Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-15
fdE DAILY RECORD UNION.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

lows for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
11th: For A. 4. Van VOORHEES, & Co., cases
saddlery hardware; Sacramento Lumber
Company, car mowers; J. G. Scheffer, 50
spools baling wire Standard Oil Company.
600 casks oil. 900 casks petroleum John
Breuner, boxes tin g. 2. r R., box ma.
chinery. cylinder, reservoir. bundle pipe
fittings; Weinstock & L1bin, "a boxes boots
Anderson Hamm, box cutlery; Hunting
toI,. Hopkins Il Co., 6 cases files, 10 coils
hemp. ] barrel pulieyE. boxes fittings,
bundles dishes, bundles handles, bundles
wheels, 20 kegs shoes, l case hardware, 100
kegs horseshces, 1872 plates iron, % bundles
boiler haes, 9 bars AMI bundles steel
Clarke & Son, 4 boxes machinery; a. Den.
merry & &C., barrels tumblers; Adams, Nc
Neill & Co., 5 barrels hang, 80 cases canned
fish; Lindley & Co., 80 cases canned fish, 90
boxes sardines; r. L Goeiops, l box oil
Jones Giyens, box cards; Kirk, Gssry &
Co. barrel oil, 10 cases soap, key spice !; j.
L. Harris, l case castings; G. II. Gilman,
case drugs; John d. Arnold l case goods
n. S. Arnold & Co, 5 bundles poles q hun.
dies rims, 6 cases spokes Pike t& Young,
bundle leather; W. A. & G. S. Houghton,
boxes books, bundles paper; G. II. Stevens,
boxes boots and shoes Sco6eld & Tevis,
box dry goods, So barrels bottled beer Hall,
Lubrs d Co., Is pals tobacco, 80 kits fish
Co., IL bundles paper james l. Felter, %
barrels whisky.
CRY BOARD OF TRUSTEES City
Board Of Trustees met at the City Hall yes
terdsy mornipg. The minutes of the pre-.
vious meeting were read and approved. The
report of Mark Foster, Chief Engineer of the
Water Works, shows that the pumps were in
operation 16S hours during The week; total
number of gallons pumped, q. 325, $50. The
resolution increasing the salary Of the Health
Officer $50 per month for the next three
months, or to 500 per month, was adopted.
The following resolution was introduced by
Trustee Gutenberger, and lays over one week
THAT the houses of isl-fame on Second and
l. streets should b. declared nuisance, and
the inrnates notified to leave within sixty
days ; aad it is hereby declared to be the
duty of the Chief Of POlics to see that they
are removed within that time" After allow.
ing the folloging bills the Board adjourned
Reuben Johnson. S24 /; Henry Ryan, SIS
j. McGinnis. sl2; John Lynch, S12; T. G.
Houghtoo, $12; Jas. Ferris, So (; Chris
Kelly, Sc 25; John Gardner, IS; Thomas
Cot:er. s15; J. Carlap, 81; L. L.. Lewis &
Co., S1S5; w. A. & q. S. Houghton, SO 80;
Lem Chung, 81 j. L. Barron, 81: NJ. Mad
den S434 DC; Lotus & Farren, Sl13 s. K.
Caldwell, $40; james f. Ritcherdon, 81 40
w. A. McKeehan, 81; A. Kseser. 81; John
Duffy. 81; James Harvev. SIG John Duns-
ton, Sl5; L. Shanahan, SIS.
HiooRpoRArED.-Thef following articles of
Incorporation were flied with the Secretary of
State yesterday The San Bernardino and
Cotton Railroad Company; capital stock,
$50. 600, divided into 1 200 shares. Direct
ors-John G. Capron, John g. King War
rem Wilson, VIM. II. Sloan, c. +. Row, w.
=. Van Slyke. Also, the Danish Society.
DANA, of California. Principal place Of
business, Oakland, Directors-0scar +.
Christianson, w. S. kaufman, Q. E. Fast.
holm. Also, the Aurum Consolidated Min
ing Company, to operate in the State of Ne
vada. Principal place of business, San Fran.
cisco. Directors-T. Bell, d. G. Mackay, J.
Borland, VIM. Irvine, P. w. Ames. Capital
stock, $40, 100000. divided into 250o00
shares. Also, Orion Lodge. No. pa, 1. o.
G. T., located at Davisville, Cal. Trustees
T. B. Tufts, G. Covell, B. III. Hoag, W. r.
Merrill. w. II. Bradshaw, all of Davisville.
0PEN.AIR CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Ths First
Artillery Band will give an open-air concert
at the Plaza this evening, commencing at
7:45. The band having received several new
numbers lately-all first-class musicians
claim now to be equal to any bsnd in
the State. They say that the concert to be
given this evening will eclipse any former
effort Of this or any other band in this city.
The following selections will be rendered
March, Charter Oaks" grand medley over
ture, "Pep-Corn )" Happy Hearts Waltz"
quickstep, the Captured Hussar;" clarionet
solo, Silver Bsils:" polka, by Wm Flani-
gan; quickstep. Topping on the Window,
Panel" grand fantasia overture, The
Dancers Dream = grand comic medley.
Tunes for Every Taste - Summer Clouds
Waltz = medley overture, "Pretty IS q
Picture" tby requestl; Home, Sweet
Home" with variations for piccolo and
clarionet.
The CADETs.-The Captain Of the Gov
errors Guard, Frederick Eisenminger, pub
fishes statement of the financial condition
of his company. The entire command hss
been newly uniformed The style adopted is
what is known as the Z5uave. The Capital
Woolen Mills have just completed the new
clothes. The cost of the forty-six suite, in.
Guiding the leggings, foots up 81, 05S 90. The
citizsns' contributions to this company
amounts to $3.50 30, leaving O deficit of
S22S AZ. This amount will be raised by sub
scription. The, esmpany is rapidly iniprov-
ing and viii soon rank with the hes. drilled
companies on the coast. On Wednesday
..
headed by the First Artillery band, will at Z
P. NJ. march up Sixth street to K, TO Tenth to
3 j.. At Seventh aid j there will be review
by the State and reginentsl officers.
CoMMERcIAL.-The following vessels have
arrived since last report Steamer San Joa-
quiD, No. 2, from San Francisco, with gen.
eval merchandise and barge Of lumber for
Sacramento Lumber Company steamer Va.
ruua, from tbs upper Sacramento, with 6
barge of grain in transit; Neponset, from the
upper river, with general produce steamer
Pioneer, from San Francisco, with barge Of
lumber TO Friend Terry & Co. and w. L.
Frazer : steamer d. L. knight, from Marys-
vile, with barge of grain in transit. Depart
ed-Steamer San Joaquin, No. 2, for San
Francisco. with a barge of grain: steamer
NaTuna, for the upper Sacramento, with
barge of merchandise; steamer Nepouset,
for tbs upper Sacramento. with general mer.
chandise.
CIRCUS DRAws,-A. an early hour yes
terday morning every road leading from the
country to this city was lined with wagons
loaded with people on their way 10 see the
circus. Whole families, father, mother and
all the children. and the hired help, were de-
sirous of seeing the elephant One old gen.
usman remarked to o reporter, &" I bring nv
wife aad eleven children tc the city three
times a year-oD the Fourth of July, during
the State Fair, and to see the annual cir
cuF."
STICKS IN HIS MouTH.-As the elephants
were passing certain clothing house on ]
street in the street parade yesterday, one of
the clerks remarked to some friends that the
circus management ought to be arrested for
cruelty to animals. why 500" was the
query Of person present. "For driving
those sticks into the elephants mouth, and
fastening them with chains" "Why. those
ara bis tusks." "Tusks be -; the other
elephants have nothing of the kind"
THIRD WARD DKMocaAcY.-The Demo.
Gratis of the Third Ward have effected an
organization by the election Of the following
off GERS: President, Add. c. Hiukson: Vice.
Presidents, John T. Carey, p. McGraw,
Louis Nicholas, John A. Sheehan, G. A, la
Grave, George w. Nichols; Secretary, A. s.
Woods; Treasurer, j. K. Webster The
President and Vice Presidents constitute an
Goasai.kse
CUrrISs AYrRAY AT FoLsoM.-On Wed.
nssday last, at a fve-cent beer saloon in the
town Of Folsom. q n Misunderstanding between
J. Jeoger and ]. Ccghlan ended in row.
During the sclfa, Jeager drew knife and
cut Coghlan in several places abont the face
anu hsso. OcXhisns wounds are considered
very dangerous. aad he lies at present in 9
critical condition. Jeoger was immediately
placed under arrest.
TRADE-MARKs.-Wm. Lewis & Co., of San
Francisco. have filed with the Secretary of
State their CLAIM, to the following trade
marks Tor cigars " Hiswatha and Clean
NS.eep.n George III. Green, of San Fran.
cisco. filed with the Secretary of State his
claintt 6fhe following trademarks :" Green's
NegetSic Liver Pills. =" Green's Rheumatic