Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ing, 2 boxes hardware; John Breuner,
boxes furniture; Billingsley & Co., box
brushes; Waterhouse & Lester, 80 springs,
pair half springs; Capital Furniture Com
pany, crates table sides; B. Stone & Co.,
81 bundles wagon bows II. G. Kirk & Co.,
l box drugs j. A. Barrick, box household
goods; Holman, Stanton & Co. car
wagons, 6 boxes machinery; Huntington.
Hopkins & Co., 147 bundles iron, l case
planes, % boxes nails, cases oars Conti-
mental Oil and Transportation Company,
tank oil Hall, Luhrs & Co., l cask prunes
Central Pacific Railroad Company, 3 cases
window glass. The following freight for
this city passed Ogden on the 18th Lind
ley Il Co., IL cases canned cocoanut, % bar
rels hams; Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 2 hogsheads and 5 casks lamp Chin
news, | box hardware, l cask crockery, )
bales cotton waste c. H Gilman, case cor
sets; Weinstock & Lubin, l case shirts, 2
cases collars, s cases boots, 9 cases drugs !;
John F. Cooper, 2 pianos; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, bars and 2 bundles STEEL l
case brushes, / bale rubber packing, 2 boxes
hardware, bundles sleeves, 5 cases hardware,
cases curry combs, l case hooks, 2 cases
door. handles, kegs staples, 2S6 grind stones,
locks, 2 of butts, l Ct hinges, CT cutlery,
of chairs 200 bundles hoop iron, 80 boxes OK
shoes, u tires, IS packages ak handles, $50
plates boiler iron, 100 plates iron );
James G. Davis, l car load furniture ;
w. D. Comstock, l box maple sugar, box
furniture; A. s. Arnold & Co., 5 bundles
ironware Il. A. Scott & Co., l car load of
agricultural implements; Jones & Owens,
200 reels fence wire; Jacob Hoehn, l bundle
icebars Booth & Co., l machine; Baker &
Hamilton, rolls rubber betting w. III.
Beatty, box books; II. G. Kirk 4 Co., box
licorice, box drugs; J. II. Marvin & Son,
box stamped ware j. +. Russell, case maple
syrup Daniel Flint, 1 box maple syrup L.
Ell. Hammer, l organ A. Dennery & Co,
20 barrels lamp chimneys, 2 cases nickel
plated lamps, case lamp shades Billings
ley & Co., % bundles straw paper; Hall,
Luhr & Co., Is boxes tobacco, packages
cads tobacco, IL boxes lemon sugar,
I20 boxes extracts, l case cigars !;
Adams, Mcneil & Co, 10 half-boxes plug
tobacco, boxes same, packages cads same
George Schroth- 100 barrels oatmeal; Hol-
man, Stanton & Co., carload of wagons, l
box sickle sections t. Schwamb, box mold
ings: Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 10 boxes
stove-pans James Parsons. l case boots and
shoes; Mebius & Co., 8 packages tobacco !;
Mrs. Felix Cohn, cases furniture; Dr. A.
L. Bruno, case drugs; r. Z. Gogings, l
box woodenware, boxes drugs, boxes
empty bottles; Z. Stone & Co.. / bale
blankets, bale saddlery, cases saddlery, l
case hardware, . cases names, boxes leather,
cask goods John Breuner, 30 boxes chair
materials.
A MYSTERIOUS BABY.-The Folsom 7eie-
graph has tie following in relation to the
recent desertion CT an infant, and of which
nothing further has as yet been TRANSFERRED
A few weeks since a woman wearing a pair
of goggles was observed getting off the train
lust in from Sacramento. She carried q
small infant and heavy satchel. Taking
roundabout circuit, she finally reached the
American Exchange Hotel, where she called
for a room. Quita late in the evening latter
dark. she ordered carriage, and with baby
and bundle left the hotel, with directions to
the driver to 20 to GAINESVILLE, to which plsce
she was conveyed, after which she told the
driver to remain at certain place with the
conveyance until her return. She seemed
very reticent-refusedt the proffered assistance
of the driver to help her with her baggage
and baby-and departed After an absence
of an hour she returned minus satchel and
infant-was conveyed from GAINESVILLE to this
place. which she left on the next mornings
train for Sacramento. The suspicious OF
Justice Benson were aroused, and subse-
quently. upon making Inquiries, 1t was found
that the infant and satchel had been lett at
the residence of family in ClaTksyille-that
the family are ignorant Of particulars save
that they found the baby, supply OF cloth
ing and some $50 10 money LETT at Their door.
CoNcERxING T1ME CARps.-The agent of
the RECORD UNION at Grass Valley explains
the time card situation. about which some
misunderstanding has arisen, as follows ::
Here is the situation For the past two or
three weeks we have labored under difficult
ties, owing to our mails and express facilities
being cut off by the changes made in Central
Pacific time table, causing US to have but one
mail every twenty-four hours, at a. NJ,
bringing all the San Francisco and Sacra-
mento morning and evening papers OF the
day before at the same time, together with
the Eastern mails Under tie new schedule
time, commencing yesterday, we receive the
daily RECORD UNION with the San Francisco
daily morning papers at o'clock P. N. same
day of publication, and this Is simply cora-
ing back to the old arrangement as before
the interruption, wAen the papers are deiiv-
cred at once.
PRESENTATION Mcneil has gone
East upon business trip, and will be absent
about six weeks. As he was about to leave,
the employees of the establishment of Adams,
Mcneil & Co. gathered in his Office and pre-
sented TO him beautiful and costly cane.
The staff Is California mahogany, having a
heavy gold hesd, with rich setting Of white
and yellow-mettled quartz. Upon one side
of Che handle Is engraved the name of the re-
cipient, and upon the other, From his en-
ployes, May - 1881" The PRESENTATION was
made by L A. Upon ia a humorous little
speech, and responded 10 with surprise and
appreciation by Ms Mcneil.
PRESBYTERIAN PIcSIo-The picnic of the
Presbyterian Church and its mission Sunday
schools, which took place a. East Park on
Saturday, was pleasant gathering. Several
hundred children and parents were present
Both groves were occupied. and while there
were no set games, the flying horses and
swings were kept busy by the little ones, and
a general social mingling in the cosl shade,
free from the heat which characterized the
day, was thoroughly enjoyable. The street
cars afforded ample carrying facilities for all
who wished to attend. and everything passed
off free from accident and pleasantly.
orrrcERs ISsrALLED.-Unity Lodge of
Good Templars at Folsom has installed the
following officers for the ensuing term: W.
c. T, VIM. Lewis; w. r. H. s., Miss Ida
Howe; w. L. II. s.. Miss Julia William
son; w. v. T.. Mrs. Z. Henneman; w. s.,
A M 7, W; A 81 Mrs n X M1 D0Pne e,Gn
L.
Ian; w. c., Mrs. /. Farmer; w. T., M. J..
Haley w. +. s., J. f. Howe; w. |. G /.
j. Worth; W. 0. e., w. j. Piles; 7. w.
G. T., Mes. J. i. Howe.
CRY RECEIPTS The following payments
were made to the City Treasurer for the week
ending Saturday. May IA, 1881; W. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, SC; n. A. Kidder,
harbor dues. SO; r. D. SERVER. 81, 264 % :
S. Z. Caldwell, 81; Z. H. Mckee, sale of
material and labor. S51; Geo. a. Putnam,
city licenses, sl77 12 Geo. A. Putnam. dog
licenses, 81 80 Geo. A. Putnam, city taxes,
so, $50 20. Total, 500, 5O7 81.
LADIES SHOULD Nor FoRGkT about those
four-batton LiSle gloves for 10 cents pair !;
those fine grenadines at 10 cents per yard /;
and you should remember that the house is
full of such bargains during this special sale
Of the Red House.
TRY every house in this city, give them all
the first chance, and tLen visit Hale's great
center table movement.
THIS Day ON Hale's great center tables will
he niacad lots of goods, from every depart