Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-02

and tassels, Miss Kate Lovedall Running
races-First prize, five-pound box of candy,
won by 4. Folger; boys under 16 years of
age, pocket knife, won by Elias Lesser
girls under 16 years Of age, silver-plated but
ter dish, to Emma Loyedall. Sack races
Mems, cigar case, to TomsMiller Cacheville
boys, pocket knife, Charles Williams. Hop,
step and jump-Prize, plated clock, won by
George Hilbert. The excursion train arrived
in Sacramento, upon its return, at quarter
past o'clock.
perintendent of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road. has been appointed Superintendent of
Track for the Central Pacific Railroad and
leased lines and A. A. Bean is appointed
to the vacancy created by Mr.. Curtis pro-
motion. The appointments take effect to-
day. Railroad Commissioners J. S. Cone
passed through to San Francisco yesterday.
W. G. Cutting, of New York, who has been
in California the past month. left for the East
last eveaing. r. Levy, wife and daughter
Europe aud Mrs M. A Kennedy and niece
left for the East by the same train. J. H.
Carroll and wife have gone to springs in Napa
county. Mrs. J. A. Fillmore arrived from
Salt Lake yesterday morning, and went to
San Francisco, accompanied by Mr.. Fillmore,
who came up and met her at this point.
ARRESTED FOR ISCEsT.-R. Nobel, of this
city, was yesterday arrested by officer Lee
upon ftidavit of his daughter, who is aged 16
years, charging him with the crime of incest
She states that the crime was first committed
five or six months ago, andrepeated since, and
that she is approaching maternity by reason
thereof. UpOn the other hand, MIR. Nobel
positively states that there is not word of
truth III the charge against him, and that be
will be able prove such to be the fact, and
that the charge is the result of conspiracy
against him iIstigated by a party whom he
has sought to prevent from keeping company
with his daughter. Upon being arrested Mr..
Nobel was admitted to bail in the sum Of
81 600. The case will come before the Police
Court this morning, but the examination will
no doubt be postponed for day or two at
least.
CoMMERcIAL-Sincela last report the steamer
Dov came down from Colusa loaded with
-four and having in tow barge Farmer with
-four and grain. The Varuna arrived from
McIntosh's Landing with wood and grain.
THE Dover departed for Jacinto with mer-
cAandise and lumber, and the steamer G, NJ
Small arrived from San Francisco and de-
parted for GIarysville with merchandise and
towing barge Suffer loaded with merchan-
disc. The steamer San Joaquin No.
rived from San Francisco with merchandise
and barge of lumber for the Sacramento
Lumber Company. The Neponset arrived
from the upper Sacramento with general pro
duce The Faruna returned to the upper
Sacramento with merchandise and barge.
BODY REoovERED.-Th body of James
w. Rodgers, the fireman who was killed and
missing at the railroad accident at China
Gulch, on the Oregon road, recently, was
found in Clear creek on Saturday. 1t is
about mile from the place where the acct
dent occurred to where China Gulch empties
into Clear creek, and the body was found in
a deep cut in the latter stream, some distance
below the peint where the gulch and creek
unite. A burial case was sent by the rail
road company from this city, aud the re-
mains were Yesterday brought to Wheatland,
where the mother Of deceased and other 1ela-
tiyes reside. His funeral took place there
yesterday afternoon.
FnmGHTs The following carloads of
freight were received in this city yesterday:
Nine eff wood, ! of iron, of lumber l of
granite. Of hay, / Of coal, 4 Of merchandise,
> OF wool, ! Of lime, 8 Of brick, | of shoes, l
Of horses, , Of wheels. Carloads were also
forwarded East: Six Of salmon, l of wine,
% Of wool, 10 OF barley, ! IF cement, ! Of
marble. Of beans, l OF merchandise, OF
sugar, l Of ore, OF rice, / Of rags, OF
hides.
PAID To THE CITY.-The following amoan,s
were paid into the City Treasuryfor the week
ending Saturday, April 80, 1881: S. r.
Caldwell, cemetery dues, sd K. d. Scri-
yer, water rates, Sl,6Ol 80; \; A. Kidder,
harbor dues, Sal 90 ; w. A. Henry, Police
Court fines. sos Geo. A. Putnam, city
licenses, 81 %; Geo. A. Putnam, city taxes,
$40, l2s SO. Total, so. l42 rs.
LIBRARY REPORT. = This report of the
Superintendent Of the City Free Library for
the past week is as follows Number of books
issued 6S5 OF these there were of fiction
and Juvenile, 5S7 history, l6; biography, :;
travels, %; miscellaneous literature, 20;
poetry and drama, 10; theology, . science
and art. 10. Average number issued per day,
rs. Percentage of fiction and juvenile, 50.
AUCTION SA1R-BeI L Co. will sell to-
morrow az 1890 A. NJ, at residence, No. 610
II street. the entire furniture and furnishings
of said residence. The list includes a large
amount OF fine furniture, carpets, bedding,
etc
EUREKA CLUB PICNIc.-The members OF
the Eureka Club ard their families made an
excursion yesterday by private conveyances
to Arcade Grove, where they held family
picnic and social reunion all by themselves
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - TIE following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2Ssh Fer \. S. Arnold & Co., As bundles of
iron G. IL. Gilman, l case of thread.
IMMENSE preparations are being made for
this weeks great table movement OF dry
goods at Hale Bros
THE dry goods department will be closed
to-day at the Red House, in order TO prepare
the stock for their sale.
The BEST VALUE in black cashmeres at Me-
chanics' Store.
New plaid dress ginghams. Mechanics
Store.
ESPECIAL. NOTICE is called to Hale Bros
advertisement in to-day's issue.
INVOLVEMENT SALE tomorrow az the Red
House.
SEE Hale's tables, Ninth and K streets.