Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-17


E. Gerber and Fl. Gerber shot at twenty.six
and the Others at twentY-one yards rise:
II. Gerber ...........-......1 Il o OIL 0 1-G
w. Gerber. % l II
w. Verify. .................1 0 l 1 0 DOL I-6
j. w Todd. i 0 l 0 1-6
J. NJ Hotz. .................1 l 0 0 l IA
F Knauer. 00111OIo
F. Beede ......... .........1 11o101I
+. Sheplar ........-.......l / l o.
J. Bauer. ...............-...1 l o.
J. Gerber ..................1.0 l II Ia
]. Barrett. o l 1111O11 is
The ties were shot eff at six single birds,
both barrels. Barrett killed his six and
Beede three. Sheplar won the third place in
the tie with Bauer and w. Gerber During
at Is yards rise at three pair of double birds,
and H. Gerber won. killing five out of the six
and his brother killing two pair. A freeze
out at q yards was shot off by J. w. Todd
killing 4, j. L. Zuver l and T. Shsplar 3. A
match at Il yards, both barrels, freezs.out,
resulted as follows: Barrett l, Miller l,
Todd 5, Bauer 0. Beede O, II. Gerber 0, Yer
ity 3. Knauer 9, w. Gerber IL, Zuver 0,
Sheplar and Hubbard l. a match for ten
clay birds. 10 yards rise. resulted as follows {:
Todd s. Knauer TO- Odell 4, Zaver 8, Hotz 8,
Mauldin 10. The ties of 10 shot off, Knauer
making 4, Beede ), Verify and Mauldin s.
This latter tie was shot off, and Beede made
l and Mauldin missed. For the day G.. Mast
was scorer and j. Barrett and Jos. Wadeson
were judges.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogdon for Sacramento on the
18th: For Waterhouse & Lester, 20 bundles
shafts Thomas II. Selby. 1 car sheet iron !;
Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co., car iron. The
following passed Ogden on the 18Th for this
city: Fol Adams, Mcneil & Co., 20 pack
ages of tobacco Weinstock & Lubin, cases
shoes, l case dry goods, l box fancy soap; G.
IL. Gilman, IL cases shoes JIM. WiedmaDn,
l case and l barrel confectionaries J. II.
Hill, 1 box saddlery; Fl. Eckhart, case
paper Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes
hardware, l case merchandise, l box blocks,
2 cases jackscrews, l case hooks, $50 carriage
springs, boxes hinges, blowers, l forge, 16
boxes horse nails 4S bundles iron. pipe fues !;
d. Cooper, barrel whisky Hall, Luhrs &
Co., packages tobacco, Is tierces S. 2.
hams % cans maple syrup; G. Lavenson, 8
boxes shoes j. c. Dean, barrel butter
nuts A. Dennery & Co., cask earthen-
ware; G. A. Chesley, / box cigars !;
Locke 4 Lavenson, 5 boxes floor oil cloth,
roll carpet; q. W. Chesley & Co., s. cases
maple syrup Lindley & Co., 20 cases canned
meats; w. A. Il G. S. Houghton, l box
stationery; w. j. O'Brien, boxes shoes /;
Hale Bros. & Co., box hosiery; A. A. Van
VOORHEES, d Co., bales blankets, boxes
saddlery hardware D. w. Earl, 90 steel dies
and 10 steel shoes; Continental Oil and
Transportation Company, l tank car of oil /;
Standard Oil Company go cases of coal oil !;
WateThouse Il Lester, 70 bundles spokes, "
bundles felloes. 16 crates spokes, II crates
single-trees, crates neck-yokes and l box
show cards.
INCoRPoRATIoNs.-T were fled in
the office of the Secretary of State on Sat
urday articles of incorporation Of the Lyle
Greek Water Company of California. Prin-
cipal Office, San Bernardino. Dirsctors-S.
Z. A. Palmer, Amos Bemis, T. Tompkins,
j. g. Turner, E. a. Morse, S. G. Folks and
II. Brinkmeyer. Capital stock, SIS, 600, in
$50 sharee. Also Of the Columbia Soap
Works of California. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Directors-C. J.
Dempster, G. S. Keys. John Barbanson, D.
Il. Dempster and NJ. Ross Dempster. Capt..
tai stock, S100. in 1000. Also of the
California School of Elocution and Oratory
of California. Principal place of business,
San Jose. Directors-Geo. l.. Woods S. 0.
Owen, Mrs. Jennie Carr, B. d. Murphy, j.
FL. Brady, Sarah L. Knox Goodrich, H. B.
Worcester and H. B. Morton. Also of the
Swales Ocean Wave Power Company of Cali
fornia. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-P. H. Cannavan, G.
1. Hutchinson, o. f. Wiley, John Lyons,
w. G. Doare. Capital stock, Sc. 900, 900. in
$4,000 shares. Also of the Lamphear Gold
Mining Company of California. Principal
& It'll
A. Van r. Paterson, john j. O'Brien,
Frank Stewart, James A Shepherd and
Edward L. Cohu. Capital stock, So 900, 600,
in 100, 900 shares.
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES GRANTED.-The
City Board of Examination has completed its
labor of examining the thirteen applicants for
teachers certificates, and granted certificates
of the first grade to Messrs. T. A. Hall. G. P.
Freeman, William Gwynn, Jr., Mrs. III. IL.
Breck and Misses Clara Hoppe, Mary Woods,
Antonio Goldman, Dora Davis, Clara King,
Mary McManus and Eta Beggs. Second
grade to Miss Agnes Hardness. The mem.
bers of the Board of Examiners state that the
papers of the applicants were exceptionally
good.
POLICE CoURT.-The business transacted
on Saturday in this Court was as follows:
Ye Pong was examined and held to answer
for murder without privilege of bail Jo-
Eephine Bourson was found not guilty of bat.
terry Jake Hammond pleaded guilty and
was fined $40 for forcble drunk Josephine
Bourson, Sarah Kerns and Agnes Miller
were found guilty Of exhibiting and fined $40
each; Currsn Flyron, drunk, found guilty
and fined $40. The battery case of Robert
lNnlqh pOrtfur,aI n netntar 10Th oftar
which the Court adjourned.
FREE LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following is
the report of the librarian of the City Free
Library for the past week: Number of
books issued during the week, 702. OF these,
there were Of fiction, 426; juvenile, 179: his
tory, l6 biography, 6; travels 20; belle-ettres.
20 poetry and drama, s /; theology science
and art. p average number issued per day.
100; percentage of fiction, 60; percentage Of
juvenile, %. There has been decided dini.
mutton in the number of juvenile works drawn
since the opening of the pubic schools.
OFFICERS CoMussIoNED.-The Governor
has commissioned as officers of the Second
Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade, George
E. Ashton as First Lieutenant and Ordnance
Officar; w. H. c. Fowler. First Lieutenant
and Paymaster Charles s. Neal, First Lieu
tenant Company G and w. B. Collier, First
Lieutenant and Inspector of Rife Practice
also, John MoCallY, First Lieutenant and
Ordnance Officer OF Third Infantry Battalion.
BURGLABY.-At an early hour on Saturday
morning a burglar entered the hardware
establishment of Charles Zsitler, on street,
by removing glass from the skylight in the
roof, from which position descent was made
upon rope arranged for the purpose. The
safe was not molested, but the cash drawer
was broken open and small amount Of
money obtained. Some cutlery and few
revolvers were also taken.
APPOINTED. last Legislature adopted
a resolution calling on the Governor to sp-
point committee of physicians to examine
and report to the next Legislature upon the
best location for quarantine grounds for the
harb0r of San Francisco. Saturday the
Governor named as such committee, DR..
Henry Gibbons, ST., of San francisco; DIR.
e. w. Hatch, Sacramento, and DR.. Chester
RoweD Fresno.
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.-The preliminary
examination of Ye Pong, for the shooting
and murder of Ye Gee in Chinatown last
week, took place before Judge Henry on Sat-
urday, and the defendant was held to answer
without the privilege of bail.
BARGAINS to-day at the closing sale of T,