Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22
ADyERTsaEnENT MENTION.
looAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The followin
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on til
18th R. Z. Goging, Jr. 1 case cream tal
tar, 2 cases soap, 4boxes drugs, l bag seed c
z. r. r. Co., box machinery, 9 reservoirs
G, Lavenson, 9 boxes shoes; G. W. Chesley
/ box cigars; Weinstock / Lubin, 3 case
hats: ftae Bros. & ec, 5 cases and lss.i
cotton goods, eases cloth, l case quilts A
Denuery & Co., 2 cases lamps; Waterhous
& Lester, 90 bundles wagon poles; Yates
Co., Y barrels glasswa-e, fl boxes lamI
chimneys: ii. G. Kirk & Co., box drugs
L. Elkus 4 Co, 8 cases shirts Huntington
Hopkins & Co., 1877 bundles and 76 plate
iron, 5 bundles iron pipe, 8 boxes chisels,
case hardware, l case locks Continental Oi
Co., l tank oil Locke & Lavenson, case
hardware. The following passed Ogden OF
the 18th: Booth L Co., 80 cases canned
Holsters; n. s. Arnold & Co., s iron axles,
axle boxes and l box OF axles; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 2 boxes iron butts. 466 BARI
of iron, 80 bundles bar iron, 90 bars of angle
iron, 100 spools galvanized baroed fence wire
C. p. r. r. Co., s packages of rope; A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co., L box hardware, l case
saddlery, bundle same Locke. Lavenson &
Co., rolls of carpet; Adams, Mcneil &
Co, 8 packages Of plug tobacco Hale Bros.
& Co., 8 cases shoes; Jshes Parsons, l case
shoes J. H. Pestit, 26 pals fne-cus to-
bacco; c. II. Gilman, cases boots and
shoes.
Police CoUBT.-On Saturday in this
Court Charles Yates had and L part
or addition built on to his pending
term in the County Court. He
was soma time since sent TO the County
Jail for term of eighty days, upon convic-
ton for vagrancy ef the L-street variety
While serving out this period and enjoying
the liberty OF some outdoor work, he took
occasion to make short visit to his L-street
haunts, AID there in an unguarded moment
he let his temper get away with him and his
fist circulated too freely, during which revo-
lutions it CHANGED to hit his adorable, Nellie
Elliott, in the face. This, notwithstanding
her admiration for her sable companion, was
more than she could meekly endure She
swore out warrant against him. and on
Saturday Judge Henry estimated Charles
failings and sent him back to the County Jail
with an additional fifty days added to his
former term of eighty days. George Goss
was examined and held to answer for burglary
John johnson pleaded guilty to a violent
drunk and was fined $40, and to serve ten
days in the city jail. VIM. Simmons failed
to appear and answer TO 2 charge of drunk,
and thereby forfeited his deposit of S..
The cases of All Dan and All Fin, for as
sault with deadly weapons, were continued
until to-day.
COMMERCIAL There has arrived since last
report steamer San Joaquin No. 8, from the
upper Sacramento, with barge Of grain in
transit steamer Varuna, with barge Of grain
in transit; San Joaquin Nc 2, from San
Francisco, with general merchandise and a
barge Of lumber for the Sacramento Lumber
Company and shingles for n. l.. Drew s
Co.; barge Centennial arrived, per steamer
Reform, with lumber and shingles for Friend
& Terry lumber Company and w T. Fra
ger also the steamer Neponset came down
from the upper Sacramento river with load
of general merchandise. The Varuna de-
parted, ard also the San Joaquin No. 3, for
the upper Sacramento for grain the steamer
Reform left light, to load fruit on the over
portion of the river for San Francisco.
Steamer Small and barge passed down for
San Francisco last evening with grain.
PoLrcE ARREsrs.-The arrests on Satur-
Gay and yesterday in the city were as follows
All III, All King. tt ousy, Quie Song and
All Wan, for violating the health ordinance,
arrested by officers Valentine and Arlington,
and Coffee, local. All Sing and All Soon,
-vpium smoking, by same officers. John
Harkins. violating health ordinance, by
officer Valentine. Fred. Fink. drunk, by
railroad officer Brisseli. Tom Creamery, two
charges of disturbing the peace, by officers
Arlington and Levy. o. d. Fairchild and
VIM. Fairchild, upon three charges of en-
bezzlement, by officers Woods and Stewart.
Louie Hanson, disturbing the peace, by local
officers Carter and Jackson. Pat Gallagher,
for exposure OF person, by officer Levy.
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son, disturbances of the peace, by officers Ash
and Campbell, and Cafsrty, local.
FREIGHT BY RAn-Car-loads of freight
for this city were received yesterday as
follows Seven of wood, 2 of ink, 1 of
plows, l of harrows- teeth, of fruit, l CT
grapes, 80 of COAL l Of bran, 2 of lumber,
of wheat, of car materials, / Of bolts, ) of
merchandise, OF cattle. These passed
through from the upper Sacramento valley !:
Six carloads of wleat for Benicia, SO for
Vallejo, 4 for Port Costa, and l for San
Francisco. These were shipped East; Five
carloads ef seal skins, 10 of canned fruit,
of quicksilver 3 of salmon, of raisins, l of
shingles, ! OF antimony, 2 OF sugar, / of
wool, l Of onions, OF green fruit, Of pota-
toes, 2 os mustard seed. Another special
train of % carloads Of cattle passed through
for Hebron Bros. from Winnemucca to the
San Joaquin valley.
To BE SUBMITTED. The District Attorney
being absent on Friday, did net receive until
Saturday the resolutions passed by the Board
of Supervisors asking his opinion as to the
power Of the county to bring suits against the
hydraulic miners. He viii examine the sub
ject, and submit his report at the next meet
inc of the Board. The communication sub
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journment was written prior to the passage OF
the resolutions referred to, and had no rela
ton whatever to them.
March SHo0T-The match at pigeon
shooting between Shspler and Parrot took
place at agricultural Park yesterday. The
match was for sl00 side at 30 birds, 81
yards rise, one trap, use of both barrels, II
ounces OF shot, each trapping and finding for
the other. Shepler killed 50, and Parrot
80. The birds were good flyers. The men
did not shoot up 70 their best. Both were
somewhat embarrassed. Evidently by the
match and the score either of them can easily
beat.
HID TO ANswER-The examination of
George Goss tor Klossl for burglary of the
clothing store Of John j. Trarbach, on the
corner Of Third and K streets, WAS held be-
fore Judge Henry on Saturday, resulting in
his being detained Tor trial upon charge Of
burglary in the second degree, upon evidence
apparently conclusive. Bail was fixed at
$1,000 and in default OF which he has been
transferred to the County Jail TO await trial
CRY FREE LIBRARY.-The Librarian of the
City Free Library reports that the total
number of books issued during last week was
797. OF these, there were of fiction and jnve-
nile, 706; history, 10; biography, IL travels,
II; miscellaneous literature, 20 poetry, 3 ;
theology, 3; science and art, 81. Average
number issued per day, III; percentage Of
fiction and Juvenile, IS.
CITr REoElPTs There was paid into the
City Treasury on Saturday, for the week end,
ing August %, 1881, the following: Il. d.
Server, water rates S977 30; 5, r Caldwell.
cemetery dues, 81; Ell H. Mckee, sale of
horse, 81 20; N A. Kidder. harbor dnes,
81 so; w. A Henry, Police Court fnes, $50;
Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses, 1914 l6;
total. Sl,373 Sc.
PREoocrous HEiFEB.-Mr. Taft, residing
a. Twelfth and o streets has an Ayrshire
heifer sixteen months old. which now has 8
calf one month old and she row givfs twelve
quarts Of milk daily. Nr. Taft waits
patiently for some one to tell of q more pre-
coclous animal than this one.