Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Mebius & Co., 3 half boxes and Il
packages tobacco; NJ. S. Jones, 5 organs
j. f. Clark, 5 boxes coffin trimmings; S.
Waugenheim, 30 boxes condensed milk A.
Coolot, l box envelopes; George o. Bates,
10 barrels and l box machinery; Mohr &,
Yeork, boxes sausage; Waterhouse & Les
ter, l car wagon material Baker & Hamil-
ton, car agricultural implements, 8 bar
rels castings, 8 boxes hardware, boxes
cutlery; National Gold Bank, l boxed
sausage case Joseph Gribble, 2 boxes pict-
ures Mrs. S. Z. M. Thompson, chest
and barrel household goods Studebal1er
Brothers. boxes awnings, boxes castings
j. M. Weidmann, l box and l bundle
, paper, barrels and boxes candy; John
Breuner, 1 box furniture III. G. Kirk &
Co, 3 boxes glass, y boxes vegetine. 1
bale corks, 8 boxes drugs; Billingsley &
Co., so boxes TASKS Elmer Brothers, 10
barrels whisky w. A. & G. S. Houghton
l box stationery, l crate hardware, 1
box books, box paper; L. Elkus, l case
cotton cord; Weinstock & Lubin, 1 case
shoes, l case cutlery r. Stone & Co.,
cases and boxes hardware, 6 cases names /;
sheet iron, 10 boxes bolts, 10 bundles OK bows,
case whip stocks, l box saws, 20 drums iron
pipe fittings, 6 boxes mattocks, 10 bars iron,
locomotive tires, boxes and 8 cases hard
ware, barrels wire, l case glass, l rack and
bundle sleeves, l case locks, l box fork ham
dies, l case hinges, IL cases wrenches, bales
Irvine, 3 cases fire arms Henry Fisher, 2
cases candy II. H. Paulk, 2 boxes maple
sugar; w. r: McRae, z bales paper; W.
Caswell bundle paper; L. K. Hammar. l
boxed organ, boxed piano; Adams, Nc
Neill & Co., / case tobacco Schroer Bros,
. barrels crackers /; n. S. Arnold & Co., %
barrels hams, 80 pals tobacco; Neubourg &
Lagos 10 bales hops; S. Lipman 4 Co.,
cases dry goods; Root, Nelson & Co., bar
rel steel dies Locke & Lavenson, 8 cases
brushes; G. II. Gilman, II cases boots and
shoes.
INCoRPoRATED.-A of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
Of the Cosmopolitan Paving and Asphaltum
Company. Principal place of business is San
Francisco, Directors-F. w. Ludovice, A.
H. Lissick, Jr 81. T. Hammond, A. W.
Preston, John A. Wright. Capital stock is
$3.50, 600, divided into 1000 shares. Also of
the Tower Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal place of business is in San Fran
cisco. Directors-S. Heydenfeldt, G. W.
Sessions, w. P. Williams, G. E. Scott, Nj.
Friedlander, J. Godfrey, H. Dickinson.
Capital stock is 81 000. 900, divided into 200,-
600 shares. Also of the New Potrero Fer
tilizing Company of San Francisco. Direc.
tors-James Phelan, W. F. Cushman, C.
Alpers, w. S. Rosecrans, A. Hay, Warren
Dutton, II. Epstein. Capital stock, $780,
600, divided into 80, GOO shares. Also of the
Electric Mineral Soap Company. Principal
place Of business is San Francisco. Diree-
tors-H. H. Pearson, John r. Mason, G. w.
Kellogg, E. G. Waite, Z. Connolly, J. NJ
Day, Joseph Coleman. Capital stock is
S250,000, divided into Il, 500 shares.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday r. f. Fray pleaded guilty of for
gerry of an order upon James Clark for de-
livery of trunk and other articles, and he
was sentenced to one year in State Prison at
Folsom. Charles Campbell pleaded guilty
to grand larceny, taking $3.50 from Z. Coy,
and will receive sentence on the 18th inst.
The passing of sentence upon William Will
Jams was continued to the same date, and
also the hearing upon settlement of bill of
exceptions in the case of George Z. Landes.
In the Police Court Charles Cook pleaded
guilty to misdemeanor-aiding the young girl
to escape By rope performance ont of the
window-and was sent to the County Jail for
a term Of forty days. All Hoy was examined
upon charge of entering the store of Henry
Mccain, on j street, and carrying away a
piece of goods, and was held to answer upon
charge of burglary, with bail fixed at 81, 0O0.
BuRGLAR1Rs. the inmates were alb
sent to attend the decoration services on
Monday, the house Of L. G.. Thomps on, 1925
D street, was entered by some person or per-
sons and watch, pair of pants, bed blankets,
clock and other articles taken. In working
up the case a trunk and chest were taken
from Chinatown pawn-shop yesterday upon
a search warrant, and large number of
watches, pistols and other articles found,
many of which it is believed by the Chief OF
Police have been stolen, but thus far the ar
ticles sought for have not been obtained.
The residence of ID. NJ. Thorpe, at the corner
of Ninth and ID streets, was also visited by
the light-fngered fraternity on Decoration
Day, but no articles except a clock were
found to be missing. The attachment these
thieves seem to have for watches and clocks
would indicate that time is an essential ele-
ment in their business.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
Charles Cook pleaded guilty to misdemeanor
aiding the girl to escape from the Police
Jail-and was fined $40. In default of pay,
ment he was sent to the County Jail for 4C
days and 40 nights The examination of All
Hoy, upon charge Of burglary for entering the
tailoring establishment of Henry McCanD,
on j street, took place, and he was held to
answer, with bail fixed at 81 Oe0. The Chi.
nese lottery cases of All Van, Wong Con and
Wong You were continued until the 10th in
slant. An Gwin, battery case, continued
till tomorrow. Mo,lie Roberts and Tommy
O'Neill entered pleas of guilty to charges OF
drunk, aud were given 10 days in the City
Prison. John Middleburg, disturbing the
peace case, continued till to-day John b.
ker pleaded guilty to a similar charge and
was fined 81 and costs.
PosrAL CARD ORDER.-The following or.
der in regard. to writing upon the face OF
postal cards has been issued by the Post.
master-G General and goes into effect to-day
son and after June l, 1881, no printing OF
writing will be permitted upon the address
side of postal cards, except that imprinted
thereon at the mandatory, and such as may
be necessary for the proper direction OF the
same, All postal cards bearing any othel
writing or printing on the address side are de
ciared unavailable, and must be returned t.
the sender by the Postmaster at the Office
where they may be mailed. Such cards may
be treated as spoiled, and redeemed by any
Postmaster upon application Of the holder
as prescribed in Section III, Postal Laws anC
Regulations, 1879. Future supplies Of posta
cards will be printed on the address side witt
the words, Nothing but the address can b
rolaced on this side ,"
CLUB MEDAL SHooT.-The Forester Gun
Club held shoot for its medal on Monday
at Agricultural Park, a. which contest tfteeI
members of the club took part. Joe Kan
was the winning party, and will hold tn
medal upon clean score until the next slmi
lar shoot for it is held.
CoSINEScEMENT.-Ar rehearsal was yester
day held by the graduating class of the Sac
ramento Institute at the Metropolitan Thea
ter, and the annual commencement exercises
will be held this evening at that place. com
rnencing at half.past o'clock.
ONE hundred and one immigrants will ar
rive from the East by overland this after
noon, Of whom 20 are males.
MEMS fine French calf, handmade shoes
in various styles, just received. Call anC
examine goods and prices. Red House.
MEN's English walking shoes, so easy, a
the Red House.