Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ton were yesterday filed in the Secretary Of
States office of the Hard Pan Gold Mining
Company of Chicago, Illinois, the object Of
the company being So to do a general mining
business in California" Capital stock. SO.
900, divided into shares of 500 each,
Charles Atwood, Waldemar Allstrom and
Austin L. Patterson of Chicago are the Di-
rectors. and each subscriber to one-third OF
the entire stock. Also articles of incorpora.
ton of the Tip Top Gold Mining Company
of Chicago, Illinois, and of the Wide Awake
Gold Mining Company of Chicago, Illinois,
also organized to do general mining bust
ness in California. and having a capital stock
of $40, GOO, COO each. with the same Directors
as given IN the aforementioned company,
and with the full amount of stock subscribed
equally between them. Also articles of in
corporation of the Monte Cristo Gold Mining
Company of Chicago. Illinois, to do gen.
eral mining business in California" Capital
stock, $40, 000 900, divided into shares of $780,
and which, with the exception of fifty shares,
is all subscribed by the three stockholders of
the foregoing companies. Directors-C. F.
Morse, E. +. Richardson, j. e. McMullen,
+. w. Palmer, F. E. Morse, Charles Atwood,
A. i. Patterson and w. Allstrom. The
present operations of these companies are
directed to Plumas county, where the Direct
ors lhave recently spent some time, and since
returned East. John Tucker of Plumas
county has been duly appointed special agent
for all these companies, upon whom legal
process may be served.
ALARMED. morning recently as Po-
lice Judge Henry was vending his way from
his residence to the Courtroom he was ap-
preached by a hungry man and importuned
for money, the applicant stating that he was
very hungry and would be grateful for the
smallest favor. The austere Judge, whose
name is now familiar with the criminal
classes, paused and addressed the young
man as follows 'Young man, | will satisfy
you, but If you are deceiVing Inc, and are a
thief, you will shortly he arrested for some
0tfense. You will then be brought before me
for trial. and woe be unto you" He was
quickly recognized by his speech, and the
poor fellow, fearing punishment for his i'm
portunities, would have hurried away, but
was kindly detained, taken into restaurant
and given all the food his appetite craved.
AN OPIUM CAsE,-In the case of Lee Yung,
charged with keeping an opium den, which
was on trial in the Police Court yesterday,
w. A. Anderson, defendants counsel, sub
mitted demurrer claiming that the Opium
ordinance was in conflict with the Federal
Constitution, which provides that Congress
alone shall regulate commerce between the
several States and foreign countries, and that
a State has not the right to levy tax or i'm
post upon, or prohibit the use or sale of,
articles imported under the laws of the
United States. The demurrer was overrGled,
but the defendant was discharged for want of
sufficient evidence.
INsrALLATIoN.-Th following officers of
Capitol Lodge, No 81, I. O. G. T., have
been installed; W. C. T., Mr. Samuel Kat
zenstein; w. L. H. s., Miss Lizzie Meek;
w. r. III. S., Mrs. Belle Hall; w. V. T.,
Mrs. George Smith; w. r. s., Mr. A. NJ.
Plato w. A. s., Miss Susie Folger w. +.
s., Mr.. Ed Katzenstein; W. T., Miss Jen-
ME Logan; w. NJ, Mr. n J. Malone: w.
d. NJ Miss Ella Williams; W. c.. Miss
Annie Nelson; w. [. G., Mrs. A A. Catlin !;
w. o. G., Mr.. G. j. Young.
FIsHERMAN's LUcK.-The continued cold
nights are complained of by the fishermen as
having rendered their business poorer than
has been hardly ever known on this river
They report that the total catch of salmon by
all boats between Steamboat Slough and this
city will not average to exceed twenty per
day, and that nearly all other kinds of fish
with which the market of Sacramento is sup
piled at present are brought from the Bay.
PAID TO THE STATE.-The Board of Harbor
Commissioners yesteI day made settlement
with Controller Ken6eld and paid S13, III "a
to the State. A G. Kean, Treasurer of Yolo
l. L.
and paid in $55, 791 o. Also, State Treasurer
We'll settled with the Controller for interest
on bonds held il trust for the benefit of the
school fund. paying the sum of S14, AS Is.
CONTINUED. esterday the demurrer of
w. A. Anderson, counsel for r. F. Fitzger-
aid, charged with al attempt to extort money,
was argued before Police Judge Henry and
overruled. The hearing of the case was con-
tinted The officers expect there will be
some delay III securing jury. George Cad
walader and Charles Z. Jones appeared for
the prosecution.
Police CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Lew Tom was sentenced to $3.50 and
costs for the theft of an opium pipe :. Lee
Yung, accused of keeping an opium den, was
discharged for want of prosecution the case
of All Toy and All Site, for violating wash
house ordinance, was continued to the 9Th
Thomas Harrison. for disturbing the peace,
was fined 50 and costs.
WARRANTS Observation-Disclosures were issued
by the State Controller yesterday in favor of
Frank w. Gross, for expenses of the Supreme
Court for January, S406; and to the Capital
Gas Company, for gas used in the Capitol
building and grounds during the month of
January, $3.50.
Board OF SUpERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors yesterday transacted no business,
except to adopt a resolution instructirg the
Building Committee to call the attention of
the Chief Engineer to the erection of the
building now in progress just west of the
Courtyard.
4 FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. There were for
warded to the East yesterday l carload of
borax, of barley, of salmon, of wine. 2
of silk and wool. There were received here
l carload of hogs, l of merchandise, . of
sundries, 8 of wool and of lumber.
COUNTRY PARTY Fifteen couples of young
people went out to party given night before
last at the residence of John Houston, II
miles from the city, and returned well salts
fed that country parties We're more enjoyable
than those given in crowded hall.
COMMERCIAL steamer Harriet went
up the river Tuesday night after grain, and
the Governor Dana yesterday. The G. NJ.
Small came down from Marysville with a
barge load Of grain.
PRELIMINARY ExAAIINATIoN.-The case of
Daniel 0Connor, charged with assault to
commit murder, viii come up for hearing be-
fore Justice Buckingham, of Washington, at
10 o'clock to-day.
NATuRALIzED.-In the Superior Court yes
terdry Manuel Manner De Silva, a native of
Azores Island, admitted to citizenship upon
the testimony of NJ. J. King and Joseph
Dias.
LIGHT BUSINESS. business has been
transacted in the Sheriff's Office, in criminal
and civil matters, during the past month.
than in any preceding January for years.
New CHAMBERs.-A suite of rooms lust
across the corridor from Judge Denson's
chambers have been furnished in good style
for the use Of Superior Judge Clark.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-The Governor
has appointed Hamilton Fulton as Commits
sioner of Deeds for the State Of California,
to reside at London, England.