Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-01
LOCAL NOTES.
Spring has come.

Yesterday was the last day of winter.
This has been very pleasant spring thus
far.
The river marked 20 feet 7 inches last
night.
The public school located at Fourth and Q
streets will be opened again to-day.
There will arrive from the East to-day GA
immigrant passengers, including 81 males.
Bishop Haven lectured last evening at the
Sixth street M. E. Church to a large
audience, on 4" Man in America"
The Chief of Police has in his possession a
set of harness, found under the walk at Tenth
and E streets. An owner is wanted.
The Gold Shift Mining Company has filed
q certificate, designating A. r. Bidwell, of
Greenville, Plumas county, as its agent.
The Cherokee Gold Mining Company has
fled its certificate, designating Frank Kru-
ger, of Greenville, Plumas county, as its
agent.
The Governor has appointed d. S. E. Will
Jams as policeman for the Central Pacific
Railroad Company also J. Summers to a
like position.
The California Mortgage Security Com
pany has filed with the Secretary of State its
certificate of decrease of stock from 81, 000,-
600 to $4,000
The Third Ward Republicans are called to
meet in caucus at the Courthouse tomorrow
evening, to select delegates to be voted for at
Thursdays primary.
Residents and property owners in Levee
District are to meet at Oak Hail. on the
Riverside road, March 4th, at II A. NJ. A
full attendance is desired.
The Rising Sun Gold Mining Company has
designated VIM. Very as its agent for Cali
fornia, to reside at Colfax. Certificate on
file with the Secretary of State.
The Fourth Ward Republicans are called
to meet in caucus at the Pavilion at 7:30 to-
morrow evening to name delegates to be voted
for at the primaries of Thursday.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = TIE following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Governor OF California, boxes
books; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 80 pals tobacco;
Central Pacific Railroad Company, so boxes
window glass; S. Lipman & Co.. bale and
l case cotton goods Jones & Givens, 2 bar
rels broom wire Whittier, Fuller & Co, l
box molding; Samuel Cuppes & Co, 6
dozen brooms Baker & Hamilton, IS bun.
dies betting, 1 box hardware Lindley & Co,
8 cases cards; j.. l.. Lewis & Co, l bundle
newspaper S. j. Nathan & Co.. cases
shirts W. Earl, 10 steel shoes; J. Weld
mann, l box icorice Billingsley & Co,
case brushes; G.. A. Gilman, 2 bales dry
goods a. Dennery & Co., 2 boxes mirrors,
2 crates cuspsdores F.; A. Coolot, case cards;
r. Stone & Co, 6 boxes hardware, 6 boxes
saddlery ; II. d. Marshall, case household
goods; L. K. Hammer, boxed pianos; H.
G. Kirk & CO., 5 boxes drugs; T. Harper, 2
cases shoes, glass sign ; Locke & Lavenson,
l roll carpet; Huntington. Hopkins Il Co,
81 bars iron, 100 boxes horseshoe nails, l
case chain,1 case hinges, 10 boxes and cases
hardware, 4 cases files, 2 cases cutlery, 2
cases casters, Il crate and boxes scales, s
kegs staples, box iron pipe fittings, boxes
nails, II plates iron.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Joe Brown was dismissed
at the request of the prosecuting witness.
Pat Mclaughlin pleaded guilty to disturb
ance of the peace, and the case was continued
until TODAY for Judgment Charles Weisen
and John Maloy, arrested as Migrants. were
discharged. The cases of Frank CASTILLO
and Frank Schuler for battery All Ching,
All Tue and T. p. Muse, for disturbing the
peace Mike Doyton and Peter Sharp, for
vagraneY; All Thy. for grand larceny, and
All Wing, for resisting an officer, were con-
tinued until oday The case of All You.
for enticing, was continued until the Sd, and
that of George Eisenminger, for violation of
the runners ordinance, was continued until
the 9TH instant David D'Costs appeared
for Judgment for petit larceny, and was fined
$50 and costs, which was paid. III. d. Gill
was appointed shorthand reporter for the
Police Court. The Court then adjourned.
ubo
struck q Chinese woman upon the head sew
eral times with a hatchet few nights since
in Chinatown, and made his escape, has been
arrested by officer Woods and Karcher. local,
and lodged in the city jail, charged with COM
uniting an assault with intent to murder.
His examination will take place before Judge
Henry to-day. The woman assaulted by him
will recover from her injuries, which will
materially change the legal status of his
crime, his intention to the contrary notwith-
standing.
YoLo BRIDGE.-The repairs to the railroad
bridge between Sacramento and Washington
were not commenced yesterday as expected,
and the bridge is still open to travel.
TRADE MARX Claim to trademark has
been filed by Spruance, Stanley & Co, Of
San Francisco. with the Secretary of State
upon African Stomach Bitters."
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.--The Governor
has appointed Edward Chattin a Commits
sioner of Deeds for the State of Iowa, to re-
side at San Francisco, California.
MISSES French ribbed cotton hose, 10 and
121 cents. Mechanics Store.
Ill IL ,,J
widths. Mechanics Store.
For RUcHrNG go to the Mechanics Store ;
TIE LARGEST and most complete line of
corsets in the city, at bottom prices. Me-
chauics' Store.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE, four pair for 25
cents Mechanics Store.
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS at Hale's.
GREY BLANKETS !-Hale's.
LADIES well-finished fancy hose for Is
cents. Mechanics Store.
LADIES FANCY HOSE, silk clocked and
well finished, at 20 cents pair. Mechanics
Store.
TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye George w. Chesley, sole agent.
The BEST TYcooN RIPS are only 12d cents
per yard at the Red House.
BOYS Oregon cashmere suits, sizes 10 to
Is for $40. Mechanics Store.
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BOYS SATINET SUITS, sizes 10 to Is, for Sc.
Mechanics Store.
SATINET SCHOOL SUITS. sizes 5 to II, for
81 70. Mechanics Store.
ALL-wooL CASHMERE GARIBALDI, ages 3
TO 10, for So 70. Mechanics Store.
BLANKETS i-Hale's.
CIoAks -Ha,e's.