Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

fellows: In the stake for 1881 the entries are
\ Walstein, San Francisco, names bay colt
Albert W, by Ele;tioneer, dam full sister to
Alrorl, by John Nelson Leland Stanford,
Sgn Francisco, names bay geding Ere
Cocker, by tiecioneer, dam Melinche. by
st Clair also. bsy coils Falls, by Election
eel, dam Fe.icie, by Messenger Duroc ;
also, bay Sly Bijou, by Electioneer,
dan Alameda, by Langford also, bay
coli PenJonia, by General Benton,
dan Luella, by Ryskyk's Hambletonian
TIE entries IN the stake for 1892 are: James
NJ Leonard, Stockton, bay colt Alliance, by
Rsiance, dam by Kentucky Hunter; J. B.
Mcdonald, Marysville. gray colt Brigade, by
Brgadisr. dam American Maid; William
C0bi5t, San Francisco chestnut colt Ather-
tor Jr, by Athsrton, by Ryskyk's Ham
bleoniaa, d .m Camille; James Garland
Sal Francisco bay FLY by Ironton, by
EysdyA's I3mbleton, dam Fanny Wickham /;
Jos CairE Simpson, San Francisco bay colt
Auieco by Elsctioneer, dam Columbine, by
}. " Richmond A Walstein, San Fran
cisco, bay FLY Nellie W., by Electioneer
dam full sister 10 Aurora, by John Nelson /;
Leland Stanford, brown FLY Bonnie, by
General Benton, dam America, by Rysdyk's
Hambletonian; also, chestnut FLY Isma, by
General Benton, dam Irene, by Mohawk
Chief also, bay FLY Hattie Crocker by
Elecf0ueer, dam Melinche, by st. Clair !;
also, bay FLY Bertha, by Electioneer, dam
American Girl, by Toronto Sontsg also, bay
colt Benefit, by General Benton, dam Lu-
ella, by Rysdyl1's Hambletonian also, bay
filly Wild Flower, by Electioneer, dam May
Flower, by st. Clair.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met at 10 A. NJ yesterday and
4-ar-,ctal 4I,a E,IJo,yirr, bvairess. NJ uo,o
ilton, architect. appeared before the Board
and submitted the amended plans and speci-
fcations for the Hall of Records, in accord
ance with alterations and additions upon the
lower floor, e. recently described in the
RECORD UNION, and they were read and
adopted by unanimous vote OF the Beard
Carrie Il C-oiY presented an estimate and bid
for the additional cost of construction, in
accordance with the amended plans, placing
the amount at s., SS5, which bid was &C.
cspted and approved by the Board. The
bond OF J. Nj. Stephenson as OVerseer of
Road District No. 49, in the sum of $500,
with c. w. kapp and Silas earle
as sursties, was read and approved.
The following claims were allowed under
suspension of the rules, and ordered paid /:
A. p Catlin, Sl00; w. J. Davis. so; J. NJ.
Stephenson, $3.50 q. 7. Foy, 1882 80; Jas.
Barron, 92f; j. w. Wilson, SO. The follow
ing claims for rebate of taxes having been
referred to n committee, consisting of the
Auditor, Assessor and Sheriff, for settlement,
were received back, with the recommendation
that they be allowed which was so ordered :
The Peoples Saving Bank, S27; S. J. Dune,
$50 90; n. CLARK, 524; II, NJ, Kenna,
S13 80; NJ. Fessal, S25 CO.. VIM. Moreland,
81 50 ; Samuel M6sely 50 40: B. H. Fry /;
Sc %: z. Q. Well, $40 10; NJ. S. Hickey,
S13; JAS McCiatchy SIG 20; G. Gamback.
S27 J. NJ. Plummer, $50 SO. The said
committee recommended that the claim Of S.
J. Du7al for So 30 be rejected, which upon
motion was done. No further business ap-
peariug, the Board then adjourned for the
term.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in this Court yesterday ::
William H. Wilson, battery, dismissed on
payment of costs; w. Burnett, battery, dis
missed for want of prosecution f. Gruhler,
violating ordinance, dismissed; Man Lee,
violating wash-house ordinance, continued
until fhe 25th: Doser, drunk fined So Will
lam Trainor, battery, dismissed on payment
of costs; jerome, violating ordinance, order
f0rfeiting deposit set aside. and case dis
missed on payment of eests John Purdy,
obtaining money under false pretenses, held
to answer, and bali fixed at $500.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. A temperance
meeting was held in Washington last even
ing, and addressed by Mr.. White. of Oak
land, who was listened to with close atten-
ton. He spoke upon the safeguards of the
American Republic, among which he men,
toned popular education, free and elevated
labor, pure and elevated homes and freed
Tho iufir NJ
peraDcs. In addition to the lecture, several
pieces BY the Washington Temperance Club
and g collection taken for the Good Temp
lars Orphans Home.
INCORPORATED Articles of incorporation
were fled in the Office of the Secretary OF
State yesterday Of the Grand Central South
Mining Company, for the purpose of carrying
on and conducting the business of mining for
and milling gold and silver ores in the Tomb
stone Mining District, Pima county, Arizona.
Capital stock, $40 600, e00 divided into 100 coo
shsrc Of 500 eacn /; principal place Of bust
moss, san Francisco. Trustees-B. Frank
Hall and Hugh Farley of Tucson, and Abra.
ham Halsey, K. f. Morrow and w. S. Ward
Of San Francisco.
TIE MAYHEM CAsE.-The case of the Peo-
pie against Martin Ryan, upon charge of
mayhsn, biting off a piece of mans nose
while ii a fight, was tried yesterday in the
Superior ]urt. He denied that he made
application Of his teeth TO the nasal member
but claimed that the Injury was caused by a
want o care in forcing the mans face into
the br;.G of the sidewalk while they were
settling misunderstanding. The jury
seemed to think this probable, and returned
verdEt Of not guilty.
NHW MILITARY QUARTERS Company G
tSarsfdd Guard, First Artillery Regiment,
n. G. g., have leased the hall formerly occu.
pied BY the Orpheus Club, on K street, be-
tween fifth and Sixth, and are fitting it up
as company headquarters. Sixty-seven new
lockers accommo dating sixty-nine members,
are being made The hall will be handsomely
furnished, papers and periodicals taken for
the use of the members, and all the business
of the company will be transacted in its new
location.
WEe WANTS IF.-Street Commissioner
Davis GATES that there is now a large guam.
tity of excellent soil, which has been scooped
mp from the streets by the chain-gang. and
which can be had by any persons who desire
it, as tle city has no funds to move it tc
places were it is needed. 1t would be good
the city viii endeavor to have wagons loaded
free of charge for any persons who will draw
it awsy,
Annual STAKE OF 1881, FOR THREE.YEAR
OLD TR1rrERs.-Second payments have beer
made il this stake on the following colts and
fllies: On Sweetheart, entered by L. J
Rose; IN Hawthorne, entered by }. w
Knox en- Falls, entered by Leland Stan
ford; on Bentonis, entered by the same par
ty: on Maybell, entered by y. [. Smith
and on Fred Crocker. entered by Charlie:
Marvin.
En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM.-Sheriff Cunning
ham of San joaquin county passed through
the city yesterday, having in charge W. NJ
Spears, sentenced to two years Imprisonment
IN the Folsom Branch Prison for burglary.
THE AMouNT.-This mornings issue Of the
RECORD UNION contains as much matter as
appears in any interior daily paper in the
State in a whole week.
BARGAINS /! BARGAINS 1t costs nothing tc
see them at the Red House.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. W. Chesley, agent
BOYS Doors. reduced to 81 so per pair. al
the Bed House.