Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-20
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden for Sac
ramento TO rye on t, 10Th or 21st: For
WeinstocI; / Lub;n, cases travelling bags, a
cases boots AM shoes, ! OK books; Ha l. Luhrs
& Co, 1Spacksges tobacco, % barrels ham A.
Dennery & Co., Y barrels and box tum-
blers; n. S. Arnold & Co, l box spokes, l
bundle hubs bundles rims, l bundle poles,
l bundle shafts l box neck Jokes; w. A. &
C.. S. HOughton, l box and 2 cases books,
cases envelopes; S. Lipuan Il Co, 2 boxes
dry gosds, box hosiery; S. j. Nathan &
Co., II boxes hats. 7 cases. 81 is, case dry
goods; Lewis Bros, 2 bundles maaila
paper J. NJ. Wiedmsnn, box candy boxes;
Schoield Il Tevis, 34S boxes window glass,
4 barrels glue, II bundles sand paper
l.. Elkus & Co. case handkerchiefs, l
case shirts; Henry Eckhardt, 10 cases
cartridges, l crate gun stocks; Huntington,
Hopkins Il Co., 9 cars nails, 2 boxes screws,
boxes mortars, 6 boxes and 10 cases hard
ware ! box hooks and staples l car and y
lengths Of pipe, l car barb fence wire, IS
tires, l car iron, packages horse nails, IA
boxes wire-cioth, boxes butts, kegs emery,
20 kegs staples, II vises, Is boxes wrenches,
l box cutlery, l box curry-combs, l box
locks, box sledges, 10 bales boiler felt, 81
boxes tackle, anvils and vises, 2 boxes bolts,
5 barrels and box carriage irons; Davis Il
Goepel, l43 fre-sla5s; II. c. Kirk d Co.,
box oils, box drugs; Baker 4 Hamilton, ,
cases barley-forks, 3 cases cutlery 9. II. Gil
man & Co., 10 cases boots and shoes /; Gattman
& Wilson, l case hosiery; }. T. Cooper, l box
organ; John T. Soil, , boxes hardware !;
Adams, Mcneil 4 Co, 80 boxes spice, 30
cases I've; Locke & Lavenson, 2 bales up
holstery goods, roll carpet; w. D. Com
stock, / box chairs; Booth & Co., 3 tieTces
hams L. X Hammer, box organ; Gus.
Lavenson, S cases shoes Holman, Stanton &
Co., l box wire cloth; j. f. Davis & Son,
/ car buggies; a. l. Reed, l box books
Watethouse & Lester, 81 sets carriage wheels,
6 crates spokes, box hardware, 10 boxes car.
rage seats; Mebius & Co., 10 tierces, 20
buckets and racks lard; John Dixon, 2
boxes maps; Thos Harper, cases boots and
shoes; w. T. Peterson, boxes paper boxes /;
Hale Bros. & Co =, Z cases hats, l case cotton
goods; Lindley & Co., Is packages tobacco,
so cases lye, box envelopes, l box cigars !;
J. J. Spieker, boxes bettles; j. d. Davis,
8 boxes chairs; Billingsley 4 Co., l box
hardware, l box and = cases brushes, l case
brush handles; Theodore w. Schwamb, lease
wood brackets J. F. Hill, II bundles wagon
springs A. A VOORHEES, & Co, 3 boxes hard
ware. l bale leather, y boxes shoe nails /;
Central Pacific Railroad Company, boxes
and pieces machinery, 80 bundles and 2S
loose car. springs, t cases copper tubes; o. S.
Flint, organ w. X. Strong & Co., box
printed blanks; J.. J. Lithauer & Co., box
clothing; Andrew Frazer, box and / roll
houshold goods; j. 7. Bush crates glass
ware a. Meis:er, "a carriage springs.
To BE FmEp.-There will be fled with the
Secretary Of State this week articles of incor-
porstion as follows: The Gold Park Trading
Company, capital stock 500. 600. in shares of
s1Go each, for the State Of Nevada. Direc.
tors-Henry \. Morse and Oscar II. La
Grange, Of Oakland, and VIM. c. Andrews,
of San Francisco. The Grangers' Business
Association, capital stock $3.50 600, ia shares
of S25 each. The purpose of the corporation
il to deal and trade in all kinds Of agriculsu.
raj produce, live stock, agricultural imple-
:nents and general merchandising, to do
any kind Of manufacturing, wsrehousinz,
shipping and commission business, to own
and manage tug boats snd whsrv.s 8, to
secure water rights for its business to
supply ships and also to borrow and lend
money and buy, sell or exchange real estate
and personal property. The Directors are A.
ID, Logan. Willows, Colusa county J. Lew
ellinp ST. Helena; William /. Oyerhiser,
Stockton r. S. Clay. MERGED; Amos Adams,
San Francisco; Daniel Inmau, Alameda
county; J. Z. Steele, Pescadero A. L.
Hatch. Cordelis, ,lsno county Thos. Flint,
San Juan. San Benito county; L. w. Steele,
San Luis Obispo; o, Hu6bell, Tomales,
Marin county.
PRIZE WINSERs.-At the last weekly shoot
of Company A, First Artillery Regiment, the
frat prize and a silver cup, presented by II.
Wacbhorst, was won by Sergeant r. J. Dolan
win ! score of 80. Sergeant l. NJ. Eoright
rvor, the second medal, with a score of 50 !;
Cornoral e. Hook took the third medal with
ii ard Lieutenant J. Palm won the fourth
NTH 80. The leather medal was awarded to
,,riyate J. T. Scally, who made but 10. Ser.
t,aant Dolan also won the semi annual medal
Of the company by score Of 70 out OF pos
sible %.
10 TIE RESCUE Ore hundred and thir-
ICON men left this city Saturday evening for
az, s,ou blockade. The train consisted of one
kitchen, one provision car and two coaches.
DrnAyED TRAIS.-East-b bound train No.
-; over in Sacramento last night. snd will
L ls,I here until the snow blockade Is
opened.
I.rr TRAIN.-The train from San Fran
o;sco saturday evening was half an hour late
in arriving at this city.
T,ursI ,ARGEsr and best assortmen. OF boots
~ sboes in Sacramento can Re found sc
I I Bros, Ali J street.
coons at your own price Of the Roche ster
CO. northwest corner Ninth and ).