Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-15
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.


activity in the liao of is gymnasium, and
are making improvements TO their property
known as Turner Hall The front flor OF
the lower story IS being RAISED to nearly
upon level with tho sidewalk, which will
make the approach to the gymnasium much
more pleasant This done, the society have
engaged Professor Gustav Lohse, ot Mil
waukee, Wis.,, TO take charge OF and conGuct
the gymnasium. snd IS to devote his entire
time to il. BE is a regular graduate of the
gymnastic seminary in Milwaukee, and holds
It's highest diploma. It is the intention OF
the Turner'S to form new classes, including
juveniles, for the study and practice Of gym.
nastics as n health-eiying measure. The
society is now making arrangements for q
grand Jubilee over President Garheld's re-
coYery, which is to take place as soon as he
is safely convalesceut, if that event shall
occur. 4 piece has been composed at Chicago
especially for the occasion, and the words are
given both in German and English. 1t is ar
ranged in soma ten numbers, a portion of
which is Instrumental, other parts vocal with
instrumental Accompaniment, while still others
are deolama cory. Its rendition will require
an entire evening.
New REsIDKNCR.--Among many handsome
architectural improvements now being made
in this city, the new residence Of George W.
Chesley, at the southeast corner of Eighth
and II STREETS, now in process of erection,
will be one of leading attraction. It's style
of architecture viii ba somewhat new to this
locality The building, although not as large
as some residences in this city, will he a
doutlt house with spacious pafl1r, with bay
and staircase on one side and large bay front
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the main entrance hall. In the rear is
good size kitchen, with pantries. store-room
and rear stairway. In the second story are
four large chambers with dressing-rooms and
closets attached. besides bathroom, licen
and cedar-rooms. The attic, 81 full story, will
be fitted up for an artist studio and other
rooms. Rising from the center of the roof on
the H-street side will be an observatory
reached from the studio. The basement will
be fitted into laundry, store rooms and cellar.
The building will cost about SO, 600. The
style of architecture is what is commonly
termed Ea5tlaks, with high roof, gables, and
balconies on all h)ors. Ba5son & Saader
are the archisects.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For W. Arnold & Co.. % bundles iron
pipe; Studebaker Bros, iron axles; w.
II. II. Rogers & Co., bundles wrapping
paper; Holman, Stanton & Co., l barrel
chain Adams, Mcneil & Co., 5 barrels
currants w. J. O'Brien, l box shoes; L.
Harper, l box shoes W. 4. & q. S. Hough-
ton, box books 4; l.. K. Hammer, 3organettes;
n. S. Cowgan, l bundle yarn Huntington.
Hopkins & Co, 81 boxes axes, 2 grindstones !;
.J. Shule, 9 sacks and 9 crates duEbletrees, l
key hardware; Hale Bros. & Co, cIse
corsets. 7 cases shoes; w. B. Miller, ! case
iewelry c. p. r. r. Co., 100 barrels oil !;
Continental Oh Company, cars coal oil /;
Baker & Hamilton, l car wagons.
JUDGMENT FOR THE CITr.-The case of
john Y. Davis against the city of Sacra-
meuto, in which the Sacramento drainage
canal was sought to be declared and abated
az nuisance, and il relation to which dam.
AGES were also asked, came up before Judge
benson Yesterday IL the Superior Court
upon demurrer Of defendant to the amended
complaint J. W. Armstrong appeared as
counsel for the plaintiff and City Attorney
Anderson for the defendant. The demurrer
was sustained, and Judgment awarded in
favor OF the civ and Tor costs. The object
Of the amended complaint was TO better pre-
pare the pleadiugs for taking the case to the
Supreme Court. to which it viii be appealed
THCoRPoRAT1oHs.- has been fled
with the Secretary Of State articles of incor-
porat;on Of the Fidelity Mining Company of
California principal place Of business, San
francisco. Drect0rs--J. 3. Curtis, Il. z.
Gray. G. IL. Gray, +. J. Allison, +. Cum
rnings; capital stock, 10000, GOO, divided
into leo 600 shares. Also OF the San joaquin
Valley Railroad Company; principal place
Of business, San Francisco /: Directors-I.
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/. t. Davis, [. u. Thonps II capital sto,k,
80. COO coo, divided into 100, 600 shares.
STATE Board or EQUALIzAT1oy-The
State Board of Equalization is now in session.
It has not thus far made any orders relative
In countv assessment rolls except to approve
fha reductions made in Co'usa aud Kern.
It has under advisement several assessment
rolls however, or which action Is probable
as RI some. Stn Fssncisco did not make
anv AM, ,a-arcs az to her roll further than
70 send w a COPY Of the resolution OF her
Supervisors deyrsca5ing any interference with
it. The Board will declare the Stata tax
levy this week.
Police Court. All Sing, convicted Of
larceny Of wood from John Skeletons yard,
vas sent to the County Jail for a term Of so
naVg. James W 4lttdut1pls lbuhAA HAlAAl VI
STEALING a book from the Office of 2. Buckley,
was sent - the County Jail for so days.
Thomas Lacey, arrested for violation of the
hncl, ordinance, case dismissed by consent Of
T,rosecutIug witness on payment Of costs.
MAYNARD Lorenzo pleaded guilty OF a drunk
and was fined S. Bob White was tried and
found not guilty Of battery.
AN UNEXPECTED PLUNGE BATH.-Pas-
seesers upon the up-train from San Fran
cisco last evening STATE that as the train
arrived at Port Costa a team attached to 8
fanyas-coVered wagon became frightened by
the cars and backed over the wharf into the
de-ths below. The driver, whl was in the
covered concern at the time, came to the sur
faes i1amedislely aud was rescued, and when
the train lsfs large crowd was gathered as
lie wharf enjeavoring to fish ous TIE horses
and wagon.
CoLLrcroR BRGGs AND SURETIEs.
trial Of the case cf the United States vs.. Al
fred Briggs, late Internal Revenue Collector
a. Sacramento. and his sureties, benjamin
n Bnebev, T. Blackburn, K. Edmond, Dana
SIirlonJ. James Lansing aud Conrad Well,
In recover an alleged deficit in Briggs ac-
counts between March. 1861, and May, 1873,
mas been resumed before jury IN the
limited States DlstrlCJ Cuui4 hG Dan i tah-
cisco. Judge Hodnan presiding as Circuit
Judge.
FISHERMEN, LOOK oUT FOR Then
Deputy Commissioner Livingston Stone
writes from the United States Fishery Mt
Raird. on the McCloud river, to .he RECORD
UyIoS. az follows: Recently about one
bpndrsd live salmon have been branded U.
s. +. on the gill oover, and placed IN the Me
Cloud river. Anyone hearios Of them being
cauyhs will confer favor by notifying lion
p b. Rsddiag. San Francisco, or ihT1nEston
Stone, Baird, Shasta county, Cal.
Arc7Yor SALE-C. C. Brown & Co viii
cell At 1890 this morning, without reserve,
all of the household goods OF 4o9 L street,
beexsen Fourth AID Fifth. The goods are
new, and in fiess-class condition, Consisting n
mart ~ Brussels and ingram carpets, marble
t0n and black walnut bedroom sets, easy
chairs. mirrors aud parlor furniture one
French china tea set, extension dinInS-laoie
and cane.bottom dining room chairs.
AN UNFORTUNATE ATTACHMENT. - Johr
Duffy, rag and junk gatherer by profession,
having in some manner become entauSied
snd attached 70 the junk go-cart OF A
Strsohsn. and refusing TO give 1t up, rs II
was found to be convenient IN his business