Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-03

llOISes
The house and premises of DR.. G. NJ.
Dixon, on Eighth street, between III and I,
which are to be sold at public auction on
Friday next, may be inspected at any time
previous to sale.
TIE inquest Yves held last evening by Cor.
oner Vermilya upon the remains of Phil. S.
Courtwright, who was killed by being thrown
from his buggy. at East Park last Friday
evening. Nothing further was developed
than has been already, except that the de-
ceased was ~ years of age and native of
New York. His funeral will take place from
his late residence, at Q aud Thirteenth streets,
at 2 o'clock this Afternoon.
INcoRPoRATIoNs.- There have been fled
with the Secretary of State articles of incor-
poration of the Pacific Gaslight Company, OF
San Francisco. Principal place of business
is San Francisco. Directors-W. NJ. Castle,
F. F. Low, E. Judson, II. M. Martin, and
Il. E. Dewey. Capital stock is 81. 800, 600,
divided into q, 600 shares also Of the Brush
Creek Mine and Mill Company of California.
It is formed for carrying on a general mining
and milling business, to purchase mines,
mills, mining lands, timber lands, mill sites.
and other lands and water rights, in Sierra
cOuIGy, EokaL6 Oh SdUtOTHld. L place.
Of business is San Francisco. Directors
A. Batenan, H II. Pearson, VIM. Thomas,
A. @. Wightman, S. E. Olmsted. Capital
stock is So 500, 000 divided into 20 900 shares.
Also, the Daily Cement Mining Company OF
California. The purposes of the company
are to buy and sell mines, mill sites and real
estate to work and develop mines and ores
in the State of California. Principal place
of business, San Francisco; Directors-J. A
BolIes, G. J. Collins, J. BuIson, J. J. Hutch
insoh, E. A. Learned; capital stock, 81 ,250,-
600, il $4,000 shares. Also, of the Star of
the West Consolidated Mining Company Of
California, for the purpose of acquiring, de-
veloping, working, leasing and selling mining
claims and mineral land, and to carry on q
general business OF mining. The principal
place of business is Sacramento city; DE-
rectors-I. Luce, G. II. Stevens, III. Bennett,
T. IT. Moore and NJ. Carey capital stock,
800, 600, in 100 COO shares.
SrETsoS's COMBINATION TROUPE An.
nouncemeut is made thai Mr.. Z. T. Stetson,
the well known tragedian, supported by an
exceptionally strong company flom Baldwin's
Theater, San Francisco, will commence a
special engagement at the Metropolitan
Theater in this city next Monday evening,
October 10Th. and continuing during the
entire week, with Wednesday and Saturday
matinees. Mr. Stetson has not appeared in
Sacramento for ten years past. His success
at San Francisco in present engagement is
highly spoken of By the metropolitan press.
Ca Monday and Tuesday evenings, and
Wednesday matinee, j. ]. MeCloskey's
American idyl, in four acte, entitled Ken
tuck" will be presented, to ! Q followed by
tie sensational play, "Neck and Neck, 7"
accompanied by the sc1ffold execution.
marble Heart will also be given. The
engagement is under direction OF VIM. w.
Randall, business manager.
MEETING OF LIBRARY BoARD-A special
meeting of the Board of Trustees Of the City
Free Library was held at their office in the
Library building yesterday morning, at which
were present Messrs. w. c. Fitch, presiding,
Albert Hart, K. w Brier and S. FL. Gerrish.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to VIM. FL
Holmes, of this city, fer Latin work OF
], $40 pages by Joan Francscos Buddens
entitled "Instisutiones Theologiae Dogmat-
icse," Frankfort & Leipsic 174l, with por-
trait Of the author, aud the meeting yesterday
was held for the purpose Of selecting books
FOR the library, and list was made out and
ordered purchased.
REoRGAN1zrNG. = The members of Il
Father Mathew Society met yesterday, at
Justice Tubs Office, to reorgapize their
Society, when nearly all the members and
several others signed the new roll of member
ship. It was decided to change the name of
the organic ltiop from the Father Mathew
Temperance and Benevolent Society, No. l,
to the Sacramento Temperance and Beaevo.
lent Society. II was alec decided to hold
meetings each Friday evening, and to give
public entertainments once a north. a
committee was appointed to secure proper
hall, after which the meeting adjourned.
RETURNING FOR RETRIAL.-Sheriff Sp ague
passed through yesterday to Ofoville, having
in charge Tom Flanagan, who is being taken
back from San Quentin for a new trial. He
was convicted last December of killing w.
J. King, an adjoining rsncher, near. Biggs
station, il Butte county, and sentenced TO
State Prison for life. A new trial has been
granted by the Supreme Court, upon the find
iugs in the case, and he goes back for q second
trial.
FREE LIBRARY REPoRT.-The report of
the Librarian of tie City Free Library shows
that the number of works issued during the
last week was 746. OF these there were of
fiction, AZ; juvenile 212; history, 81 biog-
rapiiy. 10; travels, IA: bellies letter, q; po-
etry. u; theology. 3; science and art, % !;
average number issued per day, 122; pet
centage of fiction, IS; percentage Of ju-
vsnile, IS.
LAND LEAGUE MEETINe.-There was a
large attendance at the meeting of the Irish
Land League last evening. in Grand Army
Hail. Frank D. Ryan made an address and
was frequently applauded. Miss Capwell gave
several select pieces upon the piano. John
Desmond sang, and Miss McElroy recited
Struggling for Ireland's Liberty"
CITY REoRrPrs.-The following payments
were made into the city treasury for last
week: R. D. SERVER, water rates, 81. 126 % /;
S. r. Caldwell, cemetery dues, S54 % N.
A. Kidder, harbor dues, 1872 50; w. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, s5S 50; Geo. A.
Putnam, city icenseJ S246 "a. Total,
81, 517 "a.
FREE LEcrURE.-W. II. Piatt, D. D.,
OF San Francisco, will deliver a free lecture
in the Episcopal Church of this city to NOR.
row evening upon ''The Influence of Relig-
ion upon Civilization"
WEDDING BALL-A wedding party is to
be given at Toronto Hotel Hall, Elk Grove,
this evening, for which music will be fur
nishsd by Church & Fisch's band of this city.
SCHOOL Books. the various schools
will open to-day, it is important that parents
should know Messrs. Washburn s. Redman,
CLIO J street successors to McEwen), have
received large and fresh stock of school
books, including all those used in the high
schools, and it is safe to say the reputation
of this long established firm will be main
tanned for low prices.
THE best tonic and appetizer is undeniably
DIR. Henley's celebrated Xxi B.tteIs.
SCHOOL Books, largest STOCK at Was b I'm
& Redman's, 6l0 J street.
sURAH sATINs, 81 IS re,..arl. Closing
sale at l.. Bien's.
. EMBROIDERED BANDS f,r sack, Is cents
yard Closing sale az L. Bien's.
KID GLOVES, Kid Gloves, KID Gloves, at
half price. Closing sale at L. Biens, Eighth
and J.