Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


pany. bale sponees ". a. c. s. hough-
ton, 1 case books Mebius & Co., case TO-
bacco, 1 case cigarettes; J. F. Hill, boxes
hardware T. J. Anderson, car hive stock;
Baker & Hamilton, l box machinery; Stu
debaker Bros, car sprirg wagons CONT
mental Oil Company, 2 cars coal oil; Billing
lev & Co, so boxes glass TASKS. 8 bales corks
s. IiDman & Co.. bales quilts A. a. Van
Voorhies & Co. II boxes and l barrel hard
ware / crate stirrups, 10 boxes and l barrel
names Booth & Co., $50 boxes candles,
box glass signs, 20 barrels curraats, cases
tobacco. l case cigarettes; Hall, Luhrs &
Co., 800 boxes candles, l box glass signs, l
case aud ~ butts tobacco /; Huntington, Hop
kias & Co | barrel COW bells, 10 barrels Ian
tern globes, 9 cases brushes, 2 csses mop ham
dies, II cases clothes pins, 6 bundles hose, l
crate aquarium, box hardware, l cas nails,
2 cars iron Holman, Stanton i Co., boxes
handles, boxes hardware, / box lanterns, l
bundle primers, boxes picks, l box iroa
nuts, car plows Lindley & Co., % cases
oysters, 80 butts and 5 cases tobacco; A.
Coolot, case tobacco; Adams, McNsill 4
Co, s cases tobacco, 50 cases canned mack
erel; L. K. Hammer, l organ.
TAKIEa THE BABY HONE Miss Olive
Slayback was registered at the Capital Hotel
yesterday, en- route from Saa Diego to the
Duroe ranch. Shinsls Springs, with the Tag
CART baby, with which our readers generally
have Of late become quite familiar. TIE fat
was recently stated that the efforts under the
vaIious applications to the Superior Court OF
San Diego county had resulted In the
guardianship Of the child as also the admin
istration OF the estate of Mrs. Taggsrt, its
mother, beirg awarded to Miss Olive Stay
back. She has since qualified as such admin
istratrix by giving bonds to the amount OF
$3l 600 and prominent citizens of San Diego
signing the same with her. 1t is understood
that Olive will iht;ust the immediate care of
the little one for the present to her parents.
who occupy the former Dur0c ranch near
Single Springs while she will direct her at
ton 30 the duties Of her school as teacher at
San Diego and the management OF the estate
Of her infant ward. The parents Of Miss
Slsybaek have become greatly attached 60
the little waif which came to them so mYs-
teriously, and it is said were strongly opposed
to its being taken to San Diego recently, in
obedience TO the order Of the Court, as they
feared it might not be restored to them.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS = The following
carloads of freight were received yesterday,
consigned TO parties in this city: Twenty
two of lumber, of scrap iron, 2 of old
wheels, So OF wood, of granite. 2 of wheels,
~ o. con- OF O3l5Si Z o. lime, U OF Dafl5y,
2 tanks oil, l of boxes, of wine, l of jacks
and horse, of potatoes. From six 70 eight
carloads OF steel rails are shipped east by the
Central Pacific from Port Costa to Reno for
the Carson and Colorado Railroad row under
construction. Twa1ty.fOur carloads Of wheat
passed through from the upper Sacramento
valley 10 Valsio, Bsnicia and Port Costa.
Ten carloads of cattle passed through from
WInnemucca to San Francisco. Several car
loads Of pig iron from Clipper Gap are
shipped to this city and othsr points each
day. The following carloads were forwarded
East yesterday One OF almonds, 2 of wine,
If barley, 9 of green fruit, of canned
fruit, Of merchandise, l of beans, 2 OF
onions, of wool, l Of salmon, l OF sugar, 2
of raisins, Of shingles, 1 OF dry hides.
Avo1DIEG THE Revenue LAw-Henry
Meyers and Chinaman named All Now,
both newcomers to this locality snd formerly
from the Bay, have been arrested in this city
upon the charge of defrauairg The Govern
mert by the sale of matches without sfixing
the required revenue stamps. 1t appears that
the rate Of tax upon matches was found to be
sufficient TO make it profitable to manufacture
and sell matches az present prices when the
payment os this levy was avoided, and the
parties arrested are said to have engaged in
this kind of lueifer business. 1hey were ar
IebtcQ ny NlilSl0 AI4i4iSsnn 3fu LIZ. nc
United States efhcefs ct San Francisco were
notified and the prisoners have been trans
ferred to that city by Deputy Marshal Nc
Cule and officer Arlington. The latter went
down to appear against them before the
United States District Grand Jury.
BURsLARE.-Night before last the Office
at the wood yard of Manuel Castro, corner
of Fourth snd L streets, was entered by
burglars. and an attempt to break open the
safe vas alao made. The outside door Of the
SAFE which IS Of ancient pattern, fastens with
y hasD, staple and paddock, and to thess the
burglar addressed himself. He succeeded in
filing off tie staple and thus openedthe outside
door, but then came to an inner door, which
YVES guarded By q concealed combination
lock- He broke off the knob to tie combina-
ton, but failed to get inside, and gave up the
prize. This is the second or third time an
effort has been made by burglars upon this
safe, from which it would appear that the
nocturnal fraternity regard the wood business
rs profitable, and as TO this particular safe,
thst there must be millions in it.
ANOTHER CouNrY,-Cbief Horticultural
Officer, Matthew Cooke, yesterday received
letter from C. H. Dwinelle, President of
tbs State Board of Horticulture, stating that
Alameda county has organized local Horti-
cultural Board the present week, and Is pre-
pared to assiss in exterminating the insect
enemies Of fruit. A. d. Pryal, nurseryman
of North Temaseal G. p. Crane and Martin
Msndenhall al the Commissioners appointed.
This makes fifteen counties now organized
under the law for the protection of the fruit
interests, and others will no doubt follow, as
some not yet included are as badly or worse
Infected with the insect pests than any new
engaged IN the effective measures for prevent
n1lr fttr htsarT ism
AUCTION SALE-D. J. Simmons Il Co. viii
sell st 1880 this morning, st No. All X
street, between Fourth and Fifth (aos on
Fourth street. as has been incorrectly pub
lished), large amount Of fine furniture, etc i,
consisting of one massive walnut bedroom
set. two other walnut sets, Eve painted sets,
with dressing cases, Brussels and ingram car
pets, spring and hair mattresses, twelve pairs
extra fine blankets, comforters, sheetiug, fine
feather pillows lace curtains and cornioes,
black walnut extension tables, chairs, a
general assortment of parlor, bedroom and
kitchen furniture, and one melodeon.
GRAIN SHIPPING.-Captain Foster state,
that most of the grain to be shipped at pres
emit from slong the Sacramento river has
passed down But four or five boat loads
more are at present in sight for shippers
Thousand tons are stored along the liver and
will probably be held by the owners for rise
Considerable is still being moved by rail from
a distance back further from the river, but
the briskness in. shipping which prevailed {
short time since is passed for this season.
POLICE CouRr.-In this Court yesterda,
the battery case of Brock, and the two, fo
same offsnse, against Eugene Watson, wer'
continued until tomorrow; David w. Nil
Ter, for disturbing the peace, same action
Mary Roberts, alias Chin-du- Wan, wa
tried and found guilty of vagrancy, and sen
to the County j all for sixty days; the cas-
of Jerry Haley, arrested for disturbing tn
peace, was dismissed on motion OF the prose
cutting witness.
IxcoRpoRATED.-There have been fle'
with the Secretary Of State articles of incor
poration of the Redwood Gold and Silve
Mining Company. San Francisco is its prin
cinal place of business. Directors-Hsnr.
RAYMOND, Eion Dewitt, Mark A. Miller
Frederick Holing and S. S. Hamburger
Amount of capital stock, So, DOC. Goo, divided
- 100 0On sharas