Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-08

ANOTHER BODY FoUND.-Ye sterday fore
noon about 10 o'clock an object was noticed
floating in the Sacramento river near the
mouth of the American, and when it neared
the railroad bridge was discovered by VIII.
lam Baldwin to be the back of human
body, with the head and limbs underneath
the water. He Immediately procured boat
and followed after it to opposite 0 street,
when he took it into the boat and to the
the Coroner, who soon after removed the
body to his Office. An inquest was held last
evening, and from key-tag found on the
body with the name of G. A. Rogers, Yuba
City, verdict was rendered that the jury
were of the opinion that his name was G. A.
Rogers. and the cause of his death accidental
drowning. Subsequently Z. l.. Coulburn, of
this city, visited the Coroner's office and
stated that he was intimately acquainted
with G. A. Rogers, of Yuba City; that he
was drowned while out rowing at that place
two or three months ago, and his body was
not recovered, and although the body is not
recognizable except by the clothing, he was
satisfied these were the remains of Mr..
Roger, and telegraphed the relatives of de-
ceased accordingly.
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB-The
meeting was called to order at s o'clock last
evening by Ed. F. Taylor, temporary Chair.
man of the club. Gus. Weimann acted as
temporary Secretary. The Committee on
Permanent Organization made the following
report: That the club be named the Gar
field and Arthur Club of the Third Ward
the permanent officers of the club to be
President, Ed. f. Taylor; Vice Presidents
i. r. Dray, J. NJ. Ripley, ID. ellis, VIA.
Gwynn and ]. r. Watson Secretaries, Win.
J. Davis and Gus. Weimann Treasurer, w.
A. Houghton Executive Communications
F. Sheehan. Fred. Kim, Frank Smith, Ben.
Billiard, Jr.. and James 1. Felter. The
committee also reported constitution and
bylaws, which report was unanimously
adopted. The report of the committee APP
pointed to secure a hall was referred to the
appearing the club adjourned to meet at the
call of the Executive Committee.
REPUBLICAN LKGIoN.-Pursuant to the call
of the President, the Republican Legion met
in the Superior Courtroom at the Court
house last evening In the absence of the
President, c. N Post, E. l. Robinson was
on motion elected temporary Chairman. The
approved. The committee appointed at the
last meeting of the Legion to name the
Executive Committee, to consist of ore
member from each ward and one at large,
reported the following selection William
Petrie, from the First Ward; Philip Herzog,
Second Ward Win. j Davis. Third Ward !;
Geo. O. Bates, Fourth Ward and w. A.
Houghton at large-who were unanimously
elected. On motion, the Secretary was di.
rected to notify the absent members Of the
committee of their appointment The meet
ing then adjourned, to meet at the call of the
President.
CHIEFS RAISED The following chiefs of
Owosso Tribe. No. 80, Imp. o. r. NJ, were
raised up last night by District Deputy G. E.
Spencer s., A. w. Nelson; S. s., G. w.
Nichols; J. s., NJ. w. Hanrahan; C. of r.,
P. J. Spacher; K of W., L. B. Osler; f.
c., +. G. Umphrey; +. s., R. B. Harmon /;
S. s., d. E. Alexander F. W., 4. Griswold !;
S. W., p. T. Buckley; T. W., G. Z. Miller /;
f. w. A. Olsen f. B.. II. E. Greer S. B.,
S. b. Clink t. B.. c. Anderson Z. B., w.
Il. Morris.
A CoRREcTIoN.-The statement heretofore
made as published in the Redwood City "a
pers, to the effect that Rev. j.. II. g. Bonte
had been installed as Rector of the Episcopal
Church at that place, is an error. Mr.. Bonte
has of late been in San Francisco upon bust
ness. and, as usual, while there placed his
services in the hands of Bishop Kip, and last
Sabbath preached at Redwood City, but has
no connection with the rectorship there.
BOARD OF EDucArroN-The Board of Ed
ucation got together last night and it turned
out that no call fer the meeting had beer
made. but that the call is for tonight at
o'clock.
CoLusA NoTARY-Governor Perkins ha!
appointed L. A. Mcintosh Notary Public fol
the county of Coiusa to reside at st. Johns
vice G. w. Benedict, resigned
POLICE ARRESTS. Arrests were made il
the city yesterday as follows: Mike McCool
drunk, by Deputy Constable Knox.