has been filed
in the office of the Secretary of State ar
ticles of incorporation of the San Francisco
and Ocean Shore Railroad Company, Second
Division, for the purpose of constructing and
operating broad gauge railroad between
Spanishtown and Half-Moon Bay. Direc-
tors-Robert Turner, Samuel Miller, Charles
Kohler, Frederick Chester, r. H. Lloyd, K.
z. Layton, Frederick Madge. z. W. John
son, w. L. French. Capital stock, $1,000,
600, divided into 10, 600 shares. Also of the
No Surrender Loyal Lodge, No. 143, Of
Eureka. Cal. Directors-Chss. w. Long,
James E. Barnard, David Boyd.
FRE1GHTs- of freight have been
received for this city since last report: Eight
of wood, of lime, of lumber, IL of gravel,
! of wool, l of hides, of syrup, of iron, l
of shocks, of merchandise, of wagons, 4
of oil, of cattle, . of oranges, of corn. l
of mowers, l of coal, 2 of castings, l of
horseshoes, 2 of cay, of ties, of agricult-
ural implements. / of machinery and / OF
wine The following carloads were forwarded
East yesterday: One of oranges, 3 of mer-
chandise, of wine, Is of wo1l of sugar, 3
of salmon, of barley, of malt, of nails,
l of hides, 3 of wine, l of lumber and l of
vegetables.
Police CoURT.-Iu this Court on Satur-
day the case of BARLEY Cavanaugh, for dis
turbing the peace. was partly tried and con-
tinued until the 26 h instant. George Brady
was found guilty Of stealing paint brush
from Robert Barton, and fined $50 and costs.
John McMshan, who was arrested upon a
charge of embezzlement, was discharged on
request of the prosecuting witness, it appear
ing that the matter was merely personal
affair between them. The cases of Robert
Jones, grand larceny, and All You, disturb
ing the peace, were continued until to-day.
CRY REcEIPIs.-The following payments
were made to the City Treasurer for the weel,
ending Saturday, May 81, 1881: George
A. Putnam. city licenses, s616 so; George
a. Putnam, city taxes, s.. 1863 w. 4. Henry,
Police Court fines, 1874 so; Z. H. Mckee,
sale of city coupons 81, 500; n. a. Kidder,
harbor dues, $40; X. ID. SERVER water rates.
$946; S. r Caldwell, cemetery dues, S53 30.
Total, 81, 800 so.
Two MEN were arrested yesterday by Off
GERS Valentine and Cafferty upon suspicion
Of being TIE parties who attempted to rob a
man at Fifth and l. streets on Friday even
ing, but as the party upon whom the attempt
% rob was made could not identify them.
they were discharged.
LARGE SALE OF WINE-All the wine made
by the Natoma Company last fall, says the
Folsom Telegraph, mas been sold. and eighteen
car loads viii be shipped to San Francisco
this week.
THR weather the past three or four days
has been delightful, with bracibg COO
breeze frcm the south, rendering day aud
night perfect for pleasure and enjoyment.
Two new pumps of the Hooker pattern
have been placed ia connection with the heat
ing works at the County Hospital. They
eau be used both at once or separately.
THE house of Fred Mier, on Seventh street
between j aud X, is being promoted into Z
three story by raising and adding ten and 8
halt feet basement.
SEyESTY-THREE immigrants arrived from
the East yesterday, and 40 viii arrive by
overland this afternoon.
The Pioneers held social at their hall
last Saturday, in which the old and Young
participated.
Four carloads of cattle were received for
traf m 0A..-l awr