Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-19

How He "EDGsD UP."-Dr. Joseph Mel
lon, better known as Bob " Mcl!on, formerly
had his residence at East Park. On leaving
there, he claims that he left behind some
stovepipe. Mr.. Lo:thammer now has alease Of
the premises. Sunday last Mellon askel Fax
Rearlon, weii-known young gentleman, to
take ride with him. They drove out &c
East Park Reardon was induced by his
mplnion to go over TO the grove AMI viii
ness the services at the camp meeting. On
his return he found Mr.. Lotthammer per-
einptorily forbidding the removal of the
pipe, enforcing his mandate by the 6is
play of largo revolver. As /, aydon
tells III, story, Mellon kept "edging
away from Lotbhammer, and adroitly kept
out OF range of the weapon until abe to
spring into his buggy and escape. When
once on the road again the youag man re-
marked, That was a narrow escape you had,
Bob" well, Ia q made it hst Tor his,
replied Mellon, IF [ could once have got
hold o that sioosia' iron" Why. you
didn't thinl, Of that, did your "Didn's l :?
Why, my boy, didn't you see me edSing up
90 him sill the time, as to catch hold Of the
pistol? OF course [ did" And there
says Reardon, . is where the laugh comes
in." Evidently Mellon thinks SO to, as he
raves II any one Mentions e5ging up.
This story has Z remarkable resemblance to
that told OF the fellow who, chased by bear,
Dashed through the camp and cried out, Sect
youc suns ready, boys, I'm bringing her right
into camp and hieilon asserts that Rsardan
read the latter narrative and put up the
story Oh him on that text.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The County
Board of Supervisors met yesterday, but
transacted no business beyond allowing these
claims VIM. O'Brisp, g K. Hyman, 81;
C. f. G. Small, 81; joe. Wood, 50; John
SHELTON, Sc; R. Brown, 81; John Lambert,
SAD. Mckay, 81; G. n. Blake, Sc; w. Z.
Wise, Sc G. w. Ficks, Sc G.. 2. Hensley,
s25 40; James Dibhens, $40 20; r. Dono-
hue. So so: Alderman & Co.. 81 so; G. I.
G. Sale, 81; B. johnson, 81; II. Morris,
S1S; Fl. Fnchs, SO I; f. Marine, SO; L. d.
Luke, SIG 70; C. II. Denton, S14; A. Ccnk-
liz, S14 w. 2. Cronin, SIS; j. Z. Parker,
So; j. n. Payne, $50; Wn. Schroer, S14 I;
w. ii. Sherburn, 81; L. 2. Saith. 81; John
Ryan, $50; John b. I'as lor, S25 50; j. J.
Trarbach, 81; G. 4. Pearson, SIG; &. Pierc-,
$40; j. Ii. Rice, $12; w. f. Peterson, Sl4 |;
brook, SIG /; Geo. Lander, SIS; Win. j. Davis,
SIS; L. Lyon & Co., $40 80 and S55 GO !;
Ackermsn Il Co., S2l; }. y. Barron, $40 I;
relief TO Fred Hell, 81 |. n. Babcock, So.
Ii EXPLORATIONS There were fled in the
Office the Secretary of State yesterday
articles Incorporation Of the Quyotid Min
ing Company. Principal place of business.
San Francisco. Directors = William s.
Woods, Robert n. Graves. William s. Lyle.
L
stock, S10,000,O00. divided into 100, GOO
shares. Also of the Folsom Water power
Company. Pfincipal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-John III. Redingtop,
Horatio 2. Livermore, William 2. Re9ing-
ington, Charles Z. Liver,nore, George Pen
lington. Capital stock, 5000 600, divided into
6,000 shares =. Also of the Cresco Mining
Company. Principal place Of business, San
Francisc,. Direcs0rs-WiIliam S. Woods,
Robert n. Graves, William S. Lyle, D. NJ.
Tgrreil, Charles H. Fish. Capital stock,
sloo00,ooo, divided into 100. 600 shares.
SIDEwALKs.-There is complaint make,
and il is growing daily, that on several
blocks along street tradesmen have utilized
for display Of goods not only the three feet
next the building, which is lawful, but also
three feet upon the euser edge Of the side
walk. aud that in several places the walkway
is so narrowed by this practice SIS to be more
than a mere Inconvenience to pedestrians.
New WARDEN.-T. G. Pockman has re-
signed his position as Warden at the State
Prison at Folsom, and John McComb, of San
Francisco, was last night elected by the Board
of State Prison Directors to fill the vacancy.
To FoLsoM.-Sheriff f. NJ. Rahm, of
Woodland, passed through the city yester-
day, having in charge j. Blackston, SEN
fenced to two years in the Folsom State
Prison.
MESSAGES for messages are at
the Western Union Telegraph office for Har-
ris Russell, Ed. Hysop, J. Morrison, Mrs.
w. L. Cutter and T. A. Cogswell.
ARaEsr.-The only arrest noted at the
police station last night was that of Mollie
Roberts, charged with being common
drunk.
TEA-A special tea train passed cas-. yes
terday morning.
WINTER OPENING of the very latest in
millinery goods, at Mrs. Katzenstein's, No.
Cos street, Thursday and following days.