Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20
ApYERTIs1SIENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
16kh instant: For C. P. r. r. Co., 80 barrels
oil: Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes
brushes, 126 pieces iron pipe, barrels glass
ware. boxes scales, II wagonjacks, boxes
dashboards. 200 kegs nails, 80 bundles pipe
fues, box hardware Adams, Mcneil 4 Co.,
- boxes canned milk w. A. & G. S. Hough-
ton, roll and bundles paper; Waterhouse
4 Lester, L crates seats; Lindley & Co., 5
tierces and 20 barrels hams; III. u. Nash &
Co., boxes wire cloth; Hall. Luhrs & Co.,
S packages tobacco; q. w. Chesley & Co., 1
box cigars Studebaker Bros, l car wagon
material; Baker & Hamilton, / car engines,
l box saws Billingsley & Co., case brushes;
r. Stone & Co, boxes rivets, barrels shoe.
makers wax; o. III. Gilman, 8 cases boots
and shoes 3. Steinman, box cigars j. III.
Hymau, Jr. l box silver-plated ware Hol-
brock. Merrill & Stetson, q bundles sheet
iron !; II. C. Kirk & Co., one half-baIrel dye.
6 boxes drugs, bundles paper; Locke &
Lavenson, roll carpets. The following
passed Ogden for tLis city on the 18th Fer
the Continental Oil and Transportation Com
pany. l tank of oil Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, 600 kegs of nails, l box crosscut saws,
$50 bundles iron pipe, IL bales rubber hose,
3 kegs emery, 8 cases sledges, 20 bundles iron
pipe, $50 packages horse shoes; Locke &
Lavenson, l box bottles, l case oilcloth, 2
bales mats . rolls carpet; r. Stone & Co., II
bales ensmeled cloth, . cases ssddlery hard
ware, boxes lasts; n. w. Arnold Il Co., 2
boxes tiles H. Fisher, boxes liquorics : l..
K. Hammer, boxes organs W. J. 0Brien,
2 boxes shoes; II. 5. Crccker, 16l bundles
printing paper; Mebius G. Co., 10 tierces and
20 cases lard, % cases c0coanuts Hall, Luhrs
Il Co, 2 cases canned chickens Jennings i
Co, $50 cises molasses and 100 kegs same
Holman, Stanton & Co, bundles forks !;
Adams, McNeill & Co., packages tobacco !;
G. II. Gilman, box whips; G.. w. Chesley.
II packages tobacco Baker & Hamilton, 2
barrels skeins; C. 3. L2shells, boxes house
hold goods; Billinesley Co, 1 case canned
goods, 60 dozen broorns Studebaker Bios, l
carload wagon materials; Waterhouse & Les
ter, l carload wagon materials.
BOYS AND DAMAGEs.-A runaway occurred
Saturday afternoon on n street, between
Fifth and Sixth. caused by boy throwing
potato and striking one of the horses. The
buggy was quite seriously smashed up, but
70 il Jury was done to driver or team. The
span was tied at q hitching post when the boy
nuisance threw the potato and caused the
damage Juvenile freaks and depredations
of late, and many of them resulting in ssri-
Gus consequences. Throwing stones and other
missiles at passing carriages and street cars
is not an unusual pastime by the unrestrained
and surplus youth. A stick Of wood was
thrown a few days since from the upper
porch of the grocery on the corner of | and
Tenth streets as heavily loaded street Car
was passing, and struck upon the top of the
car, when the little urchin that threw it ran
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that he had escaped a we'll merited hogging,
and then came to the front sgain ana hooted
at the driver. The impression is fast becom-
ing general in the city that it will be neces-
sary for the city authorities 20 take more ef-
fective measures to repress the youthful
hoodlum spirit which is SO rife, and accruing
from transmitted propansities of parent stock
or criminal negligence in home government
and training.
TELEPHONE AT Police HEADQUARTERS
Owing to the great Importance of having the
police headquarters connected with the now
extensive telephone system of the city, and
as the Chief of Police has been unable to in
duee the city Authorities 10 take the necessa-
ry steps towards the protection OF the citizens
and property, the RECORD UNION has had o
telephone box placed in the Office Of the
telephone system of the city. This will
prove Of great value as a protective measure,
both as regards the safety of persons and
property in all parts Of Sacramento, as notica
of crime or disturbance can be sent from any
box to police headquarters in q moment, and
thus procure almost immediate attendance OF
an officer. Notice Of fires can slse, in many
cases, be reported to the water works, through
police headquarters, and an alarm given
sooner than by going longer distance to hid
a fire-alarm box. The use of the telephone
will also greatly aid the Chief of Police in
the efficient service of his force. and render
the small number of officers at his command
more effective in preventing crime and ap-
pretending criminals and offenders. The
new line is now open to all who may desire to
avail themselves of It's advantages.
SERIOUSLY INJURED-A German named
Lubbock was seriously injured by jumping
from trestle-bridge. about two miles this
side of Roseville, yesterday morning. He
was noticsd standing and watching the train
from the Oregon Division as il approached,
and apparently waiting for it TO pass before
he went upon the bridge, but just before it
reached him he turned and started to run
ahead OF it over the trestle. WheL he was
about halfway across, fearing he was going
to be overtaken, he Jumped off the side and
struck on dry sandy creek bed about % feet
down. As soon as the engineer saw him
start to go upon the trestle he applied the
air brakes and stopped as coon as possible
Lubbock was stunned AMI probably injured
internally. He was taken upon the train and
brought to the city, when it was found that
he did not recover, and could give no account
OF himself beyond thathis name was Lubbock.
He was sent 10 the County Hospital.
ARMY WORKS These destructive pests,
which sometime since made their appearance
along the river come miles below Sacramento
have continued to travel in this direction,
committing more CT less damage through that
section Of tine county, andhave nov reaehedthe
southern limits OF this city. The latter part
of last week they were 50 plentiful that or
gauized efforts were put forth to prevent
their deStroying crops, and one field was
quickly mown and the crop cuiel into hay
to save it. Trenches have been dug around
gardens and small fields to keep them off.
CRY RECEIPTS following amounts
were received by the City Treasury for the
week ending June 18th, 1881 w. A. Henry,
Police Court fines, So 80; r. d. SERVER.
harbor dues, SO; s. X. Caldwell, cemetery
dues. 1908 % Ed. II. Mckee, sale of ma
terial, etc, S2l7 05: George A. Putnam,
city licenses, 1912 90; George A. Putnam,
dog licenses, 81 40; Henry l.. Buckley,
delinquent city taxes, Si4 95; Total,
Sl,79S sc.
RuXAwAY.-0ne of the teams belonging
to p. McHale's train of dirt CARTS while be.
ing driven by colored boy on Saturday, ran
away, starting at the corner Of Fourth and
Z streets, and stopping down the Riverside
road below the toll gate. The horses were
pretty badly battered and bruised about the
legs and shoulders, but no other serious dam
age resulted.
ISFoRMArIoS WASTED.-W. D. Williams,
of Sunbury, Delaware county. Ohio, desires
information OF lieutenant John Z. Hill, or
any member of Company G, Second Regi-
ment Of California Infantry Volunteers.
which was mustered out of service st Fort
Yuma, Col. in 1864
A NV PArgR.-At Calf in this county.
a paper has just been issued by aleacham &
Campbell. 1t is entitled The GaH WeeEIy
Gaatte IT is neatly printed. newsy snd de-
clares itself TO be indepeudent in politics, but
neutral on no public subjects.
The champion price list Of Hale's Great
Central Depot has gained us hundreds of
patrons. Read II.