Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AJSsil lIS AELiOENOLs
JUsILATIoN 8IRETIEG.-A very enthusiastic
meeting of Republicans belonging to Re-
publican organizations, and other Republi
cans, was held at the Court House last night,
some seventy-fve assembling on short notice,
The meeting was called TO order by W. A.
Houghton, and Senator Grove L. johnson
was elected Chsirman. The object OF the
meeting was stated to be to consider the mat
ter Of a jubilee meeting by Republicans and
those in sympathy with them, over the cleo
ton of James A. Garfield. f. D. Ryan was
elected Secretary. The matter of jubila-
ton was discussed in all its phases. Messrs.
Bruner, Davis, Houghton, Blanchard, Beals,
Ficks, Taylor, Webb, White. Robinson,
Daugherty, Van Fleet Hamilton. Pike,
Peterson, Weimann, AIilliken and others made
remarks, and finally, after variety of
propositions, it was resolved to have
jubilee meeting and procession in honor
of the election of James a. Garfield on
Saturday evening; that the meeting be
held on j street, near Seventh. and that the
organized Republican clubs of the city and
the Canal Boat Club of Woodland, and the
organized clubs of Stockton be invited to
take part. The meeting then elected Ed. +.
Taylor Grand Marshal. and appointed COM
mittees as follows: Music, j. Daugherty,
A. i. Frost ard ID. Mason Finance, j. NJ.
Milliken, VIM. Henley, J. H. Sullivan, w.
C. Van Fleet. J. NJ Henderson, r. Devlin
and e. Bruner; on special features of the
procession, L. f. Taylor, J. n. Young, W.
Z. Peterson, II. Bennett. 81. S. Beals on
Torches, Geo. O. Bates, Charles Warning and
H. Taylor; Auditing, Grove l.. johnson, F.
d. Ryau and the Chairman Of each sub com
mittee; on speakers stand decoration and
fireworks, Clinton l.. White, j. Daugherty,
s. w Butler; on literary exercises and
vocal music, Z. Bruner, Win. J. Davis and
Clinton l.. White. The meeting elected
Senator johnson to be President OF the meet
ing Saturday night, gave all its committees
power 60 act, apportioned the expense to
which each might go, appointed z P. NJ. at
the Cours-hoUse this evening for all sub
committees TO meet, authorized the President
and Secretary to do the necessary advertising,
and then adjourned sine die.
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday. All
present but Mr. Christy. Consideration of
the petition of Charles w. Pierce, for road
TO be established IN Road District No. 27,
was postponed until November 10th, at 2P. NJ.
The clerk was instructed to have the par
ties interested served with notice. a com
munication was received from the Board OF
Health, stating that the City Dispensary
Physician does not comply with the require
ment Of the law in making monthly reports
to the Board of Health; that he not only
failed the past month, but frequently done
so before The Board Of Supervisors was re-
questel TO see that said physician comply
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number Of patients treated at the dispensary,
etc as Otherwise the Board is unable to judge
Of the probable correctness of bills for drugs
and other articles, which are required to be
approved by the Board. Upon motion the
clerk was instructed to notify the City
Physician 80 make his report regularly to the
Board of Health required by law. After
consideration and allowance of bills the Board
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
UBIQUIroUs ToM.-A letter was received
yesterday from Deputy Sheriff Mimic of Sa-
lem, Or, by Chief Karcher, making inquiries
in reference to the rewards offered for appre-
hensiou Of Tom Lawton of the Tullis murder
notoriety, as ne expected to soon lay claim to
the prize money. He states that the party
he is following up answers to the description
perfectly, but owing TO the fact that the sus-
place to place in the mountains he has as yet
been unable to capture him. After the fire.
quent reports from distant officials at various
points that Lawton had certainly been ar
rested, the increduous Sacramentans will
wait Tor the next edition of the Salem find
before anticipating his appearance here.
New FERRY BoAT.-A new ferry-boat is
being built on the Washington side of the
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be used at Moons Ferry on the Sacramento
river, about four miles below Colusa Us
length is to be Is feet over all. The net
length of the hull will be 60 feet and inches,
width Is feet and depth feet inches. The
boat will cost between twelve and thirteen
hundred dollars, and it is expected will be
completed about the 1st of December. The
width of the river at Moons Ferry, where it
is to be used, is from three to four hundred
feet.
GROUND YoR CoNTEsr-Tf the electoral
vote of California had been necessary to the
election of Hancock, and a majority for Gar
field in this State had been dependent on the
vote of Sacramento county, the Democrats
would have contested the legality Of the en-
tire Republican vote of this county. on the
ground that county officers were voted for on
the Republican tickets when none were to be
elected under the law. Since the vote of
California cannot change the result Of the
election no contest viii be made.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.--The following car
loads CT freight were received in this city
yesterday: One Of wheat, of lime, 5 Of oil,
l of nails, of lumber. l of -four, of wool,
2 Of iron, 5 of stone l of wheels, of hides,
L Of canned fruit. l of hogs, of wood and l
of wagons. Also. through car loads East
were forwarded: Six of barley, II of wool, 2
of wine, / Of quicksilver, of merchandise, l
of hops, l of beaus, l of sheepskins. l of
whaleboue, ETC., of salmon, of canned
fruit.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terdsy the case Of James German, for bat
terry, was dismissed for want of prosecution.
All the remaining cases were continued.
Those of John 1. White, violation of the
health ordinance; John Moore, battery. and
J. K. Brown, disturbing the peace, were con-
tinued till to-day; the two cases Of battery
against II. NJ. Drew until tomorrow, and
that of George a. Basler, rape until the 9th
instant.
DELAYED TRAINs.-The overland train,
No 2, due here from the East at 6:55 A. NJ,
was delayed on account of the lateness of the
train east of Ogden, and came in on the light
ming express time st 800 P. NJ. A special
train was rnu from here to San Francisco,
leaving at 1880. tn accommodate local travel.
The Los Ang ales train did not leave till the
arrival OF the train from the East.
INCORPORATION was fled in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State yesterday ar
tioles of incorporation of the Caspar Lumber
Company. Place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-J. G. Jackson, L. 5. West, +. a.
Wilkins, Henry Fisher, Charles G. jackson.
Capital stock, si00, 900, in 1000 shares of