Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MrRcHAgp1sr REpoRT.-The following
freight passed ogden for Sacramento on the
% instant: For the Continental OIL Com
pany. car coal oil; J. C. Ayers & Co., 127
boxes patent medicine; Holman, Stanton &
Co., I car load plows. The following passed
Ogden for this city on the 81: Lindley & Co.,
% cases matches A. A. Van Voorhies & Co.,
! bale blankets H G. Kitk & Co., case of
drugs, 2 boxes same, y boxes medicine;
Schofold & Tevis. 2 boxes paint brushes:
Hale Bros & Co., 2 cases boots and
shoes, / case woolens; Hall, Luhrs &
Co., ; packages tobacco; A. j. Yelie,
/ hogshead and 2 boxes plated ware
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l box and 4
buadles door hinges, case hand spikes,
200 kegs nails, 6 cases blind hiages
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 10 barrels currants;
John Bruoer 2 boxes walnut chair materials;
Biliinesley L Co., IA cases AK handles: Hol-
man, Stanton & Co., barrel chains; Booth
& Co., ID cases maple syrup, 25 boxes maple
sugar Capital Furniture Company, boxes
finished marble, l box looking glasses; Wa
teTho1se & Lester, l crate hubs; w. D.
Comssoek, 6 boxes walnut chair materials,
2 boxes finished marble; Weinstock & LubiD,
/ box dry goods, l case underwear, cases
hats Washburn & Redman, 8 cases woolen
,
bius & Co., 20 CASES matches ". a. & G. S.
HoRghton, l cGse books G. w. Chesley, 2
cases cigars n. s. Arnold, carload stoves
and rSnges ; John NJ. Gapen, l two-seated
oarrisge.
PERCENTAGE OF ATTENDANCE. = General
Orders No. %. just issued from the Adjutant-
Generals Office, giving the percentage of at
tendance at drills of the National Guard Of
California for September, shows that the
company having the highest per cent in the
First Infantry Regiment is Company L,
60 S5; the logest, Company A, 1874; per-
ceatsee OF tie regiment, $40. Third In
fantry Battalion, general percentage, 59.4S;
highest Company B, 64.21 lowest, Com
pany s., 5f.64. Fifth Infantry Battalion,
general percentage, 50 AZ; highest, Company
a, 81 %; lowest, Company L, 56.44. First
Artillery Regiment, general percentage,
80 20; highest. Company @, 63.72; lowest,
Company B, 4999 Second Artillery Rsgi.
ment, general percentage 64 6S highest,
Company a, 70 %; lowest, Company G,
81 81. First Cavalry Battalion general per.
centags, 62 81 highest, Company 3, 62 96;
lowest, 81 81. Unattached companies, high.
est, Eagle Corps, Los Angeles, y 81; lowest,
Governors Guard Cadets 56.31. The high
est general percentage was shown by the Sec
ond Artillery Regiment, 81 65 and the low
est by the First Artillery, $50. The
percentage of the n. G. c. for the month Of
September was 60.SS.
LODGE ORGANIzED.-A new lodge of
Good Tsmplars, to be known as Virginia
Lodge. was orgalizsd on Friday evening last
at Reeds Station, Yuba county, by George
B. Ka;zensssin, G. w. S. The lodge starts
with IS charter members. There were a
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rounding places, who assisted at the institu-
ton. The officers elected and installed fer
the present quarter were, for w. G. T., H. Fl.
Hollister; w. r. II. S., Mrs. E. J. Kelser;
w. L. II. S. Miss May Inflow; w. V. T.,
Mrs. Julia falow; w. s, Julius Hollister;
w. 3. s, Miss May Inlow; w. Z. S., J.
Scott; W T., Moaroe Elder: W III, E. 3.
Lanedon ". d. NJ, Mics Mary Ostrom
w. l, G Miss Lena Langdon w. o. G.,
Chris. Kelser; w. c., a. Lapgdon; P. w.
G. T., d. a. Hollister
Police CoURT,-ln the Police Court 'on
Saturday Robert Brock was trisd for battery
and found sot guilty. Eugene Watson was
found not guilty On one charge of battery,
and another charge Of the same kind against
him was coltinued until to day. d. w. Mil
Ter was tried and found not guilty Of disturb
ing the peace. Ed. Rand was found guilty
and ssnt to the County Jail for term of 60
days for vagrancy. A case for the same Of
fense against james Powelson was continued
until the 9th instant. Della Gallagher, ar.
rested for shameful disturbance of the
peace ct the Comet Saloon, on K, between
Front and Second streets. was granted q con-
tinuance until today. Pat Tfmmons pleaded
guilty to q druak and was fiaed SO, which ne
paid and departed.
THE MISSING DRAF1s.-Dayid job. who
was robbed, while drunk, in one of the down
town saloens few evenings since of abont
$500, had in this amount three drafts payable
. to his order Chief Kareher at once notified
The bank at Eureka, Nevada, by which they
were issued of the loss, and yesterday re-
ceived letter from the bark, Paxton & Co.,
stating that tho drafts were drawn on j. and
W. SeligInan & Co, New York, and that
Seligman & &c. had been notified by tele.
graph not to pay She drafts when presented.
They are No 6 759 for $50. and Nos, c, 760
and 6, 761, for SlG0 each. The drafts are
supposed to be "a the hands of seme sharper
or gang in this city, but Of course are now
made gaiueiess
TIE CHURcHEs.-Speoial gospel services
were commenced at the Calvary Baptist
Church, on 1 street, last evening, when the
pastor, Rev. J. Q. A. Henry, spoke upon the
"Sorcery of Sin" Gospel meetings will be
continued Ia this church every evening dur
ing this week, except Saturday. A mission
arr. concert service was held at the Congrega-
tional Church last evening, at which collec-
tion was taken up in aid Cf the National
Garfield Memorial Hospital to be erected at
Washington. Rev. c. NJ. Davis. OF Berke-
ley, cficiated at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
yesterday morning.
NTo,t mrs Pr-pr,c- Tho foII,tr;no have
been appointed by ths Governor as Notaries
Public Tor counties named Holland Smith,
for San Francisco county, to reside at San
Franciseo; G. B. Porter, for Contra Costa
county, to reside at Martinez Wallace Doan,
for Nevada county, to reside at B1ca ; John
Bell for Saeta Clara county, to reside at. San
Jose; James w. Goad, for Colusa county, to
resids ct Colusa (; William Wallace, for Hum
boldt county, TO reside at Eureka 81. B. Alb
bott for Plumas county, to reside at Patter-
sonvile.
DEATH FROM LEPgosY.- Stanton
many years since, while in China. contracted
the fatal disease, leprosy. and was patient
at the Sacramento County Hospital for a
while some time since. At the recommenda-
tion of the Board of Health the Supervisors
paid his fare and for his expenses to ship to
The leper colony at one of the Sandwich
Islands. 1t seems that he did not go farther
than San Francisco, however, and the papers
of that city gave an account of his death from
leprosy at the Smallpox Hospital on Friday
last.
CRY RECEIPTS. following payments
were made into the City Treasury for the
week ending Saturday, November ., 1881:
S. r. Caldwell, cemetery dues. SIS; L.
D. Server, water rates. 81, 426 so; n. A.
Kidder, harbor dues, 1882 so; Ed. Il. Nc
Kee, school tuition Of Lon-residents, SS9
George A. Putnam. city licenses. S5l0 81.
Total, s., 13i 50.
THE HowARD's BESFFIT.-The last meet
ing for msking arrangements fer the Howard
benefit to be given this week. viii be held at
Pioneer Hall this afternoon at half-past l
o'clock, when full report from all the COM
mittees is expected.
Police ARRESTS. During Saturday and
Sunday arrests were made in the city as fol-
lows Fred Smith. for vagrancy, by officer
Valentine Charles Yates, fer battery, by
ctfcsr Ash and George Karcher, local.
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