Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-09


For Justices for cisy-R. M. Clarken and
Peter Harmon.
For Constables for city-John Young,
Martin Coffey.
For Supsrvisor-First District, Robert
Allen Second, VIM. Mclaughlin Third,
J. r. Webster Fourth, James McGuire
Fifth, Benjamin Bailey Sixth, J. S. Mere
dith Seventh, 1. N. Smith.
INSECT PESTS IN The PAR NORTH
A representative Of the RECORD UNION
called at the Office of the Chief horticultural
Officer yesterday. and, looking over some OF
the correspondence, learned that the bugs.
go called, at least the codling moth, have
gained foothold in Oregon. That meet
ing of the fruit-growers Of Oregon was held
at Portland on the ID inst. to take such
action as was deemed proper to eradicate the
pests from their orchards before they could
spread any further. A committee OF three
was appointed to draft a law to present to the
Legislature now II session, similar TO the Cal
ifornia law. Through David NJ. Dunno, for
merly Of San Francisco, the committee wrote
Mr.. Cooke for information. Mr. Cooke has
sent them draft Of bill which he thinks
will meet the requirements and such infor,
nation as will enable them to present the
bill with hopes of success. 1t was stated at
the meeting that the cooling moth was brought
there in fruit and fruit-boxes from California.
Mr. Cooke Is also in correspondence with MIR.
Haywood, of Victoria, B. Q. Mr., Haywood
was formerly resilient of this city, and
built what was known az the Haywood
Block, at present occupied by the National
Bank of d O. Mills & Co. The apple or
| chards in and around Victoria are infested by
an insect, apple-lesf Apkis-ApLis maltfo-
ita--to en- alarming extent. MIR. Haywood
concludes one of bis letters: " have con-
cluded that this pest will destroy our orchards
| unless every person owning trees unite IN a
| crusade TO destroy their eggs this winter, but
| that cannot be done. | suppose the result
| viii be the trees all killed" MIR. Cooke
| wrote him that some of these insects were to
be found in the vicinity of Sacramento, TO
which Mr.. Haywood answers If you are
| troubled with this pest in California, God
help you'll"
FREIGHT REPoRT-Merchsadise as follows
| passed Ogden west-bound on the 4sh CON
signed to this city; For Hall, Luhrs & Co.,
25 boxes tobacco; Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
80 cases oysters; Lindley & Co., 100 pals to-
bacco; huntington, Hopkins & Co, cases
guns, case whip handles, box hardware !;
Bosth & Co., A boxes tobacco L. W.
| Schwamb, l box holdings: L. @. Par
| sons L Co, casss dry goods, / case COT
ton goods, 2 cases hosiery; c. IL, Gilman.
bale blankets Baker & Hamilton, 80
pumps. 5 boxes tugs; Capital Furni-
ture Company, 10 boxes chairs; Scott
& Muir, 8 cases lamp globes; w. A.
& @. s. Roughton, box books S. Lipmsn
& Co., box dry goods; Anderson & John.
SOD, I case woolens; A, A Van VOORHEES, &
| Co, l box hardware, l case saddlery hard.
ware; w. T. Peterson, cases candy ;
Palmer & Sepulveda, / box brushes. The
| following freight passed Deming for Sscra-
nento on August 2lss: For Adams, Nc
| Neil & Co., 26 pals tobacco: Huntington,
| Hopkins s. Co, boxes hardware; Miss
| Edith Kingsbury, 2 boxes household goods /;
| A. A. Van Voorhees,, 2 CAGES hardware !;
Hall, Luhrs & Co.,, 10 cases sardines; Baker
& Hamilton, boxes shoR-cards, box guns,
l box riAss, boxes shelis, l box shot
pouches.
A LEGAL HOLIDAY .-Yesterdsy afternoon
Governor George G. Perkins issued the fol-
lowing proclamation SITTING aside to-day as a
legal holiday: "Wheress, Il appears by petit.
tions numerously signed by influential cisi-
zens, and by personal requests of the pioneers
OF this State and others, that il is the earnest
desire OF large msjority OF tbs people to
properly observe Admission Day as q
day of recreation, and believing with them
that such day should ba set apart for the pur!
pose asked fer, I, George G. Perkins, Gov
ernor. by virtue of the authority vested in
me, do proclain Saturday, September Q,
1882, legal holiday, In witness whereof
have he=eunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the State to be affixed at Sacramento,
this 7th day Of September, 1882. George Q.
Perkins. Governor. Attest: ID. Ri. Burns,
Secretary Of State"
PoLIcR CouRr-Tbe following business
WIS transacted in the Police Court yesterday
H. }. Cooksley, arrested on charge Of dis.
turbing the peace, had his case continued
until September 12sh. Two boys, by the
name of Charles Sprout and Charles Woods,
charged with vsgrancy, were sentenced to The
County Jail for 20 days. Billy Scott slias
Curly Bill, youth of 16 summers, who 8
few days fg1 wss arrested for vagrancy, de,
manded jury trial, was tried, found guilty
ss charged aud sentenced to the County jail
for 80 days.
TARGET PRACTfoE.-ID pursuance of tbs
laws of the State commanding it to parade or
September 9th, the companies of the National
Guard in this city will to-day hold their an,
nual target practice. The rendezvous will be
|
be used Company B will have q Gatl;ne
gun there and it will be used in the practice.
At $50 and IL A. M. and 1:30 P. n. an express
wagon will leave the Afmory for Guthris's
for Company b. and at s A. NJ. and P. NJ
for the Governors Guard.
LATE ARREsrs.-The following names ap.
night at II o'clock: William Davidson,
charged with burglary, second degree, by M
Duhoise, citizen William Hutton and Fred
Williams charged with disturbing the peace,
by Deputy Sheriff Newbert; John O'Neil
alias Buck" charged with an attempt tc
commit robbery, by officer Eldred.
SPECIAL SALK-The special sale of dia
msnds, watches and jewelry at the northeast
corner of Seventh and J streets, in this city
from the stock of II. Myers & Son, of Sar
Francisco. will continue during next week
Goods will be sold at private sale during tn:
J day and at auction evenings.
OPENING OF THE TREMoNT.--Meution ha
heretofore been made OF the remodeling arC
fire finishing Of the fremont Hotel, the oil
and popular house on street, between From
and Second. Its completion and reepenint
Tue pEesehI "seS, III tinle W pc hfsuspio 10
State Fair visitors, is an suspicious event, snC
8 one which will be appreciated by the many
visitors who have made this house their mss
desirable headquarters in former days. Tn,
hotel is now In finer condition and more in
viting to guests, with its new furniture, bed
ding and carpets throughout, and fine bar
room. than ever before. Peter Brydirg, it
| owner, and who now again assumes persona
d charge of the hotel, has had seventeen years
Q experience, and those who have ever bsel
i guests at his house will accord with as mos
fully and heartily when we say that b
!. "kuows how to keep hotel" The house
which has forty fine and well.ventilate,
8 rooms, will be conducted as number Oh
second class hotel, with the best of service
and the most thoughtful consi6 Grafton for tn