Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-17
MISoR MENTION,

The Board of Trade will hold a meeting
this afternoon.
Jacinta de Bitancorth, of Marin county.
yesterday filed his trademark for butter with
the Secretary of State.
Mr.. Gutanberger, the Superintendent of
Water Works, will soon have the fire plugs
painted white that they may easily be found
in the night.
The Grand Jury met yesterday, but as TIE
experts who are examining the county hooks
were not ready to report, no business of any
consequence was transacted.
A. N. Crane, Superior Judge of Ala.
media county, presided yesterday in Depart
ment One of the Superior Court of this
county. It is understood that he will con-
tinue for several days.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
have agreed to lease for nominal sum the
wharves been M and n streets to the city of
Sacramento for Term of ten years. This is
for the purpose of placing the wharves under
the control OF the city, in order that wharf
age may be collected from the small steamers
that land there.
Upon the receipt of the news in this CITY
of the burning of the armory hall of Com
pany +, First Artillery Regiment, in Wood
land, the members Of the companies Of Sac
ramento expressed great commiseration for
the Woodland cOmpany, and it is understood
that, if need be, their sympathies will be
shown in a more substantial manner.
The largest sale Of hops ever made in Cal.
ifornis took place yesterday in this city. The
hops were raised by 81. Whittenbrook, and
consisted of 700 bales. The amount paid was
nearly SS5, 900. The negotiations were con-
Quoted on the part of the buyers by Neu-
bourg 4 Lsges, for Paul j. Crowley. of San
FraDcieco. The Tops will be shipped to Eng
land.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
on TIE 18Th instant: For n. P. Pearson, 8
boxes household goods; E. c. Parsons &
Co., box cloaks a. Coolot, cases cigars
L. Elkus & Co., 2 eases knitted goods; Hale
Bros. & Co, case, underwear, 4 bales dry
goods, l box collars, boxes and cases boots
and shoes; w. A. a. c. s. Houghton, cases
envelopes; Weinseck & Lubin, cases boots
and shoes; 81. s. Croker & Co.. boxes
cards; ii. Fuchs l box dry goods, l box
underwear; III. Eckhsrdt, 4 cases firearms !;
Hall, Luhrs & Co., l cafe; 4, Denuery &
Co., % boxes aud 4 cases lamp chimneys
IcuIss G. B.vis. 20 walnut lounge backs L.
K. Hammer, l piano r. Dale & Co., cases
fancy goods; John Harris, l box carriage
trimmings, bundles wagon poles: James
Parsons, bundles wrapping paper VIM. NJ.
Petrie, bundles wrapping paper; Whittier,
Fuller Co. 3 boxes picture frames,7 boxes
chromos; Bllrgsley & Co., 60 bundles
baskets, 2 bundles wrapping paper, 8 cases
cards; ]. Z. Chadderdon, l box paint
Kirk, Geary & Co., l case oil; Continental
Oil Company, tank oil Holman, Stanton
& Co., carload plows; J. NJ. Wiedmann, 1
case confectionery A. A. Van VOORHEES, &
Co, cases saddlery, l case Irvine, 8 cases
names; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l box
cutlery. box catalogues, Z boxes hardware,
l case chain, 40 kegs staples, l keg nails
Lindley Co., bales tobacco, 80 boxes
canned Holsters.
Republican Club assembled at the Court
house last evening, to effect permanent
organization. Win. J. Davis, Chairman pro
tenn, called the meeting to order. E. I.
Robinson, of the Committee on Organic alton,
reported the following list of officers: Presi.
dent, f. A. Smith Vice. Presidents-C. V.
Kellogg, f. r. Dray, d. Mckay. Peter
Neuman, G. III. Hubbard, Ed. +. COIN, Il.
M. Lindley, Philip Siebenthaler, VIM. II.
Mills, John f. Sheehan, John N. Larkir,
Philip Douglass, Stephen Uren, w. G. Fitch,
Ben. WEIGH, L. NJ. Potter. Stephen Dryer,
Ghocn JACOBS, Nlllam wise, Jonn
Talbot, G. I. Gardner. James H. Johnston,
J. D. Kent, S. S. Baedee, II. D. Nash,
Hiram Cook James 1. Fslter, Albert Leon.
ard, James Lee, O. P. Dodge, Rev T. S.
Dunn, L. Elkus, ). Nippon, g. A. Stevens.
Secretaries-H Herbert W. Taylor and w. E.
Osburn. Executive Committee - Win. T.
DAVE, Q. n. Post, Douyald ellis, B. Shields,
w. G. Van Fleet, E. l. Robinson, Fred.
kim, Robert Douglass, S. f. Grimes, P. E.
/ II a
mittee was appointed to canvass the ward
and receivs the signatures of Republican
voters. After addresses by Grove L. John.
son, G. n. Post. T. A. Smith, Cal. A.
Stevens, w. Q. Van Fleet and others, the
meeting adj surned to meet on Wednesday
evening, to join 10 torchight procession
proposed for that night.
POLITICAL ANNoUNcEMENrs.-T Fourth
Ward Democratic Club of this city will hold
their regular meeting this evening, as will
also the Democratic Club of the First Ward
. The colored voters are called to attend a
meeting at the A. NJ. E. Church this even
ing. -. The Boys in Blue are requested to as.
semble at the usual place at ESQ o'clock to-
morrow evening. The Republicans Of the
Second Ward are called to meet a. Hussar
He'll this evening for the purpose of forming
ward club -. The Fourth Ward Republi-
eau Club will meet this evening at Turner
Hall ii. L. Buckley and others viii adj
dress the meeting. The Democratic county
candidates will address meeting at the
Slough House tonight The Republican
county candidates will address the citizens of
is.eton to-day.
CIR TO THE FIRST ARTILLERY REGI-
MENT.-Colonel T. W. Sheehan received .
check last Saturday from Governor Perkins
Tor 500, being rendered by him to the First
Artillery Regiment, TO be applied towards the
establishment Of library for the regiment.
IL was thankfully accepted by the Board of
Officers at their meeting Saturday evening
and q resolution of thanks to the Governor
for his gift wis ordered spread on the min
utes.
| BOUNCE nickel plated table knives re-
duced to 50 90 per dozen, a. Acksrman's
closing-out sale.
| THE Bee Hive Cash Grocery is selling E,
Jacobs star butter az 80 cents per roll-best
in market.
| PLAID FLATSELs, only think, for I25 cents
| psr yard, at Red House.
! HAND PAINTED china fruit plates only So