Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
sualness Advsrasemen.s.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

ing were read and approved.
Upon consideration and motion. the Road
COMMITTEES was directed TO visit and inspect
the road leading to Smiths gardens to-day at
o'clock
a communication was received from the
Sacramento District Telegraph Company,
submitting a proposition to connect the
County Hospital with the city telephone syz-
tsm. No action was taken, and the commu-
nication was ordered on file.
Uoon motion of Mr. Buckley, it was de-
cided that the Board should visit and inspect
the roads in District No. II, lying along the
Sacramento river.
The Board was temporarily called to order
as a Swamp Land Board, and the following
warrants, drawn on Reclamation District
No. 341, were approved: F. Starbird &
GOldstein, tao warrants, S305 each, and to
as a Swamp Land Board, then adjourned,
subject to call of the President.
Upon motion, George B. johnson was
substituted as Surveyor in Road Districts 13
and l6 for jim G. Pierson, heretofore ap-
pointed to that position.
A petition, signed by George Tavener and
others, for change in Road District Ne. z.
was received, accompanied by bond in the
sum required by Law, The petition was read
and fled and the bond approved. 5. A.
Howell, NJ. Pickett and George Is. johnson
were appointed viewers.
Upon Investigation and motion, $40 was
allowed for the relief Of Mrs. Bsrnhardt.
Tae Board then ajourned TO 10 A. NJ. to.
day.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9TH For Weinstock & Lubin, case sample
dry goods Continental Oil Company, CIR
coal oil; A. NJ. Billup, l car jacks and
jennets; Adams, Mcneil & Co., 80 cases
canned inackerel, 20 haif-barrels and so kits
fsh E; A. j. Graham, box household goods :;
Bowen & Hays, 16 mules, jacks, l horse !;
A. Coolot, % packages tobacco Lindley &
Co, % packages tobacco q. II. Gilman. 2
cases boots and shoes; Billingsley & Co, 104
dozen brooms, 196 dozen broom handles, /
case meerschaum pipes II. Eckhardt, case
firearms ; q. Fl. Krebs, case brushes Mohr
& Yoerk, l sausage stuffsr; Samuel Evans,
% mules 81. G. Kirk & Co., 2 boxes per
fumery, box show cards, case dry goods !;
a. Meistsr, box carriage gears J. Breurer,
II boxes chairs; W. D. Comstock, box chair
seats; Hale Bros. & Co., l box hosiery Eb-
ner Bros, 10 barrels whisky A. T. Evans,
car cooper hardware Booth & Co., 10 cases
syrup; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., bar
rels stove blacking, cars nails 2 cases axes,
4l2 bundles shovels, 3 boxes hardware Hall,
Luhrs & Co, 80 crates mince meat, 80 pals
tobacco r. Dale 4 Co., 2 boxes doll heads !;
W. a. & Q. S. Houghton, case books; A.
a. Van Voorhies & Co., l case and l box
saddiery, bundles and bale blankets, 2
cases names; Mrs. Barth, ? boxes statuary.
The DEBRIS CAsE.-Iu tie case of the
Peopls VS.. the Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company, which was set for trial to COM
mence yesterday before the Superior Court
of this county, Attorney General Hart ap-
peared yesterday morning before Judge Dem
son, in which department the case is set, and
stated that application having been made by
the defense for q continuance Of the case until
Tuesday, the 18th inst, upon a stipulation
that the trial of the case shall absolutely
commence and proceed upon that day, with
ou5 any further delay whatever, or dilatory
proceedings, he had consented that the
tinuance asked for be granted upon the mo-
ton of defense, and in accordance with the
stipulation on file to this effect. The case
was thereupon continued and reset for trial
on the 18th inst. at 10 A. NJ. Ths stipulation
referred to is in words as follows: " Superior
Court, Sacramento county, State of Califor-
nia.-The People ofsthe State of California,
plaintiff, VS.. the Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company, defendant. Stipulated that this
cause be tried before Hon. jackson Temple
at Sacramento, on Tuesday, November Il,
1881, neither party to be entitled to continu-
ance of the cause upon any ground whatever
without the consent of the other. November
z, 1881. William T. Wallace for defendant,
a. j.. Hart, Attorney General"
OCTOBER SHooT.-The first and second
class of shots made by The members of Com
pany G (Sarsfeldsl at the October shoot Of a
portion of the company are as follows: Those
coming withing the first class, together with
their per cent, sre private @. L. Waltham,
81 per cent; Sergeant H. w. Rivett, S2s !;
private +. Kunz- 81 private 0. Il. Hughes,
81 1-5 private john Miller, so. Those whose
scores brought them into class two are pri-
vate j. L. Hughes, 70 per cent; Captain L.
w. Sheehan, 7SS; private j. II. Reeves,
rs 2-5; CORPORAL b. A. Nsff, 76 AS; private
A j. Plant, 70 s.; private M. Anderson
70; Sergeant P. Fiaherty, 7l3; private
Joseph Helmes, 20 4-5; Sergeant James T.
McNif, 70; private z. j. Shields, 20.
"NoT GUnTY."-In the Superior Court
yesterday, eight persons were arraigned upon
Indictment or information upon charges of
murder, assault with intent to commit muir.
der, assault with intent to commit extortiou,
grand larceny, arson, burglary and misde-
meanor, and the plea in every case was that
the Grand jury or District Attorney were
mistaken, had been misinformed, and that
they were ''not guilty." There are several
other cases upon the criminal docket for the
present term, which makes the number OF
prisoners unusually large just now in the
County Jail, waiting an opportunity to prove
their injured innocence.
Was THIS BuRGLARY?-The grocers at the
corner of Seventh and NJ streets have big
box in which the baker and milkman deposit
every morning the supplies in their line the
grocsrs sell by dRy. the box is secured by q
heavy paddock, hssp and staple. The other
morning, after the days supply had been de-
posted, some rascal forced the hasp and
staple off and stole and carried away all the
bread and milk and G sack Of wheat that was
in the box.
Police CoURT.-Deha Gallagher was yes
terday morning found guilty of disturbing
tbs peace, and viii appear for judgment to-
day; J. w. Bangs was found guilty of va
francy and sent to the chsin-gang for sixty
davs; Fred. Smith was found guilty of the
same offense and will receive sentence to-
day: Michael White was found guilty of q
two-story drunk, and viii receive the Court
estimate of it to-day.
INcoRpoRATRD.-Artic of incorporation
were yesterday fled with the Secretary Of
State of the Grand Prize Gold Mining Com.
psny. The principal place of business is
Downieville. Capital stock, S4000 600, in
so coo shares. Directors-J. A. Vaughn, Z.
G. Jones, L K. Downer. c. G. Smith, j. A.
Blohin, L. P. Mott and Watson Bayles.
DIVORCED Harriet n. Parnell. re-
Gently married to j. A. F. Nolss, yesterday
obtained decree of divorce from the latter
upon the ground that the matrimonial tie be-
tween Mr.. Nokes and former wife has been
discovered 50 be still unsevered. which rem
ders him in too numerous . condition Tor do
mestic purposes.
IAIAuGRANTs.-Ons hundred and twenty.
seven immigrants, Including 101 males, will
arrive from the East by overland train this
afternoon.
THE Court Receiver, under instructions
from the creditors, viii sell this and follow.
Jug days, 81 cases of merchandise at the Red
House, Sacramento.
CLIrPRR Coal deceives its appearance.
Clipper coal deceives its friends. A new era