Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


a number of vehicles followed together thi;
side of the further gate, coming by the east
portion of the grounds. They were driving
at very rapid pace. In this group were two
hacks and four buggies. Another buggy
driven by two ladies, having a very fast and
spirited horse, approached them, and when
near the main exit of the Park these ladies
succeeded In passing the entire number, and
turned suddenly into Thirty-iirst street.
Upon reaching this street they hesitated a
few seconds as to whether they would turn
to the left to Ii street or to the right and
take T street, and finally choosing the latter,
quickly turned short and almost at light an
81 which the buggy was upset and
turned completely over, throwing the horse
ditch. The horse was Immediately caught
by gentleman taking it by the head, and If
soon regained its feet, but leaving the har-
ness disarranged and the thills over its back.
The ladies and also the horse were uninjured,
and soon the buggy was righted, the har-
ness adjusted, and the ladies returned to the
buggy, and, although one of the wheels and
one thill was somewhat disarranged. they re-
sumed their homeward drive in quite an W.
concerned and serene condition.
RETURNED FROM YosEMITE.-Mr. and Mrs.
George G. Stebbins returned yesterday from
the Yosemite aud went to Dayisville. Rev.
R. Mckenzie and wife and Thomas K Cree
and wife, all prominent in the San Fran
cisco revival, were in the valley at the same
time. Last Sabbath morning Mr.. Cree
preached in the Union chapel in the valley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins sang. In the
evening Mr.. Stebbins conducted service of
song at the same place and Rev. Mr.. Nc
Keuzie delivered an address. There was a
great number of visitors in the valley, and
those residing there stated that the audiences
at the chapel were the largest ever convened
for services in the valley. Similar religious
services were held the Sabbath previous by
the same party at the hotel ia Calaveras
grove of big trees. Persons now returning
from Yosemite state that the present is a
very favorabls time to visit the valley. as
the water in the MERGED river and Yosemite
creek are high, which adds to the grandeur of
the many falls and cascades.
PERsoNAL.-State Prison Commissioners
Chapman, Everson and Neff came down
from Folsom yesterday, where they have
been making a general inspection of the
prison and its details, and returned to their
homes. Robert N. Graves of San Francisco
passed through to tie Bay from Nevada
Robert Hamilton OF San Francisco and J.
Z. Crooks of Benicis were in the city yester-
day. Charles Cadwalader and daughter, of
Red Bluff, passed through TO San Mateo.
Departures were made; by Issdore Townsend
for Paso Robes Springs w. G. Fetch and
wife, t. Butterfeld and DR.. HeTes for Allen
Springs Miss Matte Smith and Mrs. Stein
aur for the East; Mrs. f. G.. Waterhouse
g. lakH nd %
Hart and family for Colus4. Judge W. c.
Belcher came down from Marysville, where
he has been engaged in the suits against the
hydraulic miners, and went to San Francisco.
BRITISH PICNIc.-In honor of the birthday
of Queen Victoria the British Mutual Benefit
and Social Society held picnic at East Park
yesterday. The day was all that could be
desired-neither too warm nor too cool.
There was a fair attendance. Quot games
began at 1890 a. NJ, and running races at
1870 P. NJ, followed by other games, to the
winners in which large number of prizes
were awarded. The dancers occupied the
platform to the music of Jones, Beebe Il
Grants band. The entire affair was under
the management of COMMITTEES OF Arrange
ments consisting of Samuel Wild, James Par
sons, George Higgs, David Welsh, j. H.
Collins, John SHELTON, George Muddox, j ohm
Smith.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
221: For Standard OH Company, 20 cases
oil; r. Stone & Co., z rolls enameled cloth,
l box hardware w. A. & 9. S. Houghton,
/ box books Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, % crates stoves, Ia pieces iron pipe,
50 barrels oil Gus. Lavenson, cases shoes /;
i. +. Leon, barrel glassware, casks lamp
globes; Studebaker Bros, car wagons (;
Lindley & Co., 10 boxes and packages to-
bGcco Baker & Hamilton. l car wagons
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 3i2 bundles
shovels; J. Houston & Co., 200 kegs nails.
POLICE CoURT.-1n the case of Robert
Jones, arrested for grand larceny-stealing
money from the pocket of man lying drunk
in the rear OF a saloon on K street, between
Second and Third was partially
held and the case continued until to-day.
All Vow was found guilty of disturbing the
peace, and case continued till to-day for
Judgment. The cases against Frank Sweeney
and John TATE were continued until to-day.
Thomas Rodgers was fined S25 for disturbing
the peace. The battery case of w. s. Real
was continued to the 10Th instant. The
Court then adjourned.
FREIGHrs The following carloads of
freight were received yesterday for this city
One OF galvaniz d c.. iron, of coopers' ma
terials, / Of OIL l of horseshoes, of lum.
Der, of tires, 8 Of -four, of ere clay, OF
wagons, . OF furniture, ] of rubble, OF
kor,e1, > OF wine, IA of sand 2 OF wheels.
3 cattle, l Of steel rails 5 of bolts l OF
merchandise of wood. Also carloads were
forwarded East Ii Of salmon, ] of potatoes,
] Of onions, of merchandise, Of rsgt, II
of wool, l Of nails, OF sugar, 3 of coke. )
of barley and l of wine.
INcoRPoRATZD.-Ther was fled in the
office Of the Secretary of State yesterday the
certificate OF Incorporation Of the California
Southern Extension Railroad Company, to
operate a railroad from near San Bernardino
to intersect the line of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Railroad Company, some 60 miles. Di-
rectors-H. b. Williams, VIM. G.. Cohen,
Len Tasheira, VIM. II. Dimond and n. P.
Cole. Place of business, San Francisco
Capital stock, 81, 500, 900. in $1,000 shares
Actually subscribed, $4,000.
POLICE ARREsrs.-T following arrest:
were made in the city yesterday: Pat Muir
ply and Peter Stanley, for disturbing the
peace by square knock-down, by CHIEF
Karcher and Depaty Sheriff Barron. Lee
Hong, petit larceny, charged with stealing
three boxes of apricots from Celestial mer
chant, by officer Arlington. Baby Houston
grand larceny and vagrancv, by officers
Campbell, Arlington, Valentine and Nash
John Woodhead, disturbing the peace, by
officer Arlington. DIR. Clayton, violating the
health ordinance, by officer Valentine. Gus
a. Werner. grand larceny, by officer Airing
ton, and Karcher, local.
EI COUNTY Surveyor A. G.. VIM went x
the Pearson Reclamation District yesterday
to commence the preliminary survey for re-
building the levees for permanent recla
nation OF that district, under the arrange
ment recently entered into by the real estate
owners, which has been heretofore published
The levees will be built higher thar the one:
which succu,nbed to the recent fl lods, and
also much stronger.
THE river yesterday had fallen to 16 fee,
and 10 inehes, being a fall CT four inches dur
log the last twenty-four hc4rs. The depth In
the draw at the bridge was 16 feet and |
inches. The temperature OF the water in tbe
river at the 3 p NJ observation was 69e At tht
top aud 6S' at the bottom. The atmosphere
at TIE same time was 7S' in the shade.
LARGE variety in linen busters and listers
for ladies, misses and children. New Cloal
Department. Mechanics Store.
WE ARE UNLOADING our stock at sucl
,,rices that il will be an advertisements 20,