Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

made by Chief Karcher against officer Frazet
was read by the Clerk: 81 hereby charg,
police officer r. S. Frazee with violating Rul,
II, governing the Police Department, to wit
In not perambulating his beat but, on th,
contrary, was found sitting in the Office O
the Golden Eagle Hotel behind the stove
apparently asleep, on the morning Of the 24tf
of December, 1881" Police officer r. s
Frazee was present in person, and by hi
counsel, w. B. G. Brown. All the parties an
nounced themselves ready for trial. Witnesses
sworn and examined for the prosecution.
Matt. Karcher and r. W. Dunleyy; for The
defense, J. w. Titcomb Ben. Chambers
Louis Strauss, George Karcher. R. May
Charles Eldred, Watson Martz, G. W. Mar
tin, J. M. Woods, Z. B. Willis, W. ii. Nc
Carthy and r. S. Frazse. The case was
argued by w. B. G. Brown for the defense,
and Chief Karcher for the prosecution, anG
submitted to lIayor Brown and Judge Henry
to decide, and they rendered verdict of moi
guilty. Judge Henry moved that this Board
do now proceed to elect Captain of Police
Chief Karcher moved that this Board, ON the
1st of April, 1882, increase the police force oil
the city Of Sacramento to fifteen policemen,
and elect Captain. Amendment lost, and
the original motion was adopted. Judge
Henry nominated for Captain of Police J. NJ.
Woods. No further nominations being made,
a ballot was ordered, and J. M. Woods was
elected, Ksrcher not voting. Chief Karcher
moved that the Board proceed to elect a
policeman in place Of J. NJ. Woods, pro-
NOTED. Lost.
INCORPORATED. = Yesterday there were
filed in the sttice of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the Gorilla Mill
and Mining Company; purpose, to acquire
in Mono county, CAL, mine and mill, and
carry on the business of milling and mining
gold and silver ores, and extracting such
metals therefrom; place of business, San
Francisco term of existence of the corpora
ton, forty years; number of Directors, five
and Jacob Harp, Peter Tantphous, Henry
Mohr, A. f. Allen and f. J. Casselhun are
to be the Directors for the first year. Capt.
tai stock. S1,000,00 divided into 100000
shares. There were also filed articles of in
corporation of the Seal Rock Tobacco Com
pany; purpose, to buy, sell and manufacture
tobacco in all its forms principal place of
business, San Francisco term of existence,
fifty years number of Directors, FIVE; and
Joseph Brandenstein, Witcher Jones, Henry
Sutliff, Frederick jacob and Lewis Gerstle
are to be the Directors for the first year.
Amount of capital stock, $4,000 divided
into 800 shares.
A MUDDY AccIDENT.-As W. II. Hobby
was driving along the street in his buggy last
Tuesday evening the breast strap of his har-
ness broke. The effect of it was to brighten the
horse badly, so much SO that he began to
plunge about, endeavoring to free Himself
from the vehicle. When he made his fare
well leap he jolted Hobby into the deep mud.
When he riehted up it looked as if it would
take box of soap and barrel or two of wa
ter to get him into presentable condition. No
other damage was done, except that the har-
ness was as badly demoralized as it is possible
for anything to be. The mud-bath was
enough to provoke an angel, which of course
Mr.. Hobby does not claim to be |; bat when
horse that pretends to be badly frightened,
and, when released, only runs short dis
tance, stops, turns about and quietly takes
look at the ruin he has caused, as this one
did, it tries mans temper pretty badly.
Mr.. Hobby says that words could not do the
subject justice.
GOSPEL MEETNG.-At the Gospel meeting
last night Mr.. McGranahan sang "Eter-
nifty" Major Whittle spoke from John w., TO-:
"If thou knewest the gift of God, and who
it is that saith to thee, give me to drink, thou
wouldst have asked of Him, and He would
have given thee living water" Salvation
cannot be bought by good deeds, and by a
moral, upright life; it is free offering, and
must be accepted as such. The wages of sin
is death, but the gift of God is eternal life,
through Jesus Christ. Men do not know the
heart OF God, or they would not reject the
gift he offers to all. There will be Bible
. afE = 4ka h. M
E. Church at half-past 2 at the close of which
there will be a meeting of ladies interested in
the cause of temperance. The regular service
will take place at the Congregational Church
this evening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1t will be remem-
bered that the firm of E. Lyon & Co., at the
corner of Seventh and J streets, made ex.
tensive and beautiful drapings in trent OF
their establishment at the time Of the funeral
of the late President Garfield. The decora-
tions were the handiwork of Geo. w. Ficks,
ana consisted, in part, of life-sized picture
of the deceased President, with the word
- Rest in a hatchment above, and The
Nation Mourns Her Chief at the sides and
beneath. The decorations were photographed
by Mr. Hodson, and one of the photographs
was recently sent to Mrs. Garfield, who, IN
connection with letter of Acknowledgement,
returned fine photograph of her late bus,
band and also one of herself and another oil
Grandmother Garfield. It is needless to say
they are highly priced.
ESCAPED FROM TIE PENITENTIARY.-Johr
Sampson, convict at the Folsom Stats
Prison, broke out of that stronghold Sunday
night. He dug through his cell floor into an
abandoned sewer, passed through the sewer
to the lower end of the prison, cut the iron
bars of the door snd passed out into the hills
He was sent from Piumss county December
4, 1880, for robbery. The term for which he
Yves sent was 10 years. He is about IS years
of age, ) feet II inches in hight, fair CON-
pleKion, gray eyes, brown hair. round
features, medium forehead, has three small
scars on left cheek, small mole on left side Of
chin, warts on both hands, and is well built
Any person. who viii return him to the
Warden of the prison st Folsom will receive
reward Of $50.
HELP THE ORPHANs.-Next Friday Sam.
uel Kingsbury viii make collections of arti
clss donated for the Orphan Asylum Christ
mas tree. Here is chance for those who
can donate something for the orphan children
to 90 so. and thus make the little ones happy
Any one wishing to take advantage of thi;
onnsrtr aity can leave word with G. NJ
Prodyer, at the National Geld Bank OF u. @
Mills & Co. TIE tree will be set up on Mon
day next at the Asylum corner OF Il auc
Eighteenth streets. There are lis orphans
TO be supplied, so there will be no danger o
having too many donations
MERCHANDISE REPORT - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on th'
25.h: For Hall, Luhrs & Co. Q cases canned
tomatoes n. s. Arnold & Co., 16 pieces
sxles A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, boxe
hardware L. T.. Lewis & Co, | crate stow
castings C. Il. Stevens & Co, box mating
W, d. ConstoclI, boxes walnUtfurniture,
box marble Huntington, Hopkins & Co, z
bars iron, bundles posthole digsers, case
hardware, l case faucets, cases tobacco cut
tiers, 5 cases iron lecks, l tub copper wire
I.indley s. Co., lease cigars.
STATE FAIR.-Yestsrday the State Boarc
Of Agriculture met at the Office of the Score
tarv at the Pavilion. The time for holding
the NEXT State Fair was fixed. It is TO BIZ
held from the 11th to the 16sh of September
next. inclusive. Several other matters of
minor Importance came before the Board and
were DISPOSED of. and the Board adjourned,
and will not again meet until the annual
meeting, when the old Board will retire and
a new one will take charge Of the affairs Of
the Agricultural Society.
ARRESTED FOB GAMING.-Last evening eff
Ger Frazse found game OF chuef-a-luck be.
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