Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-14
FIRST ARTILLERY rNcAMpMENF.

FIRST ARTILLERY ENcAMPMEET.
Contrary to the general understanding tina
all the companies of the First Artillery he2i
ment viii leave here on the so.h instant TO
their encampment in Nevada county, it ma
be remarked that only part of the companie
will 90 by railroad. Company B, Captain
w. A. Houghton commanding, with full bat
tsry. and the Woodland company, Captain
easier commanding, will leave on the even
inc of the 9th. and make the trip by maroi
and camping. They will probably be joined
nv the Camptonville company. Captain
Brown. in the mountains. and the three com
NAMES EXPECT to thus arrive at the appointed
pIace of encampment at about the same time
that the companies do which go by railroad
The Nevada City Transcript, referring to tht
encampment, says:
Next week force of men will be put &c
work preparing the grounds at Ismert's aanc
Glenbrook for the military encsmpment that
! Colonel Haymond's regiment will hold here
| beginning the last day Of this month. The
grounds will probably be spread with saw.
dust. in order that no dust may be occasioned
| by the inces;ant tramp, tramp over them.
The by-roads leading thereto will be pat III
! frst-class condition, and all accommodations
of brush carefully cleared away. The camp
tonville company will be there about O'Clock
! in the afternoon of the 29sh. Next morning
it viii proceed to the grounds with Captain
! Rapp's company Of this city, and the TWO
will pitch the tents and make other ilnai ar
rangements. Ga the night OF the SUR the
! four c mpanie3 FROM Sacramento and the
Woodland con rany will arrive. from
that time the regulations OF camp lie
viii 90 into effect. There will be the
usual parsdes, sham battles, etc.. Prob
ably a military bail be given IN this
! city. and perhaps one at Grass Valley. The
programme has not bsen prepared yes, puI II
NAV be relied upon that the week VIII be
replete with exercises of character TO at
| tract thousands of spectators. The Narrow
! Gauge Railroad Company will run numerous
special traiEs between the two towns and the
grounds, and a large number OF private par
ties have concluded to enter into the business
| Of TRANSPORTING passengers by wagons, oTnnl-
buses and the like. On Sunday, August
| 7th, the soldiers viii break camp and return
to their homes. During the week of en-.
camDiuent the theater ON Broad street Will
| he the scere OF numerous entertainments.
| Z I. Stetson expects to occupy 1t three or
fsur NIGHTS with q first-class dramatic COM
bination. and an effort is being made to pre-
vail upon Professor Muller and his Juvenile
Choral Society TO appear at least one light
in some operetta.
DOUBLE ROBBERY. Officers Campbell
Ash, Lee and George Karcher yesterday
morning arrested three men who gave their
names as Tom Leonard, John Wilson and
John Williams who had robbed two men at
the Tiyoli saloon on X street. between Front
and Second, of their money. All were
strangers in this city and had been drinking
together nearly all night, and finally while
these two were in a drunken sleep at the
above.named saloon yesterday morning,
Leonard, Wilson and Williams relieved them
of their money-abous SIS in all-and had
got it about equally divided among the three
when they were arrested, but hal already
spent portion Of it in a good square break.
fast each and numerous drinks.
CoMMERc1AL.-The Neponset departed yes
terday for the upper Sacramento. The Dover
also left for Colusa, with the barge Garfield,
light. The steamer C. NJ. Small came down
from Marysville with produce. and the barges
Marysville and Suffer, bringing 800 sacks
of wheat to the Pioneer mills. The steamer
Reform arrived from San Francisco, with a
barge load of lumber TO the Friend & Terry
Lumber Company. The steamer San Joaquin
No. 2 arrived from the Bay, with general
merchandise, and barge of lumber to n. l..
Drew and the Sacramento Lumber Company.
FRElGHTs By RAIL.-The following car
loads of freight for Sacramento were received
yesterday: One of metal, Of lumber, Of
wheels. l Of hides. OF wheat, of rubble,
of ics, of slabs. l of shakes, g of wood, Of
bolts, OF merchandise, Of car material
and 3 of barley. These were forwarded
East: -Four car loads OF merchandise, l of
canned fruit, ) of salmon, l Of lumber, of
| fruit. 8 Of potatoes, 8 of wool, l of beans,
of malt, Of abalone shells, l Of sugar, OF
silk, 81 of tea, l e powder, l of iron and l
of onions.
TAKEN TO NAPA Seaman Shan. who be-
came so Infatuated at officer Valentine, who
had him in charge at the Police Court when
convicted as g drunk, and who was subse-
uuently declared insane, was yesterday taken
BY Sheriff Newbert to the Napa Asylum.
Shan ia a Portuguese. and was so violently
insane before he was taken away that he had
to be secured and placed in a straight-jacket
to prevent him from doing himself personal
injury. His malady was brought on by ex-
cesSlYe use OF liquor.
Nor VERY STRANGE.-What is regarded
as a strange freak in the line of malforma-
ton has Just occurred in the eastern part Of
! this city, at the ranch Of NJ. M. Odell, Thirty
! first and Y streets. 1t consists of a young
Zig. which was dead when found, and the
head of which strongly resembles that of q
| human being. The curiosity has been pre-
/ served in alcohol Il is not so strange
thing, after all, for in fact it is unpleasantly
common to see a hunan-sheped head with q
hog attached to it.
MERCHANDISE GEroBT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Huntington, Hopkins n Co., 50t
plates iron A. Dsnaery & Co , Is boxes, 2.
barrels and casks glassware Lindley 4
| Co, - barrels hams; Pacific Electrica
! Works, ! barrel insulators and breakers,
case aud box battery jars; Capital Furni
ture Co., box glass; Hall, Luhrs & Co,
case cigars, % pals tobacco.
LADIES' ToURNAMENT.-Sever very fins
prizes, consisting of silver service, silver
| toilet set. silver Jewel casket, fine fruit dish
elegant silver water pitcher, fine Llama lace
! shawl, ETC., have been offered by principal
| business houses in this city to be competed
! for at the Agricultural District Fair at Chico
which commences on the oh of September
POLICE CouRr.-In this Court yesterday
John Welch pleaded guilty of disturbing tbs
peace, and was fined 81 and costs. George
| Mcintosh was given like fine for sleeping
/ on the sidewalk. The grand larceny cast
against w. c. Burke was continued until to-
Gay.
TRADE-AIARKs.- Calm, Nickelsburg h CO..
of San Francisco, have fled in the ofhcs Of
tbs Secretary of State their claim to tbs
| trademarks Racket" Boss of the Road
and ." Union" for boots and shoes.
| THE RIVER. - The river last evening
marked nine feet and seven inches. It,
temperature at the afternoon measurement
was IS, with the atmosphere so at the SAINT
time in the shade.
IMMIGRANTS. - Forty-seven immigrants, in
cludirg Twenty-Five males, will arrive from
the East this afternoon by overland train.
LECTURE BY GOVERNOR GEO. C. PERKINS
Subject George Peabody, the Philan
throphist," in the ~ f. Church South
! Seventh street, between j and X, Wednes
day evening, July Goth, at o'clock. AID
| mission, 30 cents.
/ MATCHMAKING atparlors of Mrs. G. NJ. Saw
yer, Pacific Hotel, this evening, at 5 o'clock
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