Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-30


UNION as being visible at IL o'clock Friday
night. was caused by the burning of the
buildings on q hop ranch located not far
from the Catholic Cemetery, on the Freeport
road, and the property of 9. V. Brockaway.
The less on the cooling.hou and presses is
IS. 600; insured for 81, 500 The building
contained 275 bales Of hops. belonging to
Herman Co OF San Francisco The loss
on hops is over 500, 900, but the amount of
insurance could not be learned. The build
ing also contained 80 tons of hay belonging
to MIR. Lovedsl, on which there was no in
surance.
observation-disclosures arrived since last
report: San Joaquin, No. 2. from San Fran.
cisco. with general merchandise and barge of
lumber aud shingles for Sacramento Lumber
Company. N. l.. Drew and w. +. Frazer,
also barge of freight for upper Sacramento
river; Governor Dana, Varuna and Dover,
from upper Sacramento river, with barges of
grain In transit. Departed-Dover, Govern.
or Dana and Varuaa, with barges, light. for
upper Sacramento San Joaquin, No. 2 and
No. 3, for San Francisco, with barges grain ;
Reform, with barge of bolts, for San Fran.
cisco.
LAND AUcTIoN.-The Pacific Coast Land
Bureau announce the sale by public auction
of about 600 acres of fruit land, situated
about one mile from Vacaville, Solano couu.
ty, aud in well-known Vsca valley. The
sale will take place at % Montgomery street.
opposite the Lick House, San Francisco, on
Wednesday. November l5.b, al IL O'Clock
neon. The terms of sale are easy. Particu.
lars, maps. etc, can be obtained at the above
address, or by writing to Easton 4 Eldridge,
auctioneers, San Francisco.
GRAPEs.-A specimen of the Tokay grape
shown at this otfice, and which has been
picked since the rain, is very solid and shows
that the rain has not injured the grapes as
much as first reported. The specimen was
grown in BEadford's vineyard, near George
town, In this county. Reports from the
Nsps grape-growing district also say that
grapes picked since the rain are still market
able and in good condition.
FREE LIBRARY RKpoRr.-The following is
the report of the Sacramento Free Library for
the week ending October 2Sth Number Of
books issued, 6S3; fiction, 542 history, 25
biography, 10; travels, %; miscellaneous
literature. "A religion, 8 /; poetry and drains,
IA (: science and art, %. Average number
issusd per day, IS; percentage of fiction, 70.
CRY REoEIPTs.-The following are the re.
ceipts of the city treasury for the week end.
ing October 2Ssh: S. r. Caldwell, cemetery
dues. Sl2; K. ID. SERVER, water rates, 81.
'=elsz 1S;-A. A.-kiadsE,- hsT bar dues, s. 80
w. A. Henry, Police Court fines, 81 so; Geo.
A. Putnam, city licenses, S519 Sc. Total,
81 56S IL.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap.
peared on the slate at the stasion.house at Il
O'Clock last night: G. A. Forrest, running
without license. by officer Burke +. Ii,
L Dag, for disturbing the peace. by officers
Farrell and Arlington.
FREIGHT To ARRIVE. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
% IA instant: For Scofield & Tevis, 800 kegs
quite lead, ] tank and 80 barrels OIL
&c purchased some $4,000 worth Of
f0piuch under the regular price,
psed out at once at less than
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