Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

INAUGURAL BALL.-The Inaugural Ball
Committee held a meeting at Judge DensOn's
office last evening at which there was full
attendance. Reports were received as to
progress towards completion of arrangements
and the sale of tickets on Saturday. 1t was
arranged TO have the canvass continued to-
day and report at another meeting of the
committee to be held this evening at the same
place. 1t was stated that FIVE hundred tick.
cts had been sent to San Francisco, and re-
port as to number disposed of is expected by
telegraph this evening. The Chairman of
the committee stated that the impression had
gone out that only those who received formal
invitation would be expected to attend the
ball, but that this was an error and the in
vitatioh general to all who desired to partici
pate. . A meeting of the Floor Directors and
Managers was also held Saturday evening
and the following assignments made: Direc-
tor for Senate Chamber, @. S. Houghton.
Floor Managers Dwinell, f. +. Lam
bert, G. f. Croker, G. r. Parsons W. T.
Huntoon. Goodwin Mcneil and Chas Dill
MAJ. Director for Assembly room, S. Heher
Wood. Floor Managers. r. Wilmington,
w. X. Cothrin, n. Sternfel, Ed. H. Mex ee
W. E. Chesley, Samuel Marks, II. A. Weaver
and j. g. MARITIME.
BABY CARRIAGE STOLEN. = Petty thefts
throughout the city are becoming SO frequent
and bold as to be exceedingly annoying. On
Thursday evening last, about FIVE O'Clock,
NJ DR.. Thrailkill, who had been out for a
walk, left her child's carriage at the foot of
the stairs in the Masonic building while she
carried her little one to their rooms on the
second floor. Upon returning Immediately
afterwards for the carriage it was gone and
no trace could be found of it until Saturday
afternoon, when it was seen at the second
hand store of S. Poska, on j street between
Seventh and Eighth, where it had been sold
for the sum of FIVE dollars. Upon ascertain
ing that it had been stolen Mr.. Poska deliv
cred it to its owner
SOUTHERN FREIGHTs. shipments Of
freight over the Southern Pacific and West
ern have been very heavy of late, and
shippers having freight to send over these
lines, should d liver it at the depot by -
o'clock, in orde 90 secure its being forwarded
at $50 P. n. of the same day. Ii delivered
later than u, it cannot be sent forward until
the following day; or, if on Saturday there
being 10 Sunday train upon this inel it
would lie over until Monday afternoon.
Dealers desiring to reach their customers on
the day of shipment, will need to observe the
above requirement so long as the volume of
freight continues as at present.
SUPERIOR Court RULEs.-The members of
the bar held meeting Saturday for the pur-
pose of framing set of rules for the govern
ment of the Superior CouIts. The commit
tee previously appointed for the purpose was
directed to have It's report printed and another
meeting will be held to-day for the purpose of
rpyistuer tbair yIyorly Ia DrOba bla that the
class of business heretofore transacted in the
County and Probate Courts, will be given to
one court and that previously performed in
the District Court, will belong to the other.
There is, however, a difference of opinion on
this point among the attorneys.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED. - The following
were appointed Notaries Public on Satur-
day: Geo. v Smith, Bakersfield, for Kern
county; NJ B. Boyce, Santa Monica, for
Los Angeles county; Frank w. Young and
Fred G. Maggie, Santa Rosa, for Sonoma
county Geo w. Roadhouse. Salinas City,
for Monterey county; w. NJ. r. Parker,
same Jerome Porter, jacksonville, Santa
Cruz county; Michael Maxwell Monitor,
Alpine county Jerome Banks, Red Bluff,
Tehama county George l. Clark, Los An
geles, for Los Angeles county.
LEGISLATIVE PER DIEM. The warrants
issued by the State Controller ON Saturday
for per diem of members for the week shows
the sum of So, SIC paid to members of the
Assembly and 81, 944 to members of the Sen
ate, or SIS, 760 for both houses. As the session
opened on Monday, this includes only six
DAYS pay, which will be increased hereafter
by including Sunday, making the pa ,'ment
So 100 per week. Warrants were also Drawn
to the amount of S539 65 rs expenses for
temporary legislation.
CITY TREAsURY.-The following sums were
paid into the city treasury for the week end
ing January 10th: By w. C. Farnsworth,
cemetery dues. sl44; by R. D. Server,
water rates, 1851 80; by n. A. Iidder,
harbor dues, 81 80; by E. H. Mckee, road
money from District No. l, 50, 065 by Geo.
A Putnam, city licenses, $40 80; dog
licenses, S206 40; street assessment, 81
06S "a; by W. A. Henry, Police Court fines,
SO 80.
AN OLD OFFENDER. Ralph johnson, who
on last Thursday was tried in the Police
Court and held to answer on charge of
burglary, for having burglarized the house of
Mrs. Roher, on Fourth street, proves to be
an old offender. Since his arrest he has been
recognized as one of the inmates who partici-
pated in the break in the Carson Penitentiary
in 1875, though he is believed to have served
out his term OF imprisonment.
INCORPORATION. There were filed Satur-
day in the Office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of The Benicia
Packing Company, for packing, smoking
and general dealing in fish. Capital, $40, 900.
Directors-John NJ. Myron, g. Harry De
Kan, L. Lundquist, I'll. Schwirdtman and j.
Jurgensen.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. - The following
full car loads of freight were forwarded to
the East during the past two days: One of
tea, 4 of merchandise of barley, 2 of hides,
of leather. There were received here cars
of lumber, 20 of coal, 8 of wheat, 3 of mer-
chandise, of sundries and each of iron anu
coal
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The Sacramento
Bank has declared dividend of six per cent
for ordinary deposits and eight per cent on
term deposits, payable on and after January
10Th The Sacramento Savings Bank has
declared a dividend at the rate of six per cent
per annutn, payable at the same time
THE Governors CoAT-0n the evening
of inauguration a sneak thief stole fine over
coat belonging to Governor Perkins, from his
residence on Eleventh and II streets. Officers
Wing and jackson found the coat yesterday
in q secondhand clothing store on K street,
where the thief had sod it
PoLIcE CouRT.-In the Police Court Sat.
urday the following business was transacted !:
Alex Henry, burglary. held to answer; Thos.
Weisel. Tbos. Hsnrahan and Bernard Fe-
thusen, charged withdrawing glass, dismissed.
E. Fairchild, failing to build sidewalk. fined
~ so.
FIRE ALARh-The fire alarm on Saturday
at5P. M was caused by tAs accidental igni.
ton of gas which was leaking from a main
under sidewalk on l street, between Third
and Fourth streets. The only DAMAGE was
caused by tearing up the sidewalk.
STATE AGRIouLTuEAL SocIETY-Tbe an
nual meeting of the State Agricultural So.
ciety will take place at the Pavilion on the
Goth instant, when President and three
Directors viii be elected. a full attendance
of members is expected.
OFFICERS NOTIFIED. - Copies of general
order No. /, appointing Major Samuel W.
Backus Adjutant- General were forwarded on
Saturday to all General and military officers
af the State.