Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-19
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Red House Trade UuiOr-Summer clothing.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Police CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday morning the following business was
transacted NJ. Sullivan. On charge OF
battery, was discharged. \. Pecan, on
charge of petit larceny had his case con-
tinued un:il this morning. Tom Moran stood
up in the dock and pleaded guilty to having
stolen pair Of shoes. He stated that he
was a stranger in this city, had arrived in
Sacramento on ne morning Of the day he
was arrested, and was an honest, hard-wOrk-
ing man this was his firss Otfense, and it
should not occur again. He had met
friend on the day Of the theft, had drank too
much beer, and at the time he committed the
theft was 80 thoroughly inebriatei that lie
was not responsible for his actions. The
Judge said he would be light upon him. and
as the shoes were worth hundred cents he
would sentence him to pay hne Of 500,
or serve the county one hundred d5ys IN the
chain-gang. Mr. Moran stated that his ex.
chequgr was depleted, his bank account over
drawn. and il the Judge would not lend him
the 500 to pay the tne be would have to 90
to Jail George Wilson, battery; case con-
tinued until this morning. Sarah Tafe, mis-
demeanor, was fined -. George McDauisis,
assault, discharged. George Mechanics, l.
Mst.ice, j. j. Frawley and L. |. Waiter
man. all charged with battery, had their
cases continued until this moraing.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
g-,;,bt ,,o..aI n do, fCr S.c-,,Ds,to ,r che
18th: For D. W. Earl, % steel shoes. 20
steel dies A. Dannery & Co., barrels Of
glassware Lindiey Il Co.. case note paper,
l box envelopes; Booth & Co., q pals
pickles, Is cases canned goods, cases show
cards Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, Is
crates corrugated elbows; NJ. s. Cowgan, /
bale cotton Irvine; II. Fisher, ) packages
gum l. X. Hammer, piano Waterhouse
& Lester, bundles fellies Sc1feld 4 Tevis,
2 boxes brushes; Adams, Mcneil Il Co, u
pals tobacco, 10 barrels whisky; Lindiey 4
Co, 20 barrels ham, 10 cases bacon Jas. q. |
Davis, rolls carpet Locke 4 LAyenson,
rolls carpet Huntington, Hopkins L Co, 3
cases hardware. . boxes wrencbes, 20 bundles |
aud 100 pieces iron pipe, cases Runs l box
aud barrel tackle blocks Ii. Weinrich & /
Co.. barrel whisky; Hall, Luhrsi& Co., . |
packages matches; \. A. Y an VOORHEES, Il /
Co., CRAZE, stirrups, cases ha;nes.
INSECT PEsTs.-And still they come |
The latest enemy of the fruit-grower is |
small iarva (caterpillsr) that has appeared /
in the peaches this season. And from pres
emit appearances, if not prevented from |
spreading. will have the same { fleet on the /
peach and apricot crop that the coding moth /
has had on the apple and pear crop. Last 4
week in San Frsncisco three baskets of |
peaches from one orchard were examined. !
The first examined had eleven pc aches that 4
were infested by this new 10 California; /
peach worm !; the second had tweDty-siX |
peaches Infested, and the third nine. This /
little psst has been found 10 peaches frcm |
three counties 1t also attacks the apricots. |
Specimens taken from apricots are the same I
az those infestiug the peaches, although !
different from the small caterpillar that at |
tackled the apricot esrly in the spring. /
Peaches containing this pest are plentiful in
the markets st the present time. and can be
easily detected
FIRE AT THE BRANCH PRIsoN.-At the
branch prison at Folsom on Saturday night,
about o'clock, fire broke out in the build
ing used as a carpenter shop. The building
was partially destroyed, and considerable of
the grass and shrubbery on the hill eide was
explosion of a kerosene lamp. The fire de-
partment at the prison is an efficient one, and
the supply of water good. The flames were
soon under control and kept from spreading
70 the adjoining buildings. The fire depart
ment is composed of the guards and en-
ployes, Captain Towle is Chief and General |
McComb Superintendent After the FIRE was
all exsinguished the fire brigade were given |
8 fine feast by the Superintendent, who |
warmly applauded them for the manner in
which they mad handled the fire.
DiREcToRs ELEcTED.-The stock holders
Of the Riverside Hotel and Turnpike Com
pany. at an election for Trustees, elected the /
following gentlemen to serve for the ensuing /
wear J. f. Watson, Albert Gallatin, d. r. |
Ctocker. Daniel Flint and John Mcneil. /
The Board reelected j. +. Watson President, /
3. r. Croker Superintendent, Albert Gala |
tin Secretary ard Treasurer. All books were |.
examined and found correct. Tee Treasur-
er's report shows a net profit of but q huu- /
dred dollars for the year, but, on motion, the /
profits Of the two past years were combined |
and a dividend OF five percsntum declared |
for the period. payable Or and after Au- |
gust LIST.
ANOTHER HEARD FRoM.-A Third Ward |
youngster, being reproved for hardness in
preparing for school, remarked that he'd just |
as veil stay out all day, as the whaling"
wasn't any worse than for half day. But |
little one in the Fourth Ward was more |
philosophical. Hurry up, said her father.
"a YOU will be late for school," don't |
care" she replied. Why, what will your |
teacher say il you don't get there in time |
"Oh. she'll say Good afternoon, instead Of |
Good morning, that's ALL" The Fourth !
Ward is ahead until further returns come in. |
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-GeEeral Davies, &C
compauied by Alex. Chalmer', Eminent |
Commander of the Stockton Knights Tenn |
plar. went to Monterey yesterday. They go |
there to make arrangements for the enter 1
tanning OF. and to secure sleeping accommo-
dations for, the proposed Knights TemPlar
excursion. They will telegraph the result OF /
their efforts to-day. II they succeed, the |
Templars of this city. accompanied by those |
of Marysville, Placeryille and Nevada, will |
leave Sacramento for tbs Grove at Monterey !
next Saturday.
FINE GRAIN.-Messrs. Wood & Curtis, pro- |
prietors of the steamer Neponset, who have q
large ranch on the upper Sacramento, have |
on exhibition in this city specimen of new |
kind of barley which they are growing this |
season. It is said that it will yield 80 |
bushels to the acre. Three years ago they |
procured two pounds of this barley from Can /
ada, and this year have in thirty acres. They |
have measured the field, and it has been
wagered that the thirty soFes will yield more
than 4, 500 bushels OF grain.
AGRICULTURAL LAND PATENTS The ful- |
lowing patents for agricultural lands were re-
ceiyed Of the United States Land Office in
this city on the 18Th instant Lewis L.
Bates, james Creighton, Andrew s. Bryant,
Philo J. Fuller, LodOvico Cobb, Gaetano
Jemini, Samuel Lowry, Michael MoRgan,
Wesley 2. Lipp. John .. Nightingale, |
William P. Peek, c. 4. Reynolds, Lewis |
Smith, Rose Steiaer, John Shannon, W. ?. /
Sickles, Haskin C. Swain, VIM. Woodward. |
Nor AS REPREsENTED.-The case Of the
street car conductor, which was spoken of in !
these columns a few days since, has been
thoroughly examined into by MIR. Carey, the |
manager of the City Railway Company. 1t
appesrs from the statement OF persons who |
were ID the car ct the time OF the difficulty
between the conductor and the lady passen-
ger. that the former did no more than was his
duty. The statements regarding bis rudeness
were misrepresentation.
INCORPORATED. Of incorporation
have been flei with the Secretary of State of
the Colombo Gold Mining Company, to
Operate in Sierra county. Principal place of
business, Sierra City. Direetors-ike Marti-
petti. G.. b. AyegnOne, n: FartIne, Is. Z.
Gardells and Richard Castagna. Capital
stock, $500, 900, divided into 800. 900 shares.
PRONOUNCED Observation-Disclosures Fessell
was examined by board of physicians sp-
,,o,uted by the Court, and by them pro-
nonpcsd insane. lie Is a native OF B4varis,
aad 3S years Of age. lie says he knows he is
crazy, and desires to be taken to an asylum
where he can be cured he Will De taken TO
the Napa Asylum to day.