Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Kingsley & CO., 90 bundles baskets, 2 barrels
and bundles broom handles; Neubourg &
Lagos, bales hops Baker & Hamilton,
box envelopes a. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co.,
8 crates and casks saddle trees / bale sad
dlery. 3 cases hardware Mebius & Co., 10
barrels currants Adams, McNeill & Co., 80
boxes goldfish Hale Bros. K Co., bale cot
ton goods Gilbert 4 Moore, boxes walnut
chairs J. R. Mendoza, l organ; Samuel
jelly, 4 cases clocks; Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, II boxes machinery, 10 bun
dies pipe, Y reservoirs, s barrels waste
Hall, Luhrs & Co., % barrels hams John
Breuner, 1 bundle leather; Waterhouse &
Lester, l box hardware; II. Fisher, l box
confectionery paper ornaments; Thomas
Harper, 2 boxes shoes; Lindley & Co., 10
barrels currants, % cases canned cocoanut.
BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-Board met yes
terday pursuant to adjournment, all the men,
beers present. The report of II. L. Buckley
on the claim of WIG. ]. Davis, shorthand re-
porter, was received, read and ordered on
file. The claims of J. III. Sullivan, services
as slickens expert. sos; d. B. Huntley, me-
teorologist. S201 % L G. Robinson. services
as expert, sos. and Win. J. Davis, $500,
were allowed by the following vote brennan,
Wilson, Butler, Bsiley and Beckley voting
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claims of o. q. jackson for SIG 50 and J. G.
Devine for s16 were allowed. Ordered that
the County Surveyor examine the drainage
OF the County Hospital and report the condi-
ton of the same to the Board. The opinion
of District Attorney Buckley as to
the necessity OF electing President Of the
Board, was received and fled. Board ad
jsurned till ten o'clock A. N. to-day.
ArTEMPTRD RoBBERY.-Last evening, as
Mrs. L. A. Epson was returning home from
out of the alley on the east side of Tenth
street, between II and I, and grabbed out Of
her hand small moleskin shopping bag which
she carried. She called for assistance. and
gentleman who CHANGED to be near gave chase,
but the robber was too feet of foot, and the
darkness favored him, 30 that he escaped.
Mrs. Epson hastened homo and telspboned
for an officer. Officer Woods responded to
the call and made search for the villain, but
failed TO get any clue to him, but found the
lost property, which the thief had dropped in
his flight From this it would seem that the
robber considered himself hard pressed by his
pursuer, and when he dropped it he had not
time sufficient to regain it.
SURPRISE ALL ABoUED.-At the close of
Lodge OF Order of Foresters Monday evening.
Past Chief Ranger Henry Longton was pre-
scented by the members with Past Chief
Rangers certificate elegantly framed, also a
regalia OF the Order. After the presentation
Mr.. Lon gtoa invited these present-fsty in
number-to his residence, n street, between
Sixth and Seventh, to have q social chat.
The folding doors were thrown open, and, to
the surprise Of the Foresters, displayed
table Rroaning with good things, to which
ample justice was done. Toasts were given
songs were sung; good music was in attend
ance, and happy hours were spent. At 3 A.
N. they parted, all present singing, "Auld
Lang Syne."
A CAvE-Yesterday it was discovered
that cave had occurred in Third street, just
above K. The cause of it was that the water
hadwashed out an opening in the sewer under
the ground, and had settled or washed away
the sand, with which the street has been
graded, to such an extent that large excava-
ton had been made, leaving the cobbles on
the street standing on thin, shell-like piece
of dirt, liable to fall ia upon the slightest
provocstioD. The co5bles were removed and
the washout filed in, and the cobbles are to
be again put into position. The work is
being done under the supervision of Street
Commissioner Ryan.
TRADE-MARKs.-Yest the Capitol
Packing Company fled claim of trade
mark in the of6cs of the Secretary of State.
1t consists Of vignette of the Capitol build
ing and park attached, and above it the word
"Capitol, and below it the word Brand"
The back ground is a sunburst. W. H. Bag
ley and +. II. Wilmington, doing bu,i-
ness as the Capital Soap Company, filed
a claim to a trademark. Il consists of
a crown set upon a pedestal. and arranged
about the words, lie Roi du Savon." Upon
the face of the pedestal are the words, " King
of Soaps"
INCORPORATION have been filed in
the office of the Secretary of State articles
of incorporation of the Loyalton Literary,
Social and Musical Society. Purpose, mutual
improvement Of the members in execution,
composition, ecience and music. Principal
place Of business, Loyalton, Sierra county,
Cal; term of existence, thirty years num-
Der of Directors, nine The Directors for the
first year are M. Pritchard, w. S. Lewis,
w. 4. Peck, C. L. Hsston. O. G. Rosencrsns
James Euscoe. ]. D. Kelly, d. B. Reyes,
Owen Jones.
Teachers INSTITUTE. -The teachers of this
county assemble at the Teachers Institute
this morning at the Capital Grammar School.
on O street, between Ninth and Tenth, at 10
o'clock, and continue Ia sc sion for three
DAYS. Evening sessions will be held in the
Sixth-street Methodist Church, commencing
at o'clock, sharp. State Superintendent OF
Schools, Fred. Campbell, will lecture this
evening. Professor H. B. Norton will lecture
tomorrow evening, and Professor E. Kuowl-
ton will lecture on Friday evening. The leet-
ures are free, and the public are invited to be
present
HORTICULTURAL M. Cooke, Chief Execu-
tive horticultural Officer, has received notice
tina. the Supervisors of Los Angeles county
have appointed Board of horticultural Com
missioners for that county. as follows Alex
ander Cav, Of Los Angeles James Foord,
of San Gabriel; and Mr. Snow. Of Santa
Ana This makes siSseen counties organized
under the Horticultural law passed at the last
session of the Legislature.
CoMNERcIAL.-Arrived, since last repors,
barge Philip. per steamer Reform, from San
Francisco, with lumber to w. f. Frazer and
lashs to Friend & Terry Lumber Company :;
barge Anna Meths, No. 2, from the upper
Sacramento. with wood to master. De-
parted. barge Centennial, per steamer Re-
form. with cargo OF sugar pine for California
Door Company, San Q isntin.
REHEAR1Ne GRANTEp.-In the Supreme
Court rehsaring has been granted on Pc
titiou of Attorney. General Hart in the case
of the People VS.. Nancy Hamilton, and the
case will be heard en- banc By the Supreme
Cont at it next session in San Francisco.
Clinton L., White is the attorney for Mrs.
Hamilton.
CHRISTMAS goods coming, Christmas goods
goipg-see them. Dolls; vases, only %
cents warblers, and 10 cents; picture
books. and the prsttisst Toy watch and chain
for bows ont, with movable hands, only %
cents: and little girls toy chamber sets,
marble-top stand, for only % cents; A 3
blocks for boys, large siza, only 10 cents. Red
House.
The SURPRISE Again last evening the
store of Anderson & Hamm was crowded,
and many were the bargains in every depart
ment. This novel method of supplying the
wants of the public has proven grand sue
cess. The sale will bs continued every even
ing until January 1st. No. 924 street, near
Tenth.
TO-DAY Bargains in silks; bargains in
cashmere; bargains in kid gloves. l.. Bien,
Eighth and ] streets.