Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tuolumne county and principal place OF Dusl
ness at San Francisco. Directors-C. Il
HowlAnd. Wn. Murray, J, E, MeacAam, r
J. Creighton and A.. F. Main. Capital stock,
81, 600 coo. Also, articles of incorporation
of the Lucky Hill Consolidated Company,
whose mine is located in Esmeralda county,
Nevada, and headquarters Of company at San
Francisco. Capital stock, 500, 600. Direct.
ors-E. J. Baldwin, w. A. Lampe, +. A.
Haupe, Alexander MacAbee and I. G..
Lampe. Also, articles of incorporation OF
the General Jackson Mining Company, with
claim located in same county and State, and
with principal office of company at San
Francisco. Capital stock. SO 100000. Di-
rectors-John P. Jones, T. A. Hanke, VIM.
H. Sears, J. F. jackson, Geo. w. Fisher.
Also. articles of incorporation of the Los
Angeles Farming and Milling Company, or
ganized for the purpose of acquiring lands
and doing a general farming business ald
also to deal in grain, making flour, etc. Prin-
cipal place of business is to be at San Fran
cisco. Directors-Wm. Scholle, Louis Sachs,
Solomon Lipman, Levi Strauss and Edwin
F. Bunnell, of San Francisco, and Isaac
Lankershim and Isaac n. Van Mugs, OF Los
Angeles. Capital stock, $4,000, divided
into shares of $50 each.
PUBLIC IYsTALLATIoE.-On Saturday even
ing the members of Silvan Lodge, No. 2 /.
o. G. T., extended invitations to the men,
bers of the Order in the city, and to rs many
not members of the Order as their hall would
accommodate, to witness the installation of
officers for the current quarter, the ceremo-
MES of which were conducted by the G. w.
C. T., Judge Robert Thompson, of San
Francisco, as follows: W. Z: T., Louis h.
Norton; w. r. H., Miss Adela Johns; w.
/. II. s., Mrs. Ida NJ. Katzenstein w. V.
r., Mrs. +. E. Stinson w. Chap, Mis-. Z.
P. Kuntoon; w. S, Frank ii. Kiefer; w.
A. S., Miss Annie Walker; w. f. s., J. NJ.
Haight; w. f., L. c. Chandler; w. NJ, }.
P. Counts; w. d. NJ, Miss Nettie Real !;
WI c., Miss Estella Powell; w. 0. c.,
John Buser; p. w. G. T., John e. Caswell.
Short speeches by the G. w. c. T., members
of the Legislature, and others, together with
singing, Rotations, etc, followed, after
which refreshments were served by the ladies
of the Lodge, and O general social reunion
followed. There was no dancing, though ar
unofficial announcement that there would be
had been made, the Lodge having long since
resolved not to connect a ball in any way
with the Gel emonies of the Order. The affair
was an enjoyable and successful one In all
respects.
ACCIDENT FROM FIRE.-Another accident.
the result of playing with fire, is reported.
A correspondent Of the RECORD UNION,
writing from near Latrobe, says that on the
4th inst, at Brandon's ranch, Minnie, the
youngest daughter of 4. T. Brandon, met
with a severe accident. She was playing with
fire in the field when her clothing took fire.
She was severely burned about the legs, arms
and back, Her outcries attracted the attea-
ton Of her eldest brother, who finally put out
her burning clothes by rolling her on the
ground, but not without being badly burned
himself about the hands. The fact that the
fire first took on the clothing at her back pre-
vented serious injury to vital organs, and the
child, though dangerously burned, will re-
cover.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. The Colville
Troupe Saturday night closed one of the most
successful of engagements. The play was
the burlezque Robinson Crusoe" 1t pleased,
but was not equal to that given by the Rice
Surprise party. Everleigh IS handsomer than
Atherton but not SO gooda Crusoe, Reed more
witty than Mestayer but not so good Jim
Cox. while Willie Edouin's Friday was like
day to night compared with that presented
on this occasion. Then, too, one of the best
characters was wholly omitted. The Col
villes announced the piece as produced by the
Rice's to be garbled. Perhaps 1t was, but If
so twas the better of the two.
A TELLING GAG.-In the burlesque of
"Robinson Crusoe" at the Metropolitan Sat
urday night, Jim Cox, hard put to make a
raise for his bereft, exclaimed, Something
must be done-with the Metropolitan The
ater." and while the audience applauded
Reed pondered. "What would you do with
it. Jimgn asked handsome little Everleigh,
the Crusoe of the hour. ?" cried the ex-
periencsd actor, L? Why sell 1t and buy a
new one :" and then the house did applaud.
CITY PAYMENTS. following sums were
paid into the city treasury for the week end
ing Saturday, February 18th: By w. G..
Farnsworth. cemetery dues, S73; r. D. Scri-
yer. water rates, 81, 247 %; n. A. Kidder
harbor dues, SO; E. II. Mckee, rent, S41 (;
w. A. Henry, Police Court fines, Sl3 30 /;
George A. Putnam, city licenses, S4O3 20 /;
dog licenses, S57 60; street assessments, 81, :
234 81: George \. Blanchard, S249 "A; to-
tal, 81, 500 81.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The temperance
meeting of the Champions of the Red Cross,
at the Sixth-street II L. Church, was well
attended. 1t was addressed by Rev. c. v.
Anthony on the Principles OF Champion
shin" Rev A +. Hitchcock also addressed
the meeting upon the Beneficiary System
of the Organization. There was singing b.?
a select choir, and Miss 5. V. Moore accom-
panied at the organ.
ARcHERY.-The interest in archery is re.
vivins with the approach of spring. a new
club is being formed out of the remains of
the Red Cloud ganization-recently dis
solved-and practice matches will begin in a
few DAYS. The Capital Bow Club is prepar-
ing for the seasons practice also, and the
promise is that the spring and summer season
will witness great activity in this field sport.
TITLES TO THEIR NAMES Brigadier- Cen
eral Sheehan has made additional appoint
mept OF staff officers for the Fourth Brigade
p !. Harvey, for long time Assistant Ad-
it1tant- General under General 2. Z. Walsh,
is named as Major and Assistant Adjutant-
General. Harry w. Carroll. now a Captain
in the State University Cadet Corps, is named
Major and Engineer Officer.
SMART Mantle Vallejo Cluoaiclc has a
smart man at work. Here is one of his
.soozipos.p lyon can't make Sacramento
oirl hlIsb. Chinese veruilhon Is the only
thing that viii DO it." Oh, yes, there Is one
other thing that would bring the indication
of shocked modesty to her cheek-an intro
duction to e. at smart :" oozer.
SErrLEl wrrH The STATE. L. Treat,
Treasurer of Calaveras county, upon quar-
terly settlement made on SATURDAY.. paid to
the State Sc, 7Sl 16. Also, David Williams,
of Lske county, upon like settlement, pad
in ST., AS 10.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court Sat
urday, All Toy, All Site and All Ding, who
were charged with violating the wash-house
ordinance, were discharged upon payment OF
costs and promise to change their place OF
business.
In BoDY.-At the Governors reception
Friday night sixty members of the Grand
Lodge A. o. U. W. formed in line and paid
their respects to the hosts of the evening 8 by
wholesale" as one of the number put it.
WASHINGTON FIRE.-The residence of Mrs.
Cummings, at Washington, caught FIRE Satur-
day. but the flames were extinguished before
any damage had been done, except to the roof
near the flue.