Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

az I000 bales. The bales will
average about 1S5 poun6s OF the crop 600
or 200 bales still remain unsold, although the
price has advanced to 81 psr pound. There
were about 750 acres in this and Yolo county
IN hops this year. The prospects now are
that this acreage will be doubled and perhaps
trebled the coming year. That the extraor.
binary price of one dollar per pound, which
Is three times that of last year. and nearly
eight times that Of 1880, will continue for
another season is improbable, as it was
causedsthis year by an almost entire failure of
the crop IN Europe and the Eastern States.
NATIONAL GUARD.-The following commits.
slons were issued during the month of Octo-
Der to officers of the National Guard: First
Brigade-Cephas l.. Bard. Major and !; Judge
Advocate on staff of Brigadier. General com.
manding, with rank from Angus. IL, 1882.
vice Gregory, resigned. E. e. Roweu, Ms.
lor and Psymsster on staff Of Brigadier.
General commanding, with rank from Au-
gust IL, 1882, vice Mosher, removed from
Regiment-W. II. Nelson, Second Lienten.
ant Company d, with rank from August 9,
iso2. vice Green, term expired. Second Al.
Li!isry observation-disclosures l.. Rsynoidr, First
baentensnt and Quartermaster on staff of
Colonel commanding, with rank from Sep.
TENDER l, 1852, vice Dean. appointment re-
yoked. Third Brigade-Samuel M. Woodp.
Major and Brigade Inspector on staff OF
Brigadisr-G General commanding, with rank
from September 26, 1882, vice Gibson. pro
NOTED Austin B. Sperry, Major and Com.
missarY on staff of Brigadier- General com.
manding, with rank from September 26
1852, vice Woods, promoted.
STILL WAToHNG.-The guards placed over
the vault in the Supervisors room at the
Hall Of Records by the committees Of the
two political parties are still watching.
There were five watchers on duty last night
At IL o'clock, two were Interested in some
kind Of. puzzle, another was reading " Sea-
ssde. "a fourth was lying at full length on
bsnvn, while on another bench, snoring so
londly mat all the vault-breakers In the
world would not have distGs disturbed Sssd1 him, laid a
Standardized. All doubt as TO the where.
abouts Of the returns will be removed at 10
o'clock this morning, that being the heur
when the Board of Supervisors meets to can.
vass the returns, and County Clerk Berkev
VIII be obliged TO bring them before the
Board. s1e
FOLSOM ITEMs.-The Folsom Tsleoranb
says; The order and quiet on Tuesday was
quite acontrast to election days heretofore in
Folsom. -..John McComber and w. O.
DAVIS have been elected to the Office of Con.
stable. d. Mette has this season manu-.
.acsurcd 1900 gallons of grape brandy, which
ne s now shipping 60 Sacramento for storage
~.--.T ne ffait buds, which are being prena-
turely developed by the rain and warm
weather, may be so injured by frosts and
cold as to greatly reduce the fruit crop next
year Inc stock belonging TO this section,
YaNanf1xy haa 4 r
mountains, is fareing finely upon the Young
ana tender grass which is now bee omine
plentiful.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-The following freight
Tor Sacramento passed Ogden on the ssh in.
stant: For w. F. Peterson, 8 boxes and Is
pals candy, barrel corn starch; w. d
Comstock, 10 boxes and cases chairs: Whit.
tier, Fuller d Co., box holdings: Booth A.
Co., l30 cases syrup Mebius & Co., As cases
syrup ; j. Nottingham. l barrel eggs Hol.
man, Stanton Co., l carload plows SEQ.
field & Teyis, So cases bottled beer Hunt.
ipgton, Hopkins 4 Co, bars steel, % boxes
carriage bolts Hall, Luhrs & Co., pack
ages tobacco; Adams, Mcneil & Co., %
boxes and packages tobacco, 10 half barrels
and cases syrup, l75 boxes canned fish.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
by the Herdic Phaeton Company. Directors,
Peter Herdic, james Young, Nicholas
Sweeny, Thomas Donahoe, Charles Sweeny.
Capital stock, $3.50, 900, divided into so. 600
shares. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Also, by the Addie Gravel
Mining Company. Directors, Columbus
Waterhouse, ii. r. Waterhouse. +. A. Wa
terhouse, J. NJ. jackson, S. w. Rowland,
rRar ~ Nv
., DOC, 600 divided into loo, 900 shares, Prin.
cipsl place Of business, San Francisco.
FARMS AT AUcTIoN.-An auction sale of
real estate took place Saturday in front of the
Court-house. 1t consisted of two tracts of
land belonging to the estate of I. FL. Van
Trees, deceased, and was sold under the di.
rection of the administrator. One tract, con.
sisting OF 4S7 acres. situated on Dser Creek,
In this county, and about twenty miles from
Sacramento, 100 acres of which was suitable
Hanlon for 50, 800. The other tract. also In
this county, contsire1 347 acres, and was
bought by ). b. Moore for So. 450.
LAND AUCTION. About GOO acres of choice
frui: land is announced to be sold by public
auction on next Wednesday by the Pacific
Coast Land Bureau of San francisco. The
land is located in Vacs valley, and about one
mile from the town of Yacaville. The sale
Is by order of the executors of the Pierce as.
tate. and will take place on the premises at
IL o'clock noon, and not as previously stated,
at the office of the association 10 San Fran.
cisco. The land viii be sold in tracts to suit
purchasers and on easy terms.
CoMMERcIAL.-Sincel last report the follow.
ing stesmers have arrived at this port San
Joaquin, No. 2, from San Francisco, with
general merchandise and barge of freight for
upper Sacramento; Governor Dana and
Vsruna, from upper Sacramento river, with
harges of grain. Departed-Ssn Joaquin,
No. and No. 3, with grain to order; Va
runa. with barge of freight, and Governor
Dana, with barge, light. for upper Sacra-
mento; Neponset, with general merchandise,
TOR upper Sacramento river.
CHARGED WITH EMBkzzLENENT.-Geo Ken.
nedy formerly kept an employment Office on
Eighth street. between 1 and j, but some
months since was attached and sold out by
public auction, since which time he has been
away from the city until . few days ago. when
he returned. On Saturday he was arrested
on charge Of embezzlement preferred by G.
Y. Taft. lie Will be examined In the Police
Court this morning.
CRY TREAsURY.-The following are the re.
: of tse.city treasury for the week end
Saturday, November 11th: S. r. Cald-
yah. ssmsteEF siuAs. 81. Is; K, d. SERVER.
water rates. $40 %; N. A. Kidder, hafborr
dues. SO; w. A. Henry, Police Court fnes,
50 80; George A. Putnam. city licenses
$204 As; j. e. Tubhs. Justices Court fees.
sll7 SO. Total, 81. 225 es.
L.rE ARREsrs.-T following names we're
recorded st the stasion-house las. night ct y
o'clock: George Kennedy. embodiment,
BY officer Green Pat Bennett. drunk, by
officer Barron: James McGuffin. drunk. by
9th - Msrtin and Jones John Fitzpstrick.
d11fS naaoan by sficer Eldred All
econd reunion to be
hi Church this even.
castor of the Frat
San Francisco. will
Imagina.ion." The
o'clock.