Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-03
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

En- RoUTa TO FoLsoM-Y yesterday Charles
6prout, alias Michael McCarty, and Charles
D. Woods, of this city, passed through from
Woodland, en- route for the Folsom State
Prison, in charge of Sheriff Rahm, under
sentence OF one year each for burglary COM
mitted up the river in Yolo county by steal
ing 900 sacks out of building and boat,
with which they got away with their plum
der. The owner of the property at the time
of the burglary followed up the trail con-
Meeting them with it and found the property
secreted in the brush by the river, where it
had been carried from the boat. The parties
we're soon after discovered, and Woods de-
olsred he could not be taken, and started to
d1aw revolver, when the owner of the
stolen property struck him with his fist in
the auriculaI region, leveling him with the
ground in the vicinity, aud it was thought at
first had saved the expense of a trial by hav-
ing broken his neck. He soon, however, dis
appointed his pursuer by unnecessarily re-
Stunning life, but adjourned all further resist
snce. They were taken to Woodland, when
they pleaded guilty and were sentenced as
above stated Sprout gave the name of Mike
McCarty. and it was not known to be an
alias until the Sheriff reached this city with
him Yesterday en- route to Folsom, when he
was at once recognized by the police as
Charles Sprout, of this city. They are both
wel-known to the police, having been pre-
yiously sent up for a term in San Quentin
from this county.
THE REASON WHY.-The proclamation of
Governor Perkins, declaring September 9th
legal holiday, gives these reasons for the
action taken: Whereas petitions have been
received by me from the cities Of San Fran
CISCO Sacramento and Oakland, signed by
the leading citizens thereof, and personal re-
quests have been made to me by citizens
from different portions of the State, asking
that Thursday, the 9th day of September, be
declared legal holiday, it being the thirtieth
anniversary OF the admission of California
into the Union and, whereas, the law re-
quires the State troops to parade on that
day, and as stated by the petitioners, most of
che young men who are members OF com
panies are so employed that unless the occa-
sion is made legal holiday they cannot par
ticipate in the parade and, whereas, his
EXceliency, the President OF the United
States, Is expected to arrive on that date,
Just sense Uf propfiety and respect to the
Chief Magistrate of the nation would seem
90 demand from us some such recognition
now, therefore, l, George q. Perkins, Gov
srnor Of the State Of California, by authority
of the power vested in me, do hereby appoint
Thursday, the 9sh day of September, 1850,
public holiday, and earnestly request that all
business be suspended on that day throughout
the State, and that the citizens thereof de-
vote themselves TO rational pleasures and en-
ioyments."
INooRPoRLrED.-Articl of incorporation
have been fled in the Office of the Secretary
OF State as follows Bank Of Willows; loca-
ton, Willows Colusa county; object, bank
ing capital stock, $500, 600, in 1900 shares
Of 500 each actually subscribed, 1920
shares Trustees, n d. Ri1eout, W. c.
Becher, A A Jackson. G. II. Merrill and
Wm Q. Murdoch Heath Mining Com
pany of Piumas county; place of business,
Gllroy Directors, IL. G. Morey, Z. a.
Heath, Frank Smith, !. \. Baxter, NJ. j..
Hunter; capital stock, s., COO 600, in $4,000
shares Of SlO0 each. Putnam Mining Company
OF Nevada couatF; place Of business, San
Francisco: Director, l., +. Page. A. X.
hartnell j. B. Cseboit, j. W. Whitaker,
W. Mu lgett; capital stock, Sl0,000,000, in
100, coo shares OF 500 each tiraed Grove OF
United Ancient Order of Druids of CslifOr
mia /; Directors, George w. Peckham, George
Cross, Louis Schsfer place OF business San
Francisco. Vulcan Consolidated Mining
Company, Lyon county, Nevada; place OF
business, San Francisco Directors, a. +.
BeDismia, f. Sporting, Geo. T. Knox, Z. d.
Olmstead, n. II. Sperlng capital stock,
SO, 900, in 100, coo shares OF 500 each.
MERCHANDISE REroBT. The following
freight Tor Sacramento passed Ogden on the
3lst: For Adams, Mcneil / Co., IS pack
ages, 20 boxes and kegs tobacco; r. Stone
& Co., ca1e3 saddlery Lindloy & Co., l
case cigars L. J. Lithauer, case tape
measures; q. j. Noack, l case upright show
cases; II. Wschhorst l case upright show
cases Bbnsr BIOS, 2 barrels liquor II. 5.
Halbori, case blank books; Casey \ Gro
hin, case cigars; Huntington, Hopkins d
90, zoo kegs Of nails, boxes locks, box
brushes, 8 cases hardware, l case hammers,
] case rivets, 10 boxes screws, hex pals
~. ID. Comstock, 1G boxes tacks; s. Lpman
* Co, I box hosiery, boxes dry goods; W.
J. O'Bri.n, 8 boxes boots and shoes; II.
Eckhard5, box and case fire arms, case
metallic shells Billingsiey & Co., 20 racks
pals, bundles clothes line, cases paFer, 6
dozen howl, dozen two gallon kegs Eure-
ks Publishing House, boxes books, and i.
Il. Lewis Il Co, car Of stoves.
PoLros Couar.-In the Police Court yes
torday George Fox, for battery, was fined
SO and costs; r. NJ Tilton, disturbing the
peace, faed 81 and costs and Jim Irwin, 4
for desperate drunk, was fned Sail of
which fines were paid. The cases of Msr.
garet hicCsun, disturbing the peace, and |
John Roach, were continued till to-day |
Mrs. r. Mazssux Tor violating health ordi- |
nance, and w. X. Broom, for violating tie /
sidewalk ordinance cases continued till 9sh !
inst. The cases OF w. B. Cook and Eliza |
Murray, for assault with intent to murder |
Thomas Williams were again before the /
Court, the examination lasting throughout |
the afternoon, and was then adjourned till 10 !
A. NJ. to day.
Auctions. -Sherburn h Smith will sell by
Beuning Bros, Fourth street, between aud
h, the entire line OF crockery, etc. This
stock embraces q fine line Of new crockery,
glassware, clocks, plated-ware lamps, etc,
and must be sold. Next W edHesd4y, at 1890
A. NJ. ID. j. Simmons & ca. will sell by
auction all the household furniture in the
residence Of Robert Hamilton. Seventh street,
between = and Q. The furniture is costly,
rich, and in great variety, and includes car
pets, tapestry, h2ngings, paintings, and ele-
giant articles If the household.
INDICATORS OF DROUGHT Wheat
growers, it is said, are making unusual efforts
this season TO get their grain shipped ea-ly,
nnder the belief that the rainy season viii
set ia earlier this fall than it generally does.
This anticipation and prophesying of esrly
raiRy seasons by the CLOSE obsery hay
be taken - almost an unerring probability "
a late dry season, and if the ''oldest iuhab-
itants" sid their predictions in favor OF
early rains, it NAV be set down as proof posi-
tive that theirs will not be any rains this fall
and winter.
DAY AFTER DAY, case upon case Of mems,
youths, boys and children's hats are being
recsiyed by the Mechanics Store, and this
fan no house on the Pacific coast will be able
TO show a more stylish and extensive stock
than that exhibited in the Hat Department
OF this establishment.
Do Nor Miss IT, for they are offering
splendid value at the. great remnant sale of
dress goods, sheetings, table linens, shirtings,
ginghams, etc, at the Red Hovse.
RAW EpsR, square crown, medium brim,
" Nentrian colored hat, for gentlemen. Price,
50 rs. Mechanics Store.
THE DOLLAR WHITE SHIRT at the BED