Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05

MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden 70 Sacramento on the
31st: For Huntington, hopkins & Co., 1,043
iron slabs, case, z boxes and barrel hard
ware, case brushes, boxes locks, boxes
cutlery, boxes meat cutters, 2 boxes sand
paper, l barrel vises, 2 barrels curry-combs,
kegs emery; J. q. Davis, roll carpet, 10
boxes chairs; John Hagley, 1 box household
goods J. T. Stoll, box robes Hall, Luhrs
& Co., q tierces ham: Scofeld & Tevis. %
bales and 8 kegs paint, $50 kegs white lead /;
Booth & Co., y boxes lemon sugar ID. w.
Earl, 30 steel shoes; Billingsley & CO., 80
boxes TASKS, So boxes wood bowls Nelson
Bros, l box carriage springs; w. A. Il G. s..
Houghton, l box books; l.. K. Hammer, l
piano; Adams, Mcneil & Co., tierces ham,
3 barrels and half barrels whisky; Baker
& Hamilton, / car hay presses; G. z. Il. r.
Co., so barrels engine oil !; N. S. Arnold &
Co., 20 bundles iron Hale Bros. q Co. l
bale cotton goods, 9 boxes boots; w. G..
Girew, hox clothing and bedding Lindley
L Co., ! barrel molasses A. A. Van Voor.
HES & Co, l case webbing, case whips, 2
boxes shoemaker's lasts; George X. Grant Il
Co., 81 boxes sewing machines; II. A.
Weaver, 5 bundles paper II. Fisher, 3 cases
candy, l case gum; b. K. Crocker, l barrel
nuts.
| RACES AT PLAoERyILLE.-There will be
racing over the Placerville race track on the
4sh and 9Th of July. The first day there will
| be running race, free for all, half mile and
repeat purse, $500. First horse, $500; sec
ond, 500. The second days sport will con-
sist OF running race half mile and repeat,
free for all horses owned in the district on
the 10Th of May, 1882, barring Rondo, Red
Oak, Betsey Mcclure and Minnie Norris
purse, $50. First horse, 800; second, $50.
Entrance fee, 10 per cent. Entries will close
June 9th. Isaac Eddy. the proprietor of
the track, is having it put in excellent con-
dition, and horsemen who have recently
visited it say that it is the finest half.mile
race track on the coast. There are excellent
accommodations at the track for those who
wish to train their stock. Quite number Of
valuable horses are quartered there and in
! training at the present time.
CoMSlERCIAL.-Arrived since last report
Steamer San Joaquin, No. 3, from San Fran.
cisco, with general merchandise and barge for
Upper Sacramento; steamer Varuna, from
| Upper Sacramento, with barge of grain in
transit; steamer G. NJ. Small passed the city
en- route from San Francisco to Marysville
barge Annametha, from Upper Sacramento
with load of wood. Departed-Steamer Va
runa, for Upper Sacramento, with barge and
load of merchandise ; steamer San joaquin
No. 3. for San Francisco, with a barge Of
grain; steamer Neponset, for the Upper
Sacramento, with general merchandise.
BROKE UP A PICNIc.-J. Ii. Myers, aliai
Virginia Jim, the party who had officer Car
roll arrested few weeks since for opening 8
letter, tried to run the picnic at Richmond
Grove yesterday. He created so much dis
turbancs that officers took bin in charge.
1t took three or TO- e to take him to
the Station -housa. Us ght all the way,
and tore the clothes of the officers very badly.