Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-13
Total amount in Treasury 500 40
APpoxrIoNslEET.

MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Oigen for Sacramento on the
S.h: Adams, MCNEIL & Co., so boxes farina,
4 barrels hominy, s. barrels oatmeal; FL. S.
Croker & Co., car and Is bundles paper,
cases and piece machinery H. 2. Furlong,
l box household goods. l sewing machine :;
Weinstock & Luhin, . cases cotton goods, 2
boxes quilts, l box repeilsnts, l box dry
goods, 2 boxes crash. l box hosiery, cases
boots and shoes; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., barrel glassware, % crates rat-traps, l
bale mops, "a boxes ty-traps, box books, l
bale sponges, 2 boxes clamps, l barrel we'll
wheels, 3 boxes stoves, 3 cases drills, 2 bar
rels and 10 boxes hardware, l box mouse
traps, box cow-bels, l wagon jack l box
locks, 6 boxes hatchets; Booth & Co., 5
tierces hams Mrs. NJ. A. Little, box cor
sets; Central Pa1ifc Railroad, 81 bundles
and % car springs, l case dry goods Hol.
man, Stanton & Co, 2 boxes castings; Gait
man & Wilson, boxes shirts; w. r. Strong
& Co., Sc bags grass seed S. Lipman & Co,
] box buttons. box and l case dry goods !;
J.. e. Parsons & Co, boxes repellants,
case cotton goods, case dry goods; Billings.
ley & Co., case brushes, II bowls 4. A.
Van Voorhies & Co, box hardware. l cask
chains. bales leather; II Wachhorst, box
silverWars Blus House, II cases hats; l..
Elkus & Co, 3 hslss cotton goods 1 bale
wooden goods, box handkerchief5.
D1sscLvED. Judge Waymire, at San
Francisco, has dissolved tie preliminary in
junction in the case of the Central Pacific
Railroad against Sheriff Hebron, Of Sacra-
mento county, on the ground that the COM
plant did not state a proper case for an
-, 4 4 o. q, thst
the property would be sold, the Controller
having power, under the code, to withdraw it
from sale ii there ia no purchaser and the
complaint alleging that there will be no pnr-
chaser. The Board of Equalization assessed
COZ miles of the Central Pacific Railroad in
this State ct SIS 0C0 per mile, according TO
which the company's taxes for Sacramento
county amounted to Sl7. 500 0S. The COM
pany tandered 50 374 %, claiming that all
above that was excessive, and sought to en-
ioin the proceedings to collect the full
amount Of the taxes assessed.
BuRGLARY.-Th residence of d. J. Sim
mons on Eleventh street. between X and L,
was burglarized by two men about u o'clock
Saturday night. They took S. 20 from the
servants room, and were escaping into an
other when the servant called out, who's
the,efn One of the burglars answered IN an
nndertone. "S,mmons." The girl gave an
alarm, and the thieves ran out of the back
door. Mr.. Simmons came 10 the front way
az thew were hurrying out, and discharged
his pistol at the fleeing burglare. They are
described as being rather young looking, dis
onised with false boards. This is the third
house that has been burglarized in that block
during the past few weeks.
LOCKED UP IN A CARY Yesterday morn.
ing about o'clock box car of tie Central
Pacific Railroad Company was switched off
on 2 side track in this city. Shortly after
wards gentlemen passing near was surpri ed
to see the door of the car broken from within
ard Eve tramps emerge therefrom. They had
concealed themselves in the car at Oakland
nd had been locked in.
oSvrc1s TRASsPzRRED.-Gen. McCcmh,
Warden of the State Prison at Folsom, as
sisted by Captain P. f. Dolan and Lieuten-
o,t Bspi. Chsmbers and guards Bryant.
Jones and Healy, came up on saturdays
noon train having in charge sixty prisoners
from, San Quentin. These were at once sent
forward to the Folsom prison by special tram.
COMMISSIONED. = Governor Perkins has
,r,,ss;oped Samuel L. Taylor as Captain
50 comnauv B, First Infantry Regiment.
S.o,d Rr;gade. and William Simpson IS
e. e. ard Surgeon on the staff of the Major
onaammandiug the Fifth Infantry Battalion,
Second Brigade.