Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

2 o'clock yesterday afte-noos, as Walter
Clark, young man who resides near Rose
vile, was driving his four-horse team on
street, near Fourth street, it became fright
ened at d locomotive or some other object
and dashed down l street at fearful rate oil
speed. The team was attached to a large
wagon Of q sort of "prairie schooner style,
with which Clark had brought IN load Of
wood. The reach of the wagon broke while
between Third and Fourth streets, and left
all except the front wheels and tongue, to
which the horses remained attached. The
driver was left with the wagon. The horses
kept down | as far as Second street, when
three of them ran against the end Of box
car which was standing upon the track, with
such force that they were thrown promiscu-
ously into q heap, and the end of the tongue
went through the end wall Of the car, and the
head Of one of the horses broke through at
another place. One horse was killed out
right, another was so nearly dead that it was
shot by officer Ash to relieve it of its misery,
while the third was so severely stunned and
injured that it cannot probably live. Tue
fourth horse missed the car, and king
loose from the others, ran down to the police
headquarters as if blinded and almost into
the front door, after which it turned for the
freight depot and ran upon the elevated plat
fell and was caught. The three horses lost
by the accident were very good animals. and,
with the damage TO wagon and harness, will
amount to a serious loss to the owner.
INCoRPoRATIoNs.- was yesterday
filed with the Secretary Of State articles of
incorporation of the Stockton Hydraulic
Well Driving Company of California. The
purposes for which it is formed are the intro
ducing and working of a system of driving
wells by means OF hydraulic pressure. in
the various counties of California. Principal
place of business is Stockton. The Directors
are Asa Clark, G. Dorsey, George Vincent,
w. w. Vaughn, P. B. Fraser. Capital
stock, 500. 000. in ], 600 shares. Also of the
Suffolk Drift Mining Company Of California.
The purposes for which it is formed being to
carry on the business of drift and hydraulic
mining, of gold and silver mining,
and milling gold and silver ores, in
the counties of Sierra and Plumas, in the
State OF California, and the acquisition of
such property as may be necessary to carry
on the same. Directors-E. Cunningham,
j. H. Lyman, d. o. Clark and r. c. Wat
son. Capital stock, 100000, il 10O,00
shares. Principal place of business, San
Francisco.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
5th: For A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., box
whips, 2S crates stirrups, bales blankets, .
cases and rolls leather Weinstock & Lubin,
2 cases shoes E. @. Parsons & Co., 2 cases
cloaks; w. A. & @. S. Houghton, case
mucilage Billingsley & Co., 22I boxes tacks
BXker & Hamilton, II boxes tacks Hall,
Luhrs & Co., u packages tobacco; Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., l car iron, 26 boxes axes.
; boxes hatchets, l box mattocks, l box and
1 tub hardware, 226 bundles shovels, II cases
bottled cider, 10 bundles and 80 bars black
iron pipe, 2 boxes hinges, cases files ; L. II.
Selby & Co., car iron; Continental Oil
Company, l car coal oil +; Hale Bros. & Co.,
l box and l case cotton goods Lindley q
Co, 10 cases canned mackerel, 10 barrels cur
velopes $. Lipman & Co., l bale blankets;
E. Lyon & Co., 3 cases cloaks.
VENIRE FOR A GRAND JURY-Judge Clark
yesterday issued a venire for thirty Grand
Jurors, to appear at the Superior Court on
Tuesday, October IS, 1881, at 10 A. NJ. The
persons drawn as such jurors are as follows:
In this city-A. R. Klein, J. w. Rock, Jos.
Bopley, Joseph Barris, j. r. Foster, Fred
w. Reinhart, Stephen Gerber, John Doyle,
William Avery. Gus Lavenson, Balden Mo-
sier, William Close, Jacob Hoehn, George
w. Ogden, Henry Budd, E. NJ. Skaggs,
Samuel Smith, Otto Hanson, Thomas Har-
per, Gaitsno Deluchi, S. A. Wolf, William
Gwynn. Suffer township-Jo Ohm 2. Odbert.
Courtlaud-J. V. Simms. Natoma town
ship-W. o. Davis. Brighton township-R
S. Lockett. Franklin township Joshua
Fountain. Folsom-James Carter. Missis-
sippi township-D. d. Scott and G. W. Oar
ling.
Police CeURT.-In this Court yesterday
All Coo was fined So for discharging firearms
within the city-shooting at the fracas at I
and Third streets few nights since-and
$50 for disturbing the peace, in connection
with the same affair All Yee, arrested at
the same time, was fined S15, upon a charge
of disturbing the peace both fines were paid.
George Eldred and Frank Kitty we're fined
So each upon similar charges James Gleason
pleaded guilty and was fined So for stealing
ride on the cars Dan Fay forfeited So de.
post for his appearance upon charge of
drunk Mrs Mankin pleaded guilty to dis
turbing the peace, and was sent to the County
Jail for rest of forty days; the examination
of Johnn7 Boone, upon charge of burglary,
was postponed until the 10Th instant
New ENGLAND DINNERS AND LUNCHES
The ladies of the Congregational Church and
Society will give series of New England
dinners snd lunches in the basement of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next week, commence
ing Tuesday and concluding on Saturday.
The object is to raise endowment funds for
the Golden Gate Seminary The ladies an
nounce that refreshments viii be served
promptly, so that parties msy not be de-
tanned unnecessarily from business. A New
England $ set out " viii be served from y TO
2, and lunches from to P. Nall for %
cents.
COMMERCIALLY have arrived since
last report steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from
San Francisco, with general merchandise, and
towing barge of lumber for the Sacramento
Lumber Company steamer Reform, having
in tow barge Orient loaded with lumber for
Friend & Terry Lumber Company and w. F.
Frazer steamer Varuna, with barge of
grain in transit to the Bay from the upper
Sacramento. Departed: Steamer Reform,
with two barges of sugar. pine for San Quen-
tin.
TRADE Marks Claims for trademarks
were fled yesterday with the Secretary of
State for Damiana Bitters, or Bsia Cali
fornia Damiana Bitters," br Louis Hess. of
San Francisco. And for Golden State Tea.
with or without pictorial representations, by
Macondray & Co., San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. = That capital band
of capital fellows who compose the
First Artillery Band-and it's splendid
one, surs-after giving the last free concert
last night, and serenading friends. came to
the Capital Ale Vaults. Third and j streets,
and demanded that Longabaugh appear. He
did appear, and the band gave him music
that melted bis soul, and fairly pulled the
shoppers out of the bottles, concluding the
racket with three cheers for " Old John.
who in this public manner begs leave to &C
knowledge the compliment, express hi:
thanks for the honor due him, and TO CRY
Long live the Band, and long live Sacra
nento !" 'Rahl