Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

l crate printing presses ; l.. Elkus & Co., l
case buttons Billingsley & Co., 3 cases
cards; Baker & Hamilton, box faucets;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 10 cases drills, 5
cases hinges, l bundle paper, l case cutlery
l bundle riddles, 165 bundles iron pipe, 10
bales betting, 6 bales hose. 9 cases files, 50
boxes and packages axes, 8 boxes wire
cloth. ! box castings, l case hardware
g. II. Gilman, l case underwear, 5 cases
hosiery ard underwear, l case dry goods
l case hosiery; w. d. Comstock, / case
upholstered goods: Lindley & Co,
case cigars, % boxes I've, packages to-
bacco; G. p Il. r. Co, casks copper
l case dry goods; A. a. Van Voorhies &
Co., g boxes iron nuts, box saddlery. /
boxes whip handles, 1 case hardware; A.
Meister. 2 bundles shafts. l box bolts; w.
A 4rS. Houghtnn, : haxec =ard . cases-
books james Parsons, 5 cases shoes; j. NJ.
Wiedmann, l barrel confectionery; Wein-
stock Il Lubin, cases hats, 1 case soap. 2
cases artificial flowers, l case hosiery G. w.
Chesley, l case soap Mebius & Co, % kegs
herring, 80 boxes lye, 20 butts tobacco. 10
boxes cheese; Hale Bros. & Co., l bale and
l case cotton goods, 2 cases and box hosiery,
cases gloves, case quilts, , packages wad-
ding, ] box and case worsted goods, 81 cases
hats Locke Lsvenson, bale and rolls
carpet, 3 rolls and l bale mating; Capital
Gas Compaay.-12 crates gas stoves; Hall.
Luhrs & Co., 45 cases maple syrup; S Lip.
man & Co., l bale cotton goods L. L. Lewis
& Co., 4 boxes, tierce and l barrel lamps.
The following passed Tor this city on the
Goth: Continental Oil and Transportation
Company, 300 cases of coal oil; Reynold &
Co, 2 cases of cigars; Liudley & Co, 4 cases
of playing cards; Leonard Kellogg, boxes
and 3 barrels tinware, l box goods, box
hardware, 2 barrels crockery, barrels
stamped ware; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
l barrel balls.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court on
Saturday George Borchers was fined 50 for
battery. James B. DENNY, for obtaining
money upon false pretenses, was granted
continuance until oday. Dan Costello was
tried fOT battery and found not guilty. Wm.z
Bergen was tried upon the same charge and
fined $50 in default Of payment he was sent
TO the County Jail fer term Of two months
John ChirincLfn pleaded guilty of battery,
and will receive judgment tomorrow. Gus
Williams was fined 50 as drunk. Frank
Edwards aud John Burns pleaded guilty OF
petit larceny, and were fined $50 each, aud
in default were cent to the County Jail for
two months each. Fl Hee, disturbing the
peace, and Lee Hung, battery. were coz
tinued until to-day. and Mary McCarty Farr.
grand larceny, continued until tomorrow.
CoMMERcIAL.-Sircel last report there has
arrived steamer San joaquin No. 8, from
Parrot landing, with barge L. s. Allen
loaded with grain. The Ceres, from the
upper Sacramento. with barge Lizzie Patter-
son with grain. The Varuna, from Colusa
towing barge Hera with grain. There also
departed the Governor Dana, for ,Jacinto
with merchandise and lumber. The C. NJ
Small, for Fremont, with merchandise, and
towing barge Hope. having on railroad ties
and merchandise. San Joaquin No. 8, for
Parrott Landing, loaded with merchandise
and towing barge Delbigh Castle, which was
also loaded with merchandise. The Varuna,
for Munroe Landing, light, with barge Grand
Island, light.
PETIT LARoEHY.-Thomas Clark and Ed.
ward Stafford, who were arrested on Friday
by officers Lee and Brissell, for having in
their possession fifty feet of garden hose,
which they were trying to sell on | street,
and which was believed to have been stolen,
are found TO have stolen the property from
the residence Of George |. Lytle. on Fourth
street. Frank Edwards aud John Burns
pleaded guilty in the Police Court on Satur.
ises Of Mrs. Howe, on NJ street, between
Seventh ard Eighth, and they were given 60
days each ia the chain gang as means of Oh
yertiug their appetite from chicken.
PIONEERS ELEcTIoN.-The following were
elected Directors of the Sacramento Pioneer
Association at the meeting held last Satur-
d,y evening: james McGuire, r. Butter
field, 4. II. Powers, ID s. Ross, J. S. Miller,
n. ID. Goodel, Geo. A. Pu nam, f. N Mott,
w. II. Luther w. p. Coleman was elected
for Corresponding Secretary. and George K.
Van Heusen as Marshal. The Directors will
meet this evening TO elect President and
Secretary.
POLICE ARREsrs.-The following arrests
were made in this city yesterday All Tow,
for battery. by officer Ash Thomas Clark
and Edward Stafford, petit larceny of garden
hose, by officer Lee aud Deputy Sheriff Bris-
sell John McGinnis, petit larceny, by Of
fcar Domingos; J. Bsdell and 1922 john
ME. " disturbing the peace aud using vulgar
language, by officer Ash; Sarah Leslie, dis
turbing the peace, by Geo. KaIcher, local.
A RAcs.-There was trotting race at
Agricultural P,rk Saturday afternoon. for a
purse and stake Of $50, between Grants g.
IN. Alice ito wagonl Smiths br. m. Enid
and Coward's b g. Unknown. The gate was
free and there was a fair attendance and
much interest. Alice won the first heat in
2:52B, Unknown took the second, third and
fourth in , j43 2:5Gl and 2592
CITY REcgIpTs.-There was paid into the
City Treasury on Saturday, for the wesk end.
ing August q, 1891 the following: K. d.
SERVER, water rates, 81. 23l % S. r. Cald-
well, cemetery dues, $40; n. A. Kidder.
harbor dues, 81 w. a Henry, Police Court
fines, SIG; Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses,
S3I7 rs: Geo. a Putnam, dog licenses,
81 So total, Sl,599 81.
CRY FREE LIBRARY.-The Librarian of the
City Free Library reports that the total
number Of books issued during last week was
665 OF these, there were of fiction and juve.
nile, COZ; history, u; biography, s; travels,
16; belle-letters. g ; poetry and drama, 4
theology, /; science and art, Ii Average
number issued per day, 81; percentage Of
fiction ana juvenile, 80.
SEVERELY INJURED.-On Saturday fore.
noon, while working at the large forge in the
blacksmith department of the railroad shops,
a large piece of iron few from under the
hammer and struck Dennis Sheehau in the
face, cutting anu DTul-lHS Tue ipItitdu very
severely and crushing his nose. He was
taken to the Railroad Hospital for treatment
INCORPORATION There have been filed
with the Secretary of State articles of incor
poration of the Mineral Slide Hydraulic
Mining Company. Principal place of bust
ness is Jersey City, New Jersey. Directors
A. A. Nickerson, S. l.. French +. b. Gibbs
Capital stock is 100000, in 100000 shares
Music FOR STATE FAIR.-The bids wert
opened on Saturday for furnishing music dur
ing the State Fair week. at the Park during
the day and the Pavilion evenings, aud the
award was made to Wetterman's band. Of
San Francisco, it having made the lowest bid
NEW BUsINEss.-A new business has beer
opened, known as the Capital Soda Works,
at 30S J street, between Third and Fourth,
where Holden's ginger ale is to be manufact-
ured extensively for wholesale trade.
BANKRUPT STOCK of ladies' fine goat and
kid shoes. Eastern manufacture, received by
Red House. Come without delay and in
spect them.
WATcH OUT for price-list of boots and
shoes in to-morrow's papers. Red House.