Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-12
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Business Advertisements
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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barge Garfield, light. The Harriet passed
from San Francisco to Upper Sacramento
with barge Rosalind, both light. The San
joaquin No. 8, from up river, arrived with
barge Butte City loaded with grain also the
steamer Harriet returned with barge II. g.
Miller loaded with grain. The steamer
Dover which left here Tuesday afternoon
with passengers, mails, express and freight
for Red Bluff, arrived at that place Thurs
day afternoon, and is expected TO arrive here
upon return this morning. This is the first
passenger boat that has been to Red Bluff
since the days Of the California Steam Navi-
cation Company. Captain Foster received
word from the Dover, which is picking up
railroad track material along the California
Pacific this side Of Davis. About mile of
track had been found which was washed
away and was being hoisted upon the barge
Everything was working well.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday Geo. Knight, found guilty of having
burglars tools in his possession, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $50, or be confined in
the county Jail for 90 days. He was found
not guilty of the charge of petit larceny, and
the charge was dismissed. bod McClintock
pleaded guilty to a charge Of petit larceny,
and will receive judgment to-day. Jacob
Hammond was examined upon charge of
grand larceny. and held to answer, with bail
fixed at 81, 900. Sol Hip Lee was tried upon
a charge of keeping an opium den, found
guilty, and will be sentenced to- day. An
King was tried for the same offense, found
guilty, and fined $40 In default of payment
he was sent to the county Jail fer 90 days.
james Cbisn pleaded guilty TO a charge of
battery, and will receive judgment to-day.
Pat Connolly, charged with robbery, was
granted a continuance until to-day. The
Court then adjourned.
DAY OF Fasting AND PRAYER.-A circular
has been issued by the Ministerial Union of
San Francisco and Oakland to the churches
of the Pacific coast, giving an account of the
the Union work in those cities, and asking
that next Thursday, February 18th, be set
apart as a day of humiliation, fasting and
prayer; that the hour from a. NJ to 10 A. NJ.
be spent by individuals and families in pri-
vate devotion that union meetings be held
from IL A. NJ to l P. NJ. for the object of the
day, and that meeting be held by each
church in the evening. At meeting of the
pastors and others in the city it vas decided
to comply in Observance of the day, and
union service will be held from II A II. to I
P. N. in the Presbyterian Church on the day
named A request will also be sent to
Messrs. Moody and Sankey to be present at
the meeting and if they come other union
services will be held at and Z P N. in the
Congregational Church.
The WArER.-The water at Sixth and Y
streets yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock was
one inch lower on the outside of the levee
than on the north side. As soon as it has
fallen two inches lower on the outside the
levee will be opened. It is thought this can
be done as soon as this morning. The water
raised in the lower part of the city quite no.
tieeably Yesterday, notwithstanding four of
the pumps were in operation and are running
day and night. City Surveyor Bassett went
to the outlet of Burns slough last evening,
with the view of opening the Ystreet levee
at that point, as the water was reported the
lowest on the south side. The result of his
visit was not ascertained. 1t is probable that
by tonight quite flow viii have commenced
from these outlets, which viii tend to at least
prevent any further rise in the city.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th For Adams, Mcneil & Co., packages
tobacco, box cigars a. Coolot, bales to-
bacco; G. P, r. r. Co., 8 casks copper; L.
l.. Lewis & CO., box shelves, box copper
bottoms, boxes stamped ware, box Japan
ware Thomas Harper, , boxes shoes Gard
ner Bros, 8 boxed organs; J. Strutz, bar
rel and cask liquor DIR. W. o. Thrailkill,
! box hardware Ben. CrOetter, l box nuts
W. Il. Strong & Co., box beans; Holman,
Stanton 4 Co., carload plows; Hunting
ton, Hopkins Il Co., ia slabs steel, $50 kegs
horseshoes 600 kegs nails, 3 kegs iron pipe
fittings; + Stone & Co., crate stirrups, >
cases names. 8 cases hardware; r. A. Fisk,
l box hardware; II. Q. Kirk & Co., box
drugs.
NEW DIRECToRY.-A new city directory
has been issued by H. s. Croker & Co. for
1881, and is numbered Vol. TX. by the
publishers. 1t is a well-arranged and neatly
printed and bound volume of over 500 pages.
In addition to the names and residences of
all adults of the city, it contains a full Pacific
coast PostoHice directory, postal regulations,
rates of postage, list of Wells, Fargo & Co.
offices, list of associations within the city,
besides vast amount Of valuable statistical
information in relation to industries, schools,
population and government, both State and
National. Ii will be found vefy complete
and comprehensive volume.
INcoRPoRATIoN.-Ther have been fled in
the ofE,e of the Secretary of State, articles
Of incorporation of the Supreme Grand Lodge
of the Mystic Brothers of San Francisco.
Directors Louis Beyersdorf, VIM. Ensbury,
John Beyersdorf, Q. 3. de Pus, Z. S.
Wheeler. Also Of the Phoenix Mining Com
pany Of San Francisco. Directors - NJ.
Thompson, n. X Masten, G.. l. Upshur,
c. H. Fish, R. n. Graves. Capital stock,
100000 Also of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of Los Angeles. Trustees,
Z. II, Bradley,G W. Wells G, w. Morgan,
J. ?, Widney, J. II. Seymour, S. Strohm,
S. c. Hubbell.
BOYS IN BLUE-The annual meeting Of the
Boys in Blue was held last evening and the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year Commander, W. A. Houghton: Sem
Tor Vice-Commander, I. H. Berke7: Junior
Nice-COmmander, Or. W. Ficks; Quarter
master, 0. Z. Dodge: Officer of the Dav. J.
c. Medley Council of Administrations
H Berkey, Frank Miller, C. H. Hubbard,
II. H. Linnell, J, L. Skinner, w. a. Hough-
ton; Bureau of Employment-George w.
Ficks, II. Bennett, W. S. Mills, J. W. Bar
rett, J. f. Sheehan and L. Tozier. The
Commander reappointed II. Bennett as Ad-
iutant,
TIE OREGON DIvIsIoS.-Chief Engineer
Montague, Assistant Chief Engineer Glenn
ent, Arthur Brown and Superintendent Pratt
were at Marysville yesterday, providing for
reopening that road to travel, and at noon
the first train since the food passed over the
Yuba and as far as AIarysville. Mr.. Pratt
returned In the afternoon, and the passenger
train left over that line soon after, TO go as
far as Tehama. The whole line will be
opened again, it is expected, in about two