Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-12


nishing our room and in carrying on our
evangelistic work. This committee is well
organized, and has already, by means of .
dinner and an "Old Folks concert" raised q
handsome fund for carrying on its objects,
Withsl. the Association appears to be in a
very prosperous condition.
MEGoH sSDIsE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
7tb instant For W. J. 0'Brisu, boxe.
-shoe-laea. box sbow-eards; J. t. Adams,
boxes clothes wringers Huntington, Hop.
kins L Co., 6 drums iron pipe fittings, 2 boxes
and half barrel iron washers, bundle and
crate fork handles. 3 bundles rake handles, ]
box saws A. A Van VOORHEES, & Co.. 4 cases
names, / box hardware; j ohm I. Stoll, 2 boxes
hardware, l box robes; Weinstock l. Lubir,
box boots; Miss A. Z. King, bedstead
w. J. Houston & Co., S24 boxes window
glass; Baker & Hamilton, l box sgricultursl
implements; Continental Oil Company, 800
cases coal oil; J. f. Davis & Son, 1 car bug.
gies g. w. Chesley & Co, case cigars
Lindley & Co, box cigars, 1G boxes cocoa
nut Mebius & Co.. l case cigars Van Heu-
sen & Huntoor, 10 boxes chairs; Waterhouse
& Lester. box singletress Locke i Laven-
son. roll carpet.
PAVILION THEATER.-The Pavilion Theater
will be opened this sysning for season Of
one week by the great original and Eastern
Uncle Toms Cabin Combination, in their
oriRinsI version of "UucIe Toms Cabin. d
The part of Topsy is taken by Mrs. Charles
Collins, in which character, it is said, she
stands without q rival ia the United States.
There will be grand mstinees given on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. In
order to place this popular American enter
tainment q chin the reach Of all, the prices
Of admission have been placed at so and q
cents-dress circle 80 cents, gallery %. The
jubilee singing snd plantation scenes are said
Co be grand. No extra charges for reserved
seats.
FIRE IN YoLo.-About P. NJ. last Friday
the chicory factory of Harms & Palm, situa'
ted several miles below the town of Washing,
ton. on the Yolo side, was totally destroyed
by fire. The fire was discovered shortly
after it had started, but it was impossible to
save the factory. The parties who were
present worked hard and successfully to save
the adjoining buildings. One Of the en-.
ployes had his hands very severely burned
No one knows how the fire originated.
Thirty tons of ehicory would have been
shipped on the following day. The total loss
by the fire was about $50, 600. The total
amount of insurance on the factory is Sc, 525,
Insurance on the stock, 81, 900.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court or
Saturday Judge Henry disposed of the fol
lowing cases: = Nugent, charged with burg
larry, case continued until to- day. Mrs. Has
: setback, charged with battery, same order
Mrs. Lena Dubois, charged with battery OF
her husband, case dismissed without preju
dice, on motion of the City Attorney. civil
action for divorce having been commenced
Richard Van. petit larceny, continued unit
to-day. Joe franklin and John Paracina
disturbing the peace. discharged on payment
of costs.
CRY FINANCES. follow amounts vert
paid into the city treasury for the week end
i Saturday,, June 10. 1882: s. R. Caldwell
Gsagiary dues. 500 IS; r. D. SERVER
i,or 8, SIS so; W. A. Henry, Police
{ ars mes, s126 e. x. -seKes. rent ~
I.ihs4ry, 500: George 4. Putnam. sfssjj
licenses, S4ll "a; Geo. A. Putnam, dog
a-sss, 81 80; J. G. Tubbs. Justice fees,
%; P. 81. Coggins, Justice fees, sS5 90
iotal, Sl,903 "a.
ing vessels arrived at this port: Steamer
Varuus, from the upper Sacramento, with Q
barge of grain in transit. Steamer San Joa
auin No. 3, from San Francisco, with genera
merchandise and o barge of merchandise
Steamer G. M. Small, en- route from San
Francisco to Marysville. Departed: Steamer
Varuns, for the upper Sacramento, with 8
barge load of merchandise. Steamer Sar
Ta.a,;, NJ for San Eranoisrn with q
barge of grain.
FIRE ON THE GRANT.-Yesterday, while
some parties were fishing in one of the lakei
on the Norris grant, they set fire TO the grass
The fire started Just above the Larue ranch
and burned over al the ground to Chicken
Ranch slough. About 300 acres were burned
over before the flames were arrested by
large forcs of men, who fought tho FIRE with
wet sacks. Hunters and others who trave
over stubble fields and dry grass plain
should be careful and not set them on fire.
THE FOURTH AT GALT.-The citizens o
Calf have determAed to celebrate the ma
toms anniversary in a becoming manner
They have met and discussed the matter, ant
generous subscriptions have been promised Il
defray expenses. A procession ard literary
EXERCISES Will lake plaCo IA thS .o.Shooii
horse.rscing in the afternoon. and the day
festivities wind up with grand ball given b.
the Eureka fire brigade in the evening.
FIRE IN STUBBLR FIELD.-Mr. Sim
mons. who resides near Whisky Hill, say
that on Friday three hunters passing through
hi, field accidentally set fire to the stnbble
The flames spread rapidly, and burned tn
bav that had not been hauled to the barn
The neighbors came to the rescue, fought tn
fire and saved the buildings of Mr.. Summons
and his neighbors' adjoining grain helds.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following sppesre'
on the police slate ct 10 o'clock last night
All Hee. petit larceny, by officer Woods
John Murphy, burglary. by officer Eldred
George Deigman, battery. by officer Carroll
BENZ. Hooker johnson, petit larceny, b.
officer Green; Agnes Miller and Josephin
Borreson, petit larceny. BY officers Catfert
and jackson.
DEATH OF COLONEL B. F. MAULDIN.-
Private dispatches received in this city yei
terday state thst Colonel B. i. Mauldin. a
enc time onexef Sacramento's most prominen
citizsns. disA Saturday, June 10th. after
brief illness, in Butte City, Montana.