Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-01

INcoBPoRATED,-There were yesterday nieu
with the Secretary of State articles OF moor
noration of the Ancient Order Forester
Conrt San Francisco, No. 614f. present
Trn,tees-WilliAm Goetb, G. jackson and
W Fl. Smith, of that city. Also. of the
EvooI.ior Consolidated Gold Mining Com
nanv 10 operate in Tuolumne and other
connt;es Of the State. Capital, $50, 600,
d;vided into SO shares. Principal Office at
Columbia. Cal. Drectors-Jonas Winches-
fer and Samuel Dealey, OF Columbia; Will
lam Mercer, of Monitor. Alpine county, and
David Stage and John III. Stage, Of American
Camp, TuolumDe county, who have sub
scribed twenty shares each. Also, Of the
Black Bear Gold Quartz Mining Company,
of Ell Dorado county, to operate in Grizzly
Gulch mining district, FL Dorado county,
Cal, and elsewhere in the State. Principal
Office at Woodland, Cal. Directors-A. W.
Gable, II. G. Gable and Il. P Martin, of
Woodland, and A. J. Burnett and George
Nichols, OF Sacramento. Capital stock,
5000, 900, divided into az many shares and
subscribed for equally by the said Directors.
NOVEMBER Police REPORT. records
of the Chief of Police show the following ar.
rests, ETC., for the month of November: Ar
rests for disturbing the peace &c, DRINKS 10,
for vagrancy 10, for battery II, common
drunkards 5, for exhibiting l. for safe keep
ing 8, suspicious characters 6, for murder /.
for carrying concealed weapons 8. violating
city ordinance 5, upon suspicion OF murder l,
for petit larceny 8, defaultine jurors 4, run
away boys 2, runaway girl l, assault to do
great bodily injury 1, malicious mischief l.
misdemeanor 2, insane /. burglary 3. grand
larceny 2. Total arrests, 115 Besides these,
5 en- routes to Insane Asylums and State
Prisons were received at the city jail, and 40
dodgers were furnished quarters, and injured
men were temporarily cared for.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
James O'Brien pleaded guilty to charge Of
disturbing the peace, and was fined $40. Jane
Stafford pleaded guilty to being drunk. and
was fined $40. F. G. Smith pleaded guilty to
petit larceny, and was fined 800. Not hay
ing the money to pay his fine he was sent to
the County Jail for 100 days. Mickey Con-
sabine was examined upon charge of grand
larceny, and discharged.
SCHOOL MEETING To-NIGHT.-A call ap-
pears this morning, made by the Democratic
City Central Committee. for meeting of all
Democrats and other citizens who have the
welfare of the public schools at heart, to be
held at the Courthouse this evening at s
o'clock, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for City Superintendent and School
Directors.
INQUEST HELD.-An inquest was held by
Coroner Vermilya last evening upon the re-
mains of George S. Roth. an account of
whose death by suicide was given on Tuesday,
and verdict was returned that the deceased
came to his death from the effects of strych-
nine, administered by his own hand with
suicidal intent.
New EsTABLIsHMENT.-W. 7. Beard, re-
Gently of Stockton, has opened a place of
business at zoe K street, in this city, where
he announces that he will engage in practical
gunsmithing upon modern principles, doing
all kinds of work to rife, shotgun, pistol, etc.
CHANGE OF LocATIoN.-The Office of the
RECORD UNION in San Francisco has been
changed from POS Montgomery street to 531
California street.
IMMIGRANTs.-On One hundred immigrants,
of whom " are males, will arrive from the
East this afternoon by overland train.