Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

bama S424 40; American, 1872 II; Ameri-
can River, $3.50 OIL; Alder Creek, 1888 90
Brannan. 1915 SO; Brighton, 1878 SO; Car
roll, 1912 ~; Capital. 1924 As; Davis,
$50 %; Elk Grove, 1887 0S; Elder Greek,
1892 g. ; Enterprise, S SAP -; Excelsior,
Sl24 As; Calf, $500 10; Georgiana,
1885 d; Gyanite, 81, 260 IS; Grant,
S377 70 Hickgville, $50 25; Isle
ton, S409 % jackson, 1886 As; Kinney,
SAL 81; Lisbon, 1881 AZ; Lee, $3.50 .
Michigan Bar, 1888 95; Onisbo, S433 So
Prairie, 1915 Sc; Point Pleasant, 1885 Sc
Pleasant Grove, S448 70; Richland, 1888 50
$3.50 81: Stone House, $3.50 81; San Joa-
quin, S402 o.; Buckeye, $50 Al; Victory,
1878 Sc; West Union, 1888 "a; Wash
ingBon, SLY; Florin, S413 26; Sac
ramento, S2S, 45S 80; Walnut Grove,
1888 "a; Carson Creek Joint, S155 20
Emmatop, S24S 80; Hutson, S155 % Oak
Grove, S248 80; Sherman, Sl24 16; Rio
Vista, S64 81; Slough, SSS so; Natoma,
1912 49, Brown, 1910 Al; Carson Creek,
$50 Al Center, $50 Al; Kalesville,
$50 Al Lincoln, $40 Il; Pacific, S3l0 Il
Roberts, 1910 Al San Juan, $40 Al; La
guna, 1910 Il Union, 1910 Al Wilson,
1870 25: Mokelumne, $40 Al; for contin-
gencies, 1852 30. Total, So, 1913 rs.
Those PorAToEs-A man residing on the
other side of the river was carrying home a
sack of potatoes from Sacramento few days
ago. but when he reached the end of the
bridge they became so heavy that he set them
down near the watchman's house at that
point, and told the bridge tender he would
come back after them by evening. To make
sure that none should interfere with his
''murphys," he took out one OF the largest
ones, and after carving his name upon one
side of it with his knife left it on the top at
the opening Of the bag. As he was returning
with wheelbarrow, just at dusk to get his
provisions, he met man near the other end
of the bridge with four huge potatoes in his
hands, and ne at once rnistrusted that his
sack had been tapped. Setting down his
barrow he asked the man, whom he knew
very well, what ne had got, and was politely
assured that it was none of his business.
No. l rejoined that appearances indicated
that it was his business, and demanded to
know where he got those big potatoes. No.
2 told him he was another" and that if
it was suspicious for an honsst mau to carry
home his supper he purchased from the fruits
of his days toll, then the country had got too
small for him. No. l, with an official air,
demanded an Inspection of the seeding,
when, to the amszement of the would be
honest teller, there was the name of the
plain letters upon the side of the largest OF
the four, and without waiting to explain the
phenomenon, he dropped the potatoes and
the subject and has not since been seen by
his most intimate friends
ALMOST FRE.-Between II and l.
o'clock night before last the residence of E.
F. Woodward, on L street. between Tenth
and Eleventh, took fire and barely escaped
being burned. An inmate of the house had
been in the parlor a short time before and
lighted match, from which q small piece OF
phosphorus is supposed to have dropped upon
a table. Going Immediately out of the room
it was not noticed, but some time afterwards,
when all had retired, the upper part of the
house became filed with smoke, which some
one waking up discovered, and upon going to
the parlor the table spread was found burned,
and the table, with the woodwork upon the
wall, pair of folding doors adjoining, were
well under way in flames. The fire was soon
put out by those in the house and no alarm
given. The damage will be small.
POLICE CouRT.-Tu the Police Court yes
terday James Callahan and Thomas O'Keefe
were tried for disturbing the peace, and dis.
charged. All Yon, arrested for enticing was
dismissed for want Of prosecution. All Him
was IEleNt lOE OlSbuTUitiS Llc peace, anu CeNeS
taken under Amusement until to-day Ler
Cavanaush pleaded guilty to being common
drunk, and he was sentenced to thirty days
In the County Jail The vagrancy case o.
Jim Brown was continued until to day. Nea
HIcNeal pleaded guilty TO the charge OF dis
turbing the peace, and he was fined $40 and
costs. Martin Keegan, charged with battery,
was granted continuance until the 18th in
slant. The Court then adjourned.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday G. Miller was arraigned upon in.
formation for forgery. This is the man who
represented himself as a grocer in Nevada,
and passed a forged check upon G.. w. Ches
lev, drawn upon the bank Of ID. o. Mills &
Co. some time since. He yesterday pleaded
guilty to the information, waived time, and
was sentenced by Judge benson to one yesl
in Folsom State Prison. He will be taker
there to-day by Deputy Sheriff Orn. Johr
w Baldwin was also arraigned upon IN
formation of petit larceny, to which he
pleaded guilty, and was given term OF thirty
days in the County Jail.
INcoRPeRATED. There has been fled with
the Secretary of State articles of incorpora
ton of the AIocking Bird Mill and Mining
Company, OF Mono county. Place of bust
ness. Bodie Directors-F. Reynolds, Geo
L. Putnam. Charles Daniels, j. S. Mckay
and F. Y. Drake. Capital stock $40, 000,
900, in 0,000 of 800 each. Also, of tht
Bay District Association, to encourage stock
raising. maintain fairgrounds, race-tracks
etc. Place OF business, San Francisco. Di
rectors-N. T. Smith, G. +. Crocker, Geo
Croker, f. w. Hinchman and Frank Shay
Capital stock $50 600, in 100 shares Of 500
each.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on tht
LIST For Thomas Harper, cases shoes; R
Stone & Co, case dry goods, box blan
kets A Reaser, 1 boxed organ; Gardner
Bros, boxed organs Mrs. E. Croker, 8
barrels iron castings, w A. & @. 5. Hough
ton l box papee: y. n. MeEwen, l cas-
paper; Central Pacific Railroad Company,
hotsbead lanterns Adams, Mcneil Il Co.
426 cases oysters; Huntington, Hopkins
Co, 1S4 bundles iron pipe, 400 kegs nails, 2
packages horseshoe nails, packages tools.
TRIAL OF CLARENCE GRAY.-A letter ha
been received by Judge benson from Judg
Hatch of Santa Barbara, requesting that h
preside at the second trial of Clarence Gray
for the murder If Mr. Clancy, which it
expected will take place the latter part OF tn
present month It is probable that the re
quest will be compiled with. Judge Hatc
states in his letter that the attorneys upo
both sides are DESTROYS that Judge Densol
should again sit in the case, which Is hlghl
complimentary as following so long and close
" contested a trial as was the former.
FRE1eHrs. following carloads
freight were yesterday received in this city
& 3 of wood, L of wheat, 8 of nails, of hay,
of coal, l of hogs, of steel rails. of granite
5 of lumber, OF barley /; also there were for
warded East 20 carloads of barley, l o
salmon, l of coal, of coke, 8 of canned
goods, l of raisins, of coffee, of mer
chandise, of tea, of silk, ) of wool, l o
hides, of borax and l of merchandise.
SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS We ar
pleased to state that we have made arrange
ments for our muslin underwear, whicl
enables us to offer extraordinary inducements
Mechanics Store.
RECEIVED To-pAYl-Ten dozen ladies' kid
button shoes, at SO so per pair, at Red House.
NoBBY HATS Direct from New York, il
any style or shape, at Red House.
CoRsETs Mechanics Store.