Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

a.5INL sETsELkluEXUE.
THE ENcAMpMENT.- THE artillery company
was delayed in its start yesterday morning
until nearly z o'clock, owing to their being
several fractions horses in hand that pre-
ferred to remain. The infantry companies
leave per rail at 2:30 P. NJ. to-day. The
Woodland company arrives here this morn
ing early, and will stack arms at the Pa
yiiion and rest until 1:30 P. NJ, when all the
companies are ordered to report at Seventh
and K streets. During the encampment
the second edition of the RECORD. UNION
will be obtainable on the camp grounds
copies of the paper have been pr
dered to be delivered at the camp.
The RECORD. UNION war correspondent A"
will accompany the army to the scene OF its
triumphs and will maintain press headquar-
tiers in a correspondents tent as the repre-
sentative of this paper. The soldier boys
are, of course, going off on their good be-
havior, but will certainly toe the mark when
they learn that there is to be g a chiel among
We takin' notes. and faith he'll print 'em,
too Captain Brown, in whose honor the
camp is named, assumes command there this
forenoon, and will continue in authority until
the arrival of Colonel Raymond this even
ing, who came up to the city last night and
will go up with the troops this afternoon.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Tbe following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th For Weinstock & Lubin, l case shoe
blacking, 5 cases hosiery; R. Stone u Co.,
10 cases shoe backing, . boxes hardware, l
barrel shoe-peg cutters S. Lipman, case
dry goods A Coolot, box books. bales
tobacco; S. II. Davis. l case hardware, l
case. screws; Il. G. Kirk & Co., barrel
camphor Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, rs
boxes stove furniture; Adams. Mcneil 4
Co., 50 boxes baking powder, q boxes ex-
tracts, 30 boxes lemon sugars, 10 half-butts
tobacco Holman, Stanton s Co., ) kegs
staples L. K. Hammer, 5 boxes organs
John Mathews, 2 boxes and crates
machinery Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
case locks, case balances. 4 cases door
knobs, l case clothes wringers, l case fire.
arms. 2 cases hooks, l barrel brass wire, /
case bolts, 1 case soldering irons, a barrels
axle boxes, box hardware, box mattocks,
Is packages axes, boxes wrenches.
HABEAs CoRPUs-Under Sheriff Tooley,
of Tehama, came down on Thursday to pro-
cure the arrest of, and take back to Red
Bluff, China woman on street named All
Kim, upon charge of larceny. She was
arrested by officer Levey and local Coffee, but
before Tooley could get out of town with his
prisoner her friends here had Bow Foo Hong,
who swore out the warrant for her arrest and
come with the Sheriff, arrested for perjury,
and writ of habeas corpus was obtained for
the release Of the maiden. The latter was
heard By Judge Clark yesterday, George G.
Bates appearing as counsel for All Kim, and
she was discharged from custody upon the
ground of an error in the warrant for her
arrest.
INcoRPoRATED.-Arti Of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State
of the Ajax Heaving Down Hulk Associ-
ation; principal place of business, San
Francisco; capital stock, 800, goo, dividedinto
30 shares. Directors-T. P. ii. Whitelaw,
S. B. Peterson, J. n. Knowles, S. Blair, j.
II. Mayhem. Also, of the Slate Greek
Ledge Mining Company; principal place of
business, Rowland Flat, Sierra county: cap
ital stock, S45 600, divided into 5000 shares.
Directors. u. Haugh. d. 3. Reynolds, w.
Mathews. J. I. Thompson, t. Fitzgerald.
Also. of the National Mutual Aid Association
OF San Francisco. Directors-F. f. Lord,
r. B. Williams Eben B. Williams, i. n.
Richardson, f. D. Culver; no capital stock.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday, A F. Coresma was fined S25 for
petty larceny; the battery cases against All
Wing, Sing Kun and II. Schulemeyer, were
dismissed Frank Edwards pleaded guilty to
a charge of petty larceny, and was held to
answer for burglary, with bail at 81, 900;
Bluitt, were fined S25 each for visiting an
opium den; Fong Loo was given like fac
for keeping an opium den. The other cases
were continued.
STEAMER MoDoc SUNK.-The steamer
Modoc, during fog night before last, ran
upon one of the rocks known as the Big
Brothers, at the lower end Of San Pablo Bay,
and stove in the bottom. She ran upon the
mud fats to save the cargo and passengers.
The Pride of the River took cargo and
passengers to San Francisco. The Enter
prise will take the place of the Modoc.
RAID ON TRAMPs.-Chief Karcher sens
out special detachment yesterday of ten
police officers to raid the camping grounds Of
tramps along the bank of the American river.
between Seventh street and tbe trestle bridge
They were successful in bringing in four, and
capturing quantity Of eggs and butter sto-
len few evenings since from residence on
G. street.
FREE CoNoERT.-The third open air con-
cert was given in the plaza last evening by
the First Artillery Band. The programme
was rendered as announced in the RECORD
UNION yesterday. There was good attend
ance, and the people enjoyed the music, the
social gathering and the opportunity thus
afforded to mingle together.
CRACKER CONTRACT. - The Sacramento
Cracker Company of Black IL Son were yes
terday awarded the contract by the Govern
ment of making and furnishing &C, 900 pounds
of :" hard tack for the Indian Department
of this coast. They are to FIJI the contract
as soon as possible, commencing immediately.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell to-day
at IL A. NJ, in front of their salesroom, sos j
street, opposite the plaza, one fine bay mare,
gentle driver, several good work horses
and an open, side spring wagon, besides a
large lot of household goods.
TELEGRAPH CoxSEcT1oN.-A telegraph
office was opened at Franklin, in this county,
yesterday, thus placing the people of that
place and vicinity in communication with the
outside world.
FINE MELoNs.-M. ?. Sprague, of Clarks-
burg, Yolo county, left sample of some very
fine and large cantaloupes at this Office yester-
day. They were unusually large, and Of good
quality.
ATLANTIC GARDEEs.-A fine shooting gal.
lery has been provided at these gardens, where
prize shooting will be held tomorrow and
dancing in the evening.
MEssAGEs.-There are messages at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for D. E.
Knight and Ernest Small
THOSE fine Pebble goat, side-lace, sewed
shoes, sizes to Y, for 81, and warranted even
better than neighbors sell for 50 50. Call
and see them, ladies. Red House.
SACRAMENTO SEMINARY will reopen Mon
day, August 1st- eighteenth annual session.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chssley, agent. I.