Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
GRAND JURY DRAWN. = The first Gran,
Jury for Sacramento county under the new
law was yesterday drawn in accordance will
the order of Court made the day previous
The following is the list of grand jurors: L
Damn, Walnut Grove; John Watt, city P
II. Murphy, Brighton H. G. Smith, city
Samuel Hoover, rear Elk Grove B. T
Pike, city: j. B. Klune. city j. II. Scott
American township; James Hamilton, Cos
umnes; F. N. Foy, city: VIM. johnson
Mormon I-land; W. F. Nicely, Brighton
Falentine Watched. near Ashland; w. Reed
city; Charles Huelsman. city Henry
kugelberg, city, w. w. Wade, Lee town
ship; julius Hensche, city; John Owens
city; Jacob Arnold, city; VII J. Beatty,
city; E. Z. Ames, city; Andrew Aiken
city Samuel Morris, city Charles Harper
Suffer township; z. c. Churchman, city
Fred. Owen, city J. 5. Bovyer, city; J.
II. Carroll, city Henry Orth, city. The
jury is to meet at the Court house at 10 A. NJ.
on the 9Th day Of October.
INcoRPoRATED.-Artic of incorporation
were fled yesterday in the office of the Sec.
rotary of State of the San Francisco Fruit
and Flower Mission. The object of the Mis-
sion is non. sectsrian benevolence. Directors.
j. G. Eqstland, Henry B. Williams, John I.
Sabin, Marcus II. Eecht, George H. Powers,
Theodore E. Smith, Mary D. Bates. Ina d.
Gibbs, Mary Eldridge and Carrie B. Story,
of San Francisco, and Horatio 2. Livermore,
of Alameda. No capital stock. Articles also
were filed of the Colorado Mining Company,
whose field of operation is in the Big Timber
Mining District, Gunnison county, Colorado
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
Capital stock, $4,000, 900, divided into 800
shares. Directors G. Potter 5, Hey
denfeldt. S. Lubbock, Samuel Hart and K. s.
Mesick. Also of the Gunnison Mining
Company, to operate in same region as
above. Principal office at San Francisco.
Directors and capital stock same as that OF
preceding company.
BOARD OF SUPEBvIsoRs.-The Board OF
Supervisors met at 10 A. N. yesterday. Pres
ent Beckley, Bailey, Christy and Wilson. A
report was received from the District Attnr.
ney, recommending the cancellation of the de.
lrquent tax for 1873 on south half Of east
quarter lot 6. between J. and NJ, Fifth and
sixth. A communication was received from
the City Board of Health, requesting that
certain lepraus Cinnamon now running at
large in the city be at oucs removed to the
Pest House or other proper place of deten-
ton and care, in order that danger from the
disease may be averted. On motion the mat
ter was referred tn the District Attorney for
a report as to the power of the Board of Su-
pervisors in the case, and with request that
the report be made as soon as possible
The consideration of the case of road district
No. II was continued till October 9Th also
that in relation to road district No. G. The
Board then adjourned till 10 a. NJ. to-day.
MILITARY CoMNIssIoNs.-Th following
military commissions have been signed by
the Governor and issued by the Adjutant-
General: To John Blake, as Junior Second
Lieutenant Company 4, First Cavalry Bat
talon, Second Brigade; Captain Edward T..
Selleck, Company B, First Infantry Regi-
ment, Second Brigade; Second Lieutenant
Michael f. O'Donovan, Company O. Third
Infantry Regiment. Second Brigade Edwin
C. Hughes, First Lieutenant and Ordnance
Officer on staff of Major commanding First
Cavalry Battalion, Second Regiment Ed
ward II. Bucknam, Second Lieutenant Com
pany +, First Infantry Regiment, Second
Brigade James Byrne, Second Lieutenant
Union Guard, Company A, Gatling Battery,
second Brigade. Also, exempt certificates
haze been issued to Isaac Bluxome and Henry
G. Prince.
MERCHANDISE REroRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18Th: For A j Vermilya boxes anthony +;
Huntington, hopkins & Co.. S boxes and
barrel bells; W,instock & Lubin, box dry
goods /; Geo. T. Bush, box gas fixtures; \.
Heyman, 2 pianos w. q. Richardson. 3l6
bundles paper; Watsrhouse l. Lester, l car
ash lumber; Standard Oil CO., $40 cases coal
oil NJ NJ. Sears, . boxes carpet sweepers I;
Baker Il II smilton, 8 bundles hooks; H. c.
Kirk & Co. 8 boxes medicated Iaper; &. T.
X. X. Co., box track torpedoes Capital
Furniture Co.. crates finished marble; w
A. & c. 5. Houghtan, boxes psper fiies,
box wrappers Alderman & Co., , barrels
tun.blers; Liudley { Co, 60 cases coliish !;
Ben. Cohen, roll mating.
Police Court In this Court yesterday,
Charles Ward was gwen twenty four hours
repose in the City Jail for the free ride he
tried 10 take on the cars. Mike Thomas was
discharged from his two cases of battery, at
the request OF the prosecuting witness Mollie
Roberts case of drunkenness wss dismissed
Tom McGain, drunk, left his 81 80 deposit.
and Dan O'Conner his deposit of s., rather
than appear in Court after it. Geo Smith,
alias Brown, two charges of disturbances Of
the peace. had his case continued till the q h
instant. Victor Blum and Mrs. Thomas, de-
faultiDg witnesses, were discharged. Robert
Riggs, petty larceny. was discharged, and the
case Of Robert Hall, disturbance Of the peace,
continued till to-day.
WARRANTS TssuED.-Ths Controller yes
terdaY issued a warrant in favor of the War
dec OF San Quentin State Prison for s.. 306 70,
being the payroll IF salaries for August
Also warrant for supplies for the same period,
So IA OF. Also, warrant for salaries in the
State Printing Office for the semi.monthly
payment, 81 076 80 . Also to the Trustees of
the State Library for s. 500; to c. L Ding
ley, for Improvement of wharves and docks
in San Francisco. 81. 500; and to Hancock &
Kelso, for same purpose, So SSS 81.
FREIGHr MOVEMENTS. = The following
carloads of freight were received in this city
yesterday -Four # coal oil, of lumber, of
wood, / Of pears, ! of tin cans, . Of canned
fruit, l Of car wheels. of granite, OF mer-
chandise, l Of slabs, OF sheep, OF ice, of
wood, l of timber, u Of coal, OF wine, Of
melons, l Of wheat and of barley. Through
Vail Il ISL were diSD iOEh OAS u
pears, 3 of wool ? of salmon, 3 of canned
goods, Of barley, Of wine and of hops.
NoT1cR the hat display of the Mechanics
Store in the Pavilion. Remember that for
the largest stock, the latest styles. the lowest
prices and square, honest treatment, you
must go to the Mechanics Store
HIS RxcELLENcY, RUTHERFORD B. HATES,
President of the United States, has been in-
vited to attend the Theater to night, and is
expected to be present.
A CHANGE To-NIGHT-The Stereopticon
will present several new scenes this evening.
Don't taii to see them, and remember the
place Roof Ct Mechanics Store.
CROWDED Full with the choicest goods in
the market in every department, and the one
wrapping up more goods for 81 than anv
house in the city, the Red House. e