Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-14
The Board then adjourned.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH STATE MEETING
There was good Attendance at the Christian
Church camp grounds at East Park Grove
yesterday, and good order prevailed day and
evening. Services began at A NJ, with a
prayer meeting conducted by Mr.. Sharp of
San Francisco. At A. u. the Convention
assembled aud was called to order by the
President. The Committee on Order of
Business reported an order as follows 1st-
Reports from churches 2i-RepoTts of
committees 3t-Reports from Evangelists;
18th Unfinished business; 5.h-New bust
ness. The report was adopted. Under the
first order reports from churches were made
by charges as follows: San Francisco Sac
ramento Oakland, San JOSE Santa Clara.
Saratoga HOLSTER, Santa Rosa, Ukiah,
Napa, IGkepoIt. Elmira and Winters.
Elders James Logan, A. Hawkins AMI J. ID.
Wilmott were appointed a committee on
the location Of the next State meeting.
a committee of three as also ordered to
consider the propriety of establishing a
church paper ON the Pacific Coast, and the
Chairman named as such committee Elders
z. b. Ware, W. H. Briggs and J. d. Viii
mott The Convention then adjourned until
Am At Il \. N. there was preaching by
Elder z. X Dibble, Of Santa Rosa. His
subject was " The witness Of the Spirit,
from he eighth apter If Romans There was
preaching also a. 2:30 by Elder j. Logan, on
tile subject Of The Christ Thought" The
discourse was listened t. with marked atten-
tioa hy the audience. lie was followed by
DIR. kendtick. Of oakland, wlo made some
interesting rem rks upon the preparation
for eternity. The Convention relssembled at
1 p. NJ, and reports were made from various
sections ct the State. The reports of the
eysnse!ists awakened much interest were re-
ceired as ereditable TO the church, and as
encouraging to the brotherhood. Last evening
Elder a. G. Proctor, cf Missouri, preached
to good audience. The exercises to day
will consist OF early devotional meeting.
preaching in the forenoon, afternoon and
evening, and sessions of the Convention.
To TIE ALLEY SwEEPERs AT BAsr-Judge
benson yesterday affirmed the action Of the
Police Court in the case Of Jacob Saith,
which came up GA appeal Smith was tried
in The lover Court on the charge Of yaSrancy.
for living in house Of iiIfame on J. street,
aud having 10 visible livelihood The case
was strongly contested, Smith claiming that
he kept the bar for his mahala, and that he
IL fact vas the proprietor, aud produced IL
ceu=es granted in hi4 name. These, il was
proved were only cover for his vagraucy,
aad 20. authorized By the woman Of the
hou-e' and he wss found guilty and sen
te0cei on June 25th tn 90 days in the County
Jail Hs took dislike u this, and appealed
to the Superior Court and has since been out
or bali. The action Of Judge Dcason yesterday
viii make him more disguised than ever, as
he VIII sew be compelled 10 return to durauce
vile, and take his number regularly for 90
DAYS 90 come among Shellars' alley sweepeTs,
- ~s oil =.
persons y boss bent Oh mind aud social tastes
lead them n live upon the shame Of women,
or even 20 occupy the position ijch the de-
fcudaut claimed IN his dsfe ie-that cf
presiding over bar il an l.-street seraglio.
BAT SHOOTING. The holder Of the cham
pian bat cur. James Parrot, was challenged
by George R3utier to shoot for the trophy
las. Sunday, and the match came eff az the
usual number of birds" ., and vas won
by R5utieT by score Of 10 to 49, Parrot
was very badly off and shot below his
capacity far. The two marksmen also shot
a match for s. a ii lie, with the sauae number
OF birds, and Reuter- won, killing 10 to
PArrotLs lG A third match was then shot
for 81 each between Routier, PARROT and S
S. Beede, and Parrot won. killing % An
other match followed TO u birds, in which
first m0rev, killing 10 out of the II, and Par.
rOtt, killing 9, got the second money. The
sport was full of interest, and the matches
were conducted with much spirit.
INCoRPoRATIoNs.- Of incorpora-
ton ha9e been fled in the office of the Sec
rotary of Sta.e as follows; Tohongo Gold
Mining Company, Of Los Angeles county
place Of business, San francisco Director
b. d. Smith. Andrew Thompson, l. Haight,
G.. W. Cuidahach, l. \. Thorne capital
stock. s. 600 600. divided into 30, 600 shares
of the value Il 800 each. Excelsior Powder
Company; place of business, Saa Franci.cs
Directors. Simon Phillips, C. Edward Muller,
J. Z WRIGHT y. f. Olsen, Joseph Barnet
capital s.oct. 800, 900; divided into 800
shares Of 800 value each.
DAyrrT, TIE AGITAToR.-Michael Dayitt
the Irish ari.ator, who has been ill at Omahe
some tine, Is announced as en- route for thi
coast IL i understood that he will arriv;
here Friday next and will be given recep
ton by admirers Saturday he ia to have 3
reception 81 O1kland, and on Sunday at Sar
Francisco.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE The Presidential
Reception Committee Is called tn meet al
ShC CDUts 8A"ttsc ~ .oO -lAlS SfSHAbb ob III
port2nt business.
MISSES AND CHILDRES's goat, raw-hide
tipped toe shoes, in lace and button. These
are something novel and far superior to tn,
collar tip; jus. received at the Red House.
"0vERooATs," ovzRcoATs," at the Me
chanics' Store.
STATIONERY" STATIONERY" at the 8te
chanics Store.
"KrD GLOVES" at the Mechanics Store.