Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ton were yesterday filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State of the Arctic Mining Com
pany of Sacramento, at which place is to be
the company's principal place of business,
with field of operations located in Ell Dorado
county. Capital stock, $4,000, 0OO divided
into shares of 500; Trustees-L. J. Kel-
logg, G. H. Watt and L. s. Taylor, of Sac
ramento. Also, articles of incorporation of
the Holmes Mining Company; main Office in
San Francisco, and field of operations in
Esmeralda county, Nevada. Capital stock
Sl0,000,0 900; shares, 800. Directors-A. J.
Holmes, e. T.. Lawton, C. G.. Strong W.
III. Sharp X. w. Heath, all of San Fran
cisco. Also, articles of incorporation of the
Saratoga Mining Company, whose mines are
in Esmeralda county, Nevada, and principal
office at San Francisco. Capital, so, 600, 900.
Directors-JohD w. Shaw, f. A. Hawke, G.
N, Shaw, r. Booth and F. S. Buch, of San
Francisco. Also, articles of incorporation
of the Bedding Mill and Mining Company;
location in Columbia mining district, State of
Nevada; main Office, San Francisco. Cap
ital stock, $40, 00O, 600; shares, 800. Di-
rectors-G. w. Terrell, Thomas Holt, Geo.
M. Bradley, IT, NJ Luce and w. T. Belding
Also articles of incorporation of the Ne
vada Lumber Company, which company pro-
poses to deal in lands, water rights, timber,
lumber and wood. Capital stock, 81 ,000, 900,
in 500 shares. Directors-W. S. Hobart,
A. Hayward, C. T. Bridge, w. Z. Sell, S.
III. Marlette.
A WASHINGTON WOMAN CoMPLAINs.-T
following is from resident of Washington,
Yolo county: Considerable attention is
given from time to time to make public the
gambling dens of Sacramento, but our neigh
boring town of Washington will compare
favorably with any of them. Any night
there can be seen certain well-linown gam
blers sitting in the Olive Branch Saloon en-
gagged in their unlawful practices where, if
man happens to be under the influence of
liquor, he is piled with vile whisky and has
his pockets cleaned out. One of our worthy
Constables is one of the parties engaged in
the game. l am woman who generally
minds her own business, but since this gam
bling trap interferes with my domestic hap
piness L desire to make it public"
REFITTING THE CARS. "A visit to the
Twentieth-street works and stables of the
Street Railway Company yesterday brought
to light the fact that all the street cars are to
be reftted throughout -Four are now nearly
ready for the track. Two of these are being
painted in blue, for the o and K-streets line,
and two in red, for the X md H-streets
route. So soon as these are completed four
others will be put into the shop for refitting.
All the joints are being frightened up, all the |
windows and slides secured to prevent rat
ting, and all the running-gear is being over
hauled, and each car Is being repainted J
throughout. When completed the cars are
as good as new, and in some cases are better !
than when first put on the road.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Febru-
airy 18th For J. Luce & Co., rough marble
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, boxes vises, 4
cases, 1 box and 10 packages hardware, l
case and l box locks, "a cases pick-handles,
100 shovels w. L. Peterson. cases con-
fectionery; G. H. Gilman, % boxes boots
and shoes; Wenstock & Lubin, boxes
hosiery, box underwear, l box silk. 8 boxes
and bales dry'goods Continental Oil Com
pany l car of oil r. Dennery & Co., 5 casks
and 10 barrels ware; 5. Lipman Co., l box
dry goods, box corsets w. D. Comstock, 2
boxes chairs; Mary S. Csngar, bale yarn
THE RELIEF COMMITTEE. Irish Re
lief Committee met last evening at St. Roses
Hall. The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The canvassing commit
tees reported collections as follows: First
Ward, 1921 Second Ward, SAB so; Third
Ward, S169 30. The Fourth Ward commit
tee and the committee at large were granted
further time to report. 1t was resolved that
the names of all subscribers to the cause
should be published. Messrs. McMorry,
Mcclure and O'Brien were appointed a COM
mittee to arrange for the coming festival. On
motion the meeting adjourned to meet at the
call of the President.
LAND AND MINERAL PATESTs-The fol-
lowing land patents were received at the
United States Land Office in this city on the
10th instant: Agricultural patents-John H.
Grant, Samuel S. Flanders, DeForest A.
Crockett William Wells, G.. P. Stedman,
administrator for heirs of Ekin Smith, de-
ceased. and William Ripley. Mineral pat
ents-No. GA, Pioneer Quartz Mine, claimed
by J. H. Neff ct al; No. CAS-, New York
Canyon Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining
Company No. 459, Cedar Gold Quartz Mine
and Mill site, claimed by James r. Nicker-
son.
RAIL CUrrER.-A rail-cutting saw, erected
some time since but not yet used, was being
tested at the railroad shops yesterday. The
saw is made of hardened steel, is about nine
feet in circumference and q quarter of an
inch thick, and yesterday made 8 $50 revolu-
lions per minute. The edge of the wheel is
perfectly smooth, but it melts its way
through an iron rail in short time, and does
not itself become heated, though the friction
causes a stream of fire to roll forth.
DEATH OF A SAcRAMENTAN. - Conductor
William Hawkins yesterday received tele-
gram from Los Angeles announcing the death
on the previous day of l.. w. Thatcher.
About four years ago deceased resided here,
and was employed as conductor on the Cali
fornia and Oregon route, but having the
consumption, had gone to Los Angeles, ex-
pecting that the climate would effect a cure.
INSANE. Officer jackson yesterday ar
rested an insane man named l.. Dutli, who
had been boarding at the California Hotel,
on Front street and who wanted to chastise
the proprietor, Frank Schiller, for presenting
a bill. When taken to the police office about
$50 was found in his pockets. When the Of
fcer went TO lock him up he attempted to
run away, but was captured at the door.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer San Joaquin
No. went up the river Sunday night. and
the Harriet came down with barge of grain.
The San Joaquin came 1p. and returned TO
San Francisco with a general cargo. The
steamer Relief came up from San Francisco
with barge OF lumber for the friend
Terry Lumber Company and ". e. Frazer.
For AssAULr To MURDER.-The exalnina-
ton of Amile Cali, for assault to murder A.
Pasquena at Twentieth and Y streets, several
weeks since, was to have taken place in jus
tice Gilmer's Court yesterday, but was con-
tinued to 10 o'clock this morning.
SWITCH City Railway Company yes
terday put in a turnout on the O-street line,
Just east Of Tenth, which will enable the
street cars to make their time with greater
accuracy.
TRADE MARK.-W. A. & C. s. Houghton
fled yesterday in the Secretary OF States
Office claim to trademark for the Excelsior
Mills Commercial Note-paper.
L F. CUTTERS OLD BOURBON. cele.
brated Whisky is for sale by all first-elass
druggists and groccrs. Trade mGrk-Star
within Shield.
EyenypopY uses Chesieys Rock l. Rye. All
frst-class saloons keep it.