Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

freicht nsssed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th: For J. Spieker, 1 barrel whisky
Helen Robertson, 1 box drugs; Henry
Fisher, barrel cocoanuts; Central Pacific
Railroad Company, boxes machinery; w.
d. Comstock, l case glass; S. E. Darlington,
l barrel maple sugar; Lindley & Co., 5 boxes
tobacco Charles Heinrich, tub cheese II.
Wachhorst, / box plated ware Hall, Luhrs
g. Co., so pals tobacco, 400 cases canned
goods John T. Stoll, 6 kegs and l box riv-
cts; W. A. & c. S. HoughtoD, 4 boxes pa
per; Continental Oil and Transportation
Company tank oil Wilcox, Powers & Co.,
l cask liquor; Mrs. S. Thompson, box
household goods; Whittier, Fuller l. Co.,
bales cordage A. Dunnigan & Co., box
bolts; Adams, Mcneil & Co.5sl half-chest
tea Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co., l box
bolts / case wire cloth, 5 cases hardware, 3
cases hammers, 60 boxes and case locks. 2
bundles mops, 6 bundles hose. l box rubber
bands. 5 bales rubber packing, 204 bundles
iron, 155 bundles iron pipe; N. S. Arnold &
Co., bundles steel, bundles springs; Hale
Bros. & Co., case cotton goods; r. Stone &
Co., box hardware, l bale blankets; Me-
bus & Co., bales tobacco; Weinstocz 4
Iubin, 9 cases boots and shoes A. Walther
boxes drugs, barrel whisky Billingsley
s. Co., % boxes sleeves, l bundle mops, bar
rel clippers; T. Kolliker, barrel whisky, l
box drugs.
PERSONAL Charles Cadwalader of Red
Bluff. D. NJ. Reavis of Chico, and Captain
Page of this city. went to the Bay yesterday
Mrs. N D. Goodell and family left yesterday
for Yosemite. Mrs. E. N. Bush went to
Santa Cruz; Mrs Lennon, Mrs. Gottlieb,
and daughter and Mrs. Grafmiller, to Bartlett
Springs. John f. Kidder, Superintendent
of the Nevada Narrow gauge Railroad, who
came down the day before, left yesterday fer
Portland, Oregon. Mrs. M. Block has re.
turned to Sacramento. John Leatch, former
ly telegraph operator here, but now residing
at San Francisco, is in the city. Also Henry
Finnegass, United States Detective. John
Friediandsr, j. G. Jeffress, and r. P. SAKE
of San Francisco, B. B. Lee of Colusa, and
DIR. n. Watts of Chico, are in the city. T.
j. Clunie was in town yesterday, and leaves
to day for trip to Arizona and Mexico. He
has formed law partnership with George A.
Knight of Humboldt, late candidate for Con-
gress, their Office to be in San Francisco.
George Croker ard Miss Hattie Croker,
with party of friends, passed through last
evening to Idlewild, Lake Tahoe, to remain
a few days.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-All the mem
bers were present at the meeting of the Board
of Supervisors yesterday. a report was re-
ceived Of an election held in Roberts School
District for the purpose of voting tax to
pay the balance due upon the school.house
The report shows that five only voted at the
election, but all Of whom favored a tax to
raise $500, which was therefore ordered A
report was also received of an election held
in the Victory School District on the 9th of
April, when a proposition TO raise $500 by
extra tax was adopted Mrs Stanley was,
upon motion, allowed $50 for services at the
County Hospital. The Board then adjourned
until 10 A. N. to-day.
FREIGHTs BY RAn.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday: Six of lumber, 1 of wine, 1 of
salmon, Is of wood. of clay, Of coal. 8 of
wool. of ice, l of wire 2 of wheels, of
machinery, 2 of wagon materials, 2 of oil, l
of wheat, l of oranges, l of horses, of cat
tie, l OF sheep. OF hogs, l of agricultural
implements, l of iron, l of engines, l of
shakes and Of nay presses. These car loads
we're forwarded East Thirty four of tea,
of sugar, 2 Of merchandise, 16 of salmon, 10
Of wool, Of cabbage, OF vegetables, of
wine. of ore. of oranges, of coffee, l of
silk, l of canned peas. Of beans and i of
potatoes.
THE CONFLICT AT FoLsoM-Albert Hal
len, Superintendent of the Natoma Company
at Folsom, was in the city yesterday, and
states that matters have remained quiet be-
tween that company and the Receiver of the
Sacramento and Placeryille Railroad since
the Injunction was served to prevent pulling
up the track throus the Natoma Company
grounds About one hundred feet of the
track was torn up before the injunction ar
rived, and the rails were taken over to Fol-
som. The writ is returnab'e next Monday,
when the matter will be argued before Judge
benson, and the case will probably find its
way up to the Supreme Court before it rests.
ANNUAL MRETING.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Grand Victor
tirely Of citizens Of Sacramento, was held on
Monday evening, at which the following
named were elected trustees for the ensuing
year W. r. Knights, +. Hammond. G. A.
d. GRAY, w. d. Knights and S. &. benson.
The new Board subsequently organized by
electing w. R. Knights President and S. G..
benson Secretary. The report of the Super
intendent showed that he had developed A
thirty.five foot bed Of ere which is nov being
worked with very satisfactory results.
REMoyAL-The Police Department moved
yesterday dcwa stairs in the old city water
works building, and took one of the larg
cells temporarily as headquarters. The re-
pairs and reconstruction CT the city prison
ara proceeding quite rapidly. ard. when done,
will be very convenient and respectable, and
will not present such Inducements for the
escape of females, by aerial flight upon ropes
from the second-story windows into the arms
ofd have tbo
orary quarters occupied since the high waters
compelled the abandonment of the lower
floor.
lowing report from his measurements and
records: The rainfall of Monday night and
Tuesday morning amounted to $50 of an
inch making total for toe month OF .420,
and for the season 25.722 inches. He also
reports the fall in 1880 TO date, %. 705 inches
in 1879 IL. 162 inches in 1873. % .092 inches
in 1877, S760 inches in 1876, % $50 inches.
The last heavy rain 10 June was on the 10Th
OF June 1879, when .l49 of an inch fell.
LARCENY AND VAGRaScY. - colored
"gemen named Charles Yates, who enjoy,
an intimate acquaintance with the City Jail
has been arrested again by officers Arlington
and Valentine upon charges of stealing riuE
from an L-street adrnirer aud tor vagrancy
He will probably be given his choice, t.
shovel gravel with the chain-gang, or dig GU
Of town.
NV WHEAT.-The first of the new whea
crop so far as known, which has beer
tbrashed and shipped TO market, is from th
ranch Of Mr.. Frazer OF Colusa county, an'
has just been shipped to w. A. Matthews, Sai
Francisco. This is believed to be the carries
wheat marketed for many years, il not th'
earliest ever placed on market in the State.
Communicative steamer Dover de
parted yesterday for Colusa, with merchan
disc; the ID. Z. Knight, from Marysyille
came down to thu Pioneer Mill with grain
the Hope, from Alarysviile, with grain fo
San Francisco the barge Garfield was tskei
to Port Costa by the steamer Apache.
IxcoRpoRATED.-The Society of Humbold
County Pioneers has fled with the Secretar,
of State articles of incorporation. Place o
business, Eureka. California. Directors
Joseph Russ, Isaac Minor. james Hanna, L
III. Howard. George Graham, John A. Wha
ley, John H. Kimball.
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