Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS STABBIEG.-Ihe cutting ARRAY re-
ferred to yesterday as between Thomas Jack.
son and james Vaughn came near being
serious. 1t appears that the two got into a
dispute il front of the Bon Ton Kitchen ON
K-street, near Third, and finally to blows.
Vauehn's appearances immediately after the
occurrence corroborates his story that he re-
ceived severe punishment and was knocked
down more than once by the fist of jackson
coming in contact with his nose, mouth and
vicinity. Vaughn, who was an inmate of
the County Hospital, and in weakly condi-
tion from advanced pulmonary affection.
states that he used his knife-a very dull
pocket piece-in self-defense Chief Karcher
came upon the scene just as the affair had
closed, when he found jackson bleeding very
profusely from a cut on the top Of the head
Having sent hin to physicians office, near
by, in charge of another party, he followed
Vaughn, arrested him and conducted him
to the city Jail. Il was some time before the
blood could be stopped from Jsclsson's wound,
as an artery was cut which had to be
taken up, but when this had been successfully
done he was also taken by the Chief to the
lookup. Upon arrival there it was found
that Vaughn's knife had been thrust twice
into Jaokson's body, once just under and
back OF the left arm, and again below the
right shoulder blade. He was go drunk at
the time that be did not know of these cuts
until he was searched at the police headquar-
ters, ard his clothes found full of blood from
them The affair will be inquired into before
the Police Court this morning. The only
apparent reason why the thrusts did not
prove fatal was because of the extreme dull
ness of the blade and its not being adapted to
such application.
INCoRP0RATIoEs.-Th have been fled
in the Office of the Secretary of State arti-
cles of incorporation of the Yosemite Gold
and Silver Mining Company. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
II. T. Graves, Ell. Marsh, Daniel Hanlon,
Robert B. AiIroy and Martin Lannan. Cap
ital stock, 81, 900, 00O in 100 900 sharea Also,
of the Pay Day Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Principal Office, San Francisco.
Directors-R. II. Lloyd, John Shirley, John
a. Drinkhouse, Joseph Brandenstein and
Thomas J. Clunie. Capital stock, SO, ,0G0, :
900, in 100000 shares. Also of the Monu-
mental Tunnel and Mining Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectoTs-L. l.. Robinson, W. S. Wood, W.
III. Stewart, E. N. Robinson and Henry Pill
choir. Capital stock, SO 600, 000 in 100000
shares Also, of Crown Point Consolidated
Gold Mining Company. Principal place
of business, Grass Valley. Directors
John F. Kidder, w. S. Stoddard, Henry ).
Bush, A. Ganther and William George.
Capital stock, s1OO,000 in $4,000 shares.
Also, of the Woman's Medical College, Hos
pital and Dispensary of the Pacific Coast.
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-Sarah E. Furnes Welles, NJ. D.;
Mary Priscilla Sawtelle, NJ. D.; Susan P.
Blunt, Carrie Ellis and Ellen NJ. Donnett.
Also of Niagara Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Principal Office, San Francisco
Directors-H. I. Graves, Henry Marsh,
Daniel Hanlon, Robert B. MilroY, Martin
Lannan. Capital stock, 81, GOO, 900, in 100, 900
shares.
THE UNKNOWN DEAD.-The remains of
the man found at the north end of China
slough, in this city, last week are still at the
Coroners Office The holding of an inquest
and the burial Of the remains have been de-
layed in hopes that some clue might be OBJ
tained leading to Identification, but thus far
nothing has resulted tending to this end. a
day or two subsequent to finding the body o
crutch and hat were found near where the
body had been discovered. These were laid
upon the bank near by while further search
was being made, and when the party returned
TO where the above articles we're left it was
found that tramp had carried of the hat
A card wss found in one of the pockets Of
the Globe Clothing House of S. Loorya, Oh
L street, near the Western Hotel, and upon
it can be read, Sacramento, July Sth (yeal
goue}, ice. One ring, paid days." This
being shown to Mr.. Loorya, he is unable tC
make out who the party was, but is of opin
ion that the card was given upon some
article taken in pawn. Mr.. Loorya finds IL
his memoranda another similar card in refer
eDcs TO ]. NJ. Williams, given in July, 1881
xuhi ln ms
party As Joe" " but he has no knowledge al
to the psrson by that name. Possibly some
one may see this who may from this data b
able to give some clue to the deceased per
son. Cigsr-holders and matches il tht
pockets show that he was a smoker. and ;
spool of coarse linen thread and needles, alst
found, indicate that he was an unmarried
man.
A CORRECTIONAL Woodland paper says
Sc The people of Sacramento have bscom
alarmed of the smallpox in that city, ant
the Governor has proclaimed quarantine oI
the Central Pacific and Southern Pscif
Railroads at or near the State line" So fa
as the above item insinuates or asserts tina
she smallpox exists in this city it is de
cidedly incorrect, as there is not case il
this city, nor even runor OF one, and ha
not been. The efforts of the Governor anC
the Introduction of the disease from the Eas
by the overland railroads.
REAL ESTATE SoLD.-D. J. Simmons solt
yesterday at auction the east SO feet of lot
in the block between N and n, Fifth ant
Sixth streets. to Amariah Johnson, for 81, $50
the west IS feet of same lot to Mrs. B. Da
roGx, for g 050; the east 20 feet OF the nortf
half Of lot !, in The same block, to Pete
BOIL, for $780, the north half Of lot s. be
tween X and L. Eighth and Ninth streets. tS
G., /. Clark, for 81, 750 These several piece
of property belonged TO the estate of G. C
Haydsn, deceased. The bidding at recen
real state sales has shown considerable acsiy
ity among dealers.
Police CoURT.-The cases disposed of il
this Court yesterday were as follows: Mar!
Miller, for exhibiting, pleaded guilty and wa
fined so. Spanish Lena, charged with peti
larceny, was tried and found not guilty
Thomls Martin, drunk, forfeited his depesi
of 81 80 by non-eppearance TO snswer to tn
charge The cases of Angelo Covello an
Dan Cummings, disturbing the peace, wer
continued until tomorrow, and that of Herr
Bennett for battery, until the 18th inst.
DELAYED TRA1s.-The train from the Eas
due here yesterday morning, and which wa
delayed twenty-four hours by deep snow eas
of Ogden, was expected here about half-pas
o'clock last evening, but further detentio
was caused by freight train getting off tn
track near Alta, and at midnight it wa
thought the belated train would arrive her
at about o'clock this morning. The reguls
overland train, due here at 7:55 this morning
is expected on time.
Opens To-DAY.-Mr. Bush's trainers an
carpenters have worked so much more rapid
than he anticipated in completing his az
hall, 418 j street, that it is ready for openin
to-dsy, and viii be early this morning throw
open to the public. This will enable tn
people, day and night, from now until tn
day of sale, to examine the works Of art t
be disposed of on Friday.
AUCTION SALE-Bell & Co. will sell e
ia. N. tomorrow, on the premises, No. 50
K street, between Third and Fourth, all tn
fixtures of the Bon Ton Kitchen and Oyste
House, consisting Of range, counters, sho,
windows, tables, chairs, signs, together wit
crockerv, glassware, etc.
The first reaI Art sale here. Friday.