Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

pieces aXles, Zol llscSs lroh Pipe, <VV heBS
nails. 1S EASES bolts; Continental Oh and
TRANSFORMATION Company, l tank oil; Cen
trsl psc;fo Railroad Company, u head
iiobts < eases copper Lindiey & Co. / case
note ,,sner. The following passed Ogden for
SacraRento July 6th: Sci Wangenheim &
Co. 80 boxes condensed milk; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, 600 kegs and IA boxes nails,
; cases planes Waterhouse i Lester. 43 sets
and , bundles carriage wheels Standard Oil
Company, 270 cans oil J. NJ. Weidmann.
barrel and case confections; Hall, Luhrs &
Co, l c5se cigars: Fritz & Miller, case
coffias. | box trimmings; Fl. A.
Wegver. 7 bundles eolored printing paper:
c. F. Bachmar, 10 barrels Irish moss, half
barrel. barral and box dried bladders; H.
Q. Kirk & Co boxes drugs A Jams, Nc
Neiil & Co, cases cigars Lindley & Co,
90 cases ssrdines; Il. Stone & Co., 5 bales
enameled cloth.
FoRcIBlE PRoTEsr.-Mrs. NJ. Harrigan,
who has been giving notice through published
cards and protesting against the sale of GER
tain real estate, known as the Harrigan es-
tate, offered under claim of trustees of the
Odd Fellows Bank, appeared st the Court.
house On Saturday morning and still fu-ther
protested against the sale about to take place
She claimed the title was not subject TO the
action OF the trustees, and warned persons
against purchasing it. officers Swift and
Shelters finally took her away, and the sale
proceeded in accordance with official notice.
A BAD MIXTURE-The Riverside road is
bad place ter bicycles, at least when mixed
up with other racing steeds. A horse took
fright ct one near the toll-gate last evening,
resulting IN the buggy being upset and pretty
badly used. The horse did not succeed il
getting away, but executed some spirited cir
cular movements, scored among the damages
two bsnt axletrees and a shattered wheel.
This was said to be the second accident yes
terday afternoon on that drive, from horses
being frightened at the twc-wheeled opposi-
ton speeder.
City LIBRARY REPoRT.-The report of the
Librarian of the City Free Library for the
past week shows the whole number of
books issued during the week to have been
S14. OF these there were OF fiction and juven-
lie works 1876 history, 16 biography, u;
travels, IS; miscellaneous literature, IS;
poetry and drama. z; theology, 2; science
and art, s. Number issued per day, 1885,
Percentage Of fiction and juvenile TO whole
number taken out, 80.
MIL1TARY.-The Governor has commits
stoned Gerhard F. Peck as Second Lieutenant
of Company D, Second Regiment Artillery
James A Gibson, Major and Assistant Adju-
tant on staff Of commanding officer OF the First
Brigade; Charles G. Bradley, Second Lieu
tenant OF Esgle Corps; Humbert r. Brown,
First Lieutenant, and William H. II. Russell
as Captain Of Eagle Corps, unattached, First
Brigade.
PoLIoB CoURT.-In this Court on Satur-
day, j. Liva was found not guilty of disturb
ing the peace, and discharged. The case of An
gus Mcdonald, for battery, was passed.
Charles Augustus, disturbing the peace All
Yet alias An You and All Foo, burglary
cases. were continued until to-day, and the
embezzlenent case of j.. Douglass was post
poned until tomorrow.
CRY RgoEIrTs.-The following amounts
were paid into the City Treasury for the week
ending Saturday, July Oh, 1881: Ed. H
Mckee, sale Of lumber, $40; r. D. SERVER,
water rates, S525 Is; \. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, 81 30; S. r Caldwell, cemetery dues,
81; W. a. Henry, Polics Court fnes, $I3
Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses, S400 %; to-
tai, 1898 81.
THE MIocEHE CAsE.-On Saturday the
Alicceue Mining Company fled with the Su-
perior Court Of this county papers for q
transfer of tie case TO ths United States Cir
cult Court for the District of California, upon
the allegation that the defendant is foreign
corporation. This will probably transfer the
trial from this county.
Too Much OzoSE-Another ccw running
at large and enjoying the beautiful climate of
Sacramento bscame too much ingigorated
last Friday. asd while near the corner of
Twentv-second aud Il streets engaged in a
freak of showing Of by tossing Mrs. Spillman
upor her horns. Fortunately no serious in
jury resulted.
BUsNKss CHsSGEs.-J +. Towle & Son
have assumed the management Of the Brook
lvn Hotel. on Front street, with J. L. Mooney
as caterer, and intend to make it deserving
OF liberal patronage Mrs. Francis has
newly lifted and opened a coffee, ice cream
ard lunch stand at 525 X. between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
SAVE THE PREsIDENT.-Speeial invocations
in behalf of the recovery aud safety Of the
Presiient were offered at the services held by
the jewish congregation at Pioneer Hail and
the Synagosue on Saturday. Similar special
prayers were oifered in nearly all the churches
II tn city a. the services yesterday.
TAxES BACK Constable c. /. French, of
Plymouta, after following his trail about six
tv miles. has captured Conrad Jordan, one of
The men men who st6ls a trunk of va'uab.e cloth
ing recently at Plymouth. lie was found az
Folsom. aud taken through here on Saturday
everiug - Amador county for trial.
FoR IsTEeuENT. The remains of W. w.
Mccoy, o Mexican war veteran, and who
died st C'elr Creek, Shasta county, last
ThursGay, we're taken through TO San jose
on Satmdly for integment. The deceased
was 20 years of age and was formerly well
and fivorably known 10 this city.
PRIsosER En- RoUTE-She,iF Tompkins,
# Nevada county, passed through on Satur-
day with Hoary Ashton, who Is sentenced to
a term OF eighteen months for burglary The
pfisoner is still under 20 years Of age, and
was convicted Of breaking feloniously into a
room at Grass Valley.
The ORpHASs.-The Crocker Art Gallery
will for the present be open on Wednesday
and Saturday from 10 to o'clock, for the
benefit Of the Orphan Asylum. An admis-
sion fee Of twenty-five cents will be charged,
ana entrbucS Will DC maui ou " obISeL.
IScoRpoRATgD.-There was filed in the Of
6ce of the Secretary of State on Saturday
articles of incorporation of the First Presby-
terian Church Of Red Bluff. Directors-A
J. Loomis, G. w. Teeherth, G. l.. Alvord
w. L. Austin and w. ID. Crumley.
Police ARRLsr,.-Since last report, JAS.
Granny was arrested for vagrancy by officer
Valentine John Hensley, drunk, by off,
Ger Campbell Jack Sesmons, sleeping on
sidewalk, by officers Campbell and Ash.
PRoposA1s.-Ssaled proposals will be re-
ceived by the City Board of Education until
the 18th instant, for furnishing 100 cords OF
iive-oak wood and 10 cords Of pine for use OF
the city schools.
IMMIGRANrs -Sixty-nine immigrants will
arrive from the Elst this afternoon, OF whom
46 are males.
The RIVER. - Yesterday afternoon the
river marked only feet and Ii inches.
The prices that remnants are marked at
Hale's Grand Central Depot shows that the
firm are determined 20 sell them
MILLINERY GOODS must be sold ; trimmed
hats. worth 81 80 and SS, sold for p aud 30
cent?, at the Red House.
In OrR Hat Department will be found a