Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BlEhCHANDlSE hbfOhI. - L lie following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento ON the
9th: For G.. w. Chesley & Co., 20 boxes
and 10 crates Goldfish, 10 cases herring; Hal.
let & Co., 10 packages Grated wood, "a pack
ages castings, 2 Grated desks, key hardware
Weinstock & Lubin, l case brushes; With.
ington & Co., boxes oil; Waterhouse g.
Lester, SO bundles wagon bows, bundle
carriage wheels, 80 carriage springs; Terry
McMorry, l case drugs; Scofeld & Tevis. /
box brushes; George [. Bush, case gas.
fixtures; S. Lipman & Co., case dry goods
Ben. Cohen, l box molding w. A. & C. S.
Houghton, BOB and / case books Lindlev
& Co., 1 case cigars. packages tobacco :
Hall, Luhrs & Co., 30 boxes fish, crates
Goldfish, % barrels hams Huntington, Hop
kins L Co., boxes machine bolts, 80 boxes
nuts, cases zinc machine-oilers, car nails,
l car iron, 4 plates iron, packages
axes, z packages hatchets, barrels
hinges; Mebius & CO., 100 kegs her.
ring A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2 sacks
saddlery, 2 boxes hardware, boxes and case
harness, l crate stirrups, cases nuts and
bolts; Lithauer & Co., l case dry goods Ad-
ans, Mcneil & Co., 40 boxes and 10 crates
Goldfish, 10 boxes tobacco r. Dale & Co., 2
boxes doll bodies Central Pacific Railroad,
5 casks copper, casks hardware, / piece
steel, l barrel plumbago, 5 barrels cotton
waste Baker & Hamilton, boxes hardware !;
i. Lyon & Co., 4 cases dry goods, 1 case fan
nels; N. S. Keller, box personal effects J..
+. Davis & Son, l car buggies Billingsley &
Co., 100 bundles wash-boards, bales broom
corn, 8 cases play cards; Continental Oil
Company, l car coal oil Booth & Co., %
drums, 80 boxes and 5 crates Goldfish 10
crates extracts, 20 cases maple syrup; Z. W.
Melvin, 8 cases hardware; Locke & Laven-
SOD, rolls carpet; hale Bros. & Co.. 1 bale
cotton goods 4 cases shoes L. Sloss & Co., l
box hardware a. Dennery & Co., 6 barrels
lamp chimneys, barrels lamp shades.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Yes terday the
Board of Supervisors net pursuant to ad-
journment, all the members being present.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. Supervisor Bailey's motion
that the action of the Board directing tele-
phone to be placed in the office of the Sheriff
be rescinded. was lost by the following vote
Ayes-Blair and Bailey; noes-Dreman,
Wilson, Butler, Christy and Beckley. Audi
tor w Z. Gerber appeared before the Board
with w II. Hamilton, architect, and stated
that it would be necessary to have extra
divisions on the shelving in the Hall of
Records for the indices, and that the changes
would not cost to exceed S125. On motion
to make the desired change the vote stood,
ayes-Dreman. Wilson, Butler, Christy and
Beckley noes-Blair and Bailey. The re-
port of the viewers appointed to lay out a
road in Districts Is and 16 was received, read
and ordered on file, and the matter set for
hearing December q, 1881, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. These claims were allowed /:
H. L. Buckley, $500; E. Wright, $50; A.
j. Vermilya, S218 40. John f. brennan
offered the following resolution, which was,
with Section 1894 of the Political Code, all
the names now on the Great Register of the
county of Sacramento are hereby cancelled.
and the County Clerk is directed TO proceed
under the provisions of said section to reregis-
ter the voters of the county; and that all
the voters Of the county be requested to ap-
pear at the Office of the County Clerk for the
purpose of registering" The following county
officers filed their report for the month of
November: A. HeilbroD, Sheriff, S317 90 !;
T. II. Berkey, Clerk, S564 s.; w. E. Ger
Auditor, S115 so; d. E. Callahan, Treas
urer; G. A. White, County Physician A.
j. Yermilya. Adjourned.
SUCCESSFUL HORSE BREEDING. Colonel
Bridgland lately paid visit to Governor
Stanford's stock farm-Palo Alta. He found
there twenty-three colts, by Electioneer, in
training, none over three years Old last
spring, all of whom can beat three minutes
seven of them can beat 2:3O and two two,
year olds can beat 2:20, and one-Hinda
Rose, one year old last spring-tbat in public
made 2:36. This Colonel BIidgland claims
az the best result at breeding fast stock ever
al ~ he xuaVl1 chat nayfar
no celebrity until the age of nine years, when
Bonner paid S32, 600 for him. Dexter was 9
gelding, worth nothing for breeding pur'
poses. 1t is Colonel Bridglsnd's opinion thai
Kinda Rose, at three years, will beat Dex
ter's best time. Flora Temple gained celeb
rity at the age of nineteen. Any of the
twsnty-three colts now in training at Pale
Alto will equal her time at the age OF four
The fact of twenty-three colts by one sire
having proven themselves good roadsters a.
the age of three years, is regarded as almos
phenomenal stock-breeding.
GOSPEL MEETINGS. The Gospel meeting
which have been in progress in this city dur
ing the present week, under direction of Mr.
White and Mr.. McGranahau. have beer
largely attended and a deep interest mani
tested, Mr.. Whittle has strong pulpit ora
GUTY anu q NeEH 0I-GCs iLC5t1pQ Va
and its presentation, and MIR. and Mrs. Nc
Granahan are very effective in the service O
song. The services tomorrow Will open witt
prayer meeting at 9 A. NJ, to be held at thu
Calvary Baptist Church, when Mr.. Whittlt
will give an address upon "How to Use thl
Bible" A meeting will be held in the after
noon at P NJ in the Metropolitan Theater
which will be for men only. Another gen
eral service will be held at the Congregations
Church ut o'clock in the evening, which
will be conducted by the evangelist.
THE DEBRIS CAsE.-The prosecution in The
Gold Run case did not finish yesterday, e.
expected. They will perhaps occupy tht
Court to-day. On Monday morning the de.
tense will make their opening statement.
IL is thought, from present appearances, that
the defense will occupy fully as much OF the
time of the Court as has the prosecution.
They have already summoned seventy wit
nesses. and more subpenas are to be issued
We noticed among their witnesses in the city
Yesterday some of the best and most pronai
nent citizens of Ell Dorado. Nevada and Placer
counties.
TAKEN TO TUoLUMSE.-The stage robbers
Billy Miller, James Crum and Billy Miner
whose arrest has been heretofore mentioned
by us, were taken yesterday to Iuolumns
county, where they are charged with having
committed depredations. Sheriff McCabe
OF that county, Captain Charles Aull ant
officer Thacker, of Oakland, acted as escor
60 the party. Il is probable that they vii
be examined Immediately on their arrival il
Tuolurnne county, and after being held to an
swer will be tried in the Superior Court, anC
doubtless will soon grace the States Prison.
TYPE AGENCY. printers of this coas
will be pleased to learn that the johnson
type foundry, of PhiIadslphia, has estab
lished an agency in San Francisco. John
sons type Is by far the best and most econ
omical now made in any country, and bu
for the difficulty experienced in s'sortins
up, none other would have been used in thi:
office. The agency just established is undel
charge OF Tatum & Bowen, II Californis
street.
WIDE AwAKE.-Four hundred mems, boys
and youths ulsters and oyerc ats Just opened
at 50 80 to s14 Greatest sacrifice ever made
At the Receivers sale of ]. T. Grifitts, Rec
House.