Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

18th For Adams. ndCINehi u W. IL OoAes,
95 barrels meal, 400 boxes corn James Nc
Gnire. / cask chain 81. G. Kirk & Co.. 3
cases and boxes drugs, 6 cases patent med
iciue: Booth & Co., 40 half-barrels and $50
kits of fish; James McGranahan, box or
gan: Billingsley & Co., 8 cases. playing
cards; Locke & Lavenson, 2 rolls carpet, 6
cases oilcloth J. T. Stoll, case saddlery
hardware; Lindley & Co., crates iron roof
ing. 8 barrels and half barrels whisky, 8
casks prunes Holman, Stanton & Co.,
cases plows; Hall, Lnhrs & Co., % barrels
and Is tierces hams, 30 crates mince meat, l
package show cards. 100 pals tobacco; Hobby
i Smith, box cast zinc monuments Hale
goods; Weinstock & Lubin, bale ard
/ case dry goods; Central Pacific
Railroad Company. 2 boxes engine
headlights, 1S0' pieces and 2 boxes
steel; L. L. Lewis & Co., stoves; Hun
tington, Hopkins & Co, cask and sacks
bowls, 10 cribs trays, case scrub brushes, 10
cases files, cases and 10 boxes hardware, l
bale rubber hose, bales rubber springs, 1
barrel and l box iron pulleys, 3 boxes Ratchet
handles, go half-dozen bundles shovels; A.
A.Van VOORHEES, & Co., cases names, 10 bar
rels shoemakers' wax, 2 boxes and l case
hardware. 2 boxes iron castings, boxes sad
dlery; w. a. i c. S. Houghton, cases
ruled paper, 8 cases stationery; J. NJ. WED
mann, l case chewing gum q. ID. krebs,
box brushes Henry Fisher, l case candy;
Washburne & Redman, box yarn. The fol-
lowing freight win arrive by the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad: John Breu-
ner, boxes walnut chairs.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS Board Of Fire
Commissioners held it's monthly meeting last
evening, at which all the members were pres
ent. Reports were filed by the foremen of
the different fire companies. They show
three alarms during the month, but no loss of
property. The position of Jacob Stortz, ex-
ira man Of Engine Company No. 2, was upon
motion declared vacant, and VIM. Bird was
elected TO fill the position. A motion was
adopted allowing Chief Engineer Sullivan to
advertise in the city daily papers the Kim
ball hook and ladder truck for sale, larger
one having been purchased for the use of the
department. The following bills were pre-
scented and allowed Huntington, Hopkins
Co., s22 %; Jacob Greisel, So So; E. A.
Burr, Sc %; S. S. Nixon, 81 so; G. 81.
Krebs, IS 10; W. r. Rose, Sc; G. S. Butler,
81 80; Geo. Sohroth, s32 70; B. Dennery
So; Guthrie Bros. 81 &c; E. A Burr,
SIS IS; Whittier Fuller. S17 20; II. Stein
man, 81 so: s. Il. Davis, 81; H. NJ. Bsr-
nard, Sc; c. Nelson, SIC 70; Pike 4 Young,
SO; James Crone, IS; c. Adams, 50 90; NJ.
McElaney. sl2 so ]; james CroDe, So; Friend
4 Terry. 81 67; R. A. Fisk, S74 80; c: Sui
livan, SIS; Bateman, 80; = Painter,
SIS; A. A. Cook, $50; w. R. Miles, on ac-
count of contract and extras. 81 6S; 2.
Nash, SIS 80; Gas Company, S35 20. The
Board then adjourned.
HoNoRs EASILY AcQuIRrD.-A short time
since officers Lee and Arlington arrested in
this city Charles Sullivan and Edward Des-
moud upon suspicion that they were parties
who had committed burglary at Oakland.
The Chief of Police at San Francisco was
notified of the arrests and given description
o; the men, accompanied by inquiry if they
were the men wanted. A negative response
was received Officers Lee and Arlington
still believing they had the right men, took
them to Oakland, found they were the parties
who committed the burglary, and after find
ing the property they had stolen, turned the
property and thieves over to the Chief of
Police of San Francisco at his office. And
now the San Francisco papers come out with
an account of the capture, but with the
singular statement that the arrests were
made by Detectives Coffey and Silvey, Of
that city, and with rose colored hue given
TO their exploit in shadowing" the culprits
to this CITY, etc., whereas these detectives
committed in Oakland until officers Lee and
Arlington, of this city, marched the thieves
with their booty into the San Francisco
police headquarters.
For THE SUNSET RoUTE.-Two passenger
coaches have just been received at the rail
road shops, which have upon their sides, in
finely executed letters, &C The Sunset Route, !"
and beneath, the letters G. II. & S. A,
which being interpreted stands for Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio, being section
of the Eastern portion of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Two sleepers and four
baggage cars have previously been received
from an Eastern manufactures, with the same
designation, and two more day coaches will
be received and attached with the passenger
train this morning. The finish of the pas
senger coaches is very unique and substantial.
The interior is of bric-a-srac style, finished
In light colored wood, with the appearance of
oil finish in furniture. The spaces between
the windows are filed with q single raised
panel with bric-a-brac carvings, and the
other portions Of the wood work and general
finish is to correspond. Even the water
coolers have diagonal bars and angular de-
signs. in harmony with long legged cranes
standing in bullrushes, which is 50 expressive
of the present style.
TRIAL OF M1LAs1cH.-The second trial of
George Milasich, for the murder of Peter
Morelli by shooting him at the New Campi
Restaurant in June last, was commenced in
the Superior Court before Judge benson yes
terday. The prosecution is conducted by
District Attorney Fl. L. Buckley and Dep
uty Attorney General G. L. White, and the
defense by W. A. Cheney and Elwood Bru-
ner. The jury chosen is composed OF the
10
row Smith, Samuel Gottlieb, David Cooper,
John hatcher. j. o. Sherwood, H. Written.
brook, James Goyan, J. M. Short. George b.
Green. J. G. Deviue and U. NJ. Reese. The
testimony for the people was heard yesterday,
and that for the defense will be presented to-
morrow.
CLOSING Our SAILED. J. Simmons l.
Co. will sell this morning at half past 10, at
their storeroom on Fourth street, between J
and K. in consequence of retiring from the
furniture department of the auction business,
their entire stock, at public auction, without
reserve or limit, including thirty solid wal
nut, mahogany, rosewood and painted sets
spring and hair mattresses; Brussels and
three.ply carpets walnut, mahogany and
painted wardrobes; dining and other chairs
extension, center and other tables hne man
tel and pier mirrors, parlor sets; paintings
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ting, etc.
Police CoURr.-B. McCafrey failed to
appear to answer to charge of disturbing ths
peace. in the Police Court yesterday, and
thereby forfeited his deposit of sl0.. w; Da,
Wis and Arnold Zimmerman were found mo-
guilty Of battery and discharged. John /
Bryant was found guiltless of peace disturb
ance and released. Wong All Nov was dis
charged for want of prosecution upon! sini
lar charge. Gus Sprout was found guilty ane
fined S. for battery. The grand larceny cas-
of Mickey tlonsadine was continued until to
day.
MILITARY ELECTION. An election wa
held by Company A, First Artillery, n. &
c., last evening at their armory. to fill the
vacancy in the Office of Second Lieutenan'
caused By the promotion of Lieutenant +,
Eisenminger as Regimentsl Qnartermaster.
THE candidates nominated for Second Lieu
tenant vera Sergeant J. G. Miller and Cor.
poral John Brown, and resulted in favor OF
the former BY a vote of q to II. The cleo
ton was conducted by Major w. /. Wallace.
WE HAVE constantly in store all the mos:
popular brands of champagnes and foreign
and domestic wines, suitable for the holidays,
- raagonahIa rates G. w. Chesley, No. 81