Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-27
THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
A2EEETIsEnENY szRNTIog.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


INooRPoBATIo0s.- There were filed yester-
day in the Office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the Lemos Shirt
Manufacturing Company of California.
Principal place Of business at San francisco
Directors-Rabsrt Fsige, Arnold UngeT,
David Bibbero, Leon Lsmos and W: VIII
helmi. CAPITAL stock, $40 900, divided into
LOCO shares. Also OF the Quinn Mill aud
Mining Company of California. San Fran.
cisco i tae principal place OF business. Di-
rectors-Josiah Howell, Walter III. Roed
we'll w. w. Bausman, Emanuel Epstein,
w. w. Sbatson Capital stock. $40, 500, 600,
in I0S 900 shares. Also of the Fresno County
Bank of California. Principal place of bust
ness at Fresno. Directors-John W. Kinds,
J. w. Bsaiy, B. K. Hay, J. B. Campbell,
VIM. Faymonsville. Capital stock. 800, 900
in LOCO shares Also OF the Orion Odd
Fellows Hall Association Of East Oakland.
Directors-O. Whipple, Edward Bangle. JAS
Cobbledick, NJ W. Fish aud George Chase.
Capital stock, $50 600, in 20. goo shares.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
23i For G. Heinrich, box sausage; a. a.
Van VOORHEES, s Co., l case leather, cases
names, box iron chains, 2 cases brushes, 5
cases hardware Hale Bros. & Co, 1 bale and
l box cotton goods, l case dry goods, l case
boots and shoes, s cases hats; Huntingdon,
Hopkins Il Co., box saws, tub copper
wire, l box brushes, cars nails, car gas
pipe. boxes bolts, 5 boxes hatchets, l pack
aga bench axes; Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
case busters; W. j. O'Brien, cases shoes;
A. Dsnnery & Co., 8 casks caster bottles /; G..
r. Mendoza, l box piano; E. i. Aiken, l
box trees @. II. Krebs, 3 casks, kegs and
DOT raiY9f 2 hfy veg unity Oil
Company, car coal oil; G. W. Chesley, So
boxes bottles Billingsley & Co.. Is racks
wooden trays; Lindley & Co., Is barrels
hams John Bruener, box furniture IL. G.
Kirk Il Co, barrel and box drugs 8 C. II.
Gilman, 5 cases hats, box whips.
Police Court. - John Wooda, charged
with Illegal voting at the special election on
Monday last, was examined in this Court and
held to answer; Iii, bail was fixed at $500,
which he was unable to furnish, and was
sent to the County Jail to await trial TIE
charge OF battery against Tim Foley was dis
missed upon request of the prosecuting wit
ness; John Harkins pleaded guilty to
charge OF drunk and was fined 49, W. B.
Farrell arrested upon q charge OF battery
upon Celestial highlander who tried to force
himself into the Chinese theater, where de.
PENDANT was serving as special officer at the
entrance, was tried and found not guilty;
John A. Resyes was discharged from arrest
for battery at the request Of the prosecuting
witness.
GRAND DIvIsIoN.-The Grand Division of
the Sons Of Temperance concluded its session
yesterdag. There was very little business of
public interest transacted. The reports of
the grand officers were approved. The report
g 81 L.,
promise for the Order III the future is good
and that the divisions are in a prosperous
condition and working tremendously. Reso-
luti0ns were passed of thanks for coursesies,
indorsing the Sunday law and urging subor-
dinate Divisions TO labor for its enforcement.
After remarks for the good of the Order by
delegates, the Grand Division adjourned, to
meet in-San Francisco on the fourth Tuesday
in April, 1882.
HELD TO ANSWER. The examination of
John Woods, for Illegal voting at the special
election on Monday last, took place yester-
day before Judge Henry. The evidence
adduced was to the effect that the defendant
voted at the First Ward polls under the name
of z. H. Griffin, formerly one of the mana
gers of the Variety theater on K street, and
who is now in the city. 1t is stated that the
defendant has already twics served in State
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viction for petty larceny, and another time
from Woodland.
RETURN Ir.-Lawyers, like some Of the
victims they Defend borrow articles and for
get to return them. Just now the County
Clerk is mourning the loss of volume of
Rittells Code, belonging to the County
Clerks office, which one of the legal lumi-
naries has apparently either appropriated or
absorbed, and for the return Of which the
Court Recorder says be would pass q unan-
imous vote Of thanks, and kill the fatted calf
not the one that has the book.
RENOVATION. State Library is now
undergoing its sc 1ni-annual renovation. Mr..
Cravens and his assistants have during the
past two weeks taken down and busted all
the books and cleaned all the shelving. The
carpets are now all up and being beaten snd
all the weed work is being washed. The
cleansing process will be completed in about
another week.
RAINFAIL.-S Sergeant Barwick reports that
the total rainfall during che past two days
was 20 Of an inch. For the season of 1877,
up to October 9th, .73 of an inch; fer the sea-
son of 1878, up to same date, "a of an inch I;
1879, .SS Of an inch 1880, none; 1881, 80
of an inch.
BuBeIARY.-At some time during the lat
ter part of night before last the Diana billiard
saloon, on K street, between Fifth and
Sixth, was entered by burglars and a set of
billiard balls and about So in money taken.
Entrance was gained through the cellar.
RUNAWAY Sellinger's team, attached to a
coal-delivery wagon, ran away yesterday,
passing from the home office along Third
No, xs,ha
taken by one Of the employees OF the firm and
stopped before any damage was done.
MADE C1rIzES.-James Daily, e native
of Ireland, was yesterday, upon the testimony
of Thomas Byrne and Martin Codian, granted
letters Of citizenship by Judge benson, In
the Superior Court.
IMMIGRANTs.-Oue hundred and thirty
eight Immigrant passengers. including 30
males, will arrive from the East by overland
train this afternoon.
SUPREME CouBT.-The calendar for the
Supreme Court, which convenes in this city
November 14th, Is published in another col
umn this morning.
PAY CAR.-The pay car of the Central Pa
ciHc Railroad is expected to arrive at this
place this afternoon, to make the usual
monthly payments.
LARGE YAM-Longton & May had on
exhibition at their store, corner Of Fifth and
K streets, yesterday, yam weighing fifteen
pounds.
THE RIVER rose one inch yesterday by the
slight rainfall and change of wind, and last
evening marked feet 10 inches.
J. II. GRIfFIrTs has pledged himself to the
public that the sale of dry goods at the Red
Heuse shall be conducted on the principle OF
integrity.
BARGAINS CLOSING sale Of L. Bien,
Eighth and streets.
THOUSANDS of remnants OF embroideries
to be sold at the Receivers gale OF the Red
House.
GENTS fine buckle Alexis shoes, 81, st the
Red House.
MES's heavy boots. 81 rs IS 25. to close,
Red House.