Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26

| lands, to-Rlt, the sum OF In the manner
and at the cost, surveyed planned and estimated BY
j. c. Pierson, engineer of said district and by the
Board OF Trustees OF said district exhibited by
the report of said Trustees filed this day with the
Clerk of this Board.
The following warrants drawn on Swamp
Land District No. 34l were presented to the
Board, properly signed and accompanied by
the request of the Trustees of the district
asking that the warrants be approved. The
Board wss called to order by the President az
Swamp Land Board, and on cali of the roll
the warrants were approved and handed to
the Treasurer: No. $50, w. G. Hopping,
s12l 95; No. 2S1, N. D. Thayer. sls5; No.
2S2, james Dexter, S225 No. 2S3. G. J.
HughstoD, S2l6s70; No. 2S4, G. j. Hughston,
s44 81; No, 2S5. William Gavigan, s41 IS
Thomas Koran appeared before the Board
and asked for $3.50 to aid him in purchasing
an artificial leg, and he would repay for the
same in laboving at the hospital. The request
was granted
Several bills were taken up, partially con
sidered, and on motion Of Supervisor Bailey
were held over until next meeting.
Board adjourned for the term.
|
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Freight as follows
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 22i: For
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes hard.
ware. l drum iron pipe fittings, case screws,
So bundles galvanized iron. 80 bundles car
riage springs; r. Z. Gogings, l show case ;
z. ID. Gilman, boxes dry goods L. l.
Lewis Co., box silver. plated ware A.
Dennery Il Co., box lamp chimneys Geo.
ID. Aldrich, Is steel shoes, Is steel dies: w
d. Comstock, 10 boxes chairs C. P. r. r.,
l case steam irieetors, 2 boxes car seats,
box hardware; z. b Corwin, l case cigars,
2 packages card,; w. A & G. s. Houghton.
boxes books Billingsley & Co., 100 bun.
dies washboards, l box small wagons SEQ.
field Tevis 1 box brushes s. Lipman &
Co, 1 case dry goods; A. A. Van VOORHEES,
Il Co., case whips George Munro. bundle
paper Adams. McNeill & Co. barrels
ham Standard Cd Company. $40 cases oil !;
Baker Hamilton, 26l reels barb wire |;
Weiustock Lubin, l box dry goods, box
caps; A. Coolot, case cigars.
LAST NIGHTS FIRE-About half past s
o'clock last evening an alarm of fire was
sounded from box 81. located at Front and @
streets, and also from box Is. at Second aud N
| streets. Engine Company No. mistook the
| signal for A. and started for Ninth and L
streets. At Sixth street they met No. 2
coming down town. Ones Immediately
| turned around, and then there was fine race
| from there to Second and @ streets Ones
team made little the best time, but both
| proved that they were fast and of good
| metal. On arriving st the place from which
! the alarm came it was ascertaiDed that the
box factory of Nichols & Co. had been ON
fire, but the propriesors and soma of the EN-.
ployes. who happened to be there, put it out
| before the arrival of the department. The
loss is very slight and fully covered with in
| surance. The night was beautiful. and the
| number of people who arrived on the scene
within fifteen minutes from the first alarm
must have been fully two thousand.
The MARQUIS OF LoRNE-At a recent
meeting of the British Mutual and Benevo-
lent Society the following.named gentlemen
were appointed a committee to make arrange
ments for the reception of the Marquis of
Lorne and the Princess Louise, who contem-
plate visiting California next month N. J.
Nathan, M. T. Brewer, Thomas Bromley,
Samuel Wild, L. z. Smith and Jas. Adams
1t Is the intention of the committee to have
the royal couple stop in Sacramento. If they
DO so the organization will tender them a re-
ception. Correspondence to that effect is
DOW being conducted between the Society
and the British Consul at San Francisco.
INooRPoRATED-There were filed with the
Secretary of State yesterday the following
articles of incorporation The Juniper
Gold and Silver Mining Company" The
Directors are Samuel c. Bates, Silas w.
Gels, John r. Jones and Robert w. Hur-
| NETT. The capital stock is 81 900, 600, divided
into 100 600 shares. The principal place of
| business is Mercsd, MERGED county
MILITARY HoNoRs.-The funeral of Harry
/ X. Snow took plack yesterday at $50 P. NJ,
and was largely attended. The floral offer.
| ings were numerous, rare and beautiful. The
| remains were escorted to the cemetery by
detachment of the First Infantry and mum.
| Der OF the Hussars, and Inferred with mill
tary hopors.
ANTI-DEBRIs.-Tne annual meeting of the
Anti.Debris Association of the Sacramento
valley will be held at Yuba City to-day,
commencing at l o'clock. Officers for the en-
suing year will be elected, and other business
Of importance transacted.
THE PAY CAR.-The pay car of the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad paid off the employees
of that company yesterday. It leaves for
points east to-day.
| STILL THEY CoME.-Another new lot O
1 Scotch and English fancy. suitings is dis
played by Merrill Bros. this morning. These
| goods are just from the Custom-house, and
all new arrivals of this week. Mr.. Merrill
is in San Francisco and will keep close watch
of the market, securing all the most attrac-
tive patterns in the fall styles as they come
! out. He can be relied upon to buy only
! good, serviceable goods, and his taste is for
rich. modest patterns 30 far as the prevailing
styles will permit Gentlemen will do well
to examine these goods, as many of them are
imported in single suit lengths and cannot be
duplicated. Merrill Bros, SIG ] street.
Il
CASE OF SUNsTRoKE avoided by purchasing
one of the reduced bats, at Hales final clear
ance sale, Ninth and K streets.
BEDsPREADs.---We call the attention of
housekeepers to the above-examination
soiciEed-as Hale's final clearance sale.
DIS. SPINNEY & Co., of San Francisco-read
his advertisement, and consult him.
EXPIRING This is the last day do
rot procrastinate, but call at Hals's fiaal
clearance sale, Ninth and K streets.
STARTLING are the prices at which goods
have been reduced at Hales final clearance
sale.
positively be closed out to.dsy-prices from
20 cents upwards, at Hale's final clearance
sale.
CANTON GINGHAMs. only cents yard
quantity restricted to IL yards for each pur.
CHASER, at Hale's final clearance sale, Ninth
and K streets.
LAST DAY.-This is an opportunity not to
be overlooked. We invite the attention Of
the public generally to line of bargains such
as have never before been offered in the city.
Call and examine at Hale's final clearance
sale.
SPLENDID VALUES in line of satin Mer.
veilleux-all the leading shades, at 81 25 a
yard, at Hale's final clearance sale.
J FIFTY PER CENT. REDUCTION in piica oil
parasols. Ask to ses them at Hais's final
clearance sale.