Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-27
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

DTSah IL LII sA4SS4-AASAys htAiSf4 h4L AS4ulE+
several days 10 make the Necessary repairs
The damage was caused by the crank pin
breaking This let the piston run through
the cylinder-head, or as the steamboat mer
express il, The engine ran through herself. )
The eylinder-head was broken out, the cylin
der itself broken and piston bent, beside.
other injuries caused By the unregulated
movements of the machinery from the dis
connection with the propelling apparatus
The steamer came down the rem aindsr of the
trip by use Of one engine. The work of re.
pairs IS already in progress. The steamer
Dover will take the upper river route until
the Enterprise is again ready for use, and will
leave at 10 o'clock this morning for Colusa.
She will also on this trip go six miles above
that point and bring down the barge Farmer,
loaded with wheat, which was left By tbs
Enterprise on account of her broken ma
chinery.
SURPRISE PARTY.-A very pleasant and
large farewell surprise party was extended to
Dir and Mrs. f. Levy night before last. All
tie furniture and furnishing of the late resi-
dence on Third street were sold recently.
preparatory for their leaving for Europe.
pom Monday evening they returned from
rysville, and were met at the depot by a
LEGATION of friends, and escorted to their
ate residence, where about 20 couples were
assembled to meet them. Chairs had been
provided and set around carpetless rooms.
and good band of music. After greeting
ceremonies were passed. dancing was CON-
menced, and lasted until nearly morning.
The surprising guests brought along tables
and an ample spread, which were set in order
and duly complimented. The occasion was a
pleasant and enjoyable one to all present.
BOYS IN BLUE.-At the State Annual En-.
campment Of the Boys in Blue, held at San
Francisco last Saturday, State Commander
Jerome was reelected. Also, T. H Berkey
was elected Junior Vice Commander, aud
DIR. j. r. Lame member of the Cosucil of
Administration. A collection was taken at
the meeting for the John Browns widow
fund, amounting to $50 80. In addition to
this resolution was adopted directing the
AdJutant-Geueral of the Order to correspond
with each Camp in the State, requesting that
collections be taken up for this fund, and that
returns of the same be made to him on or be-
fore the 18th Of next month. 1t is expected
that quite 8 sum will be thus realized. Every
Camp In the State was represented at the
meeting, ard the session was an interesting
one for the Order.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th: For Baker d Hamilton, l box hard
ware; Waterhouse & Lester. Is bils carriage
poles; Adams, Mcneil Il Co., box cigars
Llndley q Co, 30 cases, go kits salt fish; j.
nj. WisdemaHn, . boxes candy. l can syrup
j. \. Ralston, boxed buggy; Casey & Co.,
jug syrup; Studebaker Bros, l carload
agricultural implements Huntington, Hop
klns Co, 2 cases hardware boxes steel
wire, 20 coils hemp rope, IS eases sledge-
hammers; Edgar Mills, l boxed buggy; Hall,
Luhrs & Co, y boxes baking powder; Cap
i5al Furniture Company. box finished mar
bic; Biliingsley & Co, 8 boxes animal traps
r. Stone & Co., 2 boxes webbing. boxes
yises, boxes hardware; Terry McMorry, .
boxes can oil.
THE TEMPERANCE PICSGc.-Additiona ar
rangements are being perfected for the tenn
perance picnic, which takes place at Davis
vile next Saturday, and it is the intention of
those having the matter in charge to make it
one of the most attractive and successful out
door gatherings of the season. \ fine pre-
gramme Of literary exercises, orations, po'
ems, music, etc, Is to be provided. Prizes
will also be awarded for the usual games,
running, jumping, sack races and other
sports The Governors Guard Cadets will
give an exhibition drill, aud the fun First
Artillery band Will BE- in attendance No IN
toxicating liquors will be allowed, but re-
freshments and lunches can be procured upon
the grounds. Tickets, including admission
to the platform, viii be 81.
THEY WERE No SoRUBs.-There are two
Italians going about the city who are Of
the gilt edged order of charity-seekers, and
accept money only. One OF them is blind, or
has that appearance He is used for lever
age purposes in making applications for do
nations, and his attendant goes along leading
him and as exchequer of the company, the
other mau not being able to see to make
change. They called day before yesterday in
their daily rounds at g grocery in the lower
part of town, and the leader OF the eXhibi-
ton asked for something for his poor, blind
companion. The grocery man replied that he
had no money fer them, bat would give them
something to eat. "Humph ~ exclaimed
the leader, We are no scrubs; We pay for
our board at hotel"
PoLIcE CeUET In the Gaze OF Della Gal
iagher, charged with petit larceny, the prose,
cutting witness failed again to appear, and the
matter was dismissed. jeremiah Haley was
found guilty Of disturbing the pesce--a per-
sonal diiii eulty-and departed without iudg-
mens. The case Of Louis Williams. vagrancy
taot burglary. as stated, was continued until
today and the cases OF Mrs. o Brien, viola
ton OF the health ordnance, and Mrs Haiti
Real two casesl disturbing the peace and
threats against life, were put forward TIL the
30.h instant
FRRIcHTs II RAL.-The following car
loads Of freight were received in this city
yesterday OF lumber, of car material.
Of shingles, ! Of horses, l Of wine, / OF iron, l
Of pumps, Of wool, , Of machinery, l OF
wagons, / Of wheat, l of ice, l Of agricultural
implements. Of piles, of sheep wash Of
oranges Of merchandise, / OF coal, > of hay.
Carloads were forwarded East: ! of mer.
chandise. of barley, / Of beans, > Of rice, ;
Of wool, of canned goods, of wagons, l of
wine.
Personal. f. Cowdery of San Fran
cisco was 10 the city yesterday and returned
home last evening. n. d. Rideout and Mr..
Binney of Marysville passed through here in
the afternoon. United States Senator james
G. Fair and family passed through TO Nevads
night before last. ID. A. Bender of Reno is
in the city. Rev. Dr. Block went to Genoa
Nevada, Yesterday, to officiste at cerenonie;
:
Of circumcision.
SALMON SEAsoN.-The run of salmon is
now very heavy in this vicinity-that is, ii
the river. From twelve to fifteen hundred
are being caught per day. Those put up a
the Washington canuery are dressed and pre-
pared for the cans at the fish market at th'
foot of n street. The boat-loads hauled Their
each day, at present, give the salmon 'ilshlus
business a lively appearance.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Sherburn K Smith
will sell On May q, as Il A. NJ, the bTici
and frame dwelling, containing eight rooms
with closets, etc, situated on the south sid
of G. street, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth, and lot 40xlG0 feet. The premise
viii be sold without reserve to the highes
bidder.
MADE a CITIzES.-Wm. G. Hetzler, ma
tive of Germany. was yesterday. upon filinl
declaration Of intention, and the testimony o
Jacob Frees and VIM. Kuhn, admitted t.
citizenship.
THE doors closed at Hale Bros. last nigh
at sharp, e. which time there were 5
people in the house. Let us say just her
that we are compelled to close at that hour
Even then. ourselves and staff are compelle
to work long after our visitors have retired
Therefore, if possible, see us early.