Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ton to the foregoing also numbsrof applications
from outside the city on the part OF persons desiring
membership The Secretary reported branch
organization at Woodland, and also visit from 4
committee Of that society, asking whether they
should keep open last Sunday They had been ad-
vised to do So and that the Sacramento society
would protect them he also read letter from
lone from parties desiring membership. The Chair
man said he had received several letters from the
outside Of like character andhe asked the meeting to
determine whetherit would take IN outside members
discussion followed on a proposition TO take in
Yolo, Placer, Anador and FL Dorado dealers, and
another to take 10 members resident anywhere in
the State Much opposition was manifest to both,
and the matter was finally ruled out oil order until
constitution should be adopted A proposed con.
sttution then read, considered and adopted. 1t
limits the society membership to Sacramento city
and county dealers. The officers are as usual in
ordinary organizations, the offices held for three
months, and the membership fee is Il. The docu-
ment was adopted the constitution, and a COM
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. Goddard, Considne
and Fiaherty, was named to have the same printed
Jules p Coils, for the officers OF former society,
presented the Association with the old banner OF
the Association Of 1872. Thanks were returned to
the officers for the gait The committee of the Sec
oud Ward reported list of names Of dealers who
declined to sign, but the meeting held that it would
be improper to read the names but proper for the
Secretary to keep such list. The committee of the
First Ward said several had declined to sign and
given good reasons for it, and others rendered
money, but declined to sign. The Fourth Ward
committee made similar report The First Ward
committee reported that only about one in ten in
that ward favored the SUNDAY law. he society OF :
dered its constitution printed in the city papers.
and alter allowing bills the organization adjourned
MERCHANDISE REpoRr.-The following freight
passed Ogden for Sacramento on the 4th Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., drums iron pipe fittings, l
case chain, cases clethes-wringers, case sample
barb wire, case mouse. traps, case hardware,
bundle iron pail.handes; Baker Il Hamilton box
and barrel screw case; Hale Bros. & Co, 1 case
cotton goods, 3 cases boots and shoes weinstock &
Lubin, cases hats; A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, IL
boxes enamel cloth; w. A. & G. S. Houghton 1
case ruled paper; Billingsley Il Co, barrel and l
box wood faucets, barrel and clses butter mods,
so boxes securing brick; Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, II boxes stamped ware; J. G. Davis, l case
walnut furniture; Gattmann & wilson, l case dry
goods 7, W. Schwamb, 2 cases picture frames /:
Lndley & Co., % cases and 81 boxes mackerei, 25
barrels hams, 10 boxes baking powder SO boxes
Goldfish; Mohr l. york, barrel and l key sausage
castings; S. Jelly, box frames; Holman, Stanton
Co. box chain, bundle pick handles, 3 bundles
post diggers, bundles saw-bucks c. Scheef,
slaves and heading; N. I. Brewer 4 Co., 10 barrels
poultry Mrs W. w. Vaneman, boxes and 1 bar
rel household goods Hail. Luhrs & Co, 400 cases
cove oysters, PACKAGES plug tobacco Whittier,
Fuller Il Co., boxes paper blanks, 2 cara oil Stand
ard Oil Co., coal oil Mebius Il Co, 10 half
boxes plug tobacco.
COUNTY HosPIrAb.-During the month OF Novem-
Der there was at the County Hospital, as shown by
the report of DR.. C. a. White, the Superintendent
OF the institution, 237 patients, of whom rs we're
received during the month; 7 died, 90 we're dis
charged as cured. leaving 10 still in the hospital
The current expenses were as follows: Salaries,
$685. subsistence, 81 $40 S. sundries, $50 90 !;
total, 81 1877 81. The mortality list for the month
was as follows: William Jackson, aged 40 native
of New York. Of typho.maaral fever; John Hoy,
aged 80, Ireland, hemorrhAse from the bowels
John Y. Leekey, aged &C. Pennsylvania, uranlia !;
Kate Lavee, aged o. Ireland typhoid fever; Alex
ander Starkey, aged 40, North Carolina consump-
ton; Thomas Crosby, aged 81 Pennsylvania, albu-
minaTia; James Lynch aged 80, Ireland, consump-
ton.
NEW BooKs.-The following is a list Of books
recently placed upon the shelves of the Sacramento
Free Library, the Directors having purchased the
same Aboard the MANS All ABOARD to Sunrise
Lands; On the Edge OF Winter; Zig-zag Journeys
in the Orient set OF Camping Out volumes Bows
of 81; Young America in Japan; Blunders Of a
Bashful Man; Double Runner Club; Boy IMMIGRANT;
Speeches and Lectures of Wendell Phillips; Pioneer
Times in California DR.. Breens Practice; Letter of
Credit; East LYNNE American Men Of Letters );
Biographical Notes of james T. Fields; st. Elmo :;
Home Idyl, by Trowbridge; From Canal boy to
President; Beautiful Wretch Life and Times of
Garrison; Aunt Serena; Spare Hours, John Burn !;
Young Folks History of Boston; Hemholtz' Pop
ular Lectures; History Of Art; Halls Problem OF
Life.
DOAku or HIfbhNlEohS.-1G sttTudy Tue bOafu
met pursuant to adjournment, all the members
present except Beckley. Supervisor Christy was
chosen temporary Chairman. John t. Cardwell
pettioned the Board for the exclusive right to run
steamer upon the American river and to collect
tolls from others using the same. Set for hearing
December q, 1881 On motion of Supervisor vii,
son it was ordered that telephone be placed in the
Sheriffs Office W. H. Hamilton submitted his esti-
mate of the labor Line on the Hall of Records and
materials furnished, and IS per cent. thereof, viz
$500, was ordered paid The Board resolved to
make tour OF inspection on Friday to gravel
pit Brighton, for the purpose of considering the
ACCESSIBILITY OF purchasing the same. The Board ad
journed.
The DEBRIS CAsE.-The prosecution in the Gold
Run case is nearing completion. Attorney-Genera
Hart has exhibited marked ability in It's manage
ment. They have present d strong case /; in fact
the strongest case possible. As the prosecution
nears its close there Is renewal of interest and
increased Court attendance. The Courtroom was
well filed yesterday to hear the int resting tesi
mony OF Captain Fcuratt and the scientific evidences
of State Engineer Hall. The statements made by
Engineer Hall regarding the annual mining deposits
made in the American Basin, and other equally i'm
portsnt matters, appear in another column. The
opening statement for the defense VIII hkely b
made on Friday Already their witnesses begin K
arrive in the city.
METROPOLITAN TnEArER-" willio7 had bette
aIuleDcc tlSb niSit gave al SAAibftANA IL
modern magic that was superior to any given her'
for years. committee Of citizens distributed tn.
presents 1t Is announced that Mrs. loung. S0l
street, drew the gold watch Mrs 5. u. Slide, 60
Sixth street. the silS dress ; Miss l.. johnson, th'
gold bracelets, and Miss Louisa Dietrich, street
between Second and Third, the China tea set. To
night another performance, and one OF the chic
presents is announced to be an elegant seal Skin
lady's sacque, which is on exhibition at L. Biens
Eighth and J streets.
PHILHARHoNIc socIsrY.-The Philharmonic So
eiety met at Howe'a Hall last evening, Mr. Hogan
presiding Alter full consideration Of the affair;
of the ciety, it was resolved that owing to lsch
of interest the part OF sngers and also owing
n lack Of funds TO meet current expenses and tht
necessity Of giving up the hall adjournment Wa;
had until future time which was generally
understood to mean that no more Tehearsals will b,
had, but as the society is in debt, that business
meeting viii be held 70 raise means to discharge tn,
Indebtedness.
MASONIC ELEcroS.-Last evening Union Lodge
No. 5s, F. and A NJ, elected the following officer
for the ensuing year Albert Hayt, W. NJ; j. O
Wilder. S. W; }. II. Moore, ]. W; c; 7: Bush
Treasurer: J. Macarthur, Secretary J. X. Watson
Marshal; A. J. Gardiner, S D.; n. H. Baughman
j. D.; w. +. Petersen and F. HeilhTon, Stewards
T. A. B. Anderson, Chaplain; q. A. Stoddard, Or
ganist G. j. Scuhy, Tyler.
GsspEb SERvioEs.-Thc meetings yesterday an
last evening were largely attended. The interest
these seem to be on the increase. The sermo
preached BY Mr. Whit was from the words HoV
shall We escape if we useiest 50 great salvation.
Subsequent to the regular services q meeting wa
held in the auditorium for inquirsrs, and meetin
for Young men in the roosn below, conducted b
Mr. white,
Poucg CouRr.- Yesterday the time OF this tt
bunal was employed with 8 jury trial Of one a
Foo, charged with carrying concealed weapons
Afser hearing the evidence and considering the mai
ter fully. the jury returned into Court With vel
diet of guilty Gus Parker admitted the soft IN
parchment laid so bis door Of vagraDcy, and va
sentenced TO labor ior the county for the term {
sixty days
INCORPORATED. The articles OF incorporation {
the Mount Shasta Gold Quartz Mining eompan
were filed yesterday in the Office OF the Secretary
State Place of business, Shasta, Shasta county
Cal; term of existence, fifty years; capital stocl
81 5000; number CT shares, 100000 objecf
quartz mining il any mines acquired by the c0-po
ration.
POSSESSION IEASsggRRED.- Yesterday the dee
from Mas Cooper TO Albert Gallatn for the pToper
known as the MatFopslitaa Thester srriyed from tb
East and has been recorded in the records of thi
county, Possession WIS also delivered to Mr.. Gala
tin by Joseph Bailey, the agent OF the forne
owner.
The GREAT FL0oO-To morrow is the enniyersar
of the flooding of this city By the water from tn
American river coming through a break in the 1--we
at Burns sloreb, in 1861, which is not only matte
Of interest to those who were here at that Time ou