Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


peared il these columns on Monday last were
thus served with warrants. The Secretary of
the Licensed Dealers' Association, Joseph
Goddard, was at the police station early yes
terday mornina prepared TO furnish bonds for
all members of the Association that were
arrested. Judge 4. 3 Mcfarland, attorney
for the Association, was also present and adj
vised his clients how to proceed. The Judge
is very reticent and so far hss not disclosed
his line of defense He stated to a reporter
that he did not think any of the cases would
be put on the calendar for trial this week.
The Executive Gommittee Of the Licensed
Dealers Protective Association met at the
office of the Secretary, 422 K street, last
evening. Every member of the committee
was present, and they remained in session
with closed doors for fully three hours. Over
two hundred applications for membership
were received 1t WAS resolved that all
licensed dealers would be allowed to become
members upon their signing the constitu-
ton and bylaws and payment of the initia-
ton fee and assessments. The Secretary
reported that farther arrests in all probability
would be made to day. and that additional
bonds would have to be given. So far Mr..
Goddard has done all the work OF the Secre-
tary, but the Executive Committee thought
the work too arduous for one, owing to the
authorized him 60 employ an assistant for
few days. The Secretary and Treasurer sub
nitted their reports and the same were read,
approved and ordered on fla al those
arrested yesterday are requested by the com.
m tsee to be in Court to-day at II A. n.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight posed Ojgen for Sacramento 10 ar.
rive on the Olaf and 22j: For Weips.ock &
Lubin, 8 cases boots and shoes, boxes hats
Hale Bros, & Co., 8 bales cotton goods, 2
cases shoes Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
cases liquor, 2 cars nails, Is tires, l box visss,
boxes hardware crates FORCES, boxes
wheelbarroWs, 50 kegs horseshoes, 81 cases
files, Z plates and bundle iren, 50 iron wagon
wheels, bales u5Ser packing, 10 rolls rub
Der betting, 22S scoops, 40 shovel5 Il kegs
staples, l case brushes, barrels and l box
butts, drum pipe-dttiuss; W. c.. Groves 1
hearse; Holman, Stanton l. Co.. car sulky
rakes, bundles forks, bundles snaths, 6
bundles and l box hardware, bundles shovel
handles; W. A. & c. S. Houghton, boxes
books, rolls paper, 2 crates hardware
Locke & Lavenson, 2 rolls carpet, l box dry
goods; J. j. Spieker, case samples; A. 4.
Van VoOrhies Il Co., Z boxes and cases
hardware, case washers, 4 cases and 2 boxes
names, 2 cases and bale whips, case whip
handles, l case saddlery; Waterhouse & Les
ter, 4 barrels hardware Thomas Harper, l
case boots and shoes; L. X. Hammer, l
boxed piano II. G. Kirk & Co., boxes and
2 bales sponges; A. Dennery il Co., II boxes
lamp buraers, 2 boxes and 3 sacks lamp Chin
neys; Whittier, Fuller 4 Co., l box drawiog
paper, case paper hanging Booth & Co..
30 cases Inolasses; Arlington, Mills &
Morse, case dry goods; Baker & Hamilton,
% rolls, 3 barrels and bales rope J. f.
Hill, 2 boxes carriage axles; w. d. Com
stock boxes furniture G. ?. r. r. Co., 2
cases hardware, l cssk crockery Billingsley
4 Co, 10 cases wood tOothpicks; l.. l.. L39is
& Co., l box tinware; Charles A. Smith, l
case machinery; G. B. Corwin, l case cigars;
Hall, Luhrs & Co., % barrels hams Lindley
4 Co., S packages tobacco; E. Lyon & Co,
2 cases shirts, box buttons, box dry goods;
S. j. Nathan & Co, l box clothing.
BOARD OF SUPERy1soRs.-Th Beard met
yesterday at 10 A. VI. Present-Dreman,
Wilson, Blair, Butler, Bailey, Christy, Beck
ley. Minutes of Monday amended to read
az follows: The Clerk to advertise for 80
cords of mountain white oak or second growth
for the County Hospital, and % cords for the
County Jail, The matter of hearing the pc.
tition of i. I. Ingals ct al, for a road in
Road Districts Nos. ) and T. coming on regu-
larly for hearing, the report of the viewers
was read, aud il appearing to the Board that
Mr.. kerick, one Of the non-consenting land
owners, had heen properly notified. and the
other non-consenting landowners Harris and
Ward, appearing, the Board proceeded with
the case. Z. f. Ingals, J. +. Cross, J. e.
Lowell, Thomas Slater and Matt. J Johnson
witnesses for petitioners, were sworn and
testified. Joseph Harris and Robert Ward
testified as non-contesting parties. The mat
for xUaa aEen Tnder Il viaantan4 until to-Ja1,
UPPER SACRAMENTo.-The steamer Gov.
Dana, Page master, came down from Jacinto
yesterday. She was heavily laden with
wheat and broomcorn. On her arrival at
Sacramento her freight was transferred to
the steamer Modoc. The Captain reports
that the river at Colusa was falling quite
rapidly and that the main banks above that
point are all out of the water. He also states
that the coast range hills from Colusa up are
covered with snow. The farmers in all that
section are confident of an abundant crop
this year.
MILITARY IEsPECTIoN.-Monday eveuing
Major Harry Carroll and Captain J. A. Shee-
han, of the brigade staff, inspected Company
C, of the First Artillery Regiment, at the
Pavilion. Last evening the same off GERS in
Sp6Cteu -, VI Tue same T..
The companies were put through number of
movements, all of which were executed in a
style that would have done credit to old vet
Grams. Ths inspecting off ;ers were highly
pleased with the proficiency of both COM
panies, and paid them many hattering COM
pliments.
STATE WARRANTs.-The following war
rants have been drawn at the State Con.
troller's Office, and are ready for delivery :
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. Clarence Mel.
son, Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, Day &
Joy. NJ. Il. Rose, w. d. Smith, George I.
Bush, Alfred Blrssow, II. H. Lynch, Locke
L Lavensoo, William b. Miller, Aims house.
San Francisco; w. A. & G. S. Houghton,
Thomas II. Bsrkey, Capital Soap Company,
Capital Wood Works, Yosemite Valley Com
missioners.
RUNAWAY. yesterday horse attached to
Chinese butcher cart created little excite.
ment on Fourth street by entering upon a
lively runaway. He ran through Fourth
street from X to I, and thence directly into a
China slough. The driver was thrown out on
l street. The wagq&was turned bottom side
up in the lake. and It was with difficulty that
the horse was saved from drowning.
LAND SYSDIcATr.-Louis Philips left for
San Francisco yesterday morning, He repre-
sents a syndicate formed in this city during
the past few days for the purpose of purchas-
ING Texan lands. They propose buying a
great many thousand acres. They pay %
per cent. down, and have twenty years 10
which to pay the balance.
SUPREME CoURT DEoIsIoN.-On Monday
last the Supreme Court rendered their de.
cision in the case of Murdoch VS.. Cox &
Clark. The decision of the lower Court was
reversed and Cox & Clark given the full
amount of their claim. which is Sc, 900 more
than they were allowed in the Superior Court
ICE MATTFRs.-Candida.es for police
positions are spripging up in every quarter
Most every prominent citizen has some friend
whom he i, asking the Commissioners t.
elect. A great many are of the opinion that
The Office of Captain OF Police in this city
should be abolished.
NEW USrFoRms The brass band Of J one.
4 Beebe, eighteen pieces, are having elegant
military uniforms made at the tailoring house
Of Henry McCanD, in this city. No band il
the State will have more snowy uniform
than theirs. In the future they will be known
han a