Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-09
BRBVITIEs.

I Dell a No., euctiOneers, sold the reslufuCei
/ No. 1922 NJ street. 1t brought about s.. OOO.
( The spiritualistic entertainment did not
take place at the Metropolitan Theater last
evening, as advertised.
The Courtroom for the past week has
been crowded with spectators. Three mur,
der trials in one week is something unusual
for Sacramento.
( Every person rejoices over the fact OF Tie
Presidents signing the Chinese bill, except
the denizens Of | street and q few chronic
/ Democratic politicians.
Officer o. c. jackson arrested yesterday n
the Superior Courtroom Chinaman by the
name Of Wong Chip, who is wanted at WIN
nsmuccA on q charge of murder.
All the flags throughout the city were
! thrown to the breeze yesterday when the news
was flashed across the wires that President
Arthur had signed the Chinese bill.
Oae hundred and twenty.six immigrants,
including ninety males, passed Carlin yester-
day en- route TO California. They will arrive
by the overland train this afternoon.
II. J. Eggleston had J. w. Greenlaw, OF
/ this city, and W. B. Hayford. of Colfax, ar
rested few days since for extortion. After
I Judicial inquiry, the case was dismissed.
/ The County Assessor, J. w. Houston. has
/ removed his oftce from the third story OF the
I Court house to the rooms formerly occupied
[ By the County Treasurer and Board OF Super
Wis rs on the frs. floor.
/ Deputy Sheriff Dowl of Santa Barbara
county. passed through the city yesterday, en-
/ route to the Folsom State Prison with Jose
{ Vasquez, who IS sentenced to one years i'm.
| prisonment for forgery.
/ Joseph Brogan, the young man who com.
( mitted suicide at Prosser Creek, was well
/ known in this city. He was raised in Placer
/ county, and for many years was telegraph
4 operator at Fores. Hill.
| The Sacramento river yesterday stood at
I the 2l-foot mark. The American river ls
/ higher than it has been for some time past.
| The last few days of warm weather has
melted the snow in the mountains very rap
idly.
Bids for tho privilege of keeping restau-
rant. ice cream stand. fruits, drinkables. ETC.,
at the Workmen's First Union Picnic at
Rockliu, Friday. May l9.h. will be received
up 70 Saturday, May 18Th, by John Sweeney,
Of Rocklin.
Cooke & Son, proprietors of the Pioneer
box factory, corner Of Front and NJ streets,
are engaged extensively in the manufacture
Of berry and grape baskets. They have
thirty girls at work, and advertise this nnorr-
ing for more.
Hurtado appeared in Court yesterday
morning with bis counsel. G. I. Jones. At
the request of his attorney the time Tor tx
ing sentence was postponed until May 221.
This was in order to allow the Court reporter
time to transcribe his notes.
Sco6eld & Teyis have bought a portion of
the south half Of lots 1 and ,, in the block
bounded by and J, Second and Third streets.
They are going to construct q fine store
room, two stories and basement, on the
northeast corner of the allev, on Second
street. The building will cost S15,0 900.
The Hussars will hold their annual picnic
and excursion at Woodland to-day. a prize
Of So hes been off red for glass ball shoot
ing. This Hu-sars viii be accompanied by the
Hu.sar band, twenty pieces. The members
Of the band will appear to-day for the first
tins in their new and elegant uniform. The
traia viii leave the depot at S:l5 a. Y.
Saturday a sreeial train, having on board
Superiatendents Wright snd Pratt. ran into
a haud-ear on the Oregon division just shove
Roseyille. The hgDd.car was en- route to
Roseville having on board the section men.
foreman 0'CoGRor, and the lGtters wife and
child. They were coming around curve,
and saw the train too late to avert the col
lision. The men ail jumped off and escaped
uuburt. Mrs. O'Connor first threw off her
child aud then lsaped for her life. She sus-
tanned quite serious Injuries and was brought
to the Railroad II Hlspital, where she is at
present under treatment.
CRY BOARD OF TRUsrEEs.-The Board of
City Trustees met in regular session at 10
o'clock A NJ yesterday, all the members
present. The report of Mark Foster, Chief
Engineer Of the Water Works. was read and |
ordered on file. 1t shows that during the |
past week the works had been running 1851
hours, and the total number of gallons |
pumped was 13, so, 900. The bonds of John |
Wall, II. Latham, J. Burns, NJ. German
and w X. Brown for street sprinkling con-
tracts were approved. The following bills |
were ordered psid and the Board adjourned: |
W. Brannap, 81: John Wall. sS; A. King, |
Slz so; Andrew Kaeser. S22 80; E. Rsgan.
S3S So Silas Chance, 50 70; Thomas Bal |
lou, So 50; J. II. Renfrc, 81: J. Nelson, |
$50 40; William Tuston, IS 600; John Per |
rez, 81; Baker l. Hamilton. SO 05; j. T. |
Barron, 81; Lem Chung, Sc; P. Hartnett, |
S35 so; Capital Ice Company, 81 80; |
RECoRD-UEIoy, 81; Sacramento Lumber |
COMPANY, Sl5 81; F. Foster, $50; J. c. |
Tub6s. 81, 069 95; P. II. Cog ins, 81, 345 "a ; |
TELEGRAPH Mil, SO; George o, Bates. SIS
T. McCabe, 81 John Wilson, ST.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the 4sh For John Breuner, l box chairs. 25
boxes chair stock; w, ". Montague, IS
barrels earthen tile; Hale Bros & Co., box
elastic, boxes shirtA, 2 boxes worsted goods
Z A. Cooley, sewing machine; Adams,
Mcneil & Co, 3 tisrces hams, "a boxes to-
bscco Y. S. Arnold & Co., 10 bundles iron
Central Pacific Railroad, l box machinery,
10 cylinders Weinstock & Lubin, l box sta
tionery Hall. Luhrs & Co., 20 cases syrup;
Bllingsley & Co.. 60 bundles broom handles,
20 bales paper; Lindley & Co., 80 pals to-
bacco G. W. Fox, boxes oil cloth; Hunt.
iugton, Hopkins & Co., 10 pieces boiler tube.
l box oil stones, 200 kegs nails 1872 bundles
box enamel cloth c. B. Robb l box sugar
A. Dennery & Co., bale wick Scofeld & |
Tevis, % barrels vsrnish Waterhouse 4 |
Lester, boxes dash boards P. G. Kipgsland |
& Son, boxes hardware, boxes cranks, l |
box wTiugers, box saws, 81 coils cordage. |
The following freight passed Deming for Sac. |
ramento on the Sd: For II. S. Crocker & !
Co., IL bundles paper.
GRAND LODGE /. o. o. FAT 9 A. N. TO-
day the Grand Lodge OF the Independent |
Order OF Odd Fellows meets at Dashaway
Hall in San Francisco. The following dele |
gates left here last evening to attend its ses.
sion: From Sacramento Lodge No. 2, d. |
w. Welty, P. Fl. Coggins, J. C. Moore,
Daniel Brown and H. G. Brown Eureka
Lodge No 4. Edwin Glover and s. Smith
Ell Dorado Lodge No. s, L. J. Clark, Ed
ward Ellis and Lon SoiOman Capital Lodge
No. 81, George B. Blue, Albert Hart, Ed NJ
Martin, A H. Powers. Ezra Pearson sDdW
d. Stalker Schiller Lodge No. 105, Emil
Schmi1 and Samuel Morris; Industrial
Lodge No 157 L B. Hussey. George Muir
ray and James Stewart; Granite Lodge No
81, Folsom. Edward Christy: Ptanix
Lodge No 239. Gait, T. t. Still Elk Grove
Lodge No. 274, Elk Grove. David Upton
Also Grand Representative Grove L.
Johnson.
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.-Monday, about
2o'cock A NJ, the show window Of B. Lasky's
store, in the Pacific Hotel building, on K,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, was broken
into snd some of the contents stolen. Among
the property taken was four pistols, three
watches and a pearl-handled knife. Late
last evening officers Eldred and Carroll ar
rested man, who gives his name as Andrew
Rolls, plumber by trade, on suspicion that
he was tine party who had committed the
theft. Upon searching him at the station
house, three pistols, two watches and
pearl handled knife-all the property of Lasky
were found upon his person. In his
pocket was also found the diamond which he
had used in cutting the glass of the window.
Picnic U. A. o. D.-The United Ancient
Order of Duids will hold their annual picnic
at East Park next Sunday, commemorating
the one hundred and first anniversary of the
Introduction of the Order into the United
States. Mu.ic will be furnished by. the Hus-
ssr Band. Complete arrangements Rave been