Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ID MAJ ISRAEL ENTERTAINMENT.-At 1uT
ner Hall last evening the Congregation B'na
Israel gave an entertainment and dance tina
was well attended and quite pleasant. Tn
exercises were opened with an overture b.
the orchestra, which was followed by an ora
ton, Battle of Ivy" by Albert Hart
piano duet by Prof. Rand and Miss Jenni
Logan; song, Schlafe Wohl, "sby Mrs. j
F. Cooper; song and dance, by Messrs
Flint and Gleason exhibition dancing, b.
little May Mcdonald; song. with fut
obligato, 10y Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Cooper anC
songs, Weep Not, Fond Heart" and -
Know Maiden Fair, by male quartet
r. Levy gave selections from =" Hamlet il
creditable manner, and Miss Matte Powers
recited :" Searching for the Slain" in excellent
style. The hall was cleared and those present
enjoyed dancing until late hour.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Feb
ruary oath: For Whittier, Fuller & Co., l!
cases ax-handles, 3 boxes moldibg; Central
Pacific Railroad Company, carload ma.
chinery; Weinstocl1 & LIbin, l bale and
cases dry goods, boxes hats, l box clothing
r. Stone & Co, boxes pads Jay Ander-
son, l box charts; Huntington, Hopkins 4
Co., bales fence wire II. G. Kirk Co.,
box drugs g. Lavenson, II boxes shoes
II. Fisher, l case dry goods Hall, Luhrs q
Co., 80 dozen brooms, 20 cases matches.
WARRANTS DRAwN.-The State Controller
yesterday issued warrants for the support OF
common schools as follows: To the Treasurer
of Santa Clara county, for 500, 694 Sc; Treas
urer of Colusa, for SIG, III % Treasurer oil
Yolo, S17,9i 50; Treasurer of Kern, 81
267 CO +; Treasurer of Tulare S19,53S 81
Treasurer of Shasta. S12,737 80; Treasurer
of MERGED, 1890 ga; Treasurer of Gala
veras, SD, $50 81; Treasurer of Yuba, S14,
SIS 90 /; Treasurer of Butte, S23, $50 0S
Treasurer of San Mateo, S14,275 81.
CHINESE CoNsTIrUT1oNALIrY.- Attor.
ney- General has received notice that on the
18th instant the case of ex parte Tiburcic
Parrot will come up for hearing on a writ OF
habeas corpus before the United States Cir
cult Court at San Francisco, at which time
will be considered the constitutionalty of the
law recently enacted to prevent corporations
from employing Chinese. At the same time,
also the constitutionality of the law to pre-
vent the eXhumation of bodies will be argued
before the same Court.
RIVER P1RATEs.-A small steamboat and
skif, belonging to B. 3. Brewer, were stolen
from their moorings on the Washington side
Wednesday night Constable Cantrell, of
Washington, and Peter Denny, found the
boats near Courtland yesterday, where they
had been abandoned. The same night set
of harness and three horse-collars We're stolen
from L. S. Stewards ranch, on the Freeport
road, three miles from the city. Both acts
are supposed TO have been committed by the
same parties.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court the
case of w. D. Stafford, charged with embez-
element, was continued till to-day r. FL.
NIackal, grand larceny, case continued to
March ID; All Lung. burglary, continued
till tomorrow Z; Dennis Welsh, robbery, con-
tinued till tomorrow Charles Boss, petit
larceny, continued till to-day Pat McLaugh-
lin was fined SO and costs for being drunk
Frank Mccormick pleaded guilty of chicken
stealing, ard will be sentenced to-day.
The SLIoKEYs. Mud has accumulated in
the tanks that are being removed from the
old water works building a mining outfit,
with immense hydraulic pipes, will be used
to sluice the slickens out on the adjacent lots.
The Trustees expect that if no great amount
of gold is found the soil whereabouts will be
greatly improved because of the former rich
qualities of the sands that the miners have
sent down.
FoR ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-In the Police
Court yesterday Dennis Welsh was held tc
answer on a charge of attempted robbery. He
stopped a printer a few nights since and de-
manded money, but when arrested he had
$40 in his pockets. He has the appearance
of being deInerted, and his selection of vic
tim should be enough to prove his fitness for
an inmates position in asylum.
INcoRpoRATED.-Artic of incorporation
have been fled of the Tonite Powder Com
panv. of San Francisco, for general nanufac.
turing and dealing purposes in powders and
explosives of all descriptions. Capital, S10,-
OOO. 600, in 500 shares. Observation-Disclosures
Smith, Jr, VIM. Let's Oliver, Lester l.
Robinson, Julius Baum and John Wedder
spoon.
FREIGHT MoyEMENTs.-There were for
warded to the East Yesterday car loads o.
barley, of wiue of red oil, l of rags, L o.
merchandise, l OF leather and l of sheep
There were received here car loads of wood
2 of gravel, l of wagons, l of household
goods, 10 of lumber, of merchandise, o.
sundries, 1 of barley and of coal.
RESOLUTION TRANsMITTED.-The Governor
Yesterday transmitted to Congress Assembly
tablishing a postal telegraph system through
out the United States, and also Assembly
Concurrent Resolution No. 10, relative tt
protection Of rivers, cities and agriculture
lands of this State.
COUNTY MONET. = Auditor Gerber anC
Sheriff Drew yesterday counted the none,
in the vaults of the County Treasury, ant
found on hand S179, 96, exactly tn,
amount which the Auditors books showed
should be there; S159, $50 of it was in golC
coin, and SO, SO % in silver.
SHER1FF's APPOINTMENTS. : Sheriff-elec
HeiIbron will take charge of the Sheriff
office next Monday, and will retain A. II
Estill as Under Sheriff, George Newbert. tn
present Jailer, and Deputy Joseph orn
Jacob Heintz and Ben. J. Chambers vii
also be appointed deputies.
New VoTERs.-In the Superior Court yes
terday Michael Foley, native of Ireland
was admitted to citizenship upon the test
mony of Michael Reguey and I. jeffrey
also Jeremiah johnson, native OF Sweden
upon the testimony of j. II. Quatman an'
l.. j. Glason.
CHINESE FIGHT.-Ah Now and All Fay
two decrepit, half-blind Cinnamon, had
prolonged fight on the edge of China slougl
yesterday. Rsg hooks and knives wer
freely used, but no fatal wounds were made
Special officer Harrison arrested the offend
ers.
A PUBLIC ANNoYANcE.-At various time
lately water has been shut off from portion
of the city without any notice being given
Due publication should be made in order t.
lessen the annoyance by giving people tim
to prepare for it.
SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTER. = The supple
mept to the County Register, which is bein
prepared for use at the city election, will b
completed in a few days. 1t will contain
about 300 names.
MULES FoR SALE.-Fifty-four head c
large Young work mules, just arrived froI
Kentucky. and for sale at the Mark 1opkin
Rsrn Sixteenth and f streets. Approve
notes taken if desired. w. L. WILSON"
rp.NRpRgY SAUcE.-Get it at II. e
pauIk's. Cash Grocery, Sl4 K street,