Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-17
Auction.
LQcAL INTELLIGENCE.

q To-, at the corner OF y ana ioiXln streets.
It originated in soma manner near the stove
which was located in the rear portion of the
room, and had only burned the shelving and
woodwork at ole corner and little of the
ceiling when extinguished by the fire depart.
rnent. The heat, however, had become very
intense before the store was broken into bv
the fremen, as the paint in the front part OF
the bliloing is blistered, and all the goods ex
posed apparently more or less scorched and
: injured. The proprietors state that the total
value Of the stock on hand at the time the
fire occurred was between thirty ana forty
thousand dollars, and upon which they hold
Insurance to the amount of S22, 500, as fol-
lows: In the Liverpool, London and Globe
Company, w. =. Coleman, agent, s., 600 in
the Union, Cadw lldar & Parsons, agents.
$1,000; Home Mutual, John Z. Carey,
agent g. 800; La Confance, same agent,
81, 500; Fire Association of Philadelphia, a.
Leonard agent, $500; Phoenix of Brook
Ign, 8, 500; and Insurance Company Of
North America, i. g. Chandler agent, 81,
800. The store is now under charge of Geo.
Karcher and NJ. O'Mara, as keepers The
representatives Of the various companies will
commence the work of examining the stock
n adjustment this rnorning. The building
Is owned by D. Harris, of Colusa county.
The damage 10 it is probably from $500 to
$500 and is covered by insurance in the
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company, IF which Sweetser & Alsip are
agents.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18Th Adams, Mcneil & Co., boxed
sho H-case, boxes cigars; R. f. Gogiugs Jr,
l box drugs; Hart yell, Hotchkiss & Stalker,
l barrel castings Hale Bros. & Co., l bale
cotton goods, l box underwear Huntingdon
Hopkins & Co., 245 bundles and 30 bars
iron, 200 kegs nails, 80 bundles sheet-iron
Standard Oil Company, $40 cases coal oil
Lin1ley & Co., so buckets go cases and
tubs lard r. Stone & Co, 4 bales blankets,
8 cases saddlery. The following passed Og-
den on the 14sh: Huntington, Hopkins l.
Co, 10 boxes picz-handles, 10 boxes sledge-
hanol 425 bars and lis bundl siron. 400 kegs
nails, lag bundles iron pipe, box hardware !;
Hall, Luirs Il Co., 81 barrels common syrup !;
Joseph Keogb, 20 barrels hair; Schofeld &
Tevis, $40 CAGES coal Gil; Confidential Oil
Company, / tank oil; BiIlingsly & Co, 10
dozen wood bowls, 2 cases corn.poppers l
bundle clothes lines l.. X. Hammer, 2
boxed organs; Weinstock & Lubin, case
boots and 8 cases Shoes
WoRKINGMEN's LIBRARY CLosED.-H. NJ.
Moore, Secretary Of the Workipgmen's Party
of California, and Librarian Of the Working
mems Free Library Association at San Fran
cisco, writes to the RECORD UNION returning
thanks for the paper which has been kept on
the files Of that association, and speaking of
the interest always taken in the paper by the
readers at the rooms of the association. He
says the library and reading-room are now
closed and the books stored, ready for return
to the donors if called for. He says the
library was opened to the public two years
ago. and has always been place of resort for
large numbers, and Of much value to the un-
employed. It's whole expenses have been met
by monthly donations and voluntary service,
but 1T has become such a burden to the Libra
rian to collect the donations, that it has been
reluctantly abandoned.
INcoBPoaATEp.-Th has keen fled with
the Secretary Of State, certificates of incor-
poretion of the California Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Place of business, Grass
Valley. Directors-Wm i. Wallace, ". j.
Grant, s. B. Fowler, w B. Fowler, o. l..
Twitohel. Capital stock, So 000 COO, IL 30 coo
shares OF $50 each. Also, OF the San Fran
cisco FOOL Company. Directors-Wm. A.
Aldrich. john Richards SAMUEL @. Biselow,
n. w d y ltldlis 0Ep Il DOW Lldl4 - pun
stock, $50 COO IL 200 shares of 500 each.
Also, of the yellow Jacket Gold Mining
Company Of Arizona. Directors-F. A.
Tritle, Il. F. Morrow, Richard Wegener,
Frank Livingstone, Jas. McC5rd Capital
stock, SO, 00G 0O0 divided into 100, 900 shares
OF SlC0 each.
POLICE CoURT.-On Saturday in the Po-
lice Court All Qlong was sentenced TO q
term of sixty days in the County Jail; Frank
Kelly and John Leonard, arrested for dis
turbing the peace, were discharged; VIM.
Gallagher, n drunk, was found guilty and
judgment postponed; All Bipg and All Zip
were tried and fined each $40 and costs for
keeping an opium den; Charles Martin and
J. Churchill were also fined So and costs
each for visiting q den where opium is
smoked las McHenry, a drunk, was dis
charged. The case of Sarah Cairns, common
drunk, was continued until the 18Th instant.
The Court then adjourned.
POLICE AssGGNAfENTs.-An new assignment
Of the members of the police force of the city
has been made, which took effect yesterday,
and Is as follows: Beat one, from Front to
Third street. Frank Rider and o. {. Jack
son beat two from Third to Seventh streets,
Frank Smith and John Campbell; beat shree,
east Of Seventh and north of X street Frank
Fredericks and j. Nj. Woods beat four, east
of Seventh and south of K street. r. S. Fra
zee and j. l.. Atwood Police Court officer,
7. Lee; sutton officers, J. j. Carr Ii, day
watch, and W. B. Ferral, night watch.
CoMMERCIAL.-Siuc our last report the
steamer D. T. Knight with the barge Suffer
passed up for Marysville, with merchandise.
NJ. L.
barge Princeton on Saturday for the upper
Sacramento, and returned yesterday loaded
with grain. The San Joaquin No. 8 came
down with the barge Butte City loaded with
wood for parties in this city The Apache on
her up bound trip brought the barge Mono
loaded with coal, and did not arrive here
until S:15 P. NJ. yesterday.
Cry REcE1prs.-The following payments
were made to the City Treasurer for the
week ending Saturday, January Is, 1881
w. C. Farnsworth, cemetery dues. 1913; K.
d. SERVER. water rates, SlI2 80; n. A.
Kidder, harbor dues. $40; W. A. Henry,
Police Court fines, S27 so; Geo. a. Putnam,
city licenses. 81, 023 SO dog licenses, $3.50 40
Ed. H Mckee, sale of material, Sl2S 30.
Total, 81 22j 06.
SURPRISE PARTr.-Siloam Lodge, Inde.
pendent Order Of Good TemplaHs, gave a sur
prise party at the Lodge on Saturday evening
tn Mrs. Il VIVA Baldwin, member of the
Order. She was the recipient OF many pres
euts. Refreshments were provided and 8
general social entertainment and reunion was
enjoyed.
RA1NPALL.-The rainfall yesterday, accord
ing to record Of S. II. Gerrish, was .O4S of an
inch. making to.aI for tbs month of IL
inches. and for the season, II 74S inches
In 1880. for season. TO date, there had taller
7. 23S inches in 1879, 5 029 inches; In 1878
5. S96 inches in 1877, $3.50 inches.
LATE Train AND MAIL-The overland
train from the East viii not arrive here unit
about - o'clock to-day, on account of delays
on the Union Pacific a special will ieave
here for San francisco at I:2O A. NJ, ana the
overland will 20 down at 1910 P. NJ.
OFFICIAL V1s1r.-E. B. Hedges OF Stock
ton, Thrice Illustrious Grand Master oil
Royal and Select Masters. T. and A. M,
will this evening pay an official visit to oacra
mento Council, No. l, at Masonic Hall.
AUcrroN.-Bell & Co. will tomorrow, al
IL o'clock A. NJ, sell at 90S ] street. by auc,
ton, horses. buggy, carriage and harness,
and at o'clock P. viii sell furniture and
earpeting, rugs, beans, etc.
TRADE MARK.-Kane, OTesry & Go. OF
San Francisco have filed with the Secretary
of State claims to the trademark Para