Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

and was very largely attended. The service.
were held in the main hall of the Temple
consisting Of the regular Masonic burial cere
monies, and were impressively conducted b1
Past Grand Master \. Greene Curtis ane
Grand Chaplain Rev. Z. ii. B. Anderson
Inc several Masonic organizations and Asso
citation OF Pioneers attended in their respect
I've bodies, and acted as escort to the remains
The pail bearers were John Watt, w. H.
Luther, Thomas Harper, F. n. Mott. -
McCiay and f. Il. Russell. The procession wa.
formed as follows: Sacramento Commandery,
No. , Knights Templar, Sir W FL. NJ. Petrie
commander, led by the First Infantry Band
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3;
Washington Lodge, No. 20, +. and A. NJ.
the hearse and pall-5earers. Next the hearse
was led a bI4ck horse covered with black,
aud the emblems of knighthood, with empty
saddle, etc, IN the usual manner, alter which
followed the Pioneers, mourners and citizens
IN carriages. The remains We're buried in
the Masonic plat at the City Cemetery, with
the usual Masonic rites at the grave.
RARE BooK.-Efforts have been made for
years to obtain for the State Library, pal
graves RISE and Progress of the English
Commonwealth of the Anglo-Saxon Pc
Rod, and it has now been received from
London in answer to an order sent by the
Librarian two years since. 1t has long been
out OF print, and was obtained with much
difficulty, even in England. The work is in
two volumes, of SUPERFICIAL octave size, and
contains a history of the Anglo-Saxon policy
and the institutions arising out of laws and
usages which prevailed before the Conquest.
The first volume Is devoted to the Rise and
Progress OF the English Commonwealth, and
the second volume to Proofs and Illustra-
tions. The book IS admirably written. and
abounds In foot and marginal notes, connect
ing 1t with more modern customs and laws,
and rendering 1t an exceedingly interesting
and valuable work for reference and perusal.
1t was obtained at a cost of $40.
MERCHANDISE REPORT - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For w. R. Knights, 80 steel shoes and
80 steel dies; D. w. Earl, IS steel shoes and
Is steel dies; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., =
boxes nails, ) boxes hatchets, D cases files,
bundles selves, boxes hatchets, boxes shoe
backing, q boxes iron rivets, bales brass
wire; Whittier, Fuller & Co., case mold
ings Hall, LuhTs Il Co., 10 crates fish T.
IL. Cook, l box drugs a. W. & ii. McEwen,
L case tote paper W. D. Comstuck boxes
chairs; II. Fisher, l box confectionery
Adams Mcneil y Co., . boxes canned goods
Eeavls Brothers, boxes blackboards Rev.
). y. Gregory, l box household goods c. w.
Rapp, l case crackers; E. Lyon, barrel
cider; Nebius L Co., ; tierces hams.
FIGHT FOR sPons.-Yesterday when the
San Francisco train arrived two energetic
hotel runners tool, fancy to the same pas
serger, who was making for tbs city and car
rying a large valise, and in the end they came
to grief. Each seized the handle of the bag
gage and claimed possession. Neither would
YIELD and the result was an old-fashioned
tisticuf fight between the two enraged run
ners that lasted several minutes and caused
bruised noses. The passenger, highly elated
with his escape, quietly slipped aside and got
into the hack of q mild-looiung driver, whose
shrewdnesS had prompted him to assume a
modest nien.
Police CoURT.-Tn the Police Court Thos.
Sullivan was fined 81 for disturbing the
peace Henry Gutig, vagrancy, continued to
January 9th; All Mon and All You, de-
hlers of the slough, were fined SO 80 each,
and sent up to interview the Sheriff wood
pile; Tim Sweeney, disturbing the peace.
fined s. so; Lee Nung, keeping an opium
den, case continued 10 January 9th +; james
Stevens, Tor visiting an opium den, was fined
So 50; q. \. BockhUff, disturbing the
peace, discharged All Sing and All Tong.
chicken thieves, were fined 5l2 30 each.
SETTLED WITH THE SrArE.-The following
settlements with the State were yesterday
made by Controller Kenfeld: S. P. Carter,
Treasurer Of Monterey county, in the sum Of
$40 So G. p. Iinkum, Treasurer OF
Mono county, in the sum OF S11, 4l3 81; G..
L. Palmer, Treasurer Of Alameda county, in
the sum of S23S, $50 50; William Dampier,
Treasurer of Marin county, in the SUM of
$40 PIG ST John Theisess, Treasurer of Ell
Dorado county, in the sum of So, 100 IS
l.. Snodgrazs, Treasurer of Ventura county,
in the sum OF S15, los 10.
INCENDIART ATTEMPT Tuesday afternoon
an employee at Agricultural Park found Sc
GREETED in a closet of the grand stand bundle
of papers wet with petroleum. The papers
We're of a recent date. The bundle had been
carefully prepared and soaked in oil The
indications were that it had been placed there
by some one who intended to fire the build
ings that evening.
PROBABLY a MURDER.-AIonday near SUIT.
terville two Italians got into difficulty, and
one, named Pasqueny. was badly beaten by a
hoe in the hands Of Amel Gallia. The latter
was arrested for battery and gave bond.
Yesterday it was reported that the injured
man would probably die. and that Gallia
would have 20 be rearrested.
BONDS FILED.-The bonds of L. NJ. Lin
coin, Justice of the Peace for Suffer town
ship. has been fled, with George Edwards
and Joseph Hull as Sureties. The bond Of
G. \. Darlington, Constable of San Joaquin
township, was also filed, with Jacob Gebert
and Il. p. Darlington as sureties.
OATH OF OFFIcE,-The oath of office of A.
L. Rhodes, as Regent of the State University,
was filed in the office of the Secretary of
State Yesterday. Also that of Charles d.
Bunker, as Commissioner of Immigration.
Also of Donald McLennan, as Director of
the Insane Asylum.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. - The following
car loads OF local freight arrived at Sacra-
mento yesterday Two of coal, 8 of granite
. of axles 3 of wood. There were forwarded
to the East . car loads of barley, of mer-
chandise, l of bottles, l of leather, OF rice.
ELECTION RETURNs.-The election returns
for member of the Assembly for Napa coun-
ty. to take the place of W. ]. AIaclay, de-
ceased, was filed in the office of the Secretary
of State yesterday. by which the election OF
G.. Harrison, Republican, was certified
COUNTY FUNDS -The funds in the county
treasury were counted Tuesday by Sheriff
Drew. Auditor Gerber and Supervisor VIII
son. The total amount on hand, including
warrants and coupons paid since January LIST,
was S2SS, COZ 80.
TRADE MARKS. -Chauncy White, OF San
Francisco, yesterday fled his claim to a trade
mark for his :. Celestial Pain Charm" Also,
Dempster & Keys. of San Francisco, filed
their claim to a trade mark for the Royal :"
brand of oysters.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. EARLY yesterday
morning some one attempted to break into
the residence of James Fletcher at Washing
ton, but was frightened away by a woman who
heard him working at the window.
LIFE PoIIcY.-The late Ham c. Harrison
had, at the time of his death, a life policy of
s., coo. in the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF this city.
WARRANTS IssuED.-Warrants were yes
terday issued by the State Controller for
mileage to members of the Assembly, amount
ing to SO, 1855 80.
COMMISSIONED John E. Richards, OF San
Jose. was yesterday commissioned as Notary