Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

cial Club CT Sacramento will celebrate the
sevsnty.frst anniversary CT Chilean Inde-
penaence to-day. There viii be salutes of
twsnty.one guns at sunrise, noon and sunset,
from a new gun at Front and P streets. and
a grand ball at Grand Army Hall at night.
There viii also be delivered az that time an
Grafton by J. A. Stuardo, and songs Of Chile
viii be sung By q selected chorus. In the
evening there viii also be a banquet at Fish,
er's restaurant. The Committee Of Arrange
ments for the celebration, and the officers of
the day, are; jose Rasar, Juan j. Varas,
Jose Z. Leiva, Jose a. Lsiya, Nicanor Mo
rales and CipriGno Ordenes. Committee of
ReceptioR-Mrs. jose RosaF, Mrs. J +. Bar
ron and Mrs Isidoro Alforo Floor Mana
gers-J. E. Leiya and Fernando Sarmiento
President CT the Day, Jose Rosas. Secre-
tary, j. 4. Stusrdo.
RooMs TO LEr-HoLDAY.-The State
Board Of Agriculture last evening resolved
that all persons having rooms to let be re-
quested to leave their addresses at the Boston
DRUG STORE, CORNER THIRD AND J STREETS,
AND SPTEKER's DRUG STORE, CORNER
SIKH AND X STREETS. Strangers in
search of lodgings are notified that
the address of good lodging accom-
places. The Board also requests all business
houses in the city TO close all day on Thursday.
Albert Gallatin, Frank Miller, J. r. Wat.
son, J ohm II, Carroll, Joseph T. Steffens, @.
H. Hubbard. Felix Tracey, and His Honor
TIE Mayor, John @. Brown, were appointeda
committee to circulate petition to business
houses, requesting ail to join in making Thurs
day Of this week j general holiday.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 1 car
iron, car steel, 8 cases grindstones, 8 cases
ana barrels hardware, cases planes, case
sdzas C1ntiaeatal Oil Co., 2 cars coal oil :;
Holbtook, Merrill & Steteon, car iron L.
Elkus < Co., bales Hlnnels Governor Per-
kins, l box public documents; Locke &
Lavenson. 8 eases oil cloth i. i. Lewis &
Co, % cases and 3 boxes glassware w. Z.
Peterson, I case confectionery a. 4. Van
Voorhees, & Co.. 2 machines, 2 cases names
Elmer Bros, box cards Hale Bros. & Co.
l case and bale cotton goods; Weinstock &
I.uhin, % trunks, 13 cases boots and shoes !;
Baker s Hamilton, barrels tackle blocks /;
Bo9sh L Co, 90 bundles broom handles Hol-
man, Stanton & Co., boxes bolts.
FIREs.-About halt-pass u O'Clock yestei-
day morning The house of T. C. Smith, on
Eighth street. near r, was destroyed by fire,
together with nearly ali the household goods
The loss was 81, 500. The house was worth
about 81, 100, and was partially insured.
How the fire caught Is not known, but it
originated IN the lover story. Mr.. Smith
was very III. and Sas with difficulty removed
from the burning building. The fire depart
ment responded to the alarm with great
promptuess About ? o'clock yesterday
morning a coal oil lamp exploded in Q small
shop or baoth on Third street. near l, An
alarm Of fire 7yas turned in, but the flames
were extineuished before the department ar
rived. The loss was trihing.
CORPORATIONS Articles of incorporation
have been fled as follows with the Secretary
of State: Royal Mining Company Of Ne
vada; place Of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectors-I Rankin, z. Shirley, c. Spinney,
S. Chapman, Il. 3. Mssiicls. Capital stock,
10000, Geo. in 100. goo shares The Correll
Mill and Mining Company Of California ;
San Fran isco. Directors-J- j. CoosiaE,
i. /. Culver, S. B. Folger, r. W. Savage,
W. Strader Capital stock. 5000, eco, in co.
600 shares The Adjustable Crate Manu-
featuring Company of California; San Fran
cisco. Capisal stock. $500 600. in 80, 600
shares. Directors w. Caldwell, I. Ksarns
i. W. Beaunan, j. Jacobs, Jr., r. II.
Lloyd.
COMMERCIAL Arrived since last report {:
Steamers Varuna and San Joaquin Nc
3, from the upper Sacramento, with grain
and broomcorn in transit; San Joaquin No.
2, from Snn Francisco, with merchandise. and
barge with lumber and merchandise for the
upper Sacramento. The departures were ::
Varuna sud San Joaquin No. 8, with barge
r. lsrrhf fo-
the upper Sacramento San joaquin No. 2.
for San Francisco, with barges of grain and
broomcorn Neponset, for the upper Sacra-
rnento, with general produce.
TELEPHoNIc.-C. Sproat has been appointed
agent and superintendent for the telephone
company in Sacramento, to succeed H. J.
Iadd, who goes to Stockton to establish q
line. Mr.. Sproat says he has put up tele-
phone at Agricultural Park, at the end OF the
bar, on the left hand side Of the main entrance,
and also one at the Seeretary's Office at the
Pavilion. Both are free to press reporters.
Subscribers to the company lines can use
either of the boxes for two cents switch,
and non-su5scribers for fifteen cents.
BROKE HIS LEG.-Ehomas Lamont Yves
walking a tight wire rope stretched across K
street, between Second and Front, Saturday
evening, to advertise a show held near by.
When Lamont was in the middle of the rope
the line parted and tbs funambuliss fell tC
the oobbles belsw, breaking both bones Of his
left leg between the knee and ankle. The
rope broke at splice Lamont had made in i
with old wire.
LAND LEAGUE.-Ae Grand Army Hall las
night the Land League had very larg
meeting. J. P. Dalton presided. P. r
Martin addressed the meeting. r. O'Rourk
recited a feeling selection. Songs were glvel
by Hugh Robinson, and Miss Maggie NIGEL
rev read an original poem composed by
member of the League.
CRY PAYMENTS. The following sums wer
paid into the City Treasury Saturday : +
d. SERVER, water rates. 1865 70; w. a
Henry. Police Court fues, So 50; s. r
Caldwell, cemetery dues, 81 70; n; A
Kidder. harbor dues, 50 50; George A. Put
man, city licenses, S2l0 Total, Sl.272 so.
TIE HANcHE CAsE.-Ths case of Loui
Hanche. for abduction, went to trial Satur
day. and continues to-day. Nothing ma
ter;al not heretofore published has developed
The defense appears TO be that the girl
question was not of fair repute.
NorAR1Es. Perkins has az
pointed the following Notaries Public: j. d
Krause, for Bate county, to reside a. Chico
and T. L. Halsted for Santa Cruz county, t
reside at Watsopyille.
To ACCOMMODATE ALL, Hale Bros. & Co.
corner Ninth and X streets, viii keep thei
stores open until P. NJ during this week.
S--
HAVE you seen the programme of the Re
House for this wsekg You viii find it i
their new advertisement.
AT THE closing sale Of L. Bien's dry good
store, you will find the best of goods at les
than cost price.
NorIcE TO THE PuBLIc.-Haie's Gran
Central Depot will not Close until P. N. eac
night this week.
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT will /
found more complete than ever at the Re
House.