Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

paper, cases books H. c. Kirk & Co., bar
rel cream tartar, box drugs, 2 boxes paten
medicine; Booth l. Co., A packages tobacco
Lindley & Co., Is butts tobacco, 60 case.
canned clans W. D. Comstock, boxe
chair seats; A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co. +:
boxes and bundles leather; Van Hresen &
Huntoon, bags hair; @. Hintze, box, {
trunks and chest household goods, l sacl
bedding; j. Frank Clark, boxes metallic
burial caskets; A. Coolot, IA bundles to
bacco Hale Bros. & Co., z cases boots ant
shoes, bale blankets, l bale cotton goods.
case hats H. S. Crocker & Co., 81 bundles
and 1 case printing paper; Yates & Co., II
boxes lamp chimneys; Mebius & Co., l;
barrels cranberries Adams, McNeiil l. Co.
boxes citron Capital Furniture Co., bo,
looking-glass plates; w. F. Peterson, l:
cases gum; I. III. Selby, car iron /; Cont
mental Oil Company, car coal oil; Stand
ard Oil Company, l Car coal oil Leonard
Kellogg 3 barrels sheet-iron plates; J. G.
Davis, bags hair; A. Dennery & Co., 1 case
and bundle wick; A. J. Remas barrel
whisky; ]. D. D. Long, 2 barrels whisky
Locke 4 Lavenson. 1 roll carpet; Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., s cases iron locks, e
steel shoes, 20 steel dies, 2 boxes saws, sc
cases lanterns, car iron, car nails, bar
rels steel mining car wheels, 8 cases cutlery
9 cases scale beams, barrels wood faucets,
case hardware Thomas Harper, bex shoes
J. T. Davis & Son, car buggiss and G. 81
Stevens u Co., cases shoes. The following
passed Ogden for this city on the 10th: Chas
III. Hintze, boxes H. III. goods; Whittier
Fuller & Co., box pictures; Lindley & Co.
200 kegs molasses James /. Felter & Co., 80;
bundles shocks, 27 bundles of heads, l kee
rivets, 2 bundles of flags, II bundles hoop
iron Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 20 plates
of iron.
MAIL RoUTEs.-Outside of mail routes owe,
railroad lines, there are routes to and from
Sacramento for which bids are to be made fol
carrying the mails from July 1, 1882, tc
june so, 1886, and the bids have to be flee
by 3 P. NJ January Z, 1882. Postmaster Hop
ping has received bulky volume containing
the details of all the routes on the Pacific
coast for which proposals are invited to that
date together with blank forms for the use
of all who desire to bid. It appears that the
Government does not new advertise these
routes in detail, but furnishes the volumes
and blanks referrrd to to all Postmasters
and from them would-be contractors have tc
obtain the desired information The routes
for the new period touching Sacramento are
by river to San Francisco and way places
Sacramento to Cosumpes, to Freeport, tc
Walnut Grove, to Nicolaus. In the first
place the mail is to be carried daily; in the
second. three times q week; in the third
twice week; IN the fourth, twice q week
in the fifth, three times a week. There are
two other routes from and to other points ii
Sacramento county Of which Sacramento
is the initial point, to wit Folsom to Lotus,
thIes times week, and from Folsom to
Placerville, six times week.
SPECIAL ART SALE.-Announcement is
made for the sale at auction of the entire art
collection Of Norton Bush, the well-known
painter, consisting of ffty-6ve original paint
ings from sketches in South America, the
Eastern States and California. The sale is
to take place at 41S street, Friday evening
of this week, hy d. J. Simmons 4 Co. J. o.
Eldredge, of San Francisco, the NEST noted
auctioneer on the coast, is to conduct the
SALE It is en- entertainm mt as good as the
performance of g first class comedy, to wit
ness the sale where Eldredge does the talking.
On and after Wednesday the pictures are to
be on exhibition, dsy and evening. This sale
is not of cheap pictures dashed off for the
country auction, but are all the works of an
artist who has labored upon them during
several years. and all the products of con.
scientious effort and native skill. All the
pictures are elegantly framed in genuine
molding, no composition and pot metal cast
being found in the entire collection. The
sale is to be without reserve, and will be 6
very fine opportunity for the selection O
choice holiday presents.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following ca
loads of freight were received at this poin
during Saturday and yesterday: l of ga
pipes, of springs, of shocks, s of rubble
6 of granite, 81 of wood, 2 of bolts, o
wheels, Z of lumber, 40 of coal, 4 of oil, o
brandy, / of iron. 4 of merchandise, o
cattle, of wool, Is of wheat, of ore, 8 o
car materials. 1 of hides, 1 of shingles, o
raisins, of clay. During the same time 8
carloads of steel rails were shipped
through from the bay to Ogden % carload
of cattle passed through from Nevada to sht
stockyards at Oakland; IA cars of whea
passed through from the Upper Sacramento
valley to Benicia, l to San Francisco. 6 t.
Port Costa and IA to South Vallejo. Therl
were shipped to the East, from Sacramento
6 carloads of merchandise, l of wool, l o
soap, l of sugar, of whalebone, l of hops,
OF leather. II Of tea, OF silk, l of oil, l o
dried fruit, of canned fruit, 2 of salmon anc
l of borax.
COMMERCIAL. There have arrived since th'
last report, steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from
San Francisco, with barge of lumber to tht
Sacramento Lumber Company, and ligh
barges for the upper Sacramento; steamer
Faruna, from the upper Sacramento, with
barge of grain for San Francisco barge
Thomas, frem San Francisco, in tow ol
steamer Pioneer, with lumber to the Frieno
& Terry Lumber Company and W. L. Frazer
Departed, steamer Varuna, with light barges
for the upper Sacramento; steamer San Joa
auin No 2, with barge OF grain for Sar
Francisco and steamer Pioneer, light fol
San Francisco.
The HORTICULTURAL CoNvENTIoN.-Chie
Executive Officer. Matthew Cooke, has Just
returned from San Francisco, and states that
while there he was assured by leading com
mission merchants and packers that they vii
attend the horticultural Convention, to be
held in this city, commencing on the 9th O.
December. He is also receiving communica
tions from fruit growers from all parts of thu
State expressing their approval of the move
ment and indicating that there will be ver5
full attendance from all fruit-growing sec
tions.
FREE LIBRARY REPoRr.-The report of tn
Librarian Of the City Free Library for tn
past week shows the total number of book
issued during the week to have been 73o. o
these there were of fiction AZ, Juvenile l1S
history %, biography %, travels q. bell
lettres 26. poetry u. theology l, science an
art, %. Percentage of fiction, 81; percent
age of juvenile, "a: average number of work
Issued per day, 1o4.
Police CouRr-The only cases before til
Police Court on Saturday were the follow
ing; Ed. Short, for violation of hack ordi
nance; plea of not guilty entered jur.
waived, and case continued until the 16tl
instant. John Harkins, drunk; pleaded
guilty, and sentenced to stay of thre
days in the City Jail, in which to sobe
off.
PAID TO THE CTY.-The following amount:
were paid into the City Treasury for the
week ending Saturday, November 18th s.
r. Caldwell, cemetery dues. s156 so; r. D.
Server, water rates. 1897 10; n. A. Kid.
der, harbor dues, 81 80; W. A. Henry,
Police Court fines, S26 so; George A. Put.
nam, city licenses, S407 04 total, s., ,595 29.
A CHOICE LoT of holiday goods sold below
cost Closing sale of l.. Bien, Eighth and J.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received