Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03
Total amount in Treasury. ,8l2 %


Fire Department Fund. ................. 1857 81
School Fund. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2s,6s7 Il
| Levee Fund Observation-Disclosures. 5,436 Il
| Cemetery Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,40S Il
Street Fund. 1898 6
| Police Fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r. lac a
| Bond Redemption Fund. ............... Is 81
| Exclamation Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 493 OK
| Fire Department Bond and Interest Fund 1,0S2 q
| Fowle Bond Redemption Fund ......... 7,419 %
| Library Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1899 OF
| Sewer Fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 4,947 &C
z Rof {, f ninth and Tenth street Fund. Is e
Iotal s2l2,Sl2 93
GONE HUNTING AND FIsHISG.-The Fol-
som Sporting Club leave this morning for
Deer creek on hunting and fishing expedi-
ton. Among the party are Messrs. Burn
ham, Ecklon, Riddle, Chapman, Durant,
wager and Taylor. They have a complete
camping outfit, plenty Of fishing tackle and
worms, lots of provisions and an abundance
of antidote for snake bites. 1t is said that
| Deer creek is full Of nice fish and the scenery
along its banks is pretty. The party will
return to Folsom on the 9Th.
AUCTION WEDNEsDAY.-Bell L Co., auc-
tioneers, will sell on Wednesday, July 9TH, at
1880 A. NJ, at the residence No. 1114 Fourth
street, between J and K, the furniture and
household goods Of ten rooms, consisting, in
part, as follows: Walnut bedsteads, with
| spring and hair mattresses, cottage chamber
sets, walnut bureaus, tables and chairs,
blankets, sheets. spreads, comforts, feather
pillows Brussels carpets throughout the en-
tire house oilcloth. dining chairs and table,
crockery, glass and woodenware, etc.
JOKE ON CAsHIER.-The chronometer
lock on the safe at the Bank of Woodland
was accidentally set for IL hours instead of
| II, on Friday night, snd the consequence was
that the bank had to be opened Saturday
without any money on the counters. A draft
was made on the county treasury for enough
to transact business with until noon, when a
remittance of Sc, coo was received from Sac
ramento. With the exception of the slight
inconvenience the business of the bank was
transacted as usual.
MAIL CONTRACT LET.-The contract for
mail services between CAT and Elliott for the
ensuing four year,, beginning last Saturday,
was awarded to A. +. Boone, of Washington,
d. G. The contract calls for semi weekly
service, leaving Elliott Tuesdays and Satur-
days at o'clock A. N or jim time TO connect
with mail trains at Calf. Returning. leaves
Gait same days at $3.50 A. NJ, or Immediately
after the arrival of mails Two hours is the
schedule time allowed between the points.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court Saturday
Mary Galway, charged with being drunk and
slesVing on the sidewalk, was found guilty
and fined ten days in the city prison. Thomas
Gallagher, charged with disturbing the peace,
was found guilty and will be sentenced to-day.
Henry Hodgkins. one of the opium smokers
arrested a short time since in the Scroges
building, was fined $40 or ten days in the city
prison.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2Sth For A. A. Van VOORHEES, Il Co.,
bale blankets, 6 barrels glass Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 11S bundles and 9 pieces iron
pipe, boxes iron wrenches Hall, Luhrs &
Co., Is tierces hams Scofeld l. Tevis, 2
boxes brushes, 8 barrels paint; Booth & Co.,
80 cases molasses Henry Eckhardt, boxes
gun stocks.
CITY LIBRARIANS REPoRT.-Number of
467 history. "a; biography, %; travels, AZ
miscellaneous literature, 81; poetry and
drama, %; religious, science and art, 80
average number issued per day, 100; percent
age of fiction, &C. The library will be closed
on the Fourth of July. All books becoming
due on that day will be due the day follow
ing.
PAVILION THEATER.-On Friday aud Sat-
urday and Saturday matinee, July 18th and
Sth, Haverly's Great Mastodon Minstrels and
Haverly's European Minstrels, combined,
will appear at the Pavilion Theater. This is
said to be the greatest galaxy of minstrelsy
ever combined on one stage, and never before
equalled in theatrical history. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
POSTAL DELIvERY-The following is the
report of the letter carriers for the month of
June, 1882: Delivered-Mail letters, 90, 729
mail postal cards, $40; drop letters, 2, 255
drop postal cards, 2, 1872 ; papers, etc., "a, 1854
registered letters, pos; total, GA, ass. Collec-
ted-Mail letters, %. 030 drop letters, 1884
postal cards, 5, IVA papers, ETC., 2, 9l4; total,
80, 202.
PosToFFIcE ON THE FoURTH.-To-morrow
there will be the usual collection of letters by
the carriers from the boxes, but there will be
no delivery of mail by them throughout the
city. The general delivery and carriers de-
partment window will be open from to 10
o'clock A. NJ. and from to o'clock P. NJ.
INCORPORATED of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary Of State
of the Boiler Scale Compound Manufactur-
ing Company of San Francisco. Directors
George Fl. Norris, Chas. Cryer, Crownson
Smith, J. H. Pitts and J. ]. Scrioner. Cap
ital, $50, 200. in Is, 900 shares.
CRY FINANcEs.-The follow amounts were
paid into the city treasury for the week end
ing Saturday, July L, 1882: II. D. SERVER,
water rates, 81, 534 S. r. Caldwell, Gem
etery dues, SIS so; N. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, $3.50; George A. Putnam, city licenses,
5000 60. Total, 1882 10.
MONTHLY REpoRr.-The records at the
City Cemetery for the month of June show
as follows: Total number of deaths in the
city, q; stillbirths 2; brought here for in
torment, %. Cash receipts-For sale of lots,
500; permits. S67; elimination permits,
$40. Total, 1882.
LATE ARREsTs.-Jim Sweeney, drunkard,
sleeping on the sidewalk, by officers Leavy
and Nash local. All Sing, disturbing the
peace, by officer Sam Harvey. William
Chandler, alias Ed. North, disturbing the
peace, by officers Eldred and Karcher local.
IMMIGRANTS. - Fifty-three immigrants
passed Carlin yesterday en- route to Califor
mia. There are thirty.eight males in the
party. They will arrive in Sacramento by
the overland this afternoon.
New FLAG sTAFF.-The First Artillery
regiment have placed fine fag-pole on the
top of the cupola of their building, and from
which will float tomorrow new star.span-
gled banner.
MORTALITY OF CHILDREN.-Of the twenty
seven deaths in this city curing the month Of
June eighteen were children under years of
age, and under 16 years three.