Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-17
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE ASr1-DEBaIs ASSOCIATION.

TIE AN El-DEBllS A6cOIlAA4Ohs
The Executive Committee of the Anti
Debris Association met at the Hall of Record,
at 10 4. NJ, Saturday. s. D. Wood submit
ted the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted
RssOirs5 That Al appropriation Of 500 be made
by each county OF the Auti-DebTts Association, "a
defray the expenses Of making surveys Of the bar 81
San Francisco harbOr aud the bays Of San Francisco
and San Pablo. and the river approaches t ereto.
After a general discussion of the objects Of
the Association and the adoption of the fol
lowing address TO the public. the Committee
adjourned to meet Thursday, July 9th, at
?.
I'VE acknowledge vast advances in public opinion
In our favor aud against the Amos, inde5crb2bie
spohations Of the hydraulic mining system. We
thank to the uttermost all who have stood BY our
In its hours Of greatest need and with pleas
ure view the near approach Of The end, which will
restore to the great Sacramento valley and its
uAyigAbls water courses that degree of prosperity
and usefulness 10 them righaully and inherently
belonging. We reiterste that with the quartz aud
drift miners We have no quarrel and propose 10 have
no lawsuits. We glory IN Their success and take
pride in the hourishing mountain towns and
settlements which their industry planted and
sustains. We are nevertheless RdmOnished
that large and by far the most inscriptions part Of
the hydraulic mining operators propose 70 continue
their lAw-defying practice Of using the lands and
water courses in this valley places Tor the perma-
nent lodgmsnt Of the damaging and disgusting de-
bris OF their ulines and panied 70 declare that
for the accom- plishment Of such IN just purpose
willy adyersaries constantly maintain In cur
midst packs Of spies and iniormers, pledged and
often, we believe, paid, 70 discussions among
our adherents and by the black arts Of prevarica-
ton caolery intimidation and fraud to prevent US,
rs far they can from resorting to our Courts Of
Justice for the redress Of great and oyershadow
ing grievances, aud whose practices, logically
sdsred are simple demands that hydraulic mining
shall not be interfered With, and that exPendi-
lures 81 money shall be made for the protection Of
this valley except for the construction OF the already
tried and condemned system Of inefficient and calam
itous dams. and daily advised that attempts
will be made at the comiug November election
TO f0ist upon US state and county officials not
IN sympathy with our cause, and wro are but
little better OF at alD than the hired agents Of that
Goth and Nandal interest which has already H.
fictei damage in our seven counties 20 the extent
Of twenty three millions Of dollars without embrac
ing the untold injuries caused by 1t to the nayiga
ton Of the state large Self preservation is the
frst law Of nature, and in opinion the time has
now arrived for the dropping OF partisan consider
atoms and pre- iudces and throwing into the scale OF
right the weight Of aggregated populations OF rs,
755 for the preservation OF our accumulated wealth
Of 81 5is 109 and the rescue OF our homes and ire
sides from the desolAting Hood OF sand slickeBs
which threatens their destruction. Further tolera
ton of the great evils attendant upon hydraulic
mining we hold to be shameless disloyalty TO the
localities in which we reside. One pail long pull
and pull altogether will relieve once and for
ever, and for this purpose We have called the
friends Of the great anti-debTis cause-by far the
greatest now before the people Of this State-to
meet in convention at the designated time and place
aud there, after due deliberatlon, to adopt such
measures Of relief as may be deemed adequate and
necessary.
MERCHANDISE REPORT - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
I2.h of July: For Huntington, Hopkins &
u 1 ,,ir, GAtipsru =
boxes hardware, l bale fatirons, box pipe
cleaners, l box door springs, boxes hatchets,
2 boxes locks, barrel casters, l box coffee
mills, l box brushes; Central Pacific Rail-
road, pieces water pipe; a. A. Van Noor.
HES & Co., crates stirrups, box harness
trimmings ; j. +. Cooper, boxes piano
stools; Adams. Mcneil & Co, " pals
tobacco G. II. Stevens & Co., box scissors
and needles, show case Locke & LavensOn,
? bundles enamel cloth FL. a. Weaver, L
case note paper bundle paper boxes; An
derspn & Hamm, l case boots and shoes Hale
Bros. & Co., bale cotton goods; j. t. Stoll,
box leather Lindsy & Co, 800 cases and
so buckets lard, 10 barrels hams /; Meoi1s x
Co, 10 birrels hams; w. d. Comstock, 5
boxes chairs. boxes furniture, box chair
ssats Baker & Hamilton, 400 kegs nails; j.
Davis & Son, car buZgies Holman. Stanton
& Co., 10 coils rope, Is coils eordsgs; Vein
stock & Lubin, case furnishing goods, %
cases boots and shoes :. D. Clark, sewing
machine, 9 boxes household goods: Whittier,
Fuller & 20, boxes molding Hall, Luhrs
& Co., 3 barrels whisky.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court Saturday /:
John Scott ana William Emerson, who gar
roted man on Front street few days ago,
and who were afterwards arrested in low
dive on K street, between Third and Fourth,
were held to answer to charge of robbery.
Alb Chuck and Lee Wing, charged with an
assault to murder, bad their case continued
to July 10Th. All Hing, who was convicted
of selling liquor to indians, was sentenced to
pay fine Of $5-a heavy fine, considering
the offense. The case of Harris and Trisch,
for battery, was heard, and taken under ad-
Visement.
TUE Boss CoNDucToR.-The boss con-
ductor has charge of car No. 10, on the o.
street lac, in this city. Friday evening
4 lady with her three little children got en- his
car at Twelfth and streets. After enter
big the Car, it bsing very warm day, she
sarted to put the window down. The con-
nkor informed her that the windows must
opt up, and that if she insisted on put
hem down she would be put ont of the
'he lady put the window down. The
Hppped the car, lifted the children
bhen, taking her by the arm, walked
II 90. Comment is unnecessary.
YER acknowledgement Bsrwick
the following data regarding the
Temperature at Red Bluff since the
4 III AZ, do &c aaa includrhg the 18th of
During that tina the maximum tenn
~ rature was above go on twenty-five days
land above 100 on fifteen days, and on five
consecutive days the temperature was above
I029. which occurred from the 3 III to the l4th
of July. The highest temperature was 1862,
ON the 81. 1Ith and 18Th. That's the kind of
summer resort Re Bluff ia.
CoMMEgcIAL.-The following vessels have
arrived since last report: Steamer Varuns.
from the upper Sacramento, with barge Of
wood. Steamer San Josquiu, No. 2, from
San Francisco with merchandise and barge
Of me-chsndise in transit. Departed ::
Steamer Varuna, with a barge of mercharl-
diss for the upper Sacramento. Steamer
San JOAQUIN, No. 2, for San Francisco, with
a barge OF wood. Steamer NepOnset. for the
upper Sacramento. with general merchandise.
Found IN THE RIvER.-Saturday morning
8 body was found in the Sacramento river
near Oak Hall. Il was that of an aged man.
The body was in a bad stage of decomposi-
ton and could not in any way be identified
An inquest was held and a verdict rendered
tnas deceased game to MS death from drown-
inc. The man wore blue overails, black
alpaca coat, striped shirt, bucklsd shoes, and
had a red handkerchief in his pocket.
LATE ARREsrs.-I,he following spreared
on the slate at y o'clock last night Elmer
Stevenson, drunk, by off GER Eldred Dennis
NcCarty. drunk. by Oshwaldt, local ThOs.
Mcdonald, drunk, by officer Eldred; VIM.
Carroll. drunk, by Coffee, local; MrF, Lar
cener, disturbing the peace, BY Carroll and
Farrell: Lawrence Roach, disturbing the
peace, by Carroll and Barron; ). Mattix.
diIsurbing the peace, by officer Ash
SATURDAYS FIRE.-At noon on Saturday
an alarm of fire was sounded from Box No.
IL The department responded with their
usuaI uronptness aud soon extinguished the
flames. The fire was in O small barn Owned
bv Thomas Baliou, on the alley between
and O. Fifth and Sixth streets. The loss was
about $3.50; no insurance
" .ARrEs PUBLIC.-Governor Perkins has
spointed the following Notaries Public
4 William p. Nichols, for Monterey county,
ITO reside at Salinas City Edward Young,
fSr San Josquin county, TO reside at Wood
bridge; 3. p Baird. to reside at Stockton.
CONTACTS acknowledgements A and
3. of the First Artillery Regiment, have
awarded the contract for the building of thar
lockers to L. Bovyer. They are to be I'M
ished by the first day Of August.
sHERIrFs SALE.-The entire stock ef gro
csries. fixtures. etc., in the store of the late
firm of C. w. Rapp & Co. will be sold al
auction, in lots to suit, to-day, at IL O'Clock,
Sheriff Hebron officiating.
THE mems department has not been over.
looked. Underwear reduced from % to =
So HataIs great summer clearance sale.