Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-12

Garrett, $50 80; W. NJ Curtis. sos so: l.
Elkus & Co, S55 Is; J. NJ. Upham, $40 /;
II. L. Buckley, $500; Thomas Il. Berkey,
500 S. A. Schaden, $50 %, and Lee
Young, SO.
The matter of purchasing team for road
work was considered, and subsequently re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Roads.
MERCHANDISE REroKr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th For R. Stone & Co., , cases backing,
boxes names; Lindley & Co., 10 boxes con-
densed milk George O. Bates, 20 crates
wheelbarrows BilIingsley & Co., l box
brushes A. J. Yiele, 20 boxes hinges Ba-
ker Il Hamilton, l box packing J.. L. Lewis
X Co., ! bundle paper w. L. Strong Il Co.,
AZ bags grass seed Adams Mcneil & Co.,
- boxes and so caddies tobacco; S. J. Ma
than & Co., 3 cases clothing; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 100 bars iron, boxes solder
ing irons i: John Breuuer, l car furniture ;
A Meister bundles springs, 4 pieces axles,
2 bundles shafts.
INCORPORATED There has been fled with
r the Secretary of State the certificate of incor-
pclation of the New Years Gift Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company of Arizona
Territory. Place of business, San Francisco
DirectoTs-N. Steinberger, J. Strauss, WE.
Straut, A. Korn and F. Bonacina. Capital
stock. s., 900, 900, in 100, 600 shares. Also of
the Golden Star Gold and Silver Mining
Company of Arizona Territory. Place of
business, San Francisco. Direetors-C. S.
Fly. H. c. Chase, @ c. Fly. J. F. Zollner,
r. H. Daley, J. D. Martin, w. c. Wallace.
f. E. Johnston. Capital stock, $40, 0O0 600,
in 100, 600 shares.
Police CoURT In this Court yesterday
Martin Keegan was tried aud found guilty of
battery, and will appear for judgment to-
day. George W. Maxwell was examined
upon the charge of libel and held to answer.
with bond fixed at $500. John Carr pleaded
guilty of battery, and will receive sentence
to-day. The battery case of Dolfa Silvss was
dismissed, upon motion of the City Attorney.
An order was made by the Court that in the
case OF the People VS.. Baby Huston the tes-
timeny OF the prosecuting witness, Daniel
Cresap, be concluded at 10 a. NJ. to-day. The
Court then adjourned.
CASE TO BE TRIED.-In the libel case of
Geo. w. Maxwell in the Police Court, for
publishing the name of John Waggoner in
the report of the Retail Dealers Protective
Union. the defendant yesterday appeared be
fore Judge Henry, waived regular examina.
ton and submitted to an informal one, in
order that the case may be tlied and decided
in the Superior Court. The defendant claims
that his business here complained of is
legitimate, and desires 70 have the fact
judieially determined. He gave bonds in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance when the case
is ready for trial.
FRnGBTs. loads of freight were re-
ceivsd in this city yesterday as follows
Two of oil, l of agricultural implements,
Of shakes, of steel rails, l of wheels, OF
coal, 3 of lumber, ! Of dressed sheep, 4 Of
wood, OF wheat, of merchandise, l oi
granite. / of ties. Also these car loads were
forwarded East: Eighty-seven of barley,
of beans l Of rice, Of salmon, 5 Of wine,
of merchandise, Of canned goods, l OF
b5rax, ! of leather, Of wool.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer San joaquin
No came down from the upper Sacramento
yesterday, loaded with merchandise. AlsC
the steamer Governor Dana arrived from
CoIusa with general merchandise. She vii
leave on her return trip for Jacinto thi;
morning. The steamer Enterprise is reoeiv
ing repairs TO her bilsr' She lies at the foot
of L street.
DASH DALI OLOh A ne Isel ntccAiuP Ddst
Ball Club organized last night for the season
Of 1881, with the following players Romeo
Barry, J. NJ. Sullivan, Fred. Goods, Ell
Fourness. J. N Harstan q. W. Graney
Russell Flint, AL Mast, W S. Gibbs; sub
stitutes, T. Costello and T. Robinson. Per
manent officers VIII be elected next meeting
POLICE ARREsTs-Arrests were recorded
on the police slate yesterday as follows
John Lock, alias Brock, under two charge.
of arson. also grand larceny and burglary, by
officer Fredericlzs; Mike Doyle, upon charge
Of assault to murder. by officers Rider anC
Smith; 2. Flanagan, for battery, By Officer
jackson.
WARRANTS RRApT.-The warrants fo
county payments for February will be read,
for delivery at the Auditors Office this morn
ing.
NorARY.-The Governor mas appointe,
VIM. Urieh Notary Public for Tuolumnr
county. to reside at Big Oak Flat.
HAIR BRUSHES, hand-mirrors, face powders
hair oils pomades and perfumeries, at Motion
Department, Mechanics Store.
GOLD and silver-framed eye glasses an,