Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-29

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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-A fire broke out about
II o'clock last night in the Golden Eagle
stables, situated on the south side of K street.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. The
building was totally destroyed, together with
the contents. The building was owned by
Railroad Cormissioner-eiect Carpenter, of
Ell Dorado county. The loss on the building
is estimated st IS. COO. Whether there was
any insurance could not be learned. The
contents Of the building were owned BY
James bIcNasser, of the Golden Eagle Ho.
tel. 1t contained six horses, among which
were two stations named Silver Cliff and
Ensign, and for which il is stated that the
owner has refused an offer of $4,000:
the other four horses being valued at Sl1 900
omnibuses, wagons, harness aud hay, valued
at 81 000, making total less TO Mr. Nc.
Nasser Of $50. 900. On this thsre is an in.
surance OF but So 500. The whole Interior Of
the stable was in flames when the fire was
discovered. No reason could be assigned
last night for the breaking out of
the fire. The only property saved
wss the large hotel omnibus, which
was standing rear the door. The fire depart
ment had the fire under complete control at
l o'clock The kuIld;ngs on either side were
saved. Mr.. McNasser has been in Denver.
Colorado, for the past fifteen months, but
will arrive by the overl7 and train this morning
This is the third extensive fire which Mr..
AlcNasser has experienced in the past i've
years, the other two having been in Denver,
and greater loss being sustained in either than
that OF last night.
The "BUG CAsE."-The case of the vic.
lation of the law providing for the disinfect-
ing Of fruit boxes. which wss appealed to the
Supreme Court, for the purpose of testing the
constitutionality of the Act establishing the
viticultural Commission, was on the calen.
dar for argument on the 20sh instant, and at
that time was continued for hearing until
last evening at O'Clock. However, the
Court yesterday adjourned sine die without
hearing the case. Justice Morrison stated
that it bad been forgotten, and would be
heard on Friday Of 2 P. NJ. in San Francisco.
City Attorney Anderson represents the pros
ecusion, and j. N. Young the defense.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yes.er-
day: Barney Boyd, drunk, pleaded guilty,
sentenced to twenty-four hours in the city
fined So; Frank Clifton, burglary, held to
answer. bail fixed at s., 900; Gong Toy, mis-.
demeanor, discharged; M. Graf, nisde.
meanor, previously found guilty, judgment
continued to November 29th; d. Falconer,
same order as preceding; Charles Boone, dis.
t1rblng the peace, found guilty, ten days in
county jail
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden On the
2Sth instant: For Scofeld & Teyig. l case
mixed paint G. 2. r. r 80 barrels yarnish
Standard Oil Company. 600 cases oil Hunt
ingtoD, Hopkins Co., grind stones; w.
a. & G. s.. Boughton, cases envelopes;
Hall, Luhrs Il Co., barrel curran!s.
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THANKsGTvING.-Mons. Pesron, head c.
tsrer of the Forrest, AS K street, presents
the following menu for THANKSGIVING: Chick.
en- coup. roast turkey with cranberry sauce.
ham au champagne, veal-farcie, and other
cellcscies too numerous to mention. Egg
nog OF the finest quality. 1. II. Groth, pre-
prietor.
WHITE F1sH.-Fresh white fish, rnaokere',
speckled brock trout and eels. a large il.
voice of the above variety Of fish, frozen in
ice, is expected by this mornings Overland
express train, direct from the East. ID. De-
Bernardo & Co., sos and SO K street.
A GRAND THANKSGIVING DINNER will he
given at I2mkin's New Campi, 500 ( street,
best the market affords, and served in first.
class style.
FINE TURKEYS -Immsnae lot OF choice
cornted turkeys for Thanksgiving al Pacific
Market, 703 street.
II Is being solved and appreciated nv all,
and about all that is talked about by tie
ladies ia the grea. dry goods sale at the Red
House.
FoR its absolute putty, drink old JUICE
Bourbon whisky.
CRocKERY and glassware is still offered at
the reduced Price 81 Ackerman's closing.ou.
sale.
SEE tie piles Of goods being opened at the
Red House to-day. All bargains for the
holidays.
WANTED. $ good dry goods salesman, at
Gattmano L Wilson's.
No WEIL.REGULATED home should be
without Old Judge Bourbon whisky.
READ TIE advertisement of Ackerman &
co. IL will nav Won to do II