Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


II boxes saddlery w. A. /. G. S. Hough-
ton, case and 1ibox books Holman, Stan.
ton & Co., carload plows, crate pick ham
dies; B. L. Bibbitt, % boxes soap; A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co., boxes saddlery hard
ware, case whips, l case nickel. plated har.
ness Hale Bros. & Co., l bale cotton goods.
l case knitted underwear j. 4. Cooper, 2
pianos; F. w. Schwamb, l case stationery
Armstrong, Mills & Morse, cases boots and
shoes; e. l.. Avery. l case books Liudley
& Co., 2 pkgs and 10 boxes matches; Kirk,
Geary & Co, boxes, l bag and 5 cases
drugs; B. Ehlers. 2 Barrels and cases
whisky w. J. O'Brien, 2 casas shoes; Ii.
A. Weaver, kegs ink; Jacob Hoehn,
8 bundles bar iron, L box ice tools
II. S. Crecker & Co., l box hardware;
L. L. Lewis & Co., carload stoves
Continental OIL Company, l tank oil. bar
rel paint; Central Pacific Railroad, 13i car
wheels, box brushes; Fred Herzer, roll
carpet; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 81
bundles and 5S pieces iron pipe, boxes hard
ware, 80 bundles and As boxes handled axes,
20 bundles boiler tubing, 6 boxes wrenches, 2
packages and box axes, box hatchets,
box planes, barrel currycombs, l box clothes
pins; Locke Il Lavenson, 5 boxes and 8 cases
oilclOtb, l box holdings. bales carpet
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 80 cans syrup, a.
boxes spics, box tinware w. ID. Comstock.
2 boxes chairs S. Lsvenson, box pool.ball
racks; S. Lipnan & Co., box knitted I'M
derwesr; Billiugsley Il Co., bales broom
corn Henry Fisher, 2 barrels and / case
confectionery Weinstock & Lubin. l box
clothing, box dry goods.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. regular session
of the Board of City Trustees was held yes.
terday, all the members present. Mayor
Brown ia the chair. The report of the Chief
Engineer OF the Water Works showed that
the pump had been in operation 155 hours
during the week, and had pumped II. 469, 500
gallons of water. The Health Officer was
instructed TO see that the hide and taIlow es.
Establishment on K street, near Twenty seventh.
which has been declared q nuisance. be absteG
by December 1st. a petition of citizens ask-
ing that q. l.. Clark be allowed to erect
frame buildings on Eighth stIest, near L,
was laid on the table for one week. An ad-
dress relative to the break in the leyee above
Washington was prepared and ordered sent to
the United States Engineer. Bills were
allowed as follows, after which the Board adj
journed J, McLane, "a 80; George R. Mar
tin, $50; Add G. HinksoD, 500; I. SERVER
81; j. Leonard, "a w. A. ButterGeld
S26 50; J. T. Barron, "a; Lem Chung, 81
RECORD UNION, 81 so w. A. & G. S. Hough-
ton, S55 10; S. r. CALDWELL S67 Is Sacra-
Dento Lumber Company, S13 40; A Myer,
$50 20; Lotus & FarreD, $40 10; Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., $40 81; w. f. Frazer,
Sl23 go John Nelson, s34 80; A. NJ Smith,
II. Ryan, Sl5; Rohers Thomas, 81; b.
Roach, So Thomas Lee. 50; C. Stevens, 50;
Thomas Clark, 50 James Smith. S4; James
Murphy, 50; Thomas Hart, SD; Manuel
Joseph, Sc; John Mullahy. S12; l.. Powers,
So; r. Shay, Sl2; 7. J. BAllou, $50 Is;
Thomas Cctter, S15; ?. McG;nniss, So j.
Lynch, Sl2 F. Houghtcn, SIS r johnson,
S45; J. a. Gibson, SO; A. King, S23
ADDRESS To COLONEL MENDELL The
following address was prepared yesterday
morning by the City Board of Trustees and
ordered forwarded by the Clerk to Colonel
Mendell. United States Eagineer: we beg
leave TO call your attention to the condition
of the Sacramento river Just above and oppo-
site this city. The American river, in timer
OF high water, coming into the Sacramento
river at nearly right angles, forces its way
across the Sacramento and agaiL st the west.
ern bs9k Of the latter stream with great
force. The levee at that point has been
broken aud carried away three times in the
past beu -s1rs. At this time there is q
breach IN the ievee half a mile long, and in
places the nstuTal soil is worn away, and tie
water rCus cut of the channel when the
river is Is feet above low water mark. At
high-water mark, 26 feet, the stream through
the break is II feet deep and half mile wide
Under thsse circumstances, as representa-
tives Of the people Of Sacramento and guard
iaus cf tbs Capital of the State, we do earn
estly en,rest that you will give this subject
your earliest attention. Il you do not feel
authorized TO Rpply portion of the appro-
priation msde by Congress TO be used on Cal
ifornis rivers to close this break and avert
the danger without express instructions from
your earliest convenience, represent the facts
to the War Department, and, if possible, OBJ
tain the Necessary authority"
INCORPORATED Articles of incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester-
day as follows: The Los Angeles Electric
Company. Directors-R. W. Widnsy, R. R.
Haines, E. Durham, o. G. Wyse and C. H.
Rowland. Capital stock, $3.50 900, divided
into L, 600 shares. Principal place of bust
ness, Los Angeles. i Also, by the San Fran
cisco and San Rafael Railroad Company.
Directo1s-Peter Donahue, James Nj. Dona.
hue, Arthur Hughes, I. 1. Bergin and Thos.
Donahue. Capital stock, $780, divided
into 5000 shares. Principal place Of bust
ness, San Francisco . Also. by the Haka.
aau AAlsdtloA DlrSClOrs-S4au5
Spreckels, William Center, Claus Mangel5,
Nicholas Ohlanett and Claus A. Spreckels.
Capital stock. 81, ZOO, 600, divided into 10, 600
shares. Principal place of business, San
Francisco.
A Busy SoESE.-Yesterday Front street
presented busy scene OF activity. At one
time the street in front of the depot for a
distance Of almost three blocks was filed
with drays unloading merchandise and others
waiting sbeir turu to unload. Upon examin-
alton it was discovered that not less than
fifty car loads day ore shipped from this
city to distant and widely.separsted points.
Among the freight piled in the depot were
lots marked for southern and northern Cali
fornib, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Utah and
Oregon. The above statement goes far to
demonstrate the fact that Sacramento is con-
stently extending her trade to distant and
remote parts of the country. The geograph-
ical location, and her railroad and river com
municstions being such that she can and does
offer advantages to be gained no where else
on this coast.
DIFFICULTY IN FoLsoM-It was rumored
on the street yesterday that shooting affrAy
had taken place in the town of Folsom. After
much inquiry it was found that man, whose
name could not be learned, became very much
enraged because he received no invitation &c
his sister-in.la laws wedding. He, like many
Others have done before, tried to drown his
passion in liquor. After getting considerably
under its influence he began to amuse himself
by sSEeEia., stsnes ia IN indiscriniuats mar.
ner. An officer attempted to arrest him, and
called Tor assistance from man whose name
is given IS John McCumber, and the man
still continuing to throw stones, Alr. McCum-
Der drew revolver and shot him twice in ths
right arm Whether or not any arrests were
made ooald not bs learned.
STATE ExPENsEs.--The State Controller
hes drawn warrants on the Treasurer Of State
for the support Of the following institutions
for the month of September, 1882, as follows
State Prison az San Quentin, SIS, 1IS 81
State Prison at Folsom. 81 049 As: InEans
Asylum at Stockton, Sl4,S54 40; Insane
Asylum st Nspa, sl4 307 81; Institution fol
Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Berkeley, IS, 272 IS
expenses Supreme Court, 1921 80.
NorARIRs APPOINTED Governor Perkins
has appointed George W. Knox Notary