Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

from Madison, Yolo county, enc OF which
was fine race-horse belonging to f. M. Hen
ricks. Deputy Sheriff L. a. Friend took up
the case and traced the property and thieves
to Tehama, where one horse was left and the
other traded off. The description OF the party
wanted was here obtained, and he was fol-
lowed on the road towards Oregon. He went
through Shasta and Trinity Center, and find
ing it somewhat difficult to trace the fugi.
tive, the officer procured q man to go with
him and assume to peddle fruit along to
divert attention, while the officer made in
quiry and search. When at Fort Jones it was
learned that the man was at the Walker
Bro. place, six miles FROM that place.
Upon going there he was found upon load
of hay. Friend rode up and ordered his man
to come down. He at first refused, but under
persuasion of revolver thought better of
the matter. and complied. When hand
cufed, the officer noticed that not only he
held up his hands ike little man 70 receive
them, but in a way that indicated he was not
q stranger to that class of bracelets; and
when he came to get into the wagon the
Sheriff was convinced that he was an old con-
vict. 1t is claimed not to be an easy matter
10 get out and into vehicle while hGndcuifed,
and tbs ease in which the party in hand took
to it was refreshing as well as assuring of
Wilson, and was brought down on the Oregon
Division yesterday, and taken to Woodland
last evening. Several other cases of horse
stealing have occurred recently, among which
is a fine brood mare taken from the ranch
OF j. Keieher, near Lincoln.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
OH: For Baker & Hamilton, bbls hard
ware; Whittier, Fuller & Co., bxs hard
ware. bxs molding Billingsley & Co., 20
hdls paper: H. G. Kirk & Co.. bxs drugs /;
j. I. Stoll, case brushes; A. r. Henry, 2
bxs cultivators Booth & Co., 100 pals to-
bacco; A A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., cases
hardware, 3 cases names; S. Nathan & Co.,
] box shirts Charles Bell, 16 bxs bottles ;
Hallet Toy, box hardware; S. III. Davis, l
case hardware Hartwell & Hotchkiss, box
grindstones Hall, Luhrs & Co., 223 cases
oysters, 20 bxs matches, sc tierces hams S.
Lipman & Co., l case suspenders Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co, 2S4 wagon axles, drums
iron pipe fittings, 50 bdls copper wire. 20 bxs
nails, 8 bxs horseshoe nails, 3 cases chain,
bxs wrenches, / cask, 8 bbls and l box rig
ging, box shears, bellows, y bdls forlIs,
307 bdls and 9 plates sheet iron, 400 kegs
nails Lindley L Co., 2 cases cigarettes, 2
cases tobacco, so bxs maple syrup box ma
pie sugar; Charles Heinrich, l tub cheese !;
w. A. & G. S. Houghton, bxs envelopes,
case dry goods L. K Hammer, piano :
Thomas Harper, cases shoes Weinstock &
Lubiu, cases hats /; Standard Oil Company,
$40 cases coal oil; Holbroo1, Merrill & Stet
son, l box stamped ware.
FREIGHTs.-The following carloads of
freights vera received ct this place yester-
day: Seven of coal, of powder, of pipe,
50 of wood, 2 of lime, of wheat, of lum-
Der, of iron, of oil, 1 Of -four, of ice, s
OF granite, of oil, / of iron pipe, l of hogs,
and l of machinery. a special train of
twenty-three cars of cattle for Heiibron
Bros. passed through from Winnemucca,
twenty cars going TO Kingsbury, in the San
Joaquin valley, and three to San Francisco.
Sixteen car loads OF steel rails were fer.
warded from Sacramento to Reno, and five
TO Carlin. The following carloads OF freight
were shipped eastward: One of ore, s of
green fruit, of beans, IL of canned fruit,
of barley, / of red oil, l of fonr, of mer-
chandise, ) Of potatoes, 1 of coke, l of bark,
/ OF vine 2 of wool, OF salmon, 6 of pota.
toes, l OF quicksilver and l Of borax.
INcoRPoRArED.-There has been filed in
the Office of the Secretary of State articles of
incorporation of the Cleveland and Sierra
Hydraulic Mining Company; principal
place of business is Cleveland, Ohio. Di-
rectors-George Washington. Z. S. Beck
with, J. Perkins. l.. Alcost, II. Hanna, Fay
cite Brown. j. Barnett, B. l.. Hill, S. Bur-
CESS. Capital stock, $500, 600, in $4,000
shares. Also, articles of incorporation of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union of
San Francisco. Directors-Alrs. S. n. Gar
Gener, Mrs. N. E. Cooper. Mrs. l.. z. Will
Jams, Mrs. +. H. Taft. Mrs. NJ. L. Smith,
Mrs. L. l. Peaman, Mrs. c. Cummins. 1t
has no capital stock.
The QuELos SU1cIDE.-In addition to the
item Of yesterday about the suicide near
Napa, who was identified as J. p. Quelos,
formerly resident Of this city, the Napa
Reporter of Wednesday has the following
1.-The remains OF J. 2. Quelos, the suicide,
were buried yesterday afternoon in Tulocay
Cemetery. a woInan, claiming to have been
the wife of deceased, came down from Ma
rysville last night and departed again this
morning. She gives her name as Polly says
she was married to Quelos at Sacramento a
year ago. Either because Of her grief or IN
difference she had very few questions to ash,
concerning the drowning of her alleged hus-
band"
CHICO DISTRICT FAIR Invitations have
been received for attendance at the Third
District Fair, to be held at Chico, commenc-
ing on the 9Th of September. The Directors
of the district are J. w. Is. Montgomery,
A. 3. Collins, n. ID. Rideout, o. l.. Clark,
L. II. Mcintosh, III. C.. Wilson, II. NJ. Ber-
nard and c. g. Mason The officers are: C.
c. Mason, President w. j. Blackwell, Sec
Rotary; and Charles Faulkner, Treasurer.
Extensive arrangements are being made by
liberal offers of premiums and general enter
prise to make the coming session highly sue
esssful in every respect.
Police Court In this Court yesterday
J. B. Hilton pleaded not guilty to violating
the health ordinance case continued: Mike
O'Neil, drunk discharged Jas. McGuyer,
drunk and sleeping Gu sidewalk, discharged
Joseph Smith, battery and committing an
assault with deadly weapon, cases continued
until tomorrow; Jas. Mel laughlin, vasrancy.
continued until to-day; Charles Cook. 40
duction, continued until the 18th instant
Mrs. Huntoon was found not guilty of bat.
terry, the day previous, instead of guilty.
Auction SALK.-D. J. Simmons & Co
win sell this morning at halt-past 10 o'clock
at residence No. 1920 Eighth street, between
l. and NJ, one elegant parlor set marble.toy
table, oil paintings and chromos, body Brus
sells, tapestry and three-ply carpets; marble
top bedroom sets, with dressing cases
spring and hair mattresses, dining and othe
tables, walnut dining chairs, lounge bed
stoves. croekery, glassware, etc. The furBi
ture is nearly new.
LEcruRE.--A free lecture will be deliy
cred this evening at the Presbyterian churel
by w. C. King. recently of Wisconsin, unde
the auspices Of the Sacramento District Lods
of 1. o. q. T. An original allegorical poem
will also be recited By Rev. a. X. Crawford
and musical selections win be rendered.
STATE FAIR GUIDE III. a. Weaver, Q
this city, was at The last meeting of the Stat
Board of Agriculture granted permission t
distribute his Estate Fair Guide" at the Parl
during the coming fair, which be viii do as il
former years.
TRADE. MARKS "A claim for trademark
has been fled with the Secretary Of State. b,
A. Fenkhausen & Co., to g Newton's Frank
fort Gold Drop" Woodward's KentucI,,
Eureka" and "0ld Pioneer Bourbon 70
WHISTLES.
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