Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
BREYIFIEs.

The river fell three inches, and last evening
marked seven feet one inch.
The turn-table and track of the street rail.
road At the passenger depot are beng raised.
Forty-fve immigrant passengers, Including
% males, Will arrive from the East by over
land train this afternoon.
The annual masquerade ball of the Eureka
Social Club will take place this winter at the
Pavilion on the 9Th of January.
The Ocean Star Mill and Mining Company.
doing business in Nevada. county, but whose
principal place of business is Chicago, has
appointed i. d. Ainsworth as its legal agent
in this State.
Livingstone Duncan, formerly of Sacra-
mento, and recently of Lander county. Ne
vsds, died at Austin on the 4th instant of
pneumonia, and his remains were taken
through here on yesterday mornings train to
San Francisco for interment. He leaves q
wife and one child.
An inquest was held las. evening by Cor
oner Verrnilya upon the remains of r. II.
Frank. a brakesrnau. The deceased had his
foot caught between o rail and plank at Be-
nicia on Sunday, and was run over, one of his
legs being crushed to above the knee. He was
placed upon a train to be brought to the Rail-
road Hospital, bu5 died before reaching here.
The verdict was in accordance with these
facts.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRr.-The follow
ing is the report of DR.. G. a. White, Super.
intendent Of the County Hospital, for the
month ending October 81. 1851: Number of
patients in hospital October LIST, al; sd-
mitted during the month, IS; born in hos
Il IL
number remaining October 31st, 161. Those
who have died ara All Keo, aged 5S, native
of China, cause of death aneurism sorta
Alexander Gibson, 49, England, typhoid
fever D. Lynch, 81, Ireland, conclusion of
the brain; Charles NJ Hopkins, 4S, New
Jersey, alcoholism Richard II. Warner, 81,
Massachusetts, cardiac dropsy; Martin Lor-
son. 25. Norway, gangrene; Richard Tier
nan, 79, Ireland, pneumonia Jacob Bryant,
rs, Massachusetts,. pneumonia Hugh q.
Craig, 40, Ireland, pneumonia. The current
sistence. 81, 23S "a; cash expenses and sun
dries, S44S II. Total, 50. 517 OIL.
INcoRPoRATIoNs.-The have been filed in
the Office of the Secretary of State articles
of incorporation of the Lebanon Baptist
Church, situated in Union School District,
Tulare county, California. Trustees-John
Satterfeld, William Hill, W. R. Hill, D. E.
Casson, w. T. Jordan and J. B. Spear =.
Also, of the Washington Drift Gold Mining
Company. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Direcsors-G. G. Francis, G. w.
Hindil, Abraham Halsey, l.. r. futile,
Ralph Plumb. Capital stock, $500, 1000, in
30, 600 shares Also, of the Smith Manu-.
featuring Company, which Incorporates to
manufacture and sell agricultural implements,
and to acquire patents and rights for improved
machines and to manufacture and sell the
same. Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-Solon Pattee. w. j. Berar,
W. G.. Richardson, Budd Smith. Daniel
Buck. Capital stock, S600.0 in 5000
shares.
The BUTLER DIVORCE CAsE.-The trial of
the case of Ellen M. Butler VS.. S. w. Butler,
as to the facts, was concluded before the jury
yesterday. The case, like all divorce suits,
is an equity proceeding, and hence will be
decided by the Cogrt. Two questions alleged
in the pleadings-a and cruelty on the
part of defendant-were referred by the
Court to be heard and decided by jury.
The testimony having been concluded on Sat-
urday, yesterday was occupied by argument
Of counsel, and the written questions,
Wn69her or not the Coi6nQant was guilty OF
these two charges, was submitted to the jury
st about 5 P NJ About FIVE minutes after
wards the jury returned with q verdict of
guilty upon both questions. The case was
then taken under advisement by the Court.
Police CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
Eugene Watson was fined $50 for battery
Charles Robinson, alias Is Dutchy," was SEN
tancad to serve twenty-four hours in the city
Jail, for escaping from the chain-gang just
before his term empired; Charles Yates was
fined 800, and in default of payment was sent
to the County Jail and chain-gang for term
of ninety days, for battery. This is :" home
run for him, as ne has already been several
times in the County Jail. The charges of
vagrancy against Della Gallohan and Fred
Smith were postponed until to-day.
ART SALE. Norton Bush, artist. an
nounces the sale Of his entire collection OF
paintings by auction, November 18th, at 41S
J street, iucluding ''Under the Equator"
Lake Tahoe" and Austin Creek." The
pictures viii be placed on exhibition three
days prior TO the sale.
Horse MARKET.-At the Fountain Stables
new horre market, FL. Garrett & &c. will sell
by auction Saturday, ct 1880 a. NJ, fine lot
of horses, wagons and harness. This new
horse market is to be conducted hereafter for
general auction business.