Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-11

FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-Ths following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 9TH in.
slant: For Booth & Co, tierces canned
hsm; Hall, Luhrs & Co.. 80 barrels hams,
box cigars; a. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co..
boxes aud cases ssidlery hardware, bale
blankets; Lindley 4 Co., boxes and %
packages tobacco: Locke Il Lavenson, 8
boxes brackets; w. A. L c. S. Houghton, l
case books; huntington, Hopkins Il Co.,
bundles trays, l crate and 3 boxes hardware,
boxes saws, 81 boxes nails, 1 box cutlery,
box locks E. B. TRACER, l organ; G. 5.
Corwin, c,se cigars; J. Hahn & Co., case
perfumery, case drugs; J. y. Watson,
box car seals. 100 barrels oil Van Heuseu l.
Huntoou, l case household goods; A. Hen
Mug, boxes household goods Baker l.
Hamilton, box saws Scoheld * Tevis, 54S
kegs white lead.
A CITIZENS PRUILEGE.-"L Lucky Bald.
win" a cook at the County Hospital, visited
the city on election day for the purpose OF
exercising his prerogstiye as an American
citizen. In addition to that privilege ne also
claimed the right TO lay in cargo of berzine
before starting home. On arriving at Thirty
first and NJ streets his load broke him down,
and he fell into the corral, where he re.
manned until the next morning, when he was
discovered and, according to the statement of
an eyewitness, hauled out with a derrick.
YoLo COUNTY TIcKET.-The following are
the maiorities obtained by the different can
didstes on the county ticket in Yolo county
at the recent election Kelley, for Joint
Senator from Yolo and Solano. 50; Hershey
Isl, Kesn 367, Hsrling l62, Craig 215. Wat
kius $50, Hester ISL, Huston Isl, Sill III.
The Supervisors elect are L. c. Snider, J. I.
Lillard, c. Nelson, j. S. Tut and j. G.
Smith.
METROPOLITAN THE tTER A test of spir-
ituslism will be given tomorrow evening at
the Metropolitan Theater by the Miller
Brothers. Some wonderful things are an.
nourcsd to take place in gas light on the open
stage-such as table. rising and floating in the
air, pisno-rising clear of the floor and heir g
played by invisible hands, etc. There will be
no reserved seats.
Police CoURr.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday :
Henry Coulbow, battery, found guilty snd
faed $50; F. Biewner, battery. found guilty
and fined 81 and costs John McCarren, petit
larceny, tried by jury and convicted, and
Judgment deferred until to-day; johanna
Hagle, enticipg, continued to November IA,
1882.
FIRE.-Yesterdsy afternoon about o'clock
an alarm of FIRE was sent in from box 81.
Upon the arrival of the department it was
found that the FIRE was in the drying.room Of
the Capital Wooden Mills. A yard engine
from the railroad depot was also on hand, but
was not needed, the fire having been easily
extinguished, and with only a slight damage.
BUSINESS CRANGE.-The entire interest in
the New Campi Restaurant, 500 X street,
has been purchased by John Lamkin, one oil
the former proprietors, who announces that
it will hereafter be run as frst-class restsu-
rant, and that sn opening dinner will be given
tomorrow.
LECTURE second Congregational re.
union will be held in the Congregational
Church on Monday evening, when lecture
on Imagination" will be given by Rev. e,
d. Bauows, pastor of the First Congrega-
tionsl Church. San Francisco.
AsToSIsHED The oldest housekeepers
will be sstonished at the prices which vii
prevail st the final closing-out sale of Aeker'
man & Co., on Saturday, November 18th.
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