Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-09
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CNiON RELIGIOUS AEETING.-Ihe union
prayer meeting held yesterday forenoon al
the NJ. E. Church South, as one of the week
of prayer series, was well attended and an
increased interest was manifested. The
meeting to be held this forenoon at the same
place viii be in charge Of Rev. II. II. Rice.
Subject Prayer for all nations; for su-
preIne rulers; for judges, magistrates, and
others iii authority for the enactment Of
Just laws; for recognition of the brotherhood
OF the nations and the cultivation Of mutual
respect, forbearance and good will for SOL
dlers and seamen, and for the cessation Of
war; for the devOut Observance of the day of
rest and OF the institutions of Christian wor-
ship Tor quietness, temperance and godli-
ness III every land Tim. ii. ii: Rom.
XII. Il; Col. ". 10; lisa. lviii. Is, ID. A
union meeting viii also be held this evening
at Sixth Street NJ. l.. Church, TO be con-
Quoted by Rev. DIR. Dwinell Five short
addresses by pastors Of the various churches
OF the city will be made, upon the subject of
The Christian Sabbath"
ISCoRPoRATIoN.-T were filed yester.
day in the office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of Elk Grove Lodge,
No. ga, I. o. o. Z Also, articles of in
corporation of the Verein Concordia, San
Francisco Directors-Ernst Moack, Jakob
Schlenker, John d. Schmitz, John Hassel-
busch, John Fleig. Also, articles of incor-
poration OF the Pacific College of Science
Oakland, Cal. Directors-Daniel Mclean,
Chas +. Case, |. 4. Cohn, G.. II. Houpt, j.
A. Mckee. Capital stock, S25, 900, divided
into shares of 800, to be issued in the form
of bonds. The object of the college is stated
to be the teaching of all branches of science,
and having also the feature of the admission
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on an equality with males. Also, H. S.
Croker Co, San Francisco, filed claim to
trade marks for CarroltOn Mills Commercial
Note Paper Chelmsford Satin Finish Letter
and imperial Parchment Letter.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT AssocIATIoN.-Re
ports at the last monthly meeting show the re-
ceipts by the Treasurer to have been in all
81, 542 70, from the following sources Final
State appropriation, 81, $50; donation, Mrs
E. 3. Crocl1er, 500; from friend, $40; collec-
tions for December, Sl72 70. Disbursements
as follows Deposited in Sacramento Savings
Bank, 1928 paid warrants to the amount of
1899 81 balance in treasury January l, 1880,
. 500 y Amount audited at the meeting,
500 %; previously audited, but unpaid,
$50 II total Indebtedness, 500 80. The
donations other than cash were Mems cloth
ing by Louis Jacobs; clothing, by Mr.. Kali
Ish, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. NJ. e. Lcomis,
and provisions from the Capital Hotel. Two
hundred and seveHty-seven persons were re-
Heved during The month, by 947 dispensa-
tons.
STATE PRINTING OFF1cE.-Captain J. D.
Young, late city editor of the RECORD UNION,
was yesterday appointed Superintendent of
State Printing, and, upon assuming the Office,
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keeper, James }. keegan; Foreman, f.. O..
Jefferis: Assistant Foreman, o. II. Tubbs
Night Foreman, H. A. Peabody; Foreman
of Job Office, w. Z. Oughton; Foreman of
press-room, John Simpson, reappointed. Mr..
Peabody was Foreman under the late State
Printer. Captain Young has already received
over one hundred applications for positions
in his Office, aud still they come. His regu-
lar appointments, however, are all made and
sufficient number, designated as extramen,
for all requirements that may arise.
LANES REPoRT.-The monthly report of
J. r. Lame, County Physician, shows that
during December 157 patients were admitted
to the hospital there was l birth and s
deaths. and 60 were discharged; 167 was the
largest number of inmates at any time, and
147 the smallest number; 15S remained on
December 3lst; 132 meals were furnished to
destitute applicants. There was expended
for subsistence, candles, oil and soap, 1872
for clothing. S145 % /; light, SO 10 feed and
seed grain, SSl wood, 1925 for liquor, dis
infectants, printing, hardware, horseshoeing
and incidental expenses, S176 60; for salaries
of County Physician and employees, 1888.
Total, S2511 %.
ORANGE TREEs.-A correspondent writes
as follows: The Los Angeles Express of
January Sd says that the nurserymen have
received from Sacramento an order for q, 900
orange trees, and doubts very much if the
order can be filled, as the late frosts have de-
stroved so many trees Mr.. Geary, of that
CITY. who had 70 coo trees ready for market,
informed them that three fourths of all young
orange trees We're frozen to the ground. This
wear no damage Of consequence has resulted
to the trees in Sacramento, which establishes
the fact that this is rs favorable climate as
any in the State for orange trees.
CONVICTED AND EscArED.-Justice Bell,
Of Washington, yesterday convicted eight
tramps Of vagrancy, aud sentenced them to
terms of from 10 to 30 days. In the after
noon. as Constable Cantrell and Deputy Car
penter were bringing them to the new depot
for the purpose Of taking them to Woodland,
four of the prisoners made break for lib
W.
One of them, however, made his appearance
near the train and hurled imprecations loud
and long at the officers as long as he eonsid-
cred the distance between them sufficiently
great
INsTALLATIoS.-At regular meeting of
Eel Dorado Lodge, No. S, l. o. o. F., held on
Monday, January 9TH, the following officers
were installed by. District Deputy J. Lawton:
NC, H. c. Hayes; " G., NJ. A. How
ard R. S, Frank Anthony p. s., n. B.
Hannes Treasurer, C. c. Taft After the
installation the members repaired TO the
banouet hall and were served with sump-
tuous banquet, followed by speeches from the
elected officers and visiting brothers and
members. The best of good feeling prevailed
throughout and very enjoyable time was
had.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Janu-
ary 9th, to arrive tonight For Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, 200 channels, % packages
and 3 cases hardware. cases asbestos pack
ing. water gauge. SO plates OF iron W. ID.
Csmstock. 6 boxes chairs; Hayford Bros. X
CO., barrels whisky; w. A: !. >.
Houghton, box plain paper bindley Il 20,
box cigars Standard Oil Co., 20 cases OIL
ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT. = T. H.
AIilleken, who has been acting as agent for
F. Davis & Son, wagon dealers at So J
street, was arrested at Gait yesterday on a
warrant charging him with embezzling about
$500 belonging to the firm. The prisoner was
t-ousht back to the city by officer Woods.
RA1NFALL.-Th rainfall Wednesday night,
according to Mr. Gerrish's gauge, amounted
20 .121 of an inch, making total for the
month of .249 of an inch, and for the season,
up to last night 6 294 inches. In 1879. TO
date. we had but l. 1856, and in 1878, to date,
S.279 inches.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS carload each
of wool, merchandise and alfalfa seed were
forwarded to the East yesterday. There
we're received here the following full carloads
Of local freight: One of hides, of sundries, of
Gravel. of wood, l of sewer pipe, of mer-
ohandise.
EN ROUTE. = Sheriff iMcCoy, of Yuba
county. passed through the city yesterday,
an route for Stockton with Riley Lane, an
insane man.