Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

OF the Librarian or the city Free Library tor
the past week shows the number of books
issued during the week to have been SS5
Of these there were of fiction and juvenile,
7S9; history, IL biography II /; travels, "a !;
miscellaneous literature, 25; poetry and
theology, science and art, Is; average
number issued per day, 126. Percentage of
fiction and juvenile, SO. The following is the
revised list of periodicals and newspapers
now to be found ia the library reading-rooIns ::
Art Magazine Atlantic Monthly, American
Agriculturist, Appletou's Journal, Califor-
MAN, Carpentry and Building, Contemporary
Review, Eclectic Magazine, Fortnightly Re
view, Harpel's Monthly, International Re-
view, kindergarten Messenger. Lippincott's
Magazine, Nineteenth Century, North Amer
lean Review, Phrenologic journal, Popular
Science Monthly, Resources Of California,
Scribner's Monthly, st. Nicholas, LIE Fran
Gals, LUnivers Iliustre, American Archi-
tect, American Machinist Harper's Bazaar,
HarpeI's Weekly, Frank Leslie's Illus
trated Weekly. London Illustrated News,
Mining and Scientific Press, Punch, Pa
ciic Rural Press, Scientific American,
Argonaut, Atlanta Constitution, Australia
sian, Baltimore Sun, Boston Advertiser,
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Burlington
Hawkeye. Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati Com
mercial, Detroit Free Press, Dublin Nation.
Dubuque Herald, Edingburph Scotsman,
Canada Family Herald and Star Florida Ag
riculturist, Galveston News, Globe-Demo-
GRAFT lAIissouri), Connecticut Courant Har-
per's Young People, Hawaiian Gazette, Irish
World, jacksonville tFla) Union, Leaven-
worth Times, Liverpool Mercury, Los An
geles Express, Louisville Courier-Journal.
Memphis Avalanche, New Hampshire Ga
zette, New Orleans Picayune, New York
Herald daily, New York Ledger, New York
Sun, New York Tribune. Oregonian, PhiIa.
delphia Times, Pacific Greenbacler. Port
land Transcript, Providence Journal Rich
mond Wing, Railroad Gazette, Rocky
Mountain News, Spirit of the Times. Spring
field Republican, Star and Herald Panama.
London Times weekly, Washington CAron-
icle, South Carolina Weekly News Youths
Companion, Daily Bee, Evening Bulletin,
Daily Examiner, RECORD MON, San Fran
cisco, Chronicle, Morning. Call. The follow
ing are donated: San Diego Union daily,
Arizona Citizen, Banner of Light. Weekly
Bee, Boston Investigator. Contra Costa GA
zette, California Patron, Greenvile Bulletin,
Phoenix "a. T. Herald, Mountain Messen-
ger, San Francisco Journal of Commerce,
San Francisco Merchant. Santa Barbara In
dependent. Sacramento Leader Light fer
All, Tehama Tocsin, Virginia New Chron-
icle, Placer Argus, Mendocino Beacon.
INcoRPoRAuoEs.- Articles of incorpora-
tion haveb been fled with the Secretaryof State
of the Masonic Fall Association of Woodland.
Directors-N. Wyckoff, j. D. Stephens C. H.
Davis, j. W Freeman, f. Miller, J. L.
Simpson, f. E. Baker; capital stock, Sc 800,
divided into go shares Also, of the San
Diego Telephone Company, of San Diego.
Directors-J. w. Thompson, S. Levi, ID,
Gum, j. A. Fairchild A. Wentcher cap
i CT n ~ :
Also, OF the Port Isabel and G1aymas
Railroad Company. Principal place of BUSH
ness, San Francisco; Directors = Charles
Croker, George Croker, Timothy Hopkins,
w. V. Huntington. Leland Stanford cap
ital stock, $40, 900. coo, divided into 1O0,0 600
shares Also, of the Aston Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company. Princi-
recsors-B. Z. Dahl, V. Ressayre, III. 9.
Southland, C. H. Redmond, s. Purdy; CAPT
tai stock, $4,000, coo, divided into 100000
shares Also, of the Ithica Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Company. Princi-
pal place Of business, San Francisco; Di-
rectors-J. Jeffrey, J. Z. Hall, w. Granger,
W. W. Hickies 4 C. Ravens; capital stock,
$4,000, COO, divided into 100000 shares.
PROBABLY FATAL IYJURIEs-A young
man about 16 years of age, named George
Sutton, in attempting to jump upon the
a. II. freight train yesterday at Seventh street
and the north levee, fell under the cars and
was terribly mangled. His left arm was
broken in several places and crushed almost
cut Of recognizable form. The right leg was
broken at the ankle, the 'front.' part OF the
right foot run over By a wheel OF the car and
crushed, and three or four bad cuts made
upon his head. be was picked up and
brought On fat car to the police office,
until team WAS procured, when he was sent
TO the County Hospital. The physical effect
Of his injuries were such that blood started
but little from his many wounds until he had
nearly reached the hospital, when bleeding
set in very prolusely. The sufferers con-
dition was such that he said he wished 20 die
and be out Of his misery. He stated that he
bad been hauling wood into the city, and that
his team was on q street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets; that his home was at
Ophir, Placer county, and afterwards that it
was at Auburn, and that his father was now
in Placerville
Police CoURT.-In this Court Saturday,
Thomas Dolsn was fined $40 for battery, but
being unable to pay, commitment was with
held until July 27:h, to enable defendant to
raise the assessment. Dan Sullivan, case OF
vagrancy; dismissed upon condition that he
leave the city last Saturday. Mrs Donovan,
tried for battery; found guilty. and to re
ceive judgment to-day. John Knapp, dis
turbing the peace, same action, Charles
Mains, arrested as a drunk, discharged.
Charles Colehowsr, charged with grand lar
ceny and perjury, continued till the 2Ssh for
examination.
FREIGHTs BY RAIL-The following car
loads of freight were received yesterday,
consigned to this point Nine Of wood, of
boiler plates, of car materials, of car rails,
> of lumber, l of wheels, 10 of granite
blocks, OF rubble, 1 Of merchandise and Of
coal. The following carloads we're forwarded
East: Seven of green fruis, of merchandise
. of wool, of salmon, of hides, 2 Of mus
tard seed, 3 Of canned goods and of wine.
CRY REcE1PTs.-The following amounts
were paid into the City Treasury for the week
ending Saturday, July 23d. 1881: r. d.
SERVER, water rates $3.50; Thomas w.
Gilmer Police Court fines, S42 so; 5. Il.
Caldwell, cemetery dues, 1919; n. A. Kid
der, harbor dues. S21 Geo. A. Putnam, city
licenses, 81 0lS &c; total, So, 706 26.
LAND LEAGUE.-There was large at
tendance at the meeting of the Land League
at Pioneer Hall yesterday afternoon. The
priAcipal feature Of the meeting was an adj
dress delivered by Richard NJ. Clarken,
was elected Assistant Secretary.
EAST PARK opEsINe-The opening at
East Park yesterday was a very successful
occurrence, and large attendance was pres.
ent. The street cars were we'll supplied
with passengers throughout the day.
MEssAcEs.-There are messages at the
Western Union telegraph office for joseph
j.. Schmitz. musical director, and Mics
Laura Whitley.
IMMIGRANTS. Thirty-nine immigrants will
arrive from the East, including twenty-ope
males, this afternoon.
THE excessive heat does not deter the
anxious crowd from inspecting Hale's grand
table movement. Ninth and X streets
BEDsPREADs. oolored border, full size, 20
cents, at the Red House.
MISSES SOLID HOSE, silk embroidery, only
Is cents. Red House.
LOOK for morning" at Hale Bros & Co. ;
LOOK for morning" at Hale Bros. & Co. ;