Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-16
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


amounts have been recently paid to the
State by the Treasurers of the various coun-
ties in their quarterly settlement with the
State Controller: Alameda, S257. .9O1 16;
Amador. S3,525 p; Alpine, S2,982 50;
Butte. s81, GG0 o. Colusa, S102, 55S 30
Contra Costa, SlO,03S 10; FL Dorado, S14,-
048 IS; Fresno. $50, $50 IS Inyo. s., 983 70;
Kern. so, ,375 81 Lake, SIG 549 23 Mono,
S12,972 IS; Aiariposa, SS,5S2 9S Marin,
S47,2OS 81 Merced, SS4, 6S7 S5; Mon
terey, SO 221 90; Mendocino, $50
III 81; Napa, S55,SS9 OF; Nevada,
SIS, 597 so Plumas S16,06S 19; Pla-
Ger, SIS 05G 81; Santa Barbara, S9,-
2GS 93; san Benito, so. rs 03; San Ber-
nardino. S257 787 OF; Sutter, $50, ,0l6 Sc;
Santa Clara, S133 90l 3d. Santa Cruz, $751;
46l 60; San Francisco $500, 604 II; Sacra-
mento, Sl35, $50 10; San Diego, Sl5 SCI 50;
Shasta, 81. 49Z 80 Siskiyou, 80, 452 % +; So
nomn, Sl1l722 50; Soleno, S63. sol 90; San
Joaquin, 500 SOS So Ventura, SIS, 760 81;
Tehama, SAL 1872 10; Tuolumne, S13,0l0 OF;
Trinity. $l00S5 66; Yolo, $50, 236 TO-
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Charles Dresser was fined SO and
costs for disturbing the peace. Bob Purcell,
a. - GttttilD1 III 4Ahs was tlAb ~ VIC Cthi4iJ
Jail for a term Of eighty days. Joe Haggerty,
charged with petty larceny, was granted
postpo1eIuent Of his case until to-day. John
w. Baldwin and David De Costa were ex-
amined upon charges of grand larceny. Bald
win was held to answer, with bail fixed at
81 GOO, and the case of David De Costa was
taken under advisement. Josephine John
son. charged with battery, was discharged
upon payment of costs. The case of Sarah
Fay, arrested upon complaint of disturbing
the peace, was dismissed at request of the
prosecuting witness The Court then ad-
journed.
MoRE RAIN-It commenced raining again
yesterday morning, with the wind in the
southeast, and was showery and threatening
during the day. During last evening it
rained at times very hard, and continued at
midnight, with fresh, strong breeze blowing
from the south 1t was showing on the
mountains, from Truckee to Blue Canyon,
during the day and up to midnight and rain
ing below. The barometer is lower in the
mountain region, and indicates a continued
storm In The upper Sacramento valley the
rain was not as heavy, but was falling stead
lily. Ia the other direction it was raining In
the San Joaquin valley, and as far as San
Francisco. with a favorable appearance for
general storm.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight pissed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th inst: For W. Z. Peterson, ? cases
candy George Z. Bush, package and box
lamp cbimnsvsi Harmes & Palm, bags
seed; H. G. Kuk & Co, 10 boxes soap III.
S. Croker & Co., boxes machinery; d.
W. Earl, 80 steel dies 80 steel shoes (; Stand.
ard OIL Company, 279 cases coal oil; Central
Pacifis r i,road Company, 2 pieces and 6
boxes machinery. 9 bales waste Huntington,
Hopkins * Co., 3 cases pick-handles, 3 cases
machinery. bars steel, 2 bales rubber belt
ing T.. Strong & Co, s crates saddle trees,
3 boxes hGmes Charles Heinrich, l tub
cheese; Eurella Publishing Company, box
books.
TaE OyERF1ow.-The water in the lower
part Of the city has, by means of the pumps
and discharge through the openings, been
considerably reduced in hight. At Mr..
Aiooses residence, between Il and street
levess, 1t had yesterday afternoon fallen ten
inches, and at Tenth and o streets had been
reduced by the outflow about six inches. At
the opening in the Y street levee the water
had become as low on the inside as on the
south side and had ceased TO flow through.
Eight IF the China pumps are working at
full poTsE dag and night, and also the Norton
propeliag pump, which is doing good work.
STATE LIBRARY TRUSTEES. The Legis-
latiye Republican caucus held last evening,
agreed upon The following ticket to be sup
ported by tha Republicans in Joint Conven-
ton: Hon. l. s. Bsleher, Marysville Hon
Henry EAgerton and \. @. Freeman, Sacra-
menbo Hon. J. J.. Owen, San jose and
Hon. w. W Crane, of Oakland. The caucus
was very animated, and very strong contest
was made but two Of the members OF the
ticket received large majority Of the votes
cas-
DEcE, sED.-Died, in Sheffield, Ashtabula
county, Ohio, February ,, 1881, Joshua L.
Gage, ii the S5.h year OF his age. The de-
ceased settled in Ashtabula county in 1910.
He was q highly-estesmed citizen, well known
in that section of the State, and was respected
for TIE sterling quality of his character. He
was the father Of Stephen I. Gage, Of Oak
land. and n. L. Gage, of Amador county,
both Of whom are wellk known and prominent
citizens Of this State.
CowuERcTAL-The steamer Governor Dana
leaves for Colusa this morning with passen-
gers and freight The bay steamers arrive
late each day at present. on account of deten-
ton WITH freight consigned to points on the
California Pacific Railroad, which Is dis
charged aJ Vallejo. The Modoc LETT on It's
retufu .rip 70 the bay yesterday at 2 P. NJ.
The steamer Ceres passed up en- route to the
Feat5ecaivsr for wheat.
FRtr5ars.-Car loads of freight were re-
ceived in This city Yesterday as follows One
Of wood. Of nails. - Of wheat. II Of coal,
l of lumber l Of shakes, | OF slabs, 5 OF
steel rails Through car loads were forwarded
East Two Of salmon, l of beans, l Of cot
fec, O.. barley / Of fruit, l Of hides, l of
merchandise , oi wool and l of oranges.
Auction sALE-BeI & Co. will sell at auc-
ton tomorrow at IL A. NJ the saloon and
coffee stand at No. 925 Front street, between
[ and !. 1t will be sold as whole. The
purchaser can have the goodwill Of the busi-
ness and carry on the business in the same
place 4 large stock of wines liquors and
cigars on hand.
ISCoRPoRATED.-T There has been filed with
the Secretary of State articles of incorpora-
tion of the Arizona Belle Mining Company
of Sar Francisco Directors-Wm. Reade,
o. B Gray, II. j. Sibley, w. f. Hale, G..
T. Rrinckmann. Capital stock, $40, 900, 900.
PoLIcR ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made in the city yesterday: VIM. II.
Wilson and P Sweeney, disturbing the
peace. by P. Brannigan, special; f. Cox, by
officer Smith Gus Parker. for carrying con.
cealed weapon, by officer Rider.
SPECIAL SEssIoN.-It may now be regarded
as definitely settled that no call viii be made
for an extra session of the Legislature. The
Governor states freely to those who have in
ouired. that his determination not to call
such session is unalterable.
WARRANTS IssUED.-The State Controller
has issued warrant tor s2l, 800 for the pur-
chase of bonds for the perpetual endowment
fund of the State University. Also war
rant for s36, ,260 % for support OF the Uni
versity.
DEATH OF A PIoNEKR.-John Prentice, an
old resident OF this city, and pioneer, died
Yesterday at his residence on Ninth, between
II and o streets. He was a native OF Con
neeticut and aged so years.
.CHILDREN's DOUBLE Toe, BUTToNED SHOES,
warranted not to rip 81 10 andsl %, at ked
House.
Mission