Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

hooks. as kegs horseshoes, % packages herse-
shoe naiIs. boxes clamps, 8 cases hammers,
81 bundles forks, 8 rolls betting, cars nails,
l car iron J. I. Stof, box hardware VIM.
Eberhardt. l case billiard balls; l.. Il. Lewis
& Co. box hardware, l box tinwsre l.. >.
GIason 5boxes sewing machines; Lindley &
Co. pals tobacco, l box paper " w
Fox. ! case otlcloth w. A. & G. S. Hough-
ton box books; Central Pacific Railroad.
10 bales waste Miss Emma Hansen, l box
personal effects. The following freight passed
DENIM on the Ssh: Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
barrels paint; John Breuner, boxes
chair stuff Baker & Hamilton. boxes hard
ware.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Indictment
weather somewhat limited Mr.. Jones aud
fences yesterday, but his very superior stere-
opticon entertainment was given in full. The
astronomical sketches by Professor Van De
Mark were very interesting and were deliV-
cred with pleasing elocut:onary effect, wniie
Miss Belle Harris recitations, illustrated by
views were very entertaining. The entire
exhibition is an excellent one, all it claims to
be. and the T anagement keeps its announce
ments to tbs letter. 1t is TO be noted that
the prices of admission are the lowest ever
recorded for like entertainment here, and
constitute another step in the new era which
means death to the prices OF the pioneer tunes
for an evenings amusement. There VIII be
no matinee to-day. Tonight the subj
will be Physiology and views in Swlizsriand
with recitati0ns and miscellaneous views.
CoURsING MATcH. Ca Saturday evening
last the Sacramento Valley Coursing Club
held meeting, which was very Largely
attended. After considerable discussion as
to the place of holding the next match, it
was decided by the majority In favor OF
Whitcomb's ranch. They invite all owners
of greyhounds in the State to participate
with them at Whitcomb's ranch on the 10Th
day of March. The entrance fee has been
fixed at So, and entries will close on the 22d
at P. NJ, when the drawing of dogs and the
election of judge aud stewards will take
place. William Shaw is President and NJ.
a. Howard Secretary of this Club.
SOUTHERN FLOUR MARKET.-Dcring the
past month several carloads of -four have
been shipped from the four mills OF this city
to Galveston, New Orleans and other South
ern cities. The returns ars quite satisfactory
to the shippers, and they expect in the future
to be able to dispose of all the -four they can
manufacture to this southern market. A
gentleman engaged in business ia Galveston
stated to a reporter yesterday that the Cali
fornia f.ur so far SO tested, gives better
satisfaction than that of Minnesota, and can
be placed upon the Southern market at a
much less figure.
STILL ANoTHER.-Is would seem from the
frequent burglaries committed lately that
our city is infested with thieves. On Mon
day nieht about II o'clock house Ne. ia L
street was entered by burglars. They were
discovered Just after they had gained an en-
trance, and lsfs without taking any property
In their fight they upset q table on which
sat coal oil lamp. Fortunately the lamp
was not lighted. These burglars all enter
the residences from the alleys.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-The Governor has ap.
pointed the following as Notaries Public: j.
f. Brown for Santa Clara county, to reside
at San Jose; Antonio Mcmillan for Napa
county, to reside at Knoxville james a.
Hammond FOR Stanislaus county, to reside at
La Grange; Charles A Garter for Teham2
county, to reside at Red Bluff. He has also
appointed Waiter V. Hayt as Commits
siener of Deeds for this State, to reside at
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
HAPPY GRANoERs.-The late rains have had
the effect of reviving not only the dropping
grain, but also the dropping spirits OF the
farmers. Yesterday several farmers were in
the city from different portions of the county,
and it is the unanimous opinion or all that
the present crops are going to be good and
that a bouatiful harvest IS insured. The
grain, and there is more acreage IN this year
than ever before, is in some places twenty
inches in hight.
New CITIzENs.-In Department One Of
The Superior Court CT this county, Judge
Clark yesterday made three citizens. as fol-
lows: Ferdinand Cammeizind, native Of
Switzerland, on testimony of Frank Rub
s.aller and Steve Renner; james Ferris, a
native of Ireland. ON testimony of B. Roach
AID John R. White; Charles Peterson, a
native of Sweden, or testimony Of Claus An
derson and Fred. Nesry.
VorR OF THANKs.-At meeting of Sacra.
mento Lodge, No. 40. F. and a. NJ, or last
Friday evening. c. T. Seal. of Mount Moriah
Lodge. No. 155, of Philadelphia, Pa, was
presented a vote of thanks aud the same were
ordered engrossed on the records of the
Lodge Mr.. Seal, on his former visit to this
city, presented Sacramento Lodge with set
of massive silver rods; hencs the resolutions.
LATE ARRESTS The following was on the
slate at the Police Station at y o'clock last
night: George Kenny, arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenses, by Office
Frazse the complaining witness is Hugh
Donnan George Anderson, an inebriate, by
officers CampbsIl and Martin. Two dodgers
were furnished beds.
IMPRovEMEST-J. w. Wilson has torn out
the saloon formerly Kept in the front portion
Of his stable and remodcled it into a beauti-
In hack of 10 9TH q
has fitted up harness room with all the
modern improvements. These changes have
added greatly to the appearance of the prop
ertY.
POLICE DETAIL.-The following detail Of
The police department for service to-day at
the different polling places was yesterday
made by Chief Karcher: First Ward, Arling'
ton; Second Ward. Frazee; Precinct p,
Campbell; Third Ward. Martin Precinct
"a. Domingos Fourth Ward Ash Precinct
45, Stewart.
STILL THEY CoME.-There has been a
marked Increase in the number Of immigrants
arriving daily from the East during the past
three or four weeks. Yesterday there passed
Carlin I43. including Ill males. They viii
arrive in Sacramento by the overland train
this afternoon.
WHERE Is HE?-A letter has been re
csiyed at the Governors Office, from Oliver
and Ellen Foor, who reside at Ottumwa
Iowa. asking for information as to the where
sbou5s of Girdin Hendrickson. The latter
LETT Iowa fer California some thirty6vt
years age.
OFFICIAL BoxD.-silas Chance, lately ap
Dointed Constable of Brighton Township By
the Board Of Supervisors CT Sacramento
county, has FLED his official bond with the
Cou1fy Recorder in the sum OF 81 500
Surelies: I. c. Perkins and John Rooney.
CoMMERcIaL-The steamer Flora, Captain
Page. cane down from Squaw Hill last Sat
nrdav evenisg. bringing II. 600 sacks of wheat
on the barge Garfield, Sunday afternoon
she left for Butte City, taking up bargE
loaded with merchandise.
Police CoURT.-The only case before thi'
tribunal of justice yesterday was that O.
I,,nis Kavanaugh. common drunk. III
was tried, found guilty as charged aid sen
fenced to the County Jail for term Of forty
days.
At HALr.MAsr.-Tbe flag on the Sta.t
Canitol was at half-mast yesterday in respect