Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-25

color, or previous condition of servitude of
the speakers thereat. The action Salur.
day nigat is due notice, and tbs street-car
managers say that the policy inaugurated
will be adhered to through the campaign.
This action gave cffs1se on Saturday night,
and much feeling was elected by the frequent
interruptions caused by the passage OF the
cars every five minutes during the speaking
from the stand in front Of the Capital Hotel.
In fact, the streel-railroad question needs but
little augmentation 10 mske il a first-clsss
political issue, calling for propsr treatment
in the political platforms, and for pledges
from candidates for Congress. that the Ma
tionai Government shall address itself by APP
propriAte legislation TO the regulation Of the
street-car service, which now appears to be
conducted with reference TO the service il 10
paii to perform for the travelling public and
with disregard Of the convenience of politi-
clans who may call meetings 10 be held upon
the tracks of the company. The Democratic
State platform is significantly silent upon
this important issue.
POLICE CoURT.-There was quite a large
calendar in the Police Court yesterday morn
in remarkably short time. Thomas Foley,
native Of the Emerald Isle, stood up in the
dock and pleaded gully to being drunk. He
asked the c!emency of the Court, and was
sentenced to only three days in the City
Prison. Jack Hammond, accused Of being
common drunk, had his case continued until
next Taurday John Ross, arrested for be-
ing drunk, pleaded guilty, and begged Of the
Court to let him go and he would sin no more.
He was fined s., and being out of funds,
having spent it all in the Tivoli. he viii have
TO serve five days in the City Prison. Cnss
I.b.. ii xrff hat fO-x 4rH
paid c1sts, aad was dismissed. Clara Stern,
charged with enticing and arrested By one Of the
best officers in the city, snd oHe who would not
arrest without cause, was discharged. The
seven Cinnamon arrested for opium.smoking,
could not be heard yesterday, and these gem
tlemen had their cases continued until the
26sh ThoInss Walker, who has been max
ing bedroom of the C. 2. cars, said that he
was not aware that there was law against
sn American taking a nap occasionally. The
Judge agreed with Mr.. Walker, and be was
allowed to walk off. Theodore Tyler, ar
rested for Ssgrancy, stood up In the dock and
said he would like 20 discuss sll TIE issues IN
his case He sGid il there is any man in this
town has any thing to say against him, let him
come right up here in the dock and say il.
He demanded a jury trial, a jury of his
peers, land don't you forget it, A jury Of
six was impaneled. but Mr.. Tyler, distant
relative of the ex President, when he saw the
material placed in the jury-hox, exclaimed
MY God Judge, l am gone: plead
guilty. Sentence me quick" The Judge
only remarked, thirty days in the chain
gang.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento houses Passed Ogden
on the 2lst: For A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co.,
2 cases harness, l case sanG-raper, boxes
hardware, barrels shoe-pegs; J. J. Spieker,
boxes fancy goods, 2 boxes drugs; Water
house Lester, crates spokes; Hall,
L1hrs & Co., case cigarettes, case tobacco !;
Hale Bros. & Co., case collars; Casey u
Cronan, case cigars; W. D. Cotnstock, 2
cases dry goods; w. A. & @. S. Houghton. l
case slate pencils Billingslsy Co., 8 bum
dies step-ladders, l key nails, 20 cases tooth
picks; q. P. r. R., 80 wheels; Lindley
l. Co., 81 boxes bsking-powder, go cases con-
densed milk, case cigarettes, case tobac-
CO; Adams, Mcneil & Co., 10 barrels. 10
half barrels and 100 cases molasses, S25 boxes
candles, l case tobacco. l case cigarettes
Weinstock & Lubin, l clse traveling-bags, 30
trunks, l case shirts; NJ. Kestler, l barrel
varnish; Mebius l. Co., boxes cheese ;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 237 plates aud
so bundles iron, "a headlights, 1873 bundles
pipe, 10 rolls wire-cloth, IL cases Locke,
boxes bolts; Kirk, Geary & Co, 8 boxes
NEW RAILRoAD.-The Garzas Creek Rail-
road Company has filed with the Secretary of
State articles of Incorporation for the purpose
of constructing, operating and maintaining
narrow-gsuge railroad, for the transportation
of passengers and lumber from point on the
shore of the Pacific ocean, at or near the
mouth of GaIzss creek, in San Mateo county,
to the Garzas Mill in said county. a distance
of five milfs. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Directors-William Irvine,
p. II. Kramer, James Mckinley, J. B.
Rsinstein and Thomas +. Barry. Capital
S25 900, in go shares.
COLUMBIA CLuB.-A meeting of the Co.
lumbia (Republicanl Club was held on Satur-
day evening, at which there was large at
tendance. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing six months President,
John J. Buckley Vice-President, J. W.
Nixon; Secretary, L. w. Mahoney Treas.
urer, Homer Mckee. After the election the
club adjourned to tie call of the President
for the consideration of campaign matters.
FINE PRODUCTS. L. Williamson, of this
city, brought yesterday from the ranch of
Ed. Heath & Son the largest, sweetest and
in all respects the finest blackberries ever ex-
bibited here, The berries are grown by the
Heaths on eight acres OF land, two miles
north of Michigan Bar, at high altitude,
and upon reddish. loose soii-in fact upon
the very top of one of the hills of that region.
CONSEQUENTLY Governor has COM
missioned the following officers John K.
Duncan as Major Of the Fifth Infantry Bat
TALON. Second Brigade, with rank from May
% 1882 John Cook 81 Captain Frank ID.
RYAN as Senior First Lieutenant, and Thos
F Smith as Senior Second Lieutenant, Of
Company q, First Artillery Regiment,
Fourth Brigade, with rank from June Is,
1882.
SEVERELY IEJURED.-Mrs. Steven Bently,
who lives on the YoIo eide of the river, six
miles above the city, came TO town few days
eince. When she returned home, in jumping
ont Of the wagon, she broke her left leg just
above the ankle. A surgeon from the city
attended the broken limb, and the lady Is
getting along as well as could be expected.
INCORPORATED. Articles of incorporation
have been fled with The Secretary of State
of the Woodbridge Warehouse Company, of
Woodbridge, Sac Joaquin county. directors
Edward Young, L. G. Rutiedge, .. A.
Solliueer. L. q. Plummer and Merrick
Reynolds. Capital $40. 600 In 800 shares.
TRADE MARKS.-Horac5 laws O. O''' Vi
San Francisco, have filed with the Secretary
Of State their claim to the following trade
marks Liberty" Horace Davis q 20,
Bs3 Roller Bill Flour" Sierra Mills u rs
"Ofiental FIGURING Mills, Gold Cash Roller
Mil Flour" and Merchant Mills"
Aucr1os.-D. j. Simmons & Co. on
Thursday, will sell by auction, at 1880 Am,
a. Third and K streets, over Hall, Luhrs q
Go. s store, a large lot of household furniture,
including bed room sets in walnut, ward
robes, tables. kitchen furniture, etc.
CANDIDATES. M. Barber is announced as
xepaDiican candidate for Supervisor from
the Third District Samuel Blair, present
incumbent, is a candidate on the Republican
side for Supervisor Of the Third District.
SIBERIAN CRAB APPLES for jelly; small
eucumbers for picking; watsrmelons gnaran-
teed ripe. Fulton Market. Fifth and 4 sts.'
Now IS THE T4ME for housekeepefs to la
in a supply-prices reduced from ~ 20 40 Pc