Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-30
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S1-SAst DlOESs
The kindergarten at Professor SINNERS
music rooms, corner Sikh and J strests,
will be opened next Monday.
Two hundred and three immigrants, in
Guiding sixty males. will arrive from the East
by overland train this afternoon.
The Governor has appointed Frank f.
R2skin Commissioner OF Deeds for Cali
toEnis, to reside at Columbus, o.
The German American School, at corner Of
Twelfth and K streets, will commence next
Monday st A. NJ; evening classes, at 7:30
P. N.
The election OF First Iieutenant Of the
CRY Guard, in place Of T. w. Stevens, re-
signed, will take place one week from next
Tuesday.
W. G. Van Fleet yesterday fled his official
bond as Notary Public ia ard for the county
of Sacramento, with l.. c. Chaadler and
Joseph Hahn as sureties.
The pay car Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road was in town yesterday and dispensed its
usual amount of monthly sunshine, in the
shape Of coin, for services rendered.
The man who unfortunately received In
juries in the shape of losing thumb and
fore finger from the lefs hand by circular
saw, at the Mechanics Mile, day before yes
terday, was d. Lsmley.
Nellie Chapman, an insane woman, was
taken through to Stockton Asylum yester-
day by Deputy Sheriff J. z. Lebo of 0rmsby
county, Nevada. Deputy Sheriff Flint. of
Butte county, passed through to the Naea
Asylum with s. Marshall, formerly of this
city.
Judge R. G. Clark had narrow escape
yesterday from serious injury. He was about
to get into his carriage, to which a gentle
family horse was hitched, and standing in
the horsebarn at his place of fresidence, when,
for some reason, the horse jumped. He had
his foot upon the step, and the sudden move
ment of the carriage threw him violently
upon the floor, his head barely missing
post Fortunately lie only received some
bruises and an uncomfortable shock from the
severe jar.
The two tramps arrested not long since for
belligerent conduct and throwing stone and
breaking the Jaw of Sanford Cady, who
attempted to keep them from stealing ride
upon his car near Antelope, when returning
from the Chico Fair have baen examined
before Justice Gilmer upon charge Of assault
with deadly weapon, and held to answer.
Bail is fixed at $500 for each, in default of
which they will await their trial In the
County Jail. Their names are given as Dick
bEOWI anu UAhiS5 IeOulAsOu.
SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL Property.
C. C. Brown will sell by auction this morning
at II O'Clock, the ons-ssory and basement
frame house, nine rooms, with modern i'm
provements; large barn good well of water !;
lot S0xl60, filed one foot above grade To-
Gated on Twenty-third street. between G and
H; lot No. l. Ais, the one-story frame
house, hard. finished, four rooms; lot 40xSO;
located On Twenty-second street, between L
and j. Also, vacant lot, SOxSO, filed to.
grade. Also, at same time, one horse, one
spring wagon, one buggy, three sets harless,
household furniture, tools, etc.
TELEPHONE MEETING. = Subscribers to
Gill's Telephone Exchange net at the Court
house again last evening, and had long and
earnest discussion. They received an offer
from the new telephone company, and made
one in reply, which, it is believed, will bring
the two together upon satisfactory basis and
secure to the former full service for the COM
pensation paid the old line. The subscribers
offer to pay for the putting in OF lines and
instruments, and ask 10 be served for the
term due them from the original Exchange,
and thereafter they will pay at rates de-
clared-S4 per month rental, and switching
not to exceed 81 per month.
INcoRPoRArzp.-There have been filed
with the Secretary of State articles of incor-
poration of the American t,Garry Company, of
Kern county. Place Of business, San Fran
cisco Trustees-R H. Orton, W. c. Camp
bell, A. p Flint, H. x. Bslden, David Skill
ing, II. H. SHILLING capital stock. SO 000, :
600, in 100, 600 shares, of Sl00 each.
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A New DEPARTURE Owing to the in
cessaut demandm upon US by those visiting
our sales, for more useful articles, we have
made arrangements whereby full line of
crockeryware is placed on our shelves. To-
day, new line OF majolica ware will be
placed before tie public. We report the
lucky buyers yesterday Mrs. S. l.. Risd1n,
No 52l o street, 20 yards black silk, value
800; Joseph Hoval, Red Bluff. geld watch,
worth SIPS; Clara Fountain, Fifteenth and
streets, silver spoonholdsr, worth $50 /;
James Stewart, Seventh street, between II
and I, china set; and many more.
JUST RECEIVED car of choice Nevada
potatoes also, a full stock of all varieties.
Lyons & Barnes.
A CHOICE LOT Of children's French wool,
ribbed hose. Closing sale of l.. Bien, Eighth
and j streets.