Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Co, boxes paper boxes Holman, Stan.
ton Co., barrels chains, 3 barrels CASTINGS
w. ID. Comstock, l box furniture; IL. a
Parker, J case guns Jake Rulme, / case
guns Joseph Hahn & Co., 2 cases drugs G.
y. Corwin. case cigars Van Heusen &
Huntoon, box walnut chairs L. L. Lewis
q Co.. box stove castings; Biliingslev g.
Co., 24O buGdles broom handles A. Dennerv
d Co. case lamp burners, 10 barrels glass.
ware; Baker Hamilton. boxes door
knobs; Locke & LAYERS ID, bales enameIed
cloth; John Il. Cooper, 2 crates screws. I,
Elku5 & Co., boxes blankets A A Van
Worries Co., machines, case leather. !
case slippers; l.. K, Hammer, boxes or.
gaDs; LtndIey Co. IL cases canned meat
20 cases tobacco, 10 barrels and $50 kits fisb
10 barrels hams; Scott & Muir, l box ees
fixtures; State Library, l package books,
Passed Deming, n. NJ, on the 2S.h ultimo
For John Ochsner, l carload hardware: W
l. Stro9g q 20, carload trees Adams,
Mcneil & Co., 4l0 cases canned goods.
TRANSIT OF VESUs.-A transit of Venus
will take place on " ednesday next. Should
the weather be clear it is stated that it can he
observed by the naked eye through O smoked
glass, the planet appearing like small specl.
on the glowing surface of the SUP. On this
coast the planet will be visible on the SUMS
disc at sunrise, the middle of the transit being
at o'clock, and the end at Hap AN Tt
may be stated for the benefit Of those who
may wish to observe one of these phenornena
that there will not be another opportunity 20
witness one until Ill years, months and .
dsys have rolled around. Extended prepara
tons have been made for the purpose of
taking observations at different points
throughout the United States. Prof. A. s
Bender, and Sergeant Barwick, of the Signal
Service. will take observations in this CITY in
the early morning from one of the terraces of
the Capitol building.
AUCTION OF Stock AND FARMING IMprF-
MENTs.-Two auction sales of farming imple-
ments, stock, etc, are announced this morn.
Jog. One by Bell & &c. will take place on
Wednesday next at the ranch of Judge Lake.
near Sutterville, snd about two miles below
this city. This sale will also include house.
hold and kitchen furniture. Sale will begin
at 1880 A. NJ, The other sale will be by S6er.
burn & Smith, and will take place on Satnr.
day of this week On the premises of james
Hsworth, Two miles below Washington, Yolo
county. About so tons of loose hsy is men.
toned among other things. Sale will begin
az II a. NJ
CoMMERcIAL.-Since last report the follow
ing-Ramed steamers have arrived at Sacra-
mento: San Josquin No. .. from San
Francisco, with general merchandise end
barge Of freight for the upper Sacramento;
Naruns. from the upper Sacramento, with
barge OF grain, boon corn and wood G. NJ.
Small, en- route TO San Francisco Reform.
with barge of iu0Iber Co the Friend Il Terry
Lumber Company, and w. F. Frazer. De-
p4rted-San Joaquin No. 2, with two barses
Of grain TO order; Vsruns, with barge of
freight for the upper Sacramento.
FOLSOM ITEMs.-THe Folsom 4'elegrqph
of Saturday says: Tne Natoma Company is
making ready LOCO acres for grape culture
-. All business ia Folsom was Suspended on
Thanksgiving Day Rare sport is being had
by our sporting community, as ducks are
found every where. -. e. A general ploWing up
OF the soil Is goiag on in this secsion. The
young grain is already, in some places, putting
In an appearances. 49,. On a rscent visit to the
prison grounds we were surprised to see the
most exqQiiJe flowers round about the prison
building.
CITY RECEIPTs.-The following are the re-
ceipts of the city treasury for the week end.
ing Saturday, December 81: S. r. Cald-
well, cemetery dues. 500; r. d. SERVER,
water rates, 81, 265 so; n. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, $3.50; Ed. ID. Mckee, school tuition,
ETC., 1866 80; w. A. Henry, Police Court
fines, $50; George A. Putnam, city licenses.
1854 40; George A. PutEani. dog licenses.
81 81; J. 9. Tubbs, Justice Court fees,
SS5 rs; L. w. Gilmer. Justice Court fees,
1928 %. Total, g, $40 20.
NoTARIRs PUBLIc-The following.named
persons have been appointed Notaries Public
by Governor Perkins George w. Fox, for
San Mateo county, to reside at Redwood
City, vice himself, term expired; Marcus K.
Hook for Tehama county, to reside st Red
Bluff, vice himself, term expired Isaac L.
Millikep, for San Francisco county, TO re-.
side at San Francisco. vice himself, term ex-
PRED; j. Chauney Hayes, for San Diego
county, to reside at San Luis Rey, vice
Geddes, term expired.
KILLED BY a FALJ.-0n Friday afternoon
Otis Spencer fell from ladder in San Fran.
cisco and sustained injuries from which he
died in few minutes. He was a resident OF
this city, living on l. street, near Seventh.
He was a carpenter by trade, and was TEN.
porariiy employed in San Francisco. The
remains were brought to this city, aud were
uttered Yesterday under the auspices of Red
jacket Trite, Imp. o. II. NJ. Deceased
leaves wife
CITY CEMETERY REPoRT.-Ths following
is the report of S. r. Caldwell, Superipteud.
ent Of the Ciy Cemetery. for the month Of
Nogea bsr: Number OF deaths in the
city, 81; stillborn, brought here for in.
termsnt, 10; total, 70. Collected for sale Of
permits, SI09; collected for lots, S22i 25
from other sources. S42 80 total amount OF
collections, 1872 70.
LATE ARRESTS The following names were
recorded on the slate at the station-house last
night as u o'clock Bill Grimes and l.. VIII.
Jams, disturbing tie peace, by Coffee, local
All Sing, burglary, by officers Dunlexy and
Brissell; Kate Cambell, disturbing the
peace, by officers Farrell and Harrison
William Common, drunk, by officer Eld=ed.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs. - Sacramento
Lodge. No. 2, 1. o. Q. F., elected the follow
ing.narned officers for the ensuing term c.
w. Baker, n. c.; Richard Brown, V. G,
d. A. Leitch, Recording Secretary James
McCleery, Permanent Secretary; w. S.
Hunt, Treasurer: n. w. Robbins, II. G.
Brown and John Watt, Trustees.
HOSPITAL REPoRr.-Dr. a. B. Nixon, @!
the Railroad Hospital, makes the following
report for the month ending November, 1882
Number of persons in the hospital November
LIST, 81 admitted during the month, So /; dis
charged, 80: died, i; remaining in the
hospital December LIST, sc /; private house ant
Office patients treated, PIG.
CREDITORS SALE-Goods must be sold
Infants spring heel, button shoe, 65 cents
child's kid, foxed Bslmorals, so cents; misses
and children's "B'' calf shoes, so and Il
cents, You must call early to secure them. OF
Anderson & Hsmm's.