Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-03
CONCISE LOCALS.

There was no session OF the Superior Court
yesterday.
Two Democratic clubs, the First and Third
Wards, are called to NEST this evening.
The Democratic county candidates will ad-
dress meeting at Elk Grove this evening.
A subscriber, 81. j. j." is informed that
Thanksgiving Day will be commemorated
this year on Thursday. November 50sh.
The Greenback meeting announced to be
held last evening at Hows's Hall was post
poned indefinitely, on account of no attend
ance.
Isaac Wertheimer has fled his claim 70 the
trademark Anti. Monopoly with the Sec
rotary of State. The brand is to be used for
cigars.
The RECORD UNION is indebted to the
Clerk of Placer county for copy of the
Great Register of that county. It contains
4, 162 names.
Yesterday, about noon, six-inch blast
pipe in one of the railroad rolling-mills ex-
ploded with sufficient violence to shatter sew
erai windows near by. No one was injured.
Samuel Gottleib, candidate for Supervisor
from tie Fourth Ward, publishes a card this
morning, In which ne sets forth his position
and claims for the sutfcages OF the citizens of
that ward
Printing the supplement to the Great Res
lister of this county will be completed to-day
1t contains, exclusive Of the aidanda, 741
names. This, added to the 7,7O5 previously
printed, makes total registration of SAG
voters.
A Chiraman passing Hale Bros. & Co.'S
store yesterday picked up pair of boots and
was making way with them when he was
| stopped by a clerk who had witnessed the
proceeding, and handed over TO a police
officer.
Yesterday Gregory & Co., of this city. sold
ten tons of hops to an English firm at So
cents pound. One of the local hop-growe rs
is reported to have 1875 bales on hand, which
he is holding until the price advances to 81
per pound.
Steamer San Joaquin No. 2 departed for
San Francisco Yesterday with barge loaded
with brick. The steamer Dover arrived with
the barge Garfield loaded with wheat from
Chico Landing. The steamer Harriet arrived
from the upper Sacramento with cargo of
wheat.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on October
S0sh: For Lindley & Co, 20 pals tobacco,
10 barrels hams, % crates pressers; Cont
mental OH Company, tank oil q. 2. r. R..
100 barrels oil Van Hsusen & Huntoon, l
car load furniture; Weinstocis & Lubip, 2
cases travelling bags; a. A. Van VOORHEES, &
Co., bundles and / case leather, IL bundles
cloth, l case whips, l case ssddlery; W. A
i @. s. Houghton, case books; Lccke &
Lsvenson, buadle wooden mats, 5 rolls car
pet; Mebius u Co 4, 80 pals tobacco Hall.
Lnhrs & Co, % boxes currants; G. w.
Chesley, 10 cases and kegs syrup; Hunting.
tan, Hopkins & Co., l box cleavers, l box
hardware, ! box firearms, l tobacco-cutter, 8
boxes binges, bundle forks. 80 dozen SHOW
els 16 d. zsn scoops Adams, Mcneil & Co,
80 crates pressers; G.. 7. Bush, l box gas
| fixtures.
| SAFE BURGLARs.-Early yesterday morn
| ing an attempt was made to burgiarize safe
| il the store of Scott & Muir, on street, near
Third. The manner ia which the safe-break.
ers set to work indicates that they are not
amateurs at that kind OF business. The
marks left on the safe go to show the com.
| pleteness of their outfit. They succeeded in
drilling four holes through q ive-eighths.
inch steel plate around the combination lock.
For some cause or another they gave up the
undertaking. The thieves gained an entrance
through hallway on Third street to the
rear of the store, where they then unlocked a
door leading into the room. The proprietors
ssy that nothing else was disturbed. Officers
have the matter in hand, but up to the pres.
ent no definite clue has been obtained.
FIRE ALARM.-A fire alarm was sent to
the police station last evening at 7:07 o'clock
through telephone in groeery-store on
Tenth snd K streets. When the alarm, Nc,
30, was sounded at the Water Works the
Fire Department repaired to the location of
/ box So, on Seventh and streets, but could
| fad no information. Later it was learned
that the alarm was caused by the burning
out CT fue on K street, near Seventh. Chief
Sullivan wishes the public informed that
| when an alarm is sent in through box or
Otherwise some one should remain at the box
to direct the department when it arrives.
DETECTIVES ExPESsEs.-State Controller
Ksn6eld has drawn warrant on the State
Treasurer in favor Of Detectives Charles Aull
and 1. w. Lses for the sum of 81 $40 20, be.
ing in pay msnt for the expenses incurred In
capturing j. @. Patterson and Charles Dor
sey, charged Nth the murder of banker Cum
mings of Moore's Flat, Nevada county. The
warrant was drawn on the fund appropriated
for the arresting of criminals outside the
limits Of the State.
Police CoURT.-There were but two cases
in the Police Court sesterday-A. Woods,
charged with grand larceny, and William
Baker, charged with violation Of tie fire
ordinance. They were both continued until
November Oh.