Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


ing certificates of Incorporation: Columbus
Consolidated Mining Company, of Esmer-
aida, New. Place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-S. Reinhart, H. M. Levy,
II. p. Heating, T. n Luce and p. J. White.
Capital stock, 500, 900; $4,000 of it is SUBJ
scribed, and the shares are 500 each Red
Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Place of business, San Francisco. Directors
j. NJ. Tosh, p. G.. Vibbard, G. II. Vale
lee, G.. w. Spencer and S. G. Curtis. Cap
ital stock, 81, 100000, in $40 shares, of which
1904, 900 has been actually subscribed
Green Mountain Mill and Mining Company
of Esmeralda. Place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors. ID. Power, w. H. H.
Hart, G. Gurnee, j. L. Browne and George
S. GARNER. Capital stock, $40, 900, 600, in
500 shares, of which $4,000 is actually sub
scribed. -. Candelaria Consolidated Mining
{ Company, of Esmeralda, New Place of
business, San Francisco. Directors-S.
n. Luce and ?. j. White. Capital stock,
$4,000, 600, in 500 shares, of which $50, 900
is actually subscribed.
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
9th: For Baker & Hamilton, rakes; But
terfeld l. White, case crackers Heyford
Bros. & Co., cases shoes r. Stone & Co.,
bale dry goods box hardware Z. Lyon,
boxes dry goods Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
barrels whisky Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
20 bales waste; Weinstock & Lubin, l box
dry goods, l case shoes James Parsons
cases boots and shoes Thomas Harper,
cases and box boots and shoes Lithauer K
Co., l case shirts Holman, Stanton & Co.,
bundles hoes, boxes slaves S. Lipman &
Co., bales goods; Locke & Lavenson, so
rolls carpet lining; III. G. Kirk & Co.,
boxes drugs Elmer Bros, 10 barrels whisky
l.. j. Orcutt Son, 2 bales burlaps bales
Irvine; Waterhouse & Lester, 3 bundles
wagon bows Whittier, Fuller & Co., 8 boxes
paper hangings; C. II. Krebs 4 Co., l box
paper hapgings Weidmann 4 Hromada,49
bags nuts, 5 barrels pecans, 5 barrels fl
berts; Lindley & Co., 25 barrels hams.
BOARD OF FIRE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Th
monthly meeting of the Board of Fire Com
missioners was held last evening, all the
members being present. The foreman of each
company made reports, which were placed on
file. w. II. Jones, the newly elected Fire
Commissioner, took his seat as Q member of
the Board. The Board then organized by
electing G. A. Putnam President. On mo-
ton of Mr. Wilson, a vote of thanks was ten
Department to Daniel Brown, the retiring
President, for the faithful and courteous per-
Torrance of his duties during his term Of
Office. The Board then adjourned.
pSTHE CoURsING MATcH-The Capital
Clubs spring coursing match was concluded.
yesterday on the grounds where the runs were
had on Sunday. Kittie and Bradley went
first, and Bradley won. Bradley and Tour
ney then ran, and Tourney won. This gave
the first prize to Ben Tourney $780, the Sec
ond to Bradley $40. the third to Kittie
ESQ., and the fourth to Ruler (S15). The run
ming was good and the conclusion of the
match very interesting. There was some
protesting in Kittie's favor as against Brad
ley, but the decision of the judges remains.
HABEAs CoRpus.-Judge Clark yesterday
granted writ of habeas corpus to Jack
Dowd, who has been confined in the County
Jail on COMMUNICATION the Police Court,
where he was held to answer for having been
an accessory after the fact to the robbery of
George Dusenberry several weeks since. The
writ was allowed on the ground of INSULT
cheney of evidence. Dowd was, however, i'm
mediatey rearrested on a warrant sworn out
by officer Valentine. charging him with the
same offense, and he must again be tried in
the Police Court.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yester-
day Edward Devine was found guilty of
felony, and will be sentenced to-day. All
Wee and William Price, accused of battery,
were discharged. William Grimes was held
to answer for burglary, as was also Frank
Miller. Edwin Dooley, convicted of battery,
will be sentenced tomorrow. Kitty Graham
was fined SO 30 for enticing, and the charge
against Charles Graham, for vagrancy, was
continued to to-day.
Observation-Disclosures Del Vale yes
terday received telegram from Los Angeles,
announcing the dangerous illness of his aged
father, and will leave to-day for home Sho-
rokui Agee Takato, Fist Secretary of the
japanese Legation at Washington, and Yei-
yawa kumpei, japanese Consul at New
York. went East on the overland train yes
terday.
FUNERAL OF E. e. JEFFERIs.-The funeral
services of +. &. Jefferis will take place this
afternoon from No 1923 Sixteenth street, be.
tween l. and NJ, and will be attended by the
members OF the Exempt Firemen's Associa-
ton. The printers of the city will also al
tend, and assemble at the State Printing
Office for that purpose at $50 this afternoon.
VEsTRYMEN ELEcTED.-At the election
held at st. Paul's Church yesterday the fol-
lowing Vestrymen were chosen for the ensu-
ing year, Il. 0. Cravens, d. i. Kennedy,
j. l.. English, A. A. Van VOORHEES,, DR.. G.
G. Tyrrell, w. b. Maydwell, Fred Cox, z.
Il. Cowdry, Il. G. Parsons, DR.. j. L. Mont
gomery, Z. w. Maslin.
RA1NFALL.-The rainfall of Saturday was
.316 of aniuch and Sunday 059, making the
total for the month of 1.547 inches, and for the
season 10 700 inches. In 1879, to date for
the season, 1927 inches had fallen; in
1878, TO date, 81 633 inches in 1877, I. 900,
and in 1876, to date, % inches.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-There were for
warded TO the East yesterday: One car of
salmon, l of merchandise, l of wool, l of
dried fruit and of wine. There were re-
eeiyed here 10 carloads of wood, l of mer-
chandise. of lumber, 9 of sheep, l of fruit
and wine and so of coal.
SOCIAL PARTY.-The Spiritualists' Society
will celebrate the thirty-second anniversary
of modern spiritualism tomorrow night by a
party at Turner Hall. Church, Jones &
Beebe's Band will be present.
AGENT. = The Eureka Lake and Yuba
Canal Company has filed with the Secretary
of State notice that David Calm is its agent
under the law, on whom service of papers
may be made.
TRADE-MARK.-Fred H. Burnley has filed
with the Secretary of State his claim to q
bucks head, in circle of letters, as trade
mark for his make of gloves and mittens.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co., at 1890 A. NJ.
to-day, viii sell at their sales rooms horses,
buggies, harness, wagons, furniture, carpets,
cigars and other articles.
NOTARY The Governor yesterday APP
pointed John Brown, Jr., as a Notary, to
reside at San Bernardino.
A Weinstocll l. Lubin. proprietors
of the Mechanics Store, desire to notify their
friends and the public that on this evening,
Tuesday, March S0th, their stores will remain
open till 8 o'clock to accommodate the many
customers who desire to take advantage of the
Spring Opening in all varieties ct their goods
= mind therefore that to-day mr.