Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09
DAILY RECORD-UNION.
ADyERTIsEMEKr MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REPUBLICAN MEETING az ELK Grove.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT ELK GROVE
Saturday evening two cars full of enthusi-
astic Republicans accompanied the Rspubli-
can county candidates to Elk Grove, arriving
there az p ~ Tne Republicans of Elk
Grove had made ali needed preparations, boz
fires blazad at various points, and very large
number OF people were present. The meeting
was held in thu large hall OF the Toronto
Hotel, and was called to order by Abs Wood
ward, Oh whose motion J. II. Atkins was
called TO preside. It was one Of the largest
political meetings ever held at Elk Grove.
All the Republican county candidates made
addresses replete with facts, eloquencs and
arguments. Much enthusiasm was manifested.
and all the speakers wete aDplauded. At the
close Of the meeting. one Kennard, seccesh
Democrat, and one Elder of the same strip
Qste defeated Democratic candidate for the
Assembly, cslled for Berkey. In response
to what was evidently arranged by him as O
device TO make trouble, M Bsrkey made
few remarks. He stated that he didn't know
whether he was candidate for State Prison
or Sheriff. but didn't expect TO get either
tina. the Grand Jury were examining his case
and might indict him i; that il he was indicted
he would not bother the people any more, bat
If he wasn'r he would sse the County Com.
mittee alb jut regaining his nomination that
he was a Republican now and always. and
urged all present to support the Republican
ticket; that he couldn't tell what he would
do until he knew whether he was indicted or
not. After he concluded, John Rider, Chair
man Of the Republican County Committee,
briefly explained the reasons why the County
Committee had taken Berkey from the ticket
aud also why the Democrats had furnished
lawyers and money to Berkey. That Berkey
was working for the Democrats to try and
make some trouble among Republicans, but
would fail. He called attention to the fact
that the meeting was called and paid for by
the Republican county candidates. and that
Bsrkey was acting very ungentlemanly in TINS
intruding himself TO please Democrats. He
closed by proposing three cheers for the entire
Republican ticket, which were heartily given.
Riders remarks were to the point, and were
frequently applauded. Herzog and all other
Republican candidates vera helped by the
Democratic parading of Berkey.
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FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
on the 4;h instant: For a. A. Van VOORHEES,
& Co., II crates stirrups; I. G. Kingsland &
Son, 60 buggy springs; Whittier, Fuller &
Co, box moldings; Z. c. Parsons, case
clothing: G. II. Krebs, 5 barrels paint;
Scofeld & Tevis. l box paint, box brushes;
Kirk, Geary & Co., boxes drugs; George
ID. Almond. cases paper patterns, pack
age paper; w. A. & G. S. Houghton, 8 boxes
blank books, 1 box albums. box stationery;
L. Lyon Il Co., box hosiery, box dry
goods; Hale Bros. l. Co., 2 boxes cotton
goods, l box worstei goods; }. d. Fuller, l
case clothing; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
! box augers. l box hardware, / box lantern
globes, case files; Continental OIL Company.
600 cases oil; Standard Oil Company, 300
cases oil Locke d Lavenson, / box window
shade rollers Ben Cohen, case holdings
c. IL. Gilman, case boots and shoes
YOUTHFUL CRnnNALs.-In the Superior
Court on Saturday, two boys. named Michael
Gallagher and Charles Anderson, were tried
by jury on a charge of burglary. The jury
found verdict of guilty of burglary in the
second degree, but recommended them TO the
mercy of the Court. Sentence was deferred
until tomorrow. The boys are but 10 years
old, and originally came from San Francisco
They have been before the Police Court of
this city on several occasions heretofore. The
burglary for which they were convicted WAS
committed several months since 10 a saloon on
Fourth street. There were four boys engaged
ia the burglary. One of them, Thomas Tai
bot, pleaded guilty and was sent TO Folsom
prison, while William Bailey has not been
prosecuted, but used as a witness against the
Others.
Communicative following vessels have
arrived at Sacramento since last report
San Joaquin, No. 2, from San Francisco, with
merchandise and barge of lumber for N. L.
Drew and Sacramento Lumber Company, also
barge. light, ia transit. Steamers Dover,
Governor Dana, Flora, Varuns, and San
joaquin, No. 3. ell from upper Sacramento,
yits Gsjn IN transit. Departed-Steamers
loan joaquin, No. 2, and No. 3, for San
Francisco with barges grain steamers
Varuua, Dover, and Governor Dana, with
barges, for uppsr Sacramento; steamer Ne.
pouset, with general merchandise, for upper
Sacramento.
NEW SToRE.-Ths new store building Of
Scofeld & Tevis', which was fully described
in the RECORD UNION, was thrown open to
the public on Saturday last. A banquet was
rendered the invited guests, Of which nearly
200. principally representative business men,
were present. A collation. was spread on the
ground.Aour, under the charge of Henry
Fisher. Wine flowed freely, and all present
heartily enjoyed the occasion. Toasis were
responded to by a number of the gentlemen
present. The firm have nearly completed
their removal, and are now ready for the
transaction of business in their new store.
INFORMATION WANTED. Louis Desire Bee,
citizen of France, makes application through
the French Government to the Executive
nsnart,nanL Of Wasb;pyInp asI-:,r g.. z,
formation concerning louis Esisnne Bea,
who came to California in 1850, and from
whom no news has since been received by his
friends. The communication says he is now
entitled to some property, owing to the death
of q relative in France. The letter has been
forwarded to Governor Perkins and By him
to the RECORD UNION, for notice, The ad-
dress of Louis Desire Bee is Montigny.le.
Bretonneux, rar Grapes, Seine-et Disc,
France.
FOLSOM The Folsom Telegraph says ::
Work on the canal is suspended for time
II. Fiel is considered seriously i'll. -.
Things ct the Prison continue most satisfac-
tory. The grounds especially give evidence
of much taste and labor expended, while the
additional attractions take away the usual
gloom that surrounds the oonyict's home
seriously affect the interests of Folsom
Many miners will be thrown out of employ
mept, will lose all they have invested in
their mining operations. will in fact have lost
their only means of subsistence.
INcoRroRArED.-Thef following articles of
incorporation were fled with the Secretary of
State yesterday : By the Methodist Episcopal
Church, of Santa Paula. Ventura county,
Cal. Trustees-Georee w. Faulkner. Alfred
Joy, John Scott. E. HI. 0rne and Richard
son. Also, the Mutual Land Owners Asso-
citation. DirectcTs-Abel Wilton, G. +.
Wilton. j. l. Scotchler. Charles K. Clark
aod j. II. w Riley. Capital stock, $50, 600,
divided into 800 shares. Principal place of
business, San Francisco.
CITY TREASURY REoEIPrs.-Tbe follow.
ing amounts were paid into the city treas
TRY for the week ending Saturday, Octo.
Der Z, 1882: S. r. Caldwell, Cemetery dues,
1888 Sc; X. ID. SERVER, water rates, 1852 30:
n. A. ki6der, harbor dues, $40; w. a. Hen
~, Police Court fines, s.; George A Put
nam, city licenses, 1927 Sc George A. Put
nam, dog licenses, 50 Si /; total, 81 527 90
MEETING AT FoLsoM- Congressman Page
and George f. Knight will address the cit.
liens OF Folsom this evening. A special
train will run from this city Tonight. Tick.
cts for the round trip 20 cents. The Boys in
Blue, Of Sacramento, will act as escort tc
Congressman Psge. The members of the
Boys in Blue arc requested TO meet ct Justice
Gilmer's office, OF Seventh street, where the
line viii be formed at Gas So
ARREsrs.-Thege were teur entries on she
slate st the police station st II o'clock last
night Charles Ready, for disturbing the
peace J. Alileto, for battery Keli L IN.
bard, on charge Of petit larceny accused
of stealing % pound can of powder; and
/ Jim Whalen, Alias =" Whalebone," on 8
charge of petit larceny.