Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-18

Robinson, David Smith, Thomas Steele
Peter Sloop, Sarah Stevens, james Vande
grift.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS the meetinl
of the Board Of Supervisors yesterda,
Messrs. Bliley, Butler, Christy and Dremal
were present, Mr. Christy in the chair pr
tenn The City Trustees appeared before thi
Board to consider the subject of the exeava
ton of the Thirty-frst and Y street canal
but the matter WAS postponed until 10 4. NJ
to-day. L. e. Chandler presented the cas-
of destitution of Mrs. Mcdonald, which Wa;
referred for investigation TO Mr. Butler. The
petition of j. H. Coyle for new road il
ages fixed as follows: To John Aston
SCI So Mrs. Lewis. So; d. w. Lewis
S52 90 These amounts were directed to be
paid to said parties out of the funds of the
district. Alfred Briggs rendered his resigna.
ton as 0yerseer of Road District No. 10,
which was accepted. The Board then ad
iourned, to meet at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For Capital Furniture Co., "a bundles
and box chairs; R. Stone 4 Co., case
names j. Campbell, box furniture G. p.
r. K. Co, % stoves; Hale Bros. & Co.,
case corsets Locke & Layenson, 2 boxes
molding j. S. Kirk Il Co, $50 boxes soap
Waterhouse l. Lester, 2 cars wagon material
N. S. Arnold & Co., 6 bundles steel; Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., drums pipe fit
tings, IL packages bowls, l box staples,
case bolts, $50 kegs and 20 half kegs nails.
200 kegs horseshoes Weinstock & Lubin, /
case hosiery Lindley & Co.. boxes baking
powder, 81 boxes extracts.
PoLIcE CoURr.-In this Court yesterday
John Wilcox, Jim Dugan and James Free.
man, found guilty os sleeping in cars, were
discharged. Charles Raymond. same offense,
was fined $40 and costs L. Renfro, L. Short
and viii Kelly were tried upon charge OF
violating city ordinance, and were found
not guilty. John Fitzpatrick, disturbance Of
the peace, failed to appear, aud case was
postponed. Ell G. McHenry, drunk. was
given "A hours in the city prison. Theodore
Krebs, disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty
and was fined SO aud costs. Robert Jellinger
and Jerry Mudgett, sleeping in railroad cars,
discharged.
Work upon the Hall of Records has been sus-
pended for about two weeks past, as the brick
to be used were surrounded with water at the
yards in the rear of Washington, on the op.
posite side of the river. The water has now
sufficiently receded so that the brick can be
obtained, and work upon the building has
been resumed. The outer walls are now ready
TO receive the joist for the upper floor, and as
soon as the inside walls, which are now being
built, are extended the same hight, the joist
will be laid, and the work upon the Hall Of
Record story will be commenced.
INCORPORATED of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State
of the Aida Mining Company, for the pur-
pose of carrying on general mining business
IN Caohise county, Arizona. Directois-H.
V. I Mccullough, H. Ingram, +. Steele E.
Ruhling, j. T. McGeoghegan. Capital
stock Is Sl,O00, GEO, divided into 100, 600
shares. Also, of the Merrimac Mining
Company. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-GeoTge Schultz, W.
c. Walker. Henry Mill, J. ". Brown, w.
Wing. Capital stock, SIC, 900, 0G0.
FRUIT SHIPMENTS. -Arrangements for the
transportation of fruit have been made SO
that shippers can deliver fruit at the depot
In the city as late "a 4 T NJ, to be taken upon
the emigrant train for San Francisco, so that
it will be delivered at the wharf IN that city
before daylight on the following morning.
COMMODORE SHUFgLpT and daughter passed
through yesterday. en- route to China, where
he goes, as Heretofore announced, to organize
and take command Of the Chinese navy. Il
is understood that he was also the bearer of
the recently ratified treaties between the
United States and China.
The PoLIcE JUpGEsHIP.-The case OF G.
Haines VS.. Judge w. a. Henry, in relation
TO the office OF Police Judge, was yesterday
argued ia the Supreme Court by S. S. Holl
for the appellant, and w. b. Z. Brown for
respondent Tue Court has not yet rendered
its decision.
Police ARREsTs.-Joseph La Lemond was
yesterday arrested by officers Campbell and
Valentine for disturbing the peace, and the
charge OF vagrancy was also placed against
him; Benjamin BuckFum, disturbing the
peace, by officer Dominges; John Mulvcy,
sleeping in clrs, by Coleman, local, and Billy
Bowlegs. drunk, b. officers Levy and Ash.
PfRsoSAL-Wsrren Dutton. I. S Belcher,
Niles Searles, E. B. Ryan, c. A. Crow. w.
Il. Wallace and Senator Sears were in the
city yesterday. Governor Perkins is at San
ton was registered at the Capital Hotel yes
terdaY.
SUDDEN Observation-Disclosures Matilda, who
resided on Fourth street, between l. and NJ,
and was known as a so.caIled fortune teller,
was yesterday afternoon found dead in bed
at her house. She was supposed 10 be in
usuA health Az inquest will be held to day.
The BUILDING on the northwest corner of
J and Sixth streets, formerly occupied by j.
+. Cooper. is being torn down to make room
for a fine two-story building to be erected by
DR. e. s. Wait, the lower story to be used as
a drug store and the second as residence.
AeArIro IcUERRA, the Spaniard who dur
ing a. adcay recently severely cut man
named Particle Figeroa, iu the lower part of
toe eisy. viii to-day be examined in the Po-
lic4 Court upon the charge OF assault TO do
great bodily injury.
i MAS named Ferdinand Thompson was
arrested ia The city by Constable Medley a
fs.4 DAYS inca. for Drunkenness and insulting
lat;i.s upon the street. lie was tried before
Justice Coegins, aud teI-t to the county jail
for fifteen days.
lib DNl4ANV 1NIcNIAA-'- - 0F-~sAA - =
Solauo is gain in repair, and resumed her
regular trips yesterday afternoon. The
oye,lsn train for the Eas. came tnst way
la. evening, arriving mere nearly upon
schedule time.
Commemorative annual commerce
ment exercises Of the Sacramento Seminary
will take place this evening in the Assembly
chamber at the Capitol. The exercises will
commence at o'clock.
MISSES kid, side-button shoes, Mt SO !;
ladies' side-lace shoes, 81 80; ladies' French
kid. box-toe, button shoes, siz from 2 70 6.
"a 70; Burt's fine shoes fer mems wear, at
Mechanics Store Boot and Shoe Depart
ment.
4 Few DAYS MORE and your grand
chances Tor buying dry goods at present prices
will be passed. AK yourself the question.
. Have improved tie opportunity offered
by H ale Boo. through the medium OF their
great center table m9yement?a
PANAMA AND CORK HAIRS, 81 20. Red
House.