Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-28
ADvzRgIsgMENT MENrlos.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


the last Of the gang who attempted to rob the
overland train at Cape Horn Mills, in Au-
oust last. and who was arrested yesterday by
railroad detective f. T. Burke in Antelope
valley in the Coast range. about eighteen
miles west of Maxwell, was taken through
this city last evening upon the train to Au-
bnru. The party arrested claims that he is
not Shinn, but Mr. Burke and others have no
doubt about his being the man wanted. The
pictures Of Shinn, furnished tie officers some
time since, showed him to have long, full
chin. whiskeIs and mustache, but the prisoner
il clean-shaven, with the exception of a mus.
tache of two or three weeks growth. He is
also dressed very differently from the costume
given in the picture, and looks much changed.
1t is stated, however, by those who saw him
at the depot last evening and compared the
picture Of Shinn with the prisoner, that al
though there has been an attempt at dis
guise, there was no question whatever as to
Identity, and all agreed that Burke had the
right ran Sheriff Boggs, of Placer county,
was so close upon Shinn a short time since
that both were in the same building, but
Shinn escaped through a window without be-
ing seen. The prisoner has already been in
dicted with the four Others, and their trial
will be commenced on the oh of next month.
AUCTION SALEs.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell, at 1890 A. H. to-day, for Madame Char
lotte Robert, at residence, Fifth street, be-
tween K aud L, parlor set, in gold and brown
figured reps; satin damask lambrequins to
match; lacs curtains, center tables. octagon
library table; French plate mirrors, with
gold frames; dressing mirror, swinging frame !;
steel engraYings = France and England !;
Brussels carpets; bed lounge; walnut mar
ble-top bedroom set cottage bedroom set !;
spring and top mattresses, feather pillows,
dining-room tables, crockery and glassware,
Union range, safe, and kitchen furniture,
etc -. Bell & Co. viii sell this morning, at
II o'clock in front of salesroom, No. 90S J
street, Ave work horses, twospring wagon,
work harness, single harness, business buggy,
one bay mare, wagon and harness also, four
side saddles. American saddles. mich halters,
etc. Bell & Co. viii also sell, at the ranch
of j. McGlung, two miles from Antelope
station, on Saturday, October 10Th, at IL a.
81, six head of horses, FIVE COWS, farm
wagon, moving machine, etc.
MERcHAXD1sE REpoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
24th For A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, 2 cases
thread G. Walbargh, box household goods,
box tools; H. G. Kirk & Co., 260 boxes
soap; Jones, Gfvens & Co., l case barbed
wire; W. a. & G. S. Houghton, l bundle
pamphlets Baker & Hamilton, car nails ;
Huntington. Hopkins 4 Co., 100 bundles
sheet iron, boxes iron butts, cases hard
ware, case chain, l case curry-combs, car
gas-pipe Whittier, Fuller & Co., box mold
ing; T. w. Sohwamb l box molding w d.
Comstock, boxes chairs /; D. 0. Mills & Co.,
1 box ruled paper; Hale Bros. & Co., cases
boots ard shoes w. T. Peterson, box con-
fectiouery; Booth & Co., so cases condensed
milk A. Dennery & Co., 5 cases lamp shades,
3 crates lamp chimneys; r. Dale, l case
dolls Billingsley & Co. 20 cases matches, /
box mouse traps, bundles mops; q. c. San
dera, l case hardware.
a Boy PARDoNED. The Governor yester-
day granted an unconditional pardon to
George McClintock, convicted in Placer
county of breaking into car, and sentenced
to twelve years in the State Prison. The par
don is granted because of the extreme youth
of the prisoner, he being a child of but u
years, and because Of petitions urging his
pardon, and because there is a hope of his
reclamation from the fact that Joseph Rou-
tier a reputable citizen of this county, has
secured letters of guardianship for the person
Of the boy, and proposes to take him upon
his farm and watch over and care for him,
and use his endeavors to bring him up to a
useful manhood Mr. Reuter- goes to San
Quentin to-day to bring the boy away.
a MINER RETURNKD.-Major Downie,
one of the pioneer miners of the coast, the
maa after whom Downievills was named,
was in the city yesterday. He leaves to-day
for his home in Sierra county. The Major
is iuss back from Alaska, where he has been
for some time examining the mineral re-
sourc Of that far north region. He declares
his belief that Alaska is rich in miner
all, especially SO along the Yakon.
He says there are both gold and silver mines
Of great value there. He found men miHing
directly beneath glaciers, and with but rude
appliances, in such singular place making
from these glacial placers 50 and 81 per day
per man.
DIDN'T LIKE TO co TO THE DEPoT.-Ayoupg
couple of apparently about equal age-ssy 10
or 2O-and whose names could not be ascer-
tanned, appeared on Second street yesterday
morning, when the young man asked Kelly,
the hackman, to drive them to Guthrie Sta
ton, as they did not wish to go to the depot
here to take the train. They were taken to
Guthrie Station as requested, where they
were left in a happy frame of mind awaiting
arrival Of the train, which, from appearance
of affairs, was to bear them away from pa
rental authority, which opposed their becom-
ing one sole happy parsonage through the
blessed bonds of matrimony.
INooRPoRATIoNs.-T has been fled in
the Office of the Secretary of State articles
of incorporation of the Ransome Manufact-
uring Company of California. San Fran
cisco is the principal place Of business.
Directors-E. L. Ransome, .. Alexander, y.
T.. Royce, A. A Wigmore and II. Beverage.
Capital stock. 500 600, in TO- 600 shares.
NorARIEs PuBLIc-The Governor yester-
day appointed the following as Notaries Pub
lie: W. r. Duncan for Colusa county, to re-
side at Willows; Josiah Gundy for Amador
county, to reside st Amador City Ulpiano
YupRrt for Santa Barbara county, to reside
at Santa Barbara L. J. Edwards for Tulare
county, to reside at Yisalia.
TRADE MARKS. Thomas NJ. Antisell, of
San Francisco, has fled his claim with the
Secretary of State TO the trademark Anti
sell. of Autisell & Co, f" for pianos. Also 7.
w. Floyd & Co., of San Francisco their
claim to the trademark Western Mills, y
for -four m anufactured by them.
MORE RAIN.-The weather, although
cloudy and threatening yesterday, did not
furnish any further fall of rain until between
10 and II last night, when it commenced
again, with the wind in the south. AT mid
night it was showeriDg considerably, with
good prospects of continuing.
FATAL REsuLT.-Dennis J. Doyle, who
was run over by the cars at Reno day before
Yesterday. died at that place from his injurie;
night before last. The deceased was wei
known in this city.
IMNrGRANrs.-0ne hundred and sixty i'm
migrants will arrive from the East by over
land train this afternoon. including ninety
Eve males.
Now IS THE TINE to invest your money
and save 80 per cent. on your purchase. a
the clearing sale of clothing and furnishing
goods at the Red House.
Best EASTERN OYSTERS, % cents per plate
Mississippi Kitchen. Third street, between
and x, east side.
PEOPLE with bright smiles on their cour
tenances were seen after making their pur
chases at the Red House Shoe Department
yesterday.