Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-06

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A RAILROAD SUIT.-In the Supreme Court
at San Francisco the following order has been
made: Sacramento and Placerville Rail-
road Company VS.. the Superior Court of San
Francisco and John Hunt, Jr, Judge of De-
partnent No. thereof-On motion of w. II.
L. Barnes, for the Sacramento and Placer.
vile Railroad Company, and on filing the af-
fidavit Of j. o. B. Gum, Secretary of said
corporation, it is ordered that writ of GER
tiorari issue, directed to the Superior Court of
the city and county of San Francisco, State
of California. ana John Hunt, Jr, Judge of
Department No. 5 thereof, commanding them
to certify to this Court, at the city of Sacra-
mento, on the second Monday of May, 1880,
at II o'clock A. NJ, transcript of the record
and proceedings relating to and concerning
the appointment of Receiver in the action
of Louis McLane Surviving Trustee) vs. the
Placerville and Sacramento Valley Railroad
Company Ia corporation) and the Sacramento
and Placerville Railroad Company (also cor
poration), and requiring said Court and J Judge,
in the meantime, to desist from further pro-
ceedngs in said matter" 1t may be added
that the proceeding is had to hear an applica-
ton to vacate an order made by Judge Dwi-
nellie, on the last day of his judicial term, APP
pointing in the case Receiver pending the
determination of a suit against the railroad
company to compel a settlement of bond &C.
count between it and county.
INcoRPoRATED.-Article of incorporation
were yesterday filed of the Good Faith Min
ing Company, whose field of operation is in
the Columbus mining district, county of
Esmeralda, Nevada. Directors ohm Skae,
Joseph Clark, William Dutch, G. J. Frink
and Charles Warren. Capital stock, S10,-
600, 900, in 800 shares, and principal Office at
San Francisco Also, articles of incorpora-
ton of the South Idaho Quartz Gold Mining
Company, whose mines are upon the Comp
ton lode, Nevada county, in this State, and
principal office in San Francisco. Capital
stock $500, 900, divided into SIS shares. Di-
rectors-A. Teal, E. c.. Webster, w. A.
Nygh, G. H. Moore and A. ST. Paul.
a MYSTERY STILL.-So far the friends of
Cyrus S. Coffin, who disappeared so mys-
teriously Wednesday night, have been unable
to discover his whereabouts. Thursday night
G.. Z. Hartwell, a former resident of this city
and at present telegraph operator at Lincoln,
telegraphed the train dispatcher in this city
that he had seen Mr.. Coffin the train
passing that place, and requested that the
iatter's family be notified. Friends of the
| missing man, however, have made inquiry OF
railroad men, but the inquiry has not result
ed in any proof of his travelling by that route,
and it may be case of mistaken identity.
REv1vAL.-Revival meetings are now in
progress at the Ninth-street Baptist church.
and draw large congregations. Two noted re-
yiyalists are in charge, and while their effort.
meet with success in devotional sense anc
and the religious awakening is considerable
the meetings also awaken much curiosity
draw crowded houses, the audiences appreci
| ating them as genuine entertainments. LIZ
shart, the engagement of the revivalists is {
pronounced success.
ARRESTS. following arrests were made
! Yesterday: John Doe, for being drunk, by
officer Eldred John Fitzgerald, drunk, by
officers Wing and Valentine; David Welsh
insane, by officer Dunlevy; Charles Brooks
| disturbing the peace. by officer Wing; VIM
Meister. by officer Valentine, for disturbin!
the peace and stealing hay from William HI
| Lockart.
WARRANTS IssUED.-State Controller Ken
field yesterday issued warrants for paymen
to o. F. Graves, on account of improvement
of docks and wharves at San Francisco, TO
Sc. 043 30: to Onderdork, for same, SD,
5ll 10, and to Treasurer of San joaquin
county, for support of common schools, So,
631 33.
! PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. = The Philhal
monte Society announces its second subscriI
ton concert, for the season of 1879 and 1885,
to take place at the Congregational Churc
Wednesday evening next.
AT the recent New York and Washingto
social gatherings in fashionable circles, th
most popular lace used is the real Princess
this neat lace being made up in ladies tie
collars, fiehus, and other novelties. OF the;
goods we have just received large lot fro
, the Eastern market, being determined th'
we will in future always anticipate the wisht
of our customers in the various noyeltie
Weinstock l. Lubin, proprietors Mechanic
Store.
J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This Gel
7 brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-cla
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Sti
within Shield.
JUST FROM NV YoRK.-The latest sly
ladies' and misses Sandal Slipper, at the r,
House, beauty for 81 3d.
! FROM BALTIaoRE.-Fresh. select Oyster
az n DaRarnarfli n IN "a 202 and 21O K A