Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

UNION GOSPEL SERvIoEs.-A large audi
ence was in attendance again last evening at
the Union Gospel services. From half-past
z to s o'clock was spent in the service of song,
led by Mr. and Mrs. Sbebbius, and the choir.
under Dr. Pnkham. The regular services of
the evening were opened with the hymn,
"Come Ye Disconsolate," sung by the con-
gregation. The reading Of scripture and
prayer followed, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Stebbins sang in very effective manner.
"Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight -
After reading Of notices, they again sang
"Wondecful Words of Life" Dr.. Dwlnell
then preached a short discourse upon the
words, &C me unto Me all We that labor and
ara heavy laden, aud l will give you rest. -
The present civilization, he said, is one
of unrest. This Is shown in every depart-
ment Of life destitute of the religion of jesus
Christ. 1t is a natural outcome of the dis
turbed condition of man. Sin has disturbed
his relation u God and the development is
to unrest of his soul. Man needs rest. His
heart Graves it, and this seeking after things
which he has not Is either an impulse to fad
rest or foil to parry it. Rest can only be
found in God, for God only is the obi =ct
worthy Of q supreme love, service and conf
dence. Rest in Hun Is found through Christ
in consequence OF Christ's death for man
and through faith in Christ man is brought
into unison and fellowship with Cod At the
close OF the sermon Mr.. and Mrs Stebbins
sang piece entitled Come to Jesus" An
after meeting was held, led by Ar. Stebbins,
and in which also Drs. Deal and DwineIl and
Rev. Mr.. Henry made brief remarks. Much
interest was manifest. The service this even
ing viii be held at the same place, at half past
o'clock, the first half hour to be devoted to
singing, under the leadership of BIr. Steb.
bins. A collection will be taken up at the
meeting on Thursday evening for the benefit
of the sufferers at Chios.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th instant: Studebaker Brothers Manu-
featuring Company, l carload wagons; John
Breuner, so boxes chairs j. G.. Davis, II
boxes chairs L. Elkus, % cases hats Jones
& Givens, 200 reels wire; n. S. Arnold &
Co, kegs rivets; Lindley & Co., IS boxes
baking powder +. A. Scott & Co., carload
wagon material; l.. L. Lewis & Co., carload
stoves; Waterhouse & Lester l carload
wagon material Scofield & Tevis, !, $50 cases
and tank oil; Huntingdon Hopkins & Co.,
2i5 kegs Eorseshoes, l box pipe fittings. |
case hinges. l case drills, l case scales, Gaze
aad l barrel hardware, l barrel castings
bundle tongs. 20 cases axes, SO boxes sledges
II. ). Stone & Co., l case whip handles Me.
bus y Co, 20 boxes spices, 16 boxes baking
powder, 10 boxes coffee essence, 30 kegs her
rings; w. i q g. S. Houghton, box cast
ings; Towle Bros, box handles Baker &
Hamilton, box hinges A. ]. Visle, s crates
window shades and stats; L K. Hammer,
boxed piano; hall, Luhrs & Co., 80 pals TO-
bacco @. Swanson ! box household goods. l
boxed piano W. R. Strong & Co., "a bags
grass seed G. \. d. Cray, l box cutlery, l
box razor strcps Adams, Mcneil & Co. S
boxes baking powder; WeiustocHl & Lubin.
II cases hars, l box hosiery; S. b. Paige, ?
iron safes.
CoRPoBATIoys.-Tle San Diego Land and
Town Company has fled articles Of inoorpo.
ration. The purpose Of the company is
stated TO be the encouragement OF agricult-
IRE, maintenance Of public parks, Of public
and private cemetery, the purchase, location,
etc, Of town lots, supply of water to the
public, erection OF buildings, promotion of
immigration, etc. The principal places Of
business are Topeka, Kansas Boston, Mass.
and State OF California The Directors are
Thomas Nickerson, George B. Wilbur, Benz
Kimhall aud Henry Z. Cooper, Boston, and
G. Q. Holiday, Ross Burns and D. L. Liakin,
Topeka, Capital stock, 81 800. eco, divided
into Il. 600 shares Articles of incorpora-
tan have also b1en fled by the Santa Rosa
and SouoMG Railroad Company, for the pur-
pose Of constructing broad-gause road from
Santa Rosa through the Sonoma valley to
Benicia, line Of fifty miles. Principal
place If business, Santa Rosa, Directors
W. 5. NJ. Wright, James 3. Rue, i. T. Far
mar, \. A. Bean. David Burris, T. @. Hah.
man and George P. Noonan, Of Santa Rosa
Capital stock, 81. COO 600, divided into 10, O0C
shares.
HORTICULTURAL BOARD FOR YoLo CoUE
TY.--At a NEE ting of the Board of Superyi
sors Of Yolo county, yesterday, petition o
fruit-growers was presented asking the Boarl
to appoint a County Board of Horticulture
for the county. The petition was granted
and J. 3. Saul OF Davisville, I. n. Hoag o.
Washington, aud J. X. Bullock Of Woodland
were appointed Commissioners The Com
mis,iouers afterwards met and elected J. 3
Saul Chairman and J. \. Hoag Secretary
They also divided the county into districts
as follows All cas-. Of the line Of the drain
age canal and beiow Grays Bend, on be Sac
mento river, District Ne /. in charge of Com
missioner ittts al WNSg bt SklA tAltl AT
south Of the line If Cache creek. District No
?, in charge Of Commissioner Saul ard al
Of Capay valley and north Of Cache creel
and ABOVE Gray's Bend. District No 5. i
charge OF Commissioner Bullock. The Com
mission will make gu active campaign agains
tbs insects Injurious 20 fruit and trees. ans
carry out the intent Of the Law on the sab
jet.
PoucE CoUET.-Ia the Police Court yes
ter3ay John Granger, petit larceny, PLEADED
guilty fined $50 and costs Al Hoy, samt
CHARGE pleaded guilty; sentence postponed
W. QaiaH, crUGk, post fortified. JOIN
Frazer, druuk, discharged. Silas Russell
maintaining a nuisance, discharged, suC
amended complaint filed. Charles Slaughter
and Harry Smith, disturbing the peace, fneC
81 each and costs. Charles CLARK. drunk
discharged. Owen Moore, disturbing IT,,
peace, guilty; judgment postponed.
PoucE ARREsTs.-CLarles Graham wa
yesterday arrested by officer Lee 70
vaeraucy. Silas Russell, for maintaining
nuisance. by same officer. "Shortyn an,
Jack DenEey fer visiting an opium den, aus
All Ki foF keeping opium den, by office
George Arlington and George kaJcher, local
Fitzpatrick, drunk, by local Thorpe. Jane
~ A"tes Nt uAAs ~ NAA-S+o "AIAtlLt dI'
Arlington.
DIRrCroEs APPOINTED. The Governor ha
appointed The following a. members of til
District Board Of Agriculture, Ne. /. com
prisnE the counties Of Alameda. Contr;
Costa aud san Francisco: james Nee, vic
ParIse. resigned; A. C. Deitz, vice self. tern
eHpirea; j. r. Hough ton, vice Blake, re
sigrei; and John 3. Watson, vice self, tern
expired
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.-Sergeaut BaFwicl;
of the Signal Service post here, has receive
notiee that tie chief signal officer Of th
army has called FIR volunteers from tn
members Of the signal corps to supply
detail FOR q three years tour AZ Point Barrow
Alaska, for the purpose Of taking meteor,
logical and other scientific observations.
ST. PAuL's PIcSIc.-Ths third annual pic
ME q s.. Pauis Episcopal Church will b
held at Natoma Grove Tuesday, Msy 8, 1881
Jones & Beebe's band viii be in attendance
The train viii leave the depot at $50 a. y
Tickets for round trip, 81; children, hsl
price
TRADEMARKS. = Peabody & Seton hay
fled their claim to trademark OF Democrat
Weekly Dispatch and MeRdocjno Dcmocra
being the name ana title head Of pape
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