Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


consigned to Sacramento parties as follows ::
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes ard
cases hardware, 10 boxes bolts, box brass
pipe fittings, eases iron mortars, barrel
wood washers, box cutlery, box copper, 5
boxes machinery. = boxes hooks, l box csta-
logues, l54 bundles aud 162 pieces iron pipe,
l berce rigging, crates iorges II bundles
sand paper, boxes sheet brass, IL boxes
shoes ; +. L. Avery, l box household goods :;
Henry Fisher, boxes and package drugs !;
4. Plettig, l box trunk effects Charles 2.
Nathan & Co, ! bundle Manila wrapping
paper; Adams, Mcneil & Co, 200 half
boxes candles, 10 pals tobacco; w. A.
K G. S. Honshton. boxes books w. d.
Comstock, boxes chsirs, boxes walnut
furniture; Gilbert V. Smith, box
maple sugar; Wsterhouse & Lester, 1877
bundles and II crates spokes, 100 bent
fellies, crates singletrees, l crate neck
Jokes; Holman, Stanton & Co, box hard.
ware, 20 coils rope, 6 wheelbsrrows Ebner
Bros, 10 barrels whisky; Weinstock & Luz
bin. 2 boxes hats. l case shirts, 16 cases boots
and shoes; C. P. r r. Company, barrels
steel castings; w. + Peterson, boxes and
. barrels candy Mebius & CO., s pals and )
boxes tobacco; Lindlsy & Co., S pals to-
bacco; c. II. Gilman, u trunks; ]. J.
Spieker, ksg and l box drugs c. H. Ste
vens i Co., 2 cases boots and shoes Hale
Bros. & Co., 9 cases boots and shoes, boxes
hats; 3. Cohen, II boxes stationery
Billingsley Z, Co., 8 cases feather busters
Hall, Luhrs Co., "a bags coffee A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2 boxes leather n. S.
Arnold & Co., = casks wire Kirk, Geary &
Co, cases drugs; Q. T. Bachman & Co., 6
barrels Irish moss.
RESTAURANT DE FRANcE.-The French
Hotel, located at the corner Of Second and l.
streets, within which, under the proprietor
ship OF French LOUIS so many select
bsnquets and dinners have been given for the
most elite parties, was yesterday vacated, the
proprietor having rented and fitted up most
elegant quarters in the Llrdner building, 427
h street, corner of Fifth, and adjoining the
Metropolitan Theater. Here French Louis
will in future hold forth beneath the sign Of
Restaurant De France" with far better ia
cilities for meeting the more select demands
than at his former place, both in point of
location and appointments. In his new
quarters he has very handsomely prepared
and furnished dining and banqueting hall on
the main floor, sufficiently large to seat two
hundred guests. Is is well and chesrfully
lighted for use by day, and furnished with
hne chandeliers and other accessories for the
more fashionable bsnqusting hours OF even
ing. In addition to this main room, another
entrance opens upon Fifth street, with six
private dining-rooms, laid with elegant body
Brussels carpet, and with fine furniture,
chandeliers, etc, TO correspond. The cooking
and culinary departments have also been ar
ranged and fitted up in the most perfect man.
ner, and with all the facilities and the fullest
appointment for the preparation Of banquet
ing dishes and delicacies without limit and
unnameable. A cool storage rom for wines,
meats, ETC., IS provided IN the basement, and
sll in all the proprietor has not only most
favorabiy selected location, but one OF the
finest fitted establishments of this kind to be
found upon the coast.
A CASE IN PoINT.-The city of Eureka,
Humboldt county, is free from debt. They
are in the throes of mighty agony as to
whether they shall now borrow $4,000 for
local improvements. Taxation is there seven
tenths OF one per cent, or 20 cents on the
800. Notwithstanding this low rate of taxa
ton the city growth of Eureka has depended
wholly upon the patronage of the surround
ing country. 1t is now practically at stand
still. Those who suppose that cities out of
debt and with low rate Of taxation must
necessarily prosper, aud those with heavy
debts and high rates Of taxation necessarily
decline. would do well to hunt up the in
stances that are supposed to sustain such
theories. It is probable that they will find
the contrary to be the truth.
WANTS TO REruRN.- Wong Chip was
Clipped up and Clipped into the city lookup
a fortnight ago on n charge Of assault to muir
der at Winnemucca. A requisition from
Governor Kinkaid, of Nevada, secured his
removal to that State, and took the life out
of q writ of hsbsss corpus sworn out here in
his behalf. Wong Chip has had good luck,
and writes to City Attorney Anderson, in a
letter of very good pigeon English, that he
was Lot the man whom the authorities want
ed, and that he has been set at liberty and
told to come back to Sacramento. But, like
many paler.faced man and brother, be is
fat broke, and writes to the City Attorney to
devise ways and means to secure his return
TO this section.
SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of Supervisors
met yesterday and ordered the necessary re-
pairs to be made to the flooring of the Folsom
wire bridge. under direction Of Supervisor
Christy. The Board ordered 5000 to be ex-
pended in grading and putting in good order
the road to Willow slough, provided that
residents along the line contribute like
amount. This is most devoutly to be desired
a RECORD UNION representative drove along
that road last evening at only moderate
gait, but at times it seemed as if the riders
ascension robes ought to have been at hand,
from the vigor with which he went aloft as
the vehicle bounced over the ruts, thicker
and worse than logs on a corduroy road out
West.
NEW ORGANIzATIoN.-Am meeting was held
last evening to arrange for the fern alton of
new Court of the Ancient Order of Forest
ers. Sufficient signatures are assured and the
new body will be organized as soon as the
necessary papers come from the Subsidiary
High Court Of the United States. The pre-
liminary organization elected officers as fol-
lows: President d. E. Alexander; Vice
President, X. u Gay Treasurer, j. B.
KIune /; Secretary, B. L. Ball Medical Ex-
aniner, DR.. Pinkham.
INCORPORATED. There were filed in the
Secretary of States office yesterday articles
Of incorporation of the Banghart CONSOLE
dated Gold Mining Company. PRINCIPAL
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
john III. Germany, J. Henry Apologize, Jr.,
Fred M. Stocking, Geo. Spaulding, Geo. H
Goddard. Capital stock, 81, 600, 900, divided
into 100, 900 shares.
BATTALION DRILI.- The First Artillery
Regiment will have battalion drill and
dress parade at the Pavilion this evening. It
is expected that Company 3 will make its
fret appearance in the liue, as the new uni
forms ordered by the company have been re-
ceived. The company equipments are ex-
pscted every day.
DEBATES READY.-The printed reports of
the debates and proceedings il the late Con.
Carya,,&in, bor bao
by the Superintendent of State Printing and
delivered to the Secretary of State, who has
them ready for delivery at the price fixed by
lay, $40 per set.
BANK CoMMIssIoNERs.-The Governor has
appointed as Bank Commissioners John f.
Sheehan of Sacramento. J. L. Farnum of
Alameda, and j. l.. Rathbone, of San Fran
ci.co, vics Messrs. Watt, Coleman and
White. The appointees will serve for four
years.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. - The COM
mencement exercises of the Sacramento
Seminary will be held in the Assembly Cham
Der May 245h, at P. Ii. State 5uperiutend-
ent f. NJ. Campbell viii deliver the address
to the graduates.
NoTARIEs.-The Governor yesterday sp-
pointed as Notaries fubilc ". a. haWklns,
S,n Benito county, to reside at Hollister;
David A. Hamburger and John J. Buckley,
OF Sacramento, to reside in Sacramento city.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-C. F. Klink, spothe-
cary and chemist, has removed his place of
business from Fourth street to the J street
tront in the ST. George building, where he has
RENTED and furnished very desirable quarters
FURNITURE SALE.-Sherburn Smith will
tomorrow s-li by auction at 4OS N street,
the furniture contained in Ell ht rooms. con-
sisting Of parlor and bedroom sels kitcnsn