Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-24

tne future now. UPWARDS OF ou,UOO grape
cuttings have been nurseryed in this vicinity
this season. While some of these cuttings
are destined for the market. the great bulk of
them will be set out in this locality, and ere
ten years this section of Sacramento county
will be one great fruit and vineyard. 1t is
said that over 500 windmills can be counted
in the immediate vicinity of Florin and Elk
Grove. What hog.killing time Don Quixote
would have in this county fighting the crit
ters.
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIEs.-Sac-
ramento, as the great wine and brandy center
of the State and point of shipment to ell parts
of the United States and Territories. is daily
becoming of more Importance. We have here
warehouse on the coast, capable of storing
800, 900 gallons of brandy, aud in the immedi
ate vicinity of Sacramento are several first
class wineries and brandy distilleries that use
all the grapes that are grown within radius
OF fifty miles. Last season it is estimated
that s, 500 tons of grapes were worked up at
these wineries. The leading house in this
line of trade in the city, Messrs. James I.
Felter & Co, own and control four of the
largest establishments in this county, and
they have Just added to their spacious store.
rooms, where their wholesale ard jobbing
whisky business is conducted, special de-
partment for the exhibition OF these Califor-
MIA wines and brandies. As an evidence OF
the extent and growth of the trade in this
line, we find this house now shipping car
load of fifty casks of wine and brandy, con-
signed to Tsmley Bros & Co., of Galveston.
Texas. This market can now be reached
direct by rail without any transfer Or change
of car through the Southern Pacific and its
connecting lines.
A CoaMUNIoAToN. A correspondent
writes: You state in your issue of to-day
June 23d) that laborers are wanted in the
harvest fields, and you suggest to the unem-
ployed in the cities to 60 into the country.
Why not state specifically where laborers are
needed, or why do not the farmers or others
who need help, advertise for man might
tramp for miles, and then go in the wrong d.
rection for work. Then, again, there are
those who do not care to tramp. Although l
am weak physically, and because weaker
financially, | am willing to go to any one
will employ me in the country. l notice
quite a number around the doors of the en-
ployment (so-called) offices. Why stand ye
here all the day idleg Because no man hath
hired u.s." Marion Biggs, Jr., of Biggs Sta
ton, was in the city this week looking for
forty men, to whom he was willing to pay 81
per day and board. He said that in the i'm
mediate neighborhood of Biggs Station one
hundred men could get employment at these
wages.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the Goth For Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
30 kegs nails, bundle brass strips, box
vises, box pipe cams, 8 boxes screws, 9 boxes
wrenches, 16 boxes hardware Kirk, Geary
& Co., l bale annis seed, boxes potash, 5
boxes drugs, l barrel EPSON salts, boxes
covet vinegar Hale Bros. & Co., l case
hosiery e. P. r. R., 125 bundles car springs;
Billingsley & Co., cases brushes, 2 bundles
brush handles; G. a. D. Gray. case fire.
arms. case cartridges George w. Chesley
& Co., 10 barrels whisky; Waterhouse &
LESTER, bundles wheels Hall. Luhrs & Co.,
% cases sugar. q tierces ham, % cases canned
meat A. A. Van Voorhies & Co., 2 cases
harness trimmings. 2 cases whips, l case
leather J. Frank Clark, box holdings II.
C. Turney, 5 cases maps; Weinstock & Lu-
bin, 10 CAGES boots and shoes Standard Oil
Co., 270 cases coal oil; Arlington, Mills Il
Morse, cases boots and shoes Adams, Nc.
Neill & Co., % cases tobacco Lindley &
Co., IA pals tobacco.
INooRPoRATIoNs.-T were filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday
articles of incorporation of the Grizzly Flat
Gold Mining Company. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Directors-J. A.
Robinson, James Morgan, r. Elton, William
Jay Smith and J. b. Fargo Capital stock,
5000. 600, divided into 60,000 shares. Also,
of the California Agricultural and Improve
ment Association. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors-J. 81. Dob
inson, Charles w. Howard, F. G. Newlsnd,
tai stock. s., coo, 900, divided into 0000
shares. Also, of the Tonic Basin Mining
Company. Principal place Ct business, San
Francisco. Directors-G. W. Ii. Bennett,
F. L. Holmes, William E. Howell, Thomas
Floyd aud James II. Dane. Capital stock,
$40, 1000, 600, divided into 100, 00U shares.
Our STOCK of fruit to-day will consist of
cultivated blackberries, spricots, peaches,
cherries currants, apples, raspberries, cherry
plums etc; and in addition We carry the
most extensive assortment of poultry and
new vegetables in Sacramento. Those in
want of something nice for Sunday dinner
will do we'll to give US q call. Longton Il
May, Fifth and K streets.
a LARGE INVOICE of lace and embroideries
direct from New York, at the Red House.
MEMS blue flannel suits genuine Middle
sex), at Red House.
LADIES India Curacao kid, side-lace shoes,
81 %, at Red House.
GENTS collars all-linen-three for % cents
at Hale's.
SILK HANDKERCHIEPs, in great variety,
from so cents upwards, at Hale's.
LINEN DusrERs-ladies and gents'-a new
sTir1nlv in onens1 ont at Rsls's