Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-11

ehuU w 10 uih lou lI6 Iedst INJURY.
r. n. JOHNSTON.
TRIAL JURoRs.-Pursuant to an order of
the Superior Court made on the 10th day of
August, the following named persons were
1uiy drawn to serve as trial jurors. The
urors are required to appear at the Court
yom on the 10Th day of September Drawn
rom the city-A. 7. Renwick, John Kohner
'yharles Dohn, w. H. Sherburn, joseph Stsf.
fens, Robert ]. Cooke, John Fritsch, S. Fl.
Davis, James Plunkett, James McCaw. L.
q. Parsons, Thomas McCarty, Peter Schaf-
Ter, w. b. Daley. M. McManus. @. FL. Ste
tens, Fred Heilbron, j. T. Pike. Joseph
l5suquier, W. P. Croniu, George j. Lyle.
tharles nj. Folger, Jesse Slaughter. J. Lewis,
A. j. w. Palmer, Bernard Ehlsrs, c. E.
Adams, J. ID. Smith, G. Lagos, A. Noone, J.
II. Glide, Charles Vogel, George T. Bush,
/. B. Fountain, III. d. Nash, L. Coleman, A.
Iirsndt, Jacob Hearth. Charles Beweiner,
IL H. McWilliams, Leonard Butterfeld,
X Z. Gogings. n. W. Robins. From the
county-George Hanlon, Green McManus,
fifth Precinct; Charles w. Porter, Peter
I'nsh, Folsom A. Hite. lower Stockton
road; j. W. Ralston, franklin; Morris
Teomey. Brighton H. Leinback, upper
tockton road Seymour Carr, Clay Station !;
William Johnston, Center township; A. E.
Hutchinson, A. Woodward, Elk Grove; S.
I. Randolph, Willis Wright, Gait; a. ID.
Oakley, Denis Dalton, Costumes David
Reese, Florin.
ALABAMA CLAIMs-GENEvA AWARD.
Z Manning. whose professional card appears
IL another column, furnishes the following in
ftFmation in relation to the so-called Ala
b ma claims : 1.-THE time for filing claims
rsill expire about the LIST of February, 1883.
No judgment will be paid until the end of
two years from the organization of the Court.
The time for paying judgments will probably
be, as near as can now be calculated, about
July or August 1884. However, as soon as
judgment is obtained the law carries an ap.
preparation with it, and the legal and pecun.
larry value for the amount of the Judgment
and interest Is as good as Government bond
The judgment claimant has the obligation of
the Government and the treasury of the
United States behind him. Judgments bear
Interest at the rate of four per cent from the
time of loss to the 3lst of March, 1877, which
viii be, on an average, about fifteen years in
most of the cases. There were many officers
aud sesmen of captured vessels-probsbly
about 5000 on some $50 vessels Only about
$40 Of them have SO far appeared, and they,
N-SAA "2ODWs VI cE ASEhi representa-
tives, have the right to come in and file
claims for the value of their personal effects.
nautical Instruments and property they may
have had on board, and 20 recover for the
time they were unemployed. as the rate of
wages they We're receiving when captured"
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
the 9Th: For A. A. vaa VOORHEES, & Co., 1
bundle blankets, 2 boxes harness rims, 3
crates stirrups; w. F. Peterson, boxes
candy, 10 boxes popcorn; r. Z. Gogings,
box camphor, l box inter, l box cream tartar,
l box celerian, 3 boxes and / barrel drugs. /
box saltpeter; Governor George C. Perkins,
box books; Kirk, Gsary l. Co., cases,
barrel and box drugs; Scott & Muir, case
gas fixtures; Huntington. Hopkins & Co.,
SO bars iron, box rasps. box spoons w.
A. G. s. Houghton. l bale wrappine.pa-
per; G. w. Chesley, barrels whisky Casey
4 CO., box hardware Adams, McNeill &
Co., IL boxes tobacco, 2 boxes tobacco
knives; Hall, Luhrs & Co., "a boxes tobacco,
boxes tobacco knives Mebius & Co., box
tobacco. knives, 6 boxes tobacco; Lindley &
20, IL boxes tobacco. boxes tobacco kniyee;
osg seed; Baker & Hamilton, keg iron.
pips httings; Anderson & Hamm, case
rams Welnstock 4 Lubip. 2 cases wire pict-
are-csrds and nsiis, csse dry goods, 8 boxes
mats, l case leather scsbbards; Thomas Har-
per, case boots aud shoes E. Lyon & Co..
l DIX cotton goods, box dry goods; G. P.
r. H., casks copper, IS car.wheels, barrel
copper; n. 5. Arnold & Co, 10 bundles
spokes Booth & Co., crate spices; Stan.
card oii Company, 800 cases coaloil.
LATE ARREsTs.-Jaks Hammond, for dis.
tuFoing the peace, by officer jackson Rich.
sra d1ntsman, who assaulted VIM. Kelly
E,th 3 deadly weapon, BY officer Jackson
Sn', Cronin, disturbing the peace. and M
Sroakeu, battery, by officer jackson VIM.
slorton, a healthy one-isgged begsar. by Off
eers Farrell and Ksrcher.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Trustees Of
shs |. 0. o. F. Cemetery Association have
slecsed the following officers for the ensu;,g
Tear: +. Nj. Martin, President: W ri
sherburn. Secretary IS. B. Smith, Treasurer.
4 NEw CITlzEs.-Georgs Mellon. a NATIVE of
Eagland, was admitted to citizenship vsster.
Gay upon the testimony of J. II. Dayeuport
end ii. B. Welch.
To RELIEVE the usual crowd at the WACO,
hekets 70 Robinson's great circus are now an
sale at Houghton's bookstore.
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