Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

appointment of an Overseer, and that ouch
petition should be heard and considered by
the Board on the 22i instant at II o'clock
A. NJ. Road matters were then taken up and
the question of repairs to the Hicks bridge and
OF tie bridge over the drainage canal in Road
District No. u, ard Of repairing the road in
front of Whitcomb's ranch, was referred
with power to act, to the Committee on
Roads and Bridges, 10 which the Chairmsn
OF the Board was added. Adjourned till 10
A. ii. to-day.
BENEFlc1ARY.-C pany G (Sarsieldsl has
in contemplation to start beneficiary organ
ization in tie company, for the purpose of
paying sick members certain sum weekly
and fixed am sunt TO the families Of deceased
members. An initiation fee and monthly
dues will be charged to obtain the necessary
funds, and it is proposed not to pay benefits
until sufficient amount IS in the treasury
to insure its success. None but active
members in good standing can become
members of this organization, but members
having served three years in the company
and honorably discharged can continue mem
bership in the beneficiary association. 1t is
also intended to admit honorary members.
4 preliminary meeting was held on the even
ing of the 5.h ct the compsny's arnory, and
signatures solicited. It is thought that it
will greatly benefit the company and have
the effect Of inducing members to serve at
least three years, as they will be taken care
of If sick, and funds enough furnished to at
least keep the wolf from the door. This or
ganization viii be entirely separate from the
military sffairs of the company. As sooE as
the proper number Of signers have been OBJ
tanned, rules and regulations will be drawn,
and the new features organized and pus into
OPERATION.
INcoRPoRATIoNs.- Articles of incorpora
ton have been fled with the Secretary of
State of the California State Dental Associa-
ton. Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-H. E. Knox, j. j. Birge,
w. J. Younger, S. Z. Knowles, William
Dutch. Also. Of The Phil Sheridan Consol.
idated Mining Company. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Directors. A.
Robinson, g. w. Blinnett a. +. Carmody.
G. G. Walker. Capitsl stock, Si0,oO0,o00.
in 100, goo shares. .. Also, of the Massachu-
sets Consolidated Mining Company. Pria-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectors-W E. Docnett, 7. w. Hutchinson,
s. A. Wiuall, 2. Cronell, a. G. Hammond,
Peter McMahou, G. i. Meyer. Capital
stock, 50 800, COO in 250,090 shares. -. Also.
of the Sun Publishing Company, of Sau
Stockton, a. Wentschar, T.. Parker, c. 2.
Gerichten. Capital stock, $20o90, in 500
shares Also, of the Citizens Gas Com
pany. Of Los Angeles. Directors. y
Crudil, a j. Sharre, Il. 5. Baker, j. $.
Slarson. George II. Bombrake. Capital
stock, $3.50, 900, in 2. 500 shares.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento en- the
4.h: For Huntington, Hopkins d Co., l
crate shoe blacking, bundle brass, 40 kegs
horseshoes, case, end boxes hardware. 2
boxes brass rails, barrels pullsys, bundle
tubes, 2 boxes potato Washers, l box cutlery,
4 rolls boiler fittings, bale netting, 10 boxes
oxshoes, 300 kegs nails; 4. Dennery Co,
5 boxes plated ware; George L. Bush,
hoesheads lamp globes; Hall, Luhrs 4 Co,
. packages and 26 pals tobacco; Mee!us "
Co, % cads and 20 butts tobacco; 4. Mics
ter, bundles felloes. case spokes, wagon
poles, bundles wheels, box bolts l.. l..
Lewis & Co, 2 boxes cutlery, bundle paper,
l car stoves; Ssse,lard Oil Company 2l0
cases oil; G. T. r. X. Company, 30 barrels
oil; Hugh Heron, box and l case books
e. :. Dsnisou, / box books James Parsons,
> cases boots and shoes K. Stone & Co.. 2
rolls leather; Whittier, Fuller i Co.. case
pasteboard; Locke & Larenson, / rolls car
pet; Louis Leloy, box cigars.
Police CouRT.-The case Of John
Dougaerty, upon charge of grand larceny,
was continued yesterday in the Police Court
until to day, at l P. NJ. The gambling case
NJ W. C. Burke was continued until to-mor-
row. The bond of Joseph BauquteT, which
was declared forfeited day before yesterday,
was again considered, the previous order re-
yolel and defendant discharged upon
,1tr " orav n
Health Osficer IN the matters complained of,
and upon payment Of 81 and costs. The case
OF Len Hold Sin7 upon charge OF burglary,
was continued ill to-day. Another pre-.
Eninarv examination of George MliasIoh,
upon charge Of murder, was held, and de-
PENDANT hsld to answer.
CLorHINs REcovEREp. Friday last
suit of clothes belonging to John Temple was
stolen from his room in the Crescent City
Hotel. Yesterday officer Woods recovered
them from a Mr.. Sprague, who found them
IN Friend Il Terry lumber yard oD the same
day thai they were stolen. Mr.. Sprague is
employed in the yards, and thinks they were
hid there to be called COR afterwards. He
made known his find, and the clothes have
been returned to the owner. There is no
clue thus far to the party who committed the
larceny.
Too FoRcBLB.-S. S. Thompson. well
known as forcible dsputant upon all polit-
ical questions, while engaged in an earnest
argument with Martin Wetzel upon the state
of the country day before yesterday, is said
to have reinforced his statement by calling
the latter q - liar. This was replied to
by Wetzel with free launch from the
shoulder. which effsctually reduced the hight
IL not the argument, Of his adversary, and
for which cause Wetzel was arrested by
officer Valentine and charged with battery.
EXAMINATION HELD.--Information charg-
ing George Milasich with the murder of
Peter Morelli on the Sd ultimo having been
set aside by the Superior Cour. on the ground
that it was filed prior to the fling Of the evil
dence taken upon the preliminary exsmina-
ton. contrary to the provision OF the statutes,
a second examination was yesterday held
before Judge Henry. At the conclusion he
was returned to the County Jail to await
trial for murder without bail.
RoBBER ARRrsrEp.-A man named Jack
Creighton. wanted for robbery and grand
larceny in San Francisco, and Tor whom
search has been made for some time past,
was arrested in this city day before yesterday
by officers Ash, Arlington and Valentine,
and will be taken below this morning. he
is known 20 the police here to be an old
offender. He has just returned from the
northern part of the State, and came here
from Dixon.
WANT NEW CoUNTY.-The Gait WeeHy
Gazette gives notice in a long article that the
people of that section have set their hearts on
making q new county out of that corner Of
Sacramento and adjacent counties, with Gait
as the county ssat.
No DuMINUFIoN of business st Hale's Grand
Central Depot, although the Fourth is over. >
GEyrs' SUMNER SuIrs, from s. to Sl4. at
the great clothing sale. Red House.
BE SURE and read advt rtisement Of Hales
Grand Central Depot on Saturday morning.