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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06
BREVITIES.

w. T. Knox of this city is raising the grade
and track of the railroad at Bear River or
the Oregon division.
Dominic Giacomini was yesterday arrested
by officers Arlington and Csfferty for carry.
ing concealed weapons.
The Philharmonic Society holds its first
meeting of the season this evening as !! 6
Exempt Firemsn's Hall.
a meeting of st. Panrs parish is to be h.l1
az the church this evening, in relation to The
recent repairs and fnarces.
One hundred end fifteen immigrant passen
gers inc!rulng 9o males. will arrive from tbs
Eay5s ny this afternoon train.
The gas company is laying new Il incl
main from the works along Front street e
&. 1t has been completed to r street.
The Governor has appointed William II.
Fauntleroy as q Notary Public for Santa
Barbara county, to reside at Central City.
Governor Perkins has appointed Johu
Garretson as a Supervisor for thu Fifth Dis.
trict of San Mateo county, vice Ocrin Brown.
resigned.
Dr. Simmons team ran yesterday from TIE
Postoffice to their stable, in the alley be-
tween j and X, Second and Third streets,
where it was stopped, without having caused
any damage except the loss of a few spoke;
from one wheel.
Daniel Mccain has been elected Chief
Engineer of the city Fire Department o.
Tombstone, Arizona, over his competitor,
W. S. Ives. Both parties ware formerly
residents OF this city, and Mccain was al
one time assistant foreman, as will be re-
membered..of Engine No of Sacramento.
C. C. Hamilton, attorney, from Ukiah, wa;
AL
terday for the purpose of procuring the com
mutation OF the death sentence of Harvey
Mortier, half breed Indian, sentenced to be
hanged on the 14th instant for the murder
by shooting, of Richard Macpherson in Men
docino county, in March, 1880. The Gov.
ernor heard the statement of the case, ant
took the matter under advisement.
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DEATH OF JEROME c. DAVIS.

jerome c. Davis, Second Trustee and
| Street Commissioner in this city, died sud.
denly yesterday about half past II o'clock,
noon. at his residence on N street, between
Sixth and Seventh. He was ailing in the
morning, but about the house, and during the
forenoon a physician was called, when the
symptoms of difficulty experienced seemed
to be tendency to numbness in one Of his
lower limbs, but it passed eff and was not
regarded as serious. Soon after IL o'clock,
while walking about in his room, he fell to
the floor and expired almost Immediately,
The cause is supposed to have been apoplexy.
He leaves wife, the only immediate mem
Der of the family. Mrs. W. z. Davis, of this
city, is niece, and Albert and Joseph
Mitchell, also of tliis city, are nephews. The
deceased was one of the earlier pioneers to this
coast, having come ACROSS the continent and
arrived here early in 1916, as a member OF
one of Fremont's expeditions. He was a
member OF the party Of thirty-sarse who, IN
jane, 1916, went from this section of the
State, then Mexican territory, to Sonoma,
and captured the military post there,
under command of General Vallejo, and
brought the garrison prisoners to Fort SUIT
ter. The bear flag was raised at the same
time, and proclamation OF Independence
issued by the party. This body of men is
Familiarity known in the history OF the State
ss the Bear Flag party, and the deceased Is
believed to have been one of the last sur
vivors. Mr.. Davis first settled residence
in the State was in YOlo county, where he
lived for many years. He subsequently,
spent several years in Washington. D. c.,
and has since resided in this city. He was
elected as City Trustees in the spring of 1880,
upon the Republican ticket. He was a ma
tive of Ohio, and 50 years of age The bell
Of the hook and ladder house was tolied in
the afternoon by reason of his death. He
was member of Tehama Lodge, No. 3, F.
and A. NJ; Sacramento Chapter, No. 3 !;
Sacramento Council, No. l, and Sacramento
Commsndery. No. 2. Knights Templar. The
funeral will take place on Sunday next at
P. NJ, from his late residence.
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SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

F. Moody, Of Truckee, was in the city yes
teriay.
| General H. n. Morrow, U. S. A., and family will
arrive from the East this morning.
Yrs. t. j. Donelin, OF Pheaix, Arizona is visiting
her mother Mrs. DR.. Morse, of Chico.
j. W. Maetay gave $4,000 to the U. s. Grant
fund he gives s.. 900 to the Mrs. Garfield fund
| z. Haines and wife, NJ. HayInan and wife and Mrs.
Dawson, of Woodland, were in town yesterday.
Congressman II. F. Page and his sons, George and
Fred Page are in the CITY, stopping at the Golden
E1gle.
s. earle and wife, OF this city, went to Stockton
Yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. William A. Aber-
nathy.
DR.. V. Pierce and wife, Of Buffalo, who have
been visiting upon this coast returned East on last
e7ening's train.
Mss N. Skacps of Sacramento, and John
Allyn of ST. Helena, CAL, will arrive from the East
by overland train this morning.
II. C. Jones, OF Suffer county; P. Oyer and fam
ily, of Cosumnes; William Kelly and w. X. Trip
petit, o, Plymouth, are IN the city.
Miss Minnie Miner, OF Benicia, exnects to leave
this coast for ST. Louis on some day curing ne2s
month"; She will remain away all winter.
Mrs. A. A. Wood left Chico Monday morning to
visit friends and relatives in Sacramento and Da-
vsville She was accompanied by Miss Pauline
Bullard.
H. C. May, A. j. Egglest ton, II. VI. Cameron. Evan
j. Coleman, P. Jacobson, Mrs. d Hudson and
daughter, OF San Francisco, We're in the city yes
terday.
j I'm A. Ethel, Of Rocky Bar, Aturas county
daho, died AT that place on the 24th instant, OF
brain fever, after an illness OF nearly four weeks
The deceased has many relatives and friends RS ding
in this State.
Rev N II. Platt, D. D., OF San Francisco, spsnt
yesterday in Sacramento He enjoyed drive
about the city and its suburbs, and expressed him
self greatly pleased with the appearance OF Sara
mento He visited the American river and Smiths
Gardens, and looked into the debris-deposis qu,s
ton as far as opportunity afforded.
Last evening at the residence of the brides
father, Charles Sexton, 1724 X street. John Latham
was united in marriage to Miss frankie Sexton, in
the presence of u select company OF the friends OF
the bride aud bridegroom. The festivities in honor
OF the new married pair were engaged in by the
personal friends OF the parties and tine hospitality
Of the host was equal to the OCCASION
Edwin II. Prentice formerly OF this city and
recently married N Sa Francisco to Miss Stella
Whitman has since been engaged wedding
tour through the southern part OF the State. The
newIy-maIred pair VIII arrive in this city this after
for brief visit and will raCeive friends at the
residence of his mother. Mrs. Clara Prentice, at No
80 NJ street, tomorrow evening. They will soon
return to San Francisco where the groom is con
nected with one OF the Central Pacific Railroad
Offices
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06
sUaElIoa COURT.
"WEDNESDAY, october 5, 1881.
DEPARTMENT OSR-CLARK. Judge.

"WEDNESDAY, october 5, 1881.
DEPARTMENT oSg-CLARK, Judge.
The People VS.. John Doagherty, information FOL
libel-Cause continued for the session, upon motor
Of attorney for defense.
In the matter of the guardianship of Anrie Curry
q minor Hearing continued Tor the pr sent
DEPARTMENT Two benson, Judge.
Sue W. Wood VS. s. Il Wood Report of Cnur
Commissioner filed, and case submitted.
W. Monsch VS.. George D. Conner-Case con
tinued, upon motion OF laintitf $ attorney.
George Smith vs. j. D. TGe-Csse continued
upon motion of defendant, until 18th instant, a
10 A NJ.
JOS Miller VS.. YIN. Gwynn-Counsel for plaintiff
eXcepts to ruling of Court, heretofore made, sus
timing defendants motion to amend his answer
and plaintiff al owed ten days fr m date to prepare
and file bill of exception
Thomas Chatfeld vs. a. Agner ct al.-0n trial.
TO DAYS CALENDAR.
The People VS.. Hodgkins.
Brown VS.. Brown.
Bry ant W.. Bryant.
Chstfelu VS. Agner ct al-on trial.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Filed October 5th.

CIV Pierce to John J. Jones-october 8, 1881
for $3.50: two acres, or less. at the northeast
corner of the southeast quarter OF section o. town
ship =, range 5 east.
Granger Hall Association to F. F. Eaton-Septem-
Der 49, 1881 for $500 part OF lot IS, in the town
of FIorin being in the northeast quarter Of section
2, township north, range east.
L. L. Goddard TO f. T. Eaton-September 10,
1881 for $500 same property above described.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06
InduIgent Parents

Who allow their children TO eat heartily Of
high-aeasoned food. rich pies, cake. etc. viii
have TO use Hop Bitters to prevent indiges-
ton, sleepless nights. sickness, pain, and per-
haps death. No family is safe without them
in the house.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

Mechanics store-slates given away.
Purchase Of shoe nauufactory-A. DTynan.
Carpets-Ben Cohen, 419 and 42l j street.
Sacramento Boiler Works. A. Cunningham.
Gruhlers sample rooms, 522 street.
Peoples Savings Bank Commissioners report.
Important to orchardists-Trees for setting.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

HAVING sold out our interest in the bust
ness to Gattmann & Wilson, we request all
indebted to us to settle their accounts at
once, otherwise we are compelled to give
them into the hands Of collector, as we
leave for New York in about week. Roth
field Bros.
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SOME very fine Trimming Fur, black, gray
and silver fox, below cost. Closing sale at
L Bien's, Eighth and J.
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FHE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
ADvzkElsEarzNT MkNggoH.

Examination for city teachers certificates.
F. and A M.-Washington Lodge, tonight.
Philharmonic Society Meeting this evening
St Paul's Parish-Important meeting, tonight.
Norton Bush, aftist-Patrons and pupils
For sale-A piano, cheap.
For sale-A spring cart, cheap.
Singing class for ladies-J. L. Skinner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

KISG CT THE BLOOD il NOT all, but
in all disorders Attributable TO impurity of
blood. and its defective circulation, nothing
else equals its effects.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

CLoAKISGs. Cloakings, Cloakings. very
chsa2. Closing sale at L. Bisn's, Eighth
and J.
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Rns.naaa Aduertiuan,ants

sherburu & Smith Elegant furniture, carpets.
James o'Neil-Sa,e Of city lots, to-day.
Sheriff a. Heil5ron-sale of real estate.
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| IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE.-Sherburn &
Smith will sell at 1890 this morning, at the
residence of J. Il. VIM, 1923 G street. an
extensive lot of elegant furniture, carpets and
household goods, consisting of one Chick r
ing piano, crimson brocatelle parlor set, black
walnut aud msrble-top dressing chamber
sets, Brussels carpets, msntel clock, walnut
marble-top center tables. lace curtains and
lambrequins spring, hair and wool mat
tresses, blankets, pillows, extension table,
bed lounge, walnut secretary, dining room
stove, parlor stove, china, glassware and cut
lery, sewing machine, range, with utensils
complete, dining-room and kitchen furniture,
garden tools, lawn mowers, etc.
SPECIAL ELEcTIoN.-The death of Jerome
C. Davis creates vacancy in the Board Of
City Trustees, which will require special
city election to fill. in accordance with the
! Act of Incorporation of the city of Sacra-
mento, approved April %, 1868, Section 81
Of which reads as follows Should there be
any vacancy in the Board of Trustees, caused
by resignation, death Or otherwise, the Board
of Trustees shall. within twenty days there.
after, call an election to elect Trustee to fill
the balance OF the term caused by such
vacancy" Il is thought that the call for an
election, owing to the Importance of promptly
filing the vacancy in the Office Of Street
Commissioner, will be issued at the meeting
of the Board next Monday.
FUNERAL OF R. w. CLINcH.-The funeral
of R. W. Clinch, long and favorably known
as conductor on the Central Pacific Rail-
road east of Truckee, and who died at the
residence of c. Clinch, in this city, on tine Sd
instant, took place from the First Baptist
Church. on Ninth street, yesterday after
noon, and was very largely attended. The
ceremonies were conducted by Rev. DR..
Frost, with singing by quartet of mixed
voices. The floral tributes at the grave were
very profuse and beautiful.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Tba Board Of
Supervisors met at the usual hour yesterday,
but the session was occupied in examining
monthly claims for allowance, aud no other
business of Importance was transacted. At
P. NJ. an adjournment was taken until 10 a.
\ II TODAY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

BEWARE Of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

A GOOD QUALITY Canton Flannel reduced
to II yards for 81. Closing sale at L. Bien's,
Eighth and J.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE is taking the place Of
all foreign wines.
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CHAMPACNES
ss-sp2tawThM &sw1awsSm

Are taking the place Of most imported. THEY
ARE THE ONLY GENUINE CALIFORNIA
CHAMPAGNhs in the market-made precisely the
same as those in the Champagne District
s10-3plmSTuTh
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-06

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Janss o'Neil
guardian. will sell this morning on the
premises, at 10 o'clock, the west 20 feet of the
east 60 feet of lot 8, between NJ and n.
Eighth and Ninth streets, and the north 20
feet of the south half of lot 5, in the block
bounded by N and o. Ninth and Tenth
streets. in this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
rha FIipper IaYestigatiop.

GALVESTON, November ga special
dispatch from Fer. Davis says: At the
opening Of the court today Lieutenant
clipper said he would accept the Judge
Advocates suggestion to try the original
and additional charges together, and
would waive the right Of challenging the
court % aow organized and consent to
rsepsnins and going to trial on both sets
OF charges. a. the Judge had said the re.
fusal to ask II would make necessary two
separate trials. Lieutenant Flippsr was
then a~rraiRnsd. charged with enb.zzling
Ss79l n. between July 8 and August Is.
1881 ; with making false statements
In writing to 0 commanding officer on
the 9Th, 10th or 23d Of July. to the
the effect that hs had transmitted the
above amount to the chief commanding
officer; with presenting fraudulent check
fer $l440 43 to his commanding officer
whsn submitting funds to him July I'd,
and with making additional false state
msnts August 10th In transmitting these
funds to the chief commander. To
these charges. Lieutenant Flippsr plead.
Cd not guilty. Testimony was then
taken, but wal not much different from
the stories already printed In the same
connactiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
The star Route Cases Prospects
That the Guilty Will Escape.

wAsznorox, November o. Prom
insnt lawyers Of the District are nearly
unanimous In the opinion that the de-
PENDANTS In the star route cases will win
the battle now In progress against the
validity Of the information. Should the
present motion to strike It Of the docket
fall, Q motion to quash II will follow.
with Q fair prospect Of success. But the
opinion Is general that Judge Cox will
grant the motion 10 strike II OF. II 10
Alleged that should this occur. there
would be q Political end Of the prosscu.
ton Of Brady. There would then 70.
main the cases against Dorsey and
others Of less note. but the moral effect
Of the failure against Brady would DO to
render any other prosecutions before the
present Grand Jury exceedingly douot-
ful OF success. Lawyers hsrs think that
this proceeding. instead OF being pre-
liminary, 10 the real light. Counsel On
both sides are 90 treating 1t. and the
prospects are that the Arguments VIII
last through the greater part OF next
week. InRsrsoll will continue tomorrow
and will occupy the whsls day. Coun.
eel for the prosecution hold that, should
tie information fail entirely, there would
still remain good grounds for tndict-
ments against Brady, French and Tur.
psr. Ineersoll appears entirely confident
that 10 win now will be decisive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
The Pacific Railroad and Steamship

NEW YoRx. November 6.-The Tribune
has the following: The contract bstwesn
the Union and Central Pacific Railroad
Companies and the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company has been terminated, and
notice to this effect was written several
days ago BY President Dillon Of tho
Union Pacific Company. After careful
consideration. Vice President Hunting.
son Of the Central Pacific signed II, and
sentit to the officers Of the Steamship
Company yesterday. The officers Of
the railroad companies regard the con-
tract ct an end, for the reason that In
the original agreement It was provided
that the completion OF another overland
route would give the railway companies
the right to terminate the contract at
once. The competition Of the Southern
route to California, by the Atohison, To.
peka and Santa Fs and Southern Pacific
Railroads, 10 regarded 90 sufficient reason
for ending the agreement II 10 under.
stood that o new contract may be made
by the companies. but the railroad OH.
GERS say that the subsidy paid to the
Steamship Company will bs largely 70.
duced. II 10 probable that some sharp
competition between the overland and
sea lines will DO INDUCED In before Q
new agreement will be made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
STOCK ITEMS.
Note. on In. n,n.. and Market.

General Lszure's Office, according to
the San Francisco Post, is the scene OF
great activity. A small army Of clerks
and skirmishsrs under the direction Of
Gus Frank are there night and day,
working to secure the control OF the
Gould & Curry for the General and his
friends.
The Superintendent Of the Sutro Tun.
mel has but little to say In his report
this week Of the drift run In Yellow
Jacket ground: Number OF feet run
since last report, 81; total, 158 feet.
The course Of the drift 10 In Q northsrly
direction, along the west Of the vsin."
The assessments Of n dollar On
Sierra Nevada and Atty cents on hale 4
Norcross will DO delinquent In the Board
Monday.
The drill In the drift to connect the
Union shaft with the joint Sierra Ne.
vsda. Union winze found bot little water.
FREQUENT stresks Of vein matter are cut
In the Mexican phir drift, 1900 level.
but pay.rock has not been found.
The south lateral branch OF the Sutro
Tunnel was advanced l05 feet last week.
Stocks are about the same today %
they were the beginning Of the week.
Two erosscuts have been started west
in Savage on the HOO level.
There IL now excellent circulation OF
air In the BONANZA mines.
The Bullion mine will be drained be.
fore the end Of next week.
The street Is busy talking Of an e.
pected deal In Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
Reel Esssss rra.sfsrs.

Following are the transactions In real
estate. a. recorded In the County Record
er's Office. for tho past week:
j. II. Douglass to Petro Russo, north
90 feet and west SO feet Of lot l. block
l55. range N. Virginia. consideration
$500.
Tom Paush to All Kse. north half lo'
8. block 90. range II. Virginia. consider
alton $500. =,
Edward Mccormack 10 Lonkey u
Smith. northern portion Of lot O. block
AZ, range Stewart. consideration S2I6'
John Hegeman 10 Mrs. Alice Brady.
part Of block IL. range g. consideration
$3.50.
II. ). Beck and Rachael Beck to Pc.
tro Russo south 30 feet OF west hall oil
lot I, block l55. range N. consideration
sal.
Joseph Smith and A. N. Smith to
Oliver Lonkey and E. r. Smith. north
81 feet Of lot 8 and south l6 feet OF lot
z. block l5i. range II. Virginia, consid'
eraiisn $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05
D,.sr,es Csars-Risiss. Judge.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report
De Dsrksy vs.. Con. Dorado Mining
Company-Order made for commission
to take testimony Of plaintiff.
Estate OF II. vollmers-Order made
to sell real estate; administrator to give
$500 bond.
Estate Of Andy Nssnan-Hesrins for
letters OF administration continued Till
next Saturday.
Richard Mercer ". Simon Ogg-Ordsr
Of sale directed 10 issue.
Estate OF Margaret MoIutyrs-Lsttsrs
OF ADMINISTRATION ordered TO Issue to
Public Administrator and netios to
creditors ordered given.
]. @. Hampton Va. William Biehsld
ct al.-Judgmsnt for plaintiff and decree
Of foreclosure entered.
Estate OF De Suza-Fisher ordered to
Day costs Of citation ordering him to pay
over money belonging to estate.
William Kane VI. Board OF County
Comissionen-Jury waived.
A venirs was ordered to Issue for forty
Jurors, r~eturnabls November IA.
Adjourned ill Friday, November IL.
at 10 o'clock A. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-05

Victor Banner has decided to A. ].
Beals all that certain mining claim
known az the North Constock, situated
On the Orleans Hill. Virginia City. and
consisting Of 1900 feet. Consideration
expressed In deed. 81. The claim lies
south Of the Philadelphia claim.
The regular meeting Of the washss
typographical Union will be held at
Justice Hsnderson's Courtroom. vir-
Rinis, tomorrow at l o'clock. The
s~emi.annual election OF efacers occurs.
and all members Are requested to be
present.
The election Of officers Of the Carson
Guard, held al the armory on Thursday
NIGHT, resulted % follows: Captain, d.
a. Parker; First Lieutenant, Il. D. Slo-
comb; Second Lieutenant. A. II. Star.
ling.
The bright. pleasant atmosphere has
given way TO elsudy, windy ssd dis
agreeable weather,