Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-03
Business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

politan Theater last evening to witness o
performance given by ladies and gentlemen
of this city and by several children, fol-
the benefit of the Sunday-school Of
ST. Paups Church. There was an
oneniug chorus by children of the school
"Slumber Seng," by Misses Woods and
Wilsey and Messrs. Beaumont and Bail
larreon dialogue, "Mother Goose Rhymes
lin charactsr) by Phoebe Brown, Baldwin
Mott Mary Mott, Chauncey Teitjens, Ollie
BIaydwell, Charley Mott, Gertie Allen,
and Guy Maydwell flute solo, by s. B. Jen'
nings; tableau, 1.-THE Pleiades;" soprano
solo, . Farewell, My Friends" by Mrs. John
f. Cooper; tablean. - 6ou Ben Adhem :
solo, "No, Sir, No !" by Miss Jennie Woods
tableau, "The Sculptor's Dream !" trio fol
piano, violin and flute, by Miss Griffin and
Messrs. Ball and Cooper; farce, The Oh.
stinate Family" characters by Messrs. Sheets,
Holmes and Martin, and by Kitty Van
VOORHEES,. Misses Stevenson and Taylor. The
performers were warmly applauded, aud
Mrs. Cooper and Miss Woods were recalled
by the audience. Several of the tableaux
were also encored. Miss Lizzie Griffin was
accompanies for the evening. The entertain
ment was very pleasing, and the audience
retired in excellent humor as rssult. The
bAASoOCk ioi tAC tililC c7ib " do
ly warmed. The new lessee, d. j. Simmons,
has had all the open seat bulkheads closed up
AMI all crevices and hollow walls under the
boxes thoroughly packed, so that the fatal
draughts are now excluded and the body OF
the house is easily warmed. Extra doors
have been placed on the stage window door
ways, a second aud much larger heater has
been put up in the lobby, and the central
doors to the dress circle are now kept closed,
the entrances being arranged on either side.
These improvements go far to make the house
more comfortable, and with others to be
added will make an evenings sitting there
far better for the auditor than heretofore.
SUITS BROUGHT AGAINST THE STATE PRISON
DIRECTORS. Attorney-General yester-
day instituted suits in the Superior Court
of this county against the several Directors
of the State Prisons for the recovery of the
500 per month and mileage appropriated by
them under the recent Act of the Legislature,
providing compensation for their services.
It is maintained by the Attorney General
that said Act of the Legislature, in SO far as
it may be construed to authorize the receipt
or appropriation by them, for their official
services, of more than their actual necessary
travelling and other expenses, is unconstitu-
tiOnal. Separate actions are brought against
the several Directors, and the amounts sued
for are as follows: From A. H. Chapman,
So, 797 81; w. +. McNutt, 81, 092 60; j. H.
Nef, 81, 891 20; Wallace Everson (late
DIRECTORY, So 56 40; G. w. Schell,
81, SAC 40. The actions are brought in the
form of the Assumpsit Court at common law,
alleging that defendants are indebted to the
State for moneys had and received by them,
as paid by the State since January Ia, 1880,
and which the defendants refuse to pay back,
although requested and demanded by the
plaintiff so to do.
ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS. = Sacramento
Lodge. No. 40, F. and A. NJ. last evening
elected the following officers: E. C. Atkin-
SOD, w. NJ; II. NJ Blackwell, S. W.; E. J.
Croly, j. w; W. M. Petrie, Treasurer R.
C. Irvine, Secretary. Appointed: C. H.
Denton, S. D.; w. r. Miller, j. D.; Frank
Fleming and F. E. Lambert, Stewards /;
William Beckman, Marshal; Rev. I. II. B.
Anderson, Chaplain j. 7. Grifhtts, Organ
ist; Thomas Ross, Tyler. AT a meeting of
Sumner Post, No. 3, G. A. R., held at Grand
Army Hall last evening" the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term Post
Commander, J. n. Larkin; Senior Vice
Commander, II. Bennett; Junior Vice
Commander, w. L. Bateman Surgeon, DR..
J. r. Lame: Chaplain. l. S. Moore ;
Officer of the Day. j. B. Pierrepont; Officer
CT the Guard. J. L. Evans Quartermaster,
G. Z. Adams Council of Administration
David Poorman, j. d. Kent and H. A. Bur-
nett Delegates to Grand Encampment-J.
T. Bateman and J. c. Medley.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10Th For Adams, Mcneil & Co., 80 pals
tobacco G. T. Bush, coils pipe, 1 case cast
ings; a. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., case lar
ness; W. D. Comstock, l box walnut furni
ture; S. IL Davis, case and l box hard
ware Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. BOB bun
dies shovels, II boxes lanterns; S. J. Nathan
& Co., 4 bundles Manila paper Hale Bros
Co., 8 cases cotton goods, s bales batting; ii
Fisher, case confectionery, 2 barrels drieC
fruit Baker & Hamilton, 60 bundles shovels
Mebius Il Co., l box tobacco; Gattmann 4
Wilson, 8 bundles Manila wrapping paper
Whittier, Fuller 4 Co., car coal oil W. A
& C. S. Houghton, case books. The fol
lowing freight will arrive by the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad: j. Il. Arm
strong, box household goods.
MONTHLY REvIEw.-The monthly per
centage of the n. G. C. for October as an
nounced in general orders WAS 56.7S, as fol
lows First Infantry Regiment, 5000; high
est per cent, Company d, 6.75; lowest, Com
pany A. 1925. Third Infantry Battalion
5O:37 highest, Company B, 500; lowest
Company A, 46 80. Fifth Infantry Battalion
5651 +; highest. Company A, 80. IL; lowest
Company B, 1888. First Artillery Regi
ment, 590S highest, Company E, 6644
lowest, Company B, 54.61, Second Artillery
Regiment, CLEO; highest, Company A, 72.56
lowest, Company +, 500 OF unattached
companies, the highest was the Eagle
Corps" Los Angeles, 6999; lowest, Gov
ernof's Guard Cadets, 1922.
BANK AT BENIoIA-A Bank has been in
stituted at Benicia. to be known as the
Bank of Benicia, for the purpose of carry
ing on general banking business. The arti
cles Of incorporation fled in the office of the
Secretary of State show the Directors to be
w. +. Goad, B. B. ReddiDg and J. D. Red
ding. of San Francisco j. E. Crooks, of Be
nicia, and W. c. Belcher, of Marysville
The capital stock is 100000, divided into
shares of 500 each.
MoRruARY REpoRT.-The books of thu
Superintendent of the City Cemeteries show
the number of deaths in Sacramento during
November to have bsen forty-three, and on,
stilI.born. There were brought here fol
interment twenty, making a total of sixty
four. The receipts for the month from sal
of cemetery lots was S221 55; from buria
permits, $50; from exhumation permits, SO
and vault dues SS3. Total, 1884 25.
CARRIERS REPoRr.-Ihe following is tn
carriers report for the month of November
delivery and collection of mail in this city
Observation-Disclosures letters. 16S mail LET
texs, 27.745 local letters, l. 941 local posts
cards, ,937 mail postal cards, 4,4SS; news
papers, ETC., 10, PSI total, 5.525, Collected
Mail letters, %, S57; local letters, LIS
postal cards. 1924 newspapers, ETC., 900
total, 81 $50
Police CoURT.-In this Court yesterds.
Geo. johnson and G. W. Otto were tried AM
found not guilty of battery. Len Harris wa
found guilty of the same offense, and tinei
SO. No other cases were before the Court.
D1REoToRs APPOINTED Governor ha
appointed J. r. Heffron and L. M. Ladd a
members Of the Board of Directors of Agri
cultural District No Z, for the term of fou
years, to date from December LIST.
Low-RENT STORE lines of new
goods to arrive to day and Monday. See tn,
new store at Tenth and J streets. Anderson
& Hamm.
CBIlDREY's HATS TO close to-day at thu
RECEIVERS Sale, at 25 and so cents. Rec