Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-22


| 81, 200 to S3, 500.
| From James MeCleery, for reduction on
| improvements upon the south halt OF north
| 60 feet of lot 8, between ] and X. Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, from 500 to S500.
From NJ Graf. to have a sessed value OF
north half of lot q between / and >. Second
and Third streets, reduced from $1,000 TO
| 81, 600, and improvements from Sl,4Vo 10
81. 200
Upon motion, the action heretofore taken
reducing the valuation upon improvements
on lot z. between o and Z. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, from 81, GOO to So 800, IN
favor of P. S. Lawson, was rescinded and the
assessment restored to 81 coo.
No further business appearing, the Board
adjourned tc a. NJ. this morning.
KILLED AT WAfLuKAII.- Fl. Pierce,
formerly well known in this city and in many
parts Of the State, where he was engaged il
well-boring, being an expert at this business
and taking many extensive contracts, and
who went from here some years since for q
more lucrative field in his profession, toRthe
Hawaiian Islands, was killed on the 9th of
June, by an accident at Wailukaii. He be-
came caught in machinery and was carried
over shaft making rapid revolution, and in
stantly killed. He was buried on Tuesday.
the 2Sth, after the inquest, in the garden OF
house adjoining the mill. the services being
performed by Rev. Mr.. Groser, of Wailukaii.
The deceased was a native of Troy, New
York, and 80 years of age. He was Union
soldier in the late rebellion, and Royal
Arch Mason. 1t is probable that his re.
mains will be brought to this country for
burial at his native place.
INooRPoRArIoNs.- Orc Grande Min
ing Company have fled articles of incorpora.
ton with the Secretary of State. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
w. H H. Husssy, r. J. Graham, H. J.
Smith, B. Gallagher, a. Hay. Capital
stock. $40 600 600, divided into 100, coo shares.
pany, of Dixon. Directors-H. Z. McKune,
I'll. A. Ross, P r. Willot, }. w. Nc
Fadyen, p. Turner. Capital stock, $1,000,
divided into 240 shares. Also Of the Chris
tian Church, of Williams. Directors-J. F.
Abel. j. w. Watson, T. u. Graham, w. G.
Harris, J. w. Crutcher.
REcAPTuRED.-HenryW oolf. who was SEN
fenced to Folsom prison for term of six
years for burglary in the first degree, and
escaped June 23d, was captured at Reno,
New, by Deputy Sheriff G. w. Jones last
Saturday. Warden Pockman, having pro-
cured requisition from the Governor, went
over Tuesday and returned with his prisoner
yesterday morning Woolf stoutly denied
to Mr.. Pockman at Reno that he had ever
been at Folsom prison, and sought per
suasively to induce a belief in his statement,
but his face was too familiar aud he failed
of success.
ARRESTED FOR OUTRAGE.-L. P. Plug was
yesterday arrested by officers Valentine and
Arlington on complaint of o girl named
Laura Sweet, aged about Is years, who
charged him with criminal assault and out
rage upon her. Plug claims that he can
prove himself innocent of having exercised
violeuce upon the complainant. George
Montgomery was also arrested as an Access
sorry to the crime, and both were admitted to
bail in the sum Of $4,000 each, to await ex-
animation.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC The following have
been appointed Notaries Public by the Coy
ernor W. L. Prather. for Alameda county,
to reside at O,kland Charles Rhine, for
Contra Costa county, to reside at Clayton
A. +. Benjamin, for San Francisco. to reside
at San Francisco (; Samuel w. Moore, foI
Mono county, to reside at Bodie.
SUDDEN DEATH-H. B. Breckenfeld, sec.
rotary to Superintendent r. H. Pratt, has
nounciug the sudden death of his father,
J ohm ID. Breckenfeld, near that place, from
heart disease. The deceased was IS years Of
age. and regarded in good health. His re-
mains will be Inferred at San Jose.
OWNER FoUHD.-The small jet. cased alarm
clock, mentioned two or three Gays since as
taken from Chinese pawnshop and be-
lieved to be stolen, has been Identified as one
taken recently from a room in the Mansion
House. Several other articles, not yet recov'
cred, were stolen at the same time.
AGENT APPOINTED Treasure Box
Mining Company, of New York, have fled
with the Secretary of State certificate OF
appointment of Frank Mclaughlin, Of Orc.
vile, as their agent.
CoHNERcIAL-Sincs last report the
steamer G. NJ. Small departed for San
Francis 20 with load of grain. The Dover
departed for Colusa with general merchan.
REcEDING. The river Is falling fast, and
yesterday afternoon marked eight feet and
six inches. three inches less than q hours
previous, and about six inches in As hours.
SocIAL.-There will be an ice cream and
literary social at the Sixth.stceet NJ. L
Church this evening.
FREE Observation-Disclosures Moore, of Il q
State Normal School, will lecture tonight on
"Comets and Meteors, in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, corner of Sixth and
streets.
PARTIES wishing good private board il
Santa Cruz will find pleasant house and
grounds at Swanton's, on Mission street,
opposite Pope's Hotel, at reasonable rates
The street cars run from the door for ) cents
Address: A. P. Swanton, Santa Cruz.
LADIES, do not fail to see those Brussels
carpets for So cents yard. at the Red House.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOSIERY at the REQ
House.
THINK OF IT BLACK alpacs, only 10 cent
yard, at the Red House.
BRUSSELS CARPET, only IS cents. at tbs
Red House.
EVERY man that has to labor for his boots
and shoes should visit the Red House.
WOMEN will talk, aud Of late it is about
how very cheap and good the shoes are at the
Red House.
ELEGANT gents scarfs and ties, 20c to 75c
| furnishing goods department, Red House. =
GENTS light merino underwear, SOC, al
Red House.