Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-11
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, August 10sh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive In Sacramento tomorrow: Miss
George Stewart. Miss Ruby Livingston, Miss
Lulu Belmont. F. M. Seialer, f. NJ. Ssigler,
Jr., George M. pinney, Jr.. c. G.. Anderson,
New York Louis Loveniohn, Budd Doble.
denstein, /. L. Milliken, j. III. Homes, San
Francisco; O. F. Burns and wife. West
Berkeley; Mrs. I. J. Reilly. Master Charles
Reilly, j. Abrahamson, Oakland /; j. FL.
Wylie, A. DennerY, Mrs. Minnie Johnstone,
Sacramento; Mrs. J. ID. Downing. Mrs. NJ.
Z. Barrett, w. L. Robinson, Salt Lake; S.
S. Farrell, Monticello, Ia; Mrs. G. w.
Moulton aud three daughters. Chicago;
Charles Christensen, St. Louis; L. Combre-
mont. Switzerland; L. Nj. Cushman, Bodie !;
I'll. McAleer, Washington Territory; George
Hale. wife and three children, Fred. Pfager
and wife, Denver, COL; G. A. Childs,
Miss Maggie Jones, Colorado; James Davis,
wife and three children, Idaho: Mrs Harriet
Webb, Charles N. Richards, Washing ton, d.
CT. 5S emigrant passengers, including So
males, to arrive in Sacramento August 18th.
NEwHALL, August 10th.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow !:
j. Bumiller, Los Angeles William Fawar,
Arizona John Conway. Mojave; Lieuten-
ant G. S. Wilson and nine men, Arizona: II.
Shipley, A. Celins, 1. Harash, New Mexico !;
Charles Williams, w. o. Dow, Mr.. Nopler,
Tom Sharon, Los Angeles; Mrs. W. E
Chesley, Benson: F. M. Smith, wife and
son, Tucson; A. Judis, San Francisco j.. s.
Vosberg, Tucson; Colonel A. Liyermore,
Rev. w. II. Hill. Wiley Ward. f. c. Smith.
Los Angeles u. w. Calkins, San Francisco.
OMAHA, August 10sh.-Left here to day, to
arrive in Sacramento August 18th: Mrs. w.
IN lNAAI ,~xl Avr-1 IL. IL
Dening and wife and child. United States
Navy E. II. Wake, Miss Wake, England I;
Miss Pet Peters, Stockton; Betty McAful-
len, Henry Strickland, Baltimore: L. III.
Terry, Watertown, Wis; Mrs. w. 7. Her
man, Cleveland; Ralph Truesdale, Mil
| wsukee.
Twenty-Five through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
| mento August 18th.
A POSTAL CLERKS PROTEST. indig.
nant head-clerk in the Baltimore Postoffice
| wants the newspapers to convey to the
public his emphatic protest against the
| latest popular mania-confined az yet to
sentimental writers of billets doux-
namely, the sticking of postage stamps
upon unusual and out of the-way parts of
the envelopes. There is, it seems, a
postage stamp code" OF Irritation, and
each position of a stamp expresses some
particular sentiment. Now the law allows
the stamp to be put anywhere on the
envelope the sender may please. But its
position is matter of Importance to the
cancelling clerks. GAS long" says the
Baltimore official, as the stamps are in
the orthodox place-the upper right hand
corner-they can work away like bees, and
get through quickly, because the motion
from the ink-pad to the stamp is con-
tinuous one; but just as soon as they have
to hunt around over the letter to ind
where the stamp is wafered, why they can't
get along near SO fast. Please hint
through your paper that every letter that
comes here not stamped with single
stamp in the right. hand upper corner We
use to make paper chickens out Of