Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Jan
uary Goth: For James L. Stoll, 1 box hard
ware; H. c. Kirk & Co., box drugs C.
A. Castel, z caddies tobacco; Huntington.
Hopkins 4 Co., boxes carriage bolts, 5
boxes saws, case sledges, cases and 4 boxes
hardware, bales cordage, l bale wire; r.
Stone q Co., l box hardware, ! bundle
leather; ii. Fisher, bags nuts; Schroer
Bros, iron safe; Lindley & Co., 20 barrels
hams; Thomas Harper, 2 cases boots and
shoes; Locke Il LavensOn, 8 rolls carpet; j.
Luce q Co., piece of marble; Boca Brew
ing Company, barrels rosin, 10 barrels
pitch ii. 5. Croker & Co., % cases states !;
w. f. Peterson, 8 cases chocolate; w. II.
Livingston, l box household goods; Me
bus & Co, tierces hams; H. G.. Smith
Co., 80 packages wood, l box sundries,
boxes glass, 3 boxes shafting, , crates wheels,
staff, pratt, l stool; w. E. Moore (care
OF Fritz x Miller), burial case, box trim
mings Jones Il Givens, 2 boxes machinery
Baker 4 Hamilton, box thermometers g.
w. Fitch, crates machinery; Ben. Cohen, l
box oil-cloth; Bowers & Longabaugh, 2 bar
rels whisky; James |. Felter, l box glass
ware Booth & Co., 10 tierces hams; Hall,
Luhrs Co., "A barrels hams William r.
Knights, 10 steel dies
SESSION OF PREsBYTERY.- was spe-
cial meeting of the Presbytery of Sacramento
held in the Presbyterian Church in this city
yesterday afternoon. The following members
were present Ministers-Revs H. H Rice,
n. Slater, P L. Garden, Robert Mackenzie,
George C. Whyte. j. B. Warren and G. W.
Lyon. Elders-Andrew Aitken of Sacra-
mento Church, NJ. S. Robinson from Ell Do
RADIO Church, and w. II. Rice, NJ D., from
Modesto Church. The session of Presbvterv
was moderated by the Stated Clerk. Rev. N,
Slater, and Rev. J. B. Warren was chosen
temporary Clerk. Rev. l.. Y, Hays was
granted a letter of dismission to the Presby-
terry of Springfield, Ill. The pastoral relation
between Rev. j. w. Ellis and the Presbyte-
Ran Church in Chico, Cal, was, at the mu-
tual request of himself and the congregation,
dissolved, and Mr.. Ellis was granted let
ter of dismission to the Presbytery of Los
Angeles. At the request of Rev J. B. War
rem, concurred in by the congregation of the
Church in Modesto, Cal, his pastoral rela-
ton with that church was dissolved. Mr..
Warren goes to Chico as his future field of
labor.
INCoRPoRATIoNs.-A Articles of iuco1pora-
ton were yesterday filed IN the office of the
Secretary of State by the Grand Encamp-
ment of the Champions of the Red Cross, to
locate at San Francisco The articles fled
show that at a meeting of the Grand En-
campment held in San Francisco on the 18th
of October, 1879. the following were elected
for one year IS Trustees, and who appear as
incorporates: j. NJ Walling, Nevada City,
Cal; Z. L. Hatton, j. NJ. Melrose, San
Francisco Also articles OF incorporation
We're fled by the Worlingmens Guarantee
Fund Association. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco Directors-W. II. Jor-
dan, G. II. Halle, II. q. Pratt, W. w.
Severance, p. Abrahamson. John H. Kearney
and l.. l.. Dunbar.
NoTARIEs APPoIxTED.-The following were
yesterday appointed Notaries Public by the
Governor: Thomas Conlan, Jackson, for
Amador county, vice self, term expired G..
w. Callahan, Granite Hill, for Ell Dorado
county, original; James +. Mcmahon, San
Juan, for San Benito county, vice Breen, re-
signed j. NJ Mannon, San Luis 0bispo, for
San Luis Obispo county, original Med. r.
Venable, Cambria, for San Luis Obispo
county, original; c. f. Wilcox, San Jose,
for Santa Clara county, vice self, term ex-
pired ID. ID. DAWSON, Santa Rosa, TOR So
MONA county, vice self, term expired E. A.
Rodgers, for Tuoumne county w. q. Can
non, Middletown, for Lake county, vice self,
term expired; L. NJ. Paul, Lakeport, for
Lake county, vice Smythe, term expired.
A LIVELY CHAsE-A few mornings since
two policemen had lively chase after sup
posed offender. 1t was in the early morning,
as they were returning from their beats to
report at headquarters. when they espied
man emerge from front gate and hurry up
the street with a bundle under his arm. They
at once began watching bin. and after pur-
suit of several blocks approached sufficiently
near to see that the game was but an innocent
ter-carrier carrying a bag filled with let
tiers, which ne would kindly push under the
doors to surprise and please the recipients.
SErTLgL WITH THE STATE-The following
quarterly settlements were yesterday made
with State Controller Kenfield, and the sew.
eral amounts annexed were paid to the State
NJ. +. Griffin. Treasurer of Trinity county,
81. ISL 60: WIN. Jones, Treasurer of San Di-
ego county. SI3,S72 03: Hardin Yager.
Treasurer of San Bernardino county, Sl2,-
700 40; Matt Aiken, Treasurer of Sonoma
county. SSI, ST. y; d McLain, Treasurer
of Tuolumue county, IS 66l 76; A. l.. Far
rish Treasurer of San Benito county, S20,-
103 20.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board of
Supervisors yesterday allowed few bills.
A petition was received asking for the APP
ointment of D. S. Lufkin as a Justice of
the Peace, and the Clerk was directed to
notify the applicant that no vacancy ex-
listed. Supervisor Bailey was directed to have
frou, o., +bria'S +,, tba CouD+1- H.,
pital surveyed in order that specifications
for grading and graveling the same may be
prepared. The Board adjourned until this
morning.
SCOTTISH BALL.-The Sacramento Gale
DOMAIN Cluu will give their third grand con-
cert and hall this evening at Turner Hall.
The concert will consist Of. Scotch songs.
stories. speeches and dancing, by good local
talent, selected with care. There will be
Scottish reels, good baud of music and the
Clubs pipers Dr. Cluness will deliver the
opening address.
UNION SERvIcEs.-A union meeting will
be held at the Sixth.street Methodist Church
this evening, commencing at $50. to discuss
the subject OF The Christian Sabbath"
The meeting viii be under the charge Of DIR.
Dwinell, and addresses will be made by the
various clefgymen OF the city.
FREIGHT MovRMENTs.-There were for
warded to the East yesterday car load of
lumber. of merchandise and l of oil. There
were received here car loads of quartz, of
gravel, of wheat, l of cobbles, % II wood,
is of barley, of sundries, Il Of ties, of
lumber and Of wheels.
x-Adiutant- General P. F.
Walsh, having closed the business connected
with his recent State Office, went to San
Francisco yesterday, where he will reside
Ex-Governor Stanford was in the city yester-
day, and returned to the Bay last evening.
ARRESTS. The following arrests were made
Yesterday +. 7. Maher. disturbing the
peace. by officer Wing Ham English ard
James Varnes, for battery, by officer jack
son John Campbell. by officer jackson, for
battery.
CoAT SroLEy.-An overcoat was stolen
from Bryte's mhk-wagon, on Second street,
yesterday.