Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-15

CAPITOL ITEMS.
interpretations : NOtaries- Pardons-Last
BilIg Approved by The Governor.

Public Justin Jacobs, Jr., Tor LemoTe, Iu.
lare coaasy; l. U. Talbot, for San Bernar-
dino: j. S. Beard, for Etna, Siskiyou
county; William Adams, for Hornitos,
Mariposa county, and Charles Wolleb, for
Sacramento.
In tie ofics OF the Secretary Of State
there has been filed these certificates of In
corporation Sonora Exploration Company,
Of San Francisco, to work mines and their
products in Mexico and the United States.
Directors-Wm. Rendfsisch, E. Ruhling. J.
+. Foulas, q. S. Solomon, Frank Shay,
Henry Evans. Capital stock. $3.50 000 In
|. 800 shares Of S100 each The Tombstone
Cold and Silver Mining Company, of San
Francisco. Direetors-Dennis Cullinan, T.
S. AEherstone, W. b. None, Geo. S. Mont
600. IN 400. 600 shares of S25 each Mount
Vernon Gravel Mining Company, of San
Francisco. Directors-W. J. Chapman,
J. 6. johnson, l. n. Thorne, 10. Gordon,
l.. r. Pare. Capital stock, $4,000 600,
in 100000 shares of S100 each.
Kings River Water Company, Of San Fran
cisco-to b1i canals for irrigation and nav
igation. Diractors-J. w. Trip, James
Clark, a. 8schdowp, L. Yesaria, i. w.
Mix; capital stock, 81, 000, 900, in 10000
shares, Of $50 each . Italian-Swiss Agri-
cultural Colony-to buy and sell lands for
colonial purposes and deal in the products
thereof and to manufacture and sell wines
and spirits Place Of business. San Francisco I;
DirectaTs-Hy. Casanova. NJ. j. Fontana,
Andrew s. Barbora. s. CampodOnieo, @. B.
Cevasco, T. Trapolli, A. Daneri, v Ravema,
NJ. Perata capital Stock $500, 600 in 5000
shares, Of 500 each . Amador Queen Min
ing Company, Of San francisco. Directors
E. Notary. J. B Fargo, r. Ellen, james
Morgan. J. r, Hardenbergh capital stock,
$500, 600, IN 50 000 shares OF so each %. Can
dace Consolidated Mining Company, of San
Francisco. Directers--James b. Warwick,
Thomas I. Stanton, Stephen 0strander, e.
A. Frenzee. H. Gehrt; capital stock, $780,,
600, in so, COO shares, of 81 each.
Oscar 7. Shuck has fled with the State
Department his resignation as a Notary Pub
lie for San Francisco.
Certificates have been fled showing that
the Santa Clara Valley Agricultural Society
has elected Abram Krug, President. I. S.
Montgomery, Secretary, and w, L. Tisdale,
Treasurer. Drawings have been made
classifying the Directors as follows For one
year. N. B. Edwards and VIM. Tenant !;
two years, a. Krug and A. C. Erkson three
years. J. Z. Weller and Geo. Dement,; four
The Governor has pardoned Frank Church,
who was convicted of assault to murder and
sentenced TO two years in State Prison at the
July term Of the Superior Court Of Marin
county. The prisoner is very young man,
and has heretofore borne an excellent charse-
ter.
The Governor yesterday signed the follow
ing bills passed by the last Legislature il
being the last day allowed him by law fer
that purpose:
S. B. 1910 establish Branch State
Nernsl School at Los Angeles
S. =. 222-Amends Section 2464 Political
Code, as 20 trial and hearing of charges and
complaints gaiGst pilots.
S. 3. 25S--Amends Sections IL, II, Is and
20, and repeals Section 30 of the Act Of 1880
to govern State Prisons.
S. 3. 93-To provide buildings, etc, for
the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb and
Blind
S. r. 2I7-For bridges over navigable
streams, estuaries, ponds, etc, or arms of
bays outside the line of navigable waters.
S. B. 1879 give Supervisors and gov
er1ting bodies Of cities and counties, and of
counties, power to extend and mplete all
main iatercepting sewers heretofore partially
constructed.
A B. 175-For additional grounds for State
Insane Asylum at Napa.
A. 3. 4l5-To promote horticultural inter-
ests in California.
A 3. 475-Amending the Political Code
by adding two sections, relating to the assess
meht Il railroads and other property by the
State Board of Equalization and County As
SCISSORS for the purpose of taxation.
4. B 202-To provide a State Hospital
for miners.
a. B. 1s0-Amends Section III of the
Code Of Civil Procedure. Prohibits Justices,
Judges and County Clerks from practicing
law or appearing as agents or attorneys in
certain cases.
a. B. 86-To purchase steam-launch for
The Quarantine Officer at San Francisco.
The following bills the Governor declined
to sign:
S. b. ITO amend the Penal Code to pre-.
vent the sale Of aduiterated milk.
S. B. 3I--To provide for the removal of
civil officers for violation of official duties.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, Al Now, heretofore convicted of
petty larceny, was fined $50 and costs; in
default of payment he was sent to the County
jail for 20 days bod McClintock was tried
for disturbing the peace, by pelting passers-
by with potatoes surreptitiously extracted
from sack in front of the Fulton Market,
corner of K and Fifth streets, and which
sack he cnt open with his little Ratchet for
purpose OF procuring the missiles he was
found guilty and will receive judgment of the
Court to-day. Jim Foo, the Chinaman with
a Yankee handle to his name, pleaded guilty
of using ! railroad car for sleeping apart
ment aud vas fined So and costs for his lodg-
ings Jo. Brown. who was arrested for dis
tuTbing The peace, managed to reach the
sympathies of his prosecutor and was dis
charged at lis request Tom Green achieved
like success ever the law, with the permission
of the prosecuting attorney, and walked
away happy at his rebuke to the police for
their eRdesvors 60 maintain the public peace
and security. The case of NJ. NJ. Gale, for
petty larceny, was continued until the 18th
instant. The Court then adjourned,
STEALING HAM. cUFEs.-A few days since
Fred Sexton, tramp, applied to Thomas
McCants, 3 briclllayer, who resides on Tenth,
between O and P streets, for some work. He
was given a job at saving wood for which he
was psid and given dinner, also an oppor-
tupity to clean himself up. When he left he
stole q pair of handouts which he found on
the premises. Otfic% Woods arrested him
for petit larceny and applied the handouts
to him. To-day he will explain to Judge
Henry what he knows about saving wood
and taking the kindness of his benefactors
out in stealing from them.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For Kirk 4 Co, 1.O52 boxes soap T.
w Schwamb. box molding Van Luhn &
Co, case cigars; 81. Wachhorst, boxes
clocks: s. Iipman 4 Co., / bale cotton
goods Baker & Hamilton, box and case
hardware; G. Heinrich, box smoked sau-
sage; Neubourg & Lagos 4 bales cork Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., boxes iron nuts, 100
bundles and 240 bars iron. boxes bolts, 3
boxes hardware Standard Oh Company, $40
cases coal oil; Wooster, Hubbill & Co., 1000
half boxes candles.
BRIo-A BRAc CLuB.-At the annual meet
ing of the Bric-a- Brac Club held on the 11th
instant the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing term: President. Norton
Bush, re- elected Vice-P President, Mrs. K. B.
Mott; Secretary, B. L. Ball. reelected I;
Treasurer, Mrs. [. FL. Lewis; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blakeney, reelected.
D1sTRIcT LODGE. I. o. G. THE Dis
trict Lodge OF the l. o. G. 7. meets
to-day at Gait. Capital Lodge, No. 81, in
this city, has elected as delegates to it w. E.
Mckinney, Susie Folger. Sam Katzenstein,
Mercsiia Truax, Abe Wilson, Alice McFar-
land, W. o. Grawstsnd VIM. Manly.
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