Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-13
BILLS SIGNED.

| Garter, OF Red Bluff, well known IN Sacra-
| mento, and of Mrs. Felix Tracy, of this city.
BILLS SIGNED.
Governor Perkins up to P. N. yesterday
had signed aud certified to the Secretary
of State these additional bills, making 104
in all
Senate Bill No 304-To amend an Act en-
titled an Act for increasing the law library
of the corporation known as the San Fran
cisco Law Library, and to secure the use of
the same to the Courts held at San Fran
cisco, the bar, the city and county govern
ment, and the people of the city and county
of San Francisco, approved March 9, 1870
Chapter So.
Senate Bill No. 336-To provide for the
erection of building for the use of the Nor
NAL School. Chapter 81.
Senate Bill No 52S-To amend Section
37l4 of an Act entitled an Act to establish
Political Code, approved March II, 1872,
relating to revenue. Chapter "a.
Senate Bill No. 555-Making an appropri-
alton for the State Printing Office for the
fiscal year ending June so, 1880. Chapter 81.
Senate Bill No. 63-To provide for the
speedy completion of the Branch State Prison
at Folsom. Chapter 80.
Senate Bill No 96-To amend Sections l
and 3 of an Act entitled an Act giving
lien to loggers and laborers employed in log
ging camps upon the logs cut and hauled by
the persons who employ them, approved
March 80. 1873. Chapter 49,
Senate Bill No. 21S-To prohibit the issu-
ance of licenses to aliens not eligible to be-
come electors of the State of California
Chapter 81.
Senate Bill No. 227-To amend Section
222l of the Political Code, relating to trans
portation of insane persons to asylums. Chap
ter SO.
Senate Bill No. 2S5-To amend Sections
1853 and 939 of the Code of Civil Procedure,
relating to proceedings in partition aud APP
peals therefrom. Chapter 80.
THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.-The Irish Re-
lief Committee, having finished its collections
is DESTROYS that parties having tickets or SUBJ
scriptions to account for will call upon James
Mcclure. The gentlemen having charge of
the affair are very anxious to be relieved from
duty, and call upon all parties to make final
returns. The following subscriptions have
been received since the last report Mrs.
Mary Welsh, ST. % N. 2. Gilman, 81 so;
Hugh Duffy, $40; D. Z. Woods, 81 so;
James Heren, 81 so; w. J. O'Brine, 81 so;
John Burke, 81 80; J. ?. White, 50 50;
Edward Glospie, 81 80; 2. Hogan, 81; NJ.
Burnes, 81 80; w. j. Cavanaugh. 81; NJ.
Jefferson 81 John Burnes, 81; p Cronan,
ST. p j. Brown. 81; Thomas Rose, 81
John O'Connell, 81; Harry O'Keefe, 81 ;
Peter Mitchell, 81; John Hughes, 81 P.
Mcdonald, 81; Robert 0. Malone, 81; Chas.
Ryne, 81. Mr.. Mcclure has received the
following: Mansion House Fund for the
relief of distress in Ireland. Dublin, March
IS, 1SSO.-James Mcclure, ESQ, Treasurer
Irish Relief Committee, Standardization
Sir: am directed by the Lord Mayor to |
acknowledge your favor of the 21st ultimo,
covering draft for e306 three hundred and
six poundS) sterling, to above fund; also to
convey to you, and through you to the citi-
zens of Sacramento, the warmest thanks of
this committee for their liberal contributions
l now beg To inclose official receipt Yours
faithfully, w. H. WRIGHT, Assistant Secre-
tary."
INcoRPoRATIoNs.-Arti of incorpora-
ton were filed in the Secretary of States
Office yesterday OF the Grangeville and
Antioch Railroad Company-to operate a
railroad from point between the mouth of
the San Joaquin river known as Moore's
Landing to Graysonville, in Stanislaus
county, being 30 miles. Principal place of
business, Grangeyille, Tulare county; Di-
rectors-A. Bradley, j. j. Doyle, +. Wyruck,
j. l.. Sullivan, w. II. Worsinck, G.. H.
Hackett and III. II. Brown; capital stock,
S250,OO0; shares, $500, of 500 each. For
each mile there has been subscribed 81 900 .
Also. articles of the San Francisco and
Northern Railway Company-to operate a
railway line from San Francisco, by way OF
Saucelito to 1.-The Junction" near San Ra-
fael, II miles; also, from San Francisco, by
way of San Quentin and San Rafael, to Dun
cans Mills, Sonoma county, so miles. Place
of business. San Francisco Directors-G.
Homan,a William Steel, ]. w. Coleman,
Thomas Brown. X. Van 0terendorp; capital
stock, 100000; 10000 shares, 500 each;
the Woodland Water Company-to supply
Woodland with water. DirectOrs-A. D.
Porter, James Viers, r. H. Beamer. Reu.
hen Fritz, c. w. Myrick; capital stock,
$50 600, in 300 shares, of 500 each /; stock
actually subscribed, $4,000.
RESULT OF THE MATcH.-The result of the
shooting by the Forester Club at It's recent
match was 10 single rises 81 yards and so
yards boundary: W. E. Gerber, 10; James
Parrott, 10; w. B. Hamilton, 10; J. NJ
Hotz, 9; w. B. Scott, 9; J L. Zuver, 8;
VIM Verify. s; J. W. Todd, s; VIM. Kim
Der, 8; j. Ankener s; H. Jones, 6; J. Z.
Kane, 6; J. d. Young, 6 NJ. 4. Odell, 5
A. A. Cook, 5; H. Eckhart, 4 j. J. Bauer,
2. Ties, 3 pair doubles Is yards rise Ger
Der, 6 /; Parrott, 6 /; Hamilton, 5. The second
tie Stood Gerber. 5 !; Parrott, 5; and the
third tie resulted in the same way. The men
started in again, but all the good birds, it
was found, had given out. Gerber says he
and PARROT have agreed to carry the first
club medal two weeks each and call the
match even. The ties on the 9's for the Sec
! ond club medal were shot off at so yards rise,
but the result did not determine possession
of the medal Hetz killed 4, Scott and
Zuber 3, when the birds were all gone and
the shooting had to cease.
A ISLANDER ON TEAcHERs.-A reporter the
other day found thirteen school boys playing
about pond Of water in the upper part of
the city. and informed them that it was
eleven minutes after l o'clock, whereat one
urchin cried, Boys, school s tux in long
ago-run !" And away scampered twelve OF
them. One fingered and moved but slowly
toward the temple of wisdom, block away.
why don't you hurry up, my lad ?" he was
| asked. "Oh, what s use, ketch gowdy any
how" Why, no, replied the man of news
your safety lies in the fact there's too many
| of you tardy to be whipped" Blu. the wise
boy gave answer thus " Don't you fret
yerself, mister, our teacher 3 whaled fourteen
in one day fore now, an there's emily thirteen
of u.s. and then he lounged off toward the
foundation-st0ne of the Republic, and the
plumbago corporal made a note about the I'M
lucky number thirteen.
SECOND ANNUAL PIcN1c.-The second an
nual picnic of St. Paul's Episcopal Church
will be held at Natoma Grove. Wednesday,
Nav 9Th. Their former picnic was very en-
joyable one, and this viii doubtless be equally
pleasant.
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, Sacramento, April
u, lSS0.-In regard to rumors that was one
of five, or any other number of men, to sub.
scribe one hundred (S100) dollars, or any other
sum, to drive Mrs. Fitzgerald out of San
Jose, Santa Clara county, Cal. is an absolute
| falsehood. DANIEL FRIsK.s