Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MERCHANDISE REPoEr.-The following
freight passed Ogden Tor Sacramento on the
"a: For Huntington, Hopkins Il Co., l2l
bundles, o. plates and 100 bars s.eel, - ba7
iron, cases carriage axles, > boxes grind
stones, boxes hardware l.. X. Hammer.
box organ; a. C3olot, l case cigarettes
Kirk, Geary & Co, box cosmetics Wen
stock Il LobIn, 7 cases shoes, box under
wear, box corsets a. A. Van VOORHEES, &
Co boxes thread, bales leather, boxes
saddlery, ! box gas fixtures. boxes nickel
plated bits; Billingsley & Co, box hard
ware, bales Irvine, crates ak haudles w.
A. K c. s. HoughtoD, l box DO k, case
ruled paper, boxes school books and black
board erasers /; 4. Dennery & Co., box
candle wicks, barrel and crates lamp
chimneys 2 barrels glassware Wsterhouse
4. Lester, S bundles shafts; c. p Railroad,
l case plate glass, . casks copper, 30 barrels
engine oil Locke & Lavenson, Is rolls car
pet George 4. Bush, box dry goods; J. J.
Dokson, 2 rolls carpet; Adams, Mcneil Il
Co., pals tobacco; George w. Chesley &
Co., case cigars; Lindley Il Co, 90 cases
clans; 4. Lyon Co., boxes envelopes,
bundles paper. The following freight passed
Demine for Sacramento on the 26;h: For
Lyon & Barnes, = bundles billiard cues.
WoMES's PROTECTIVE LEAGUE OF CALI
FOREIA.-Articles Of incorporation have been
fled with the Secretary Of State of the
Womens Protective League of California.
The objects Of the society are to discourage
the employment Of Chinese in any capacity
whatever by the people of this State I; to pro-
vide employment in various branches Of in
dustry for women and girls throughout this
State; to acquire by purchase, gift or other
wise real aud personal property, and to own,
hold, lease or sell the same; to establish ysri-
Gus kinds Of workshops and schools for the
introduction Of women in various branches
of domestic industry, and in all ways posi-
bic under their corporation to aid ana en-
courage women laborers TO obtain employ
ment and fair remuneration therefor; to i'm
prove the moral and social condition Of work
iEg women ; to lease, build, rent rooms, halls,
buildings or offices for the use Of the society,
and 10 provide homes for the sick or destitute
members or subscribers OF the society.
Principal place Of business, San Francisco.
Directors-Mrs. J. Stevens, Caroline CIR.
son, Laura de Force Gordon, Chi ~ NJ
Thompson, Christine Cognsisse. ] zis q
Marvin and Mrs n NJ Shibeel. ~ So 49,. =,
has no capital stock. '0E
ACCIDENTAL DEATHs.-N o,a,r avsrir,
near the town of Washir <,6n Volo q,,,nt,,
Frank l.. Griswold, n.t;.-a r. C,1if,rri.
Il years OF age Tell som had of hay, and
one Oh the io'" ri wheels passing over his
heSa caused 41zhost Instant death. Justice
bu 1;Sa a Aetd an inquest over the re-
inds' ri tkey have been forwarded to Oak.
Isnu .cz snterment On Monday afternoon,
" ., Fefch some five miles from Walsh's Sta
fsB, Hrs. Williams, q lady IS years of age,
Nseuk into a pasture to catch horse. She
WAS all alone, and becoming entangIed in the
nope was dragged to death. The horse ran
through n summer-fsllowed field, and dragged
the unfortunate woman through a pile of
lumber. When her returned from his
work in the evening, he found her hat near
the wsteriBg-trough, and upon searching for
his mother found her in the center Of the
summer-fallowed field in dying condition.
She was unable to speak, and expired In 3
few moments.