Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cummings. $50; j. Fitzpatrick, So so; G.
Keitler, 81 30; w. c. Hopping. 81 80; Cal
vyn 4 Chapman. "a; P. Herzog, $50 10; Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson, 81; Thomas Clark,
81 80; Manuel Joseph, SIS; James Kslahar,
SO; P. Bennett, So 80; Thomas Kane.
81 30; John Lawson, SIS; Thomas Lee,
S15; J. NJ. Lane, 81 90; John Null
lshy, 81 30; James Murphy, SIS; William
Maggie. SO; Charles Newton, 81 so; F. o.
Laughliu, So so; George Oglesby, SIS; L.
Powers, SO; B. Roach, SIS; J. Piunket,
81 80; NJ. Rose, SIS; r. Shay, SIS G. Sow.
era, SO; Q. Thrall, 81 30 (; II. Ryan, SIS !;
Friend & Terry Lumber Company, 1856 80 |;
Jack Keller, s. S. Nathan, S27; A King,
SIS; 4. johnson, S24 j. Lynch, S12; I.
Houghton, Sl5; Thomas Cotter, Sl5; p.
McGinnis, SO; W. j. O'Bien, SO 60; John
Nelson, S45; T. J. Ballou, S35; Capital Gas
Company, 81, 1872 r. J. Merkley. 81, 500 :;
J. Leonard, 81 80; L. i. Lewis Il Co., s. 80;
l.. Elkus < Co., SO %; Alderman & Co.,
81 10; S. Stein, $40; w. Wildman, 81: d.
Miller, 81: 7. SERVER, 81; Brown Bios,
81 30; f. Gum, $40 90; Lem Chung, Sc J.
Hearth, s. II. Jeffrey, 81; f. Boremso,
50; A. johnson, IS d. Ellie, So; j. NJ.
Hilbert, IS; F, Hsllman, $50 J. Nick sever,
$40; LOTUS & Farreu, 50 10.
INCoBPORATED.-Articl of Incorporation
were fled yesterday with the Secretary of
State: By the Nor,h Anaheim Canal Com
pany. Directors-William Crouther, Pete,
Hanson, Leonard Parker, William From
helm and \. J. Wal5y. Capital stock, $780,
600, divided into 10000 shares. Princip Il
place Of business, Auaheim, Cal Also bv
the San Francisco Mutual Loan Associ alton
Directors-N. Gam pony, G. w. Drake, g. L.
Martin, c. A. Manlin, Thomas j. Welsh,
w. Wagner, Oiza Raffa, II. HUFF
schmit and A. Sbarboro. Capital stock.
81, 900 600, divided into ). 600 shares. Princi
pal place Of business, San Francisco. =.
Also, by the Pomona Land ard Water
Company. Directors-C. Z. Mills, II. a.
Palmer, NJ. s. Wieks, j. P. Pierce. +, J.
5000 shares. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Also, by the Teubner Show
Case Manufacturing Company. Directors
Gustave Ieubner. George Aster, I. J. Hur.
rian, s. W. Daggett, III. S. 'Fibbey. Capital
stock, SO COO divided into 500 shares. Prin-
cipal place of business, Sau Francisco.
Also, by the Sierra Union Water and Mining
Company. Direc:ofs-William X. Morgan,
Timothy Donabue, a. 4. Williams, James
M. Williams, George w. Cox. Capital
stock, $500 600, DIVIDED into 800 shares.
Principal place OF business, San Francisco.
49, T TO ARRIVE The following freight
fH Sacramento passed Ogden on the 9th in
slant: For Hale Bros. & Co., boxes hats, 4
cases c6rsets, 1 case collars C. P. K. r, 81
car wheels; Hall, Luhrs & Co., cases cit
ron, 9 bags seed n. s. Arnold & Co., 2
crates and II bundles hardware w. A. & G.
S. Houghtop, box autograph albums Kirk,
Geary g. Co, 20 barrels bluestone, $50 boxes
soap; George B. Katzsnstein, box locks !;
A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., boxes hardware,
2 eases ssddleIy. bales blankets; Holman,
Stanton i Co, carload plows Continental
Oil Con pany, l tank oil Billingsey & Co,
3 barrels wine; Fritz & Miller, l bundle
moldiugs; S. Roth, 1 bale blankets; Lindley
& Co., cases citron, l case cigars John
Breuner q boxes chairs Huntington, Hop
kins Co., 10 warehouse trucks, Z cases flee,
boxes hardware, 8 BOXES wrenches, 2 boxes
skates, box lanterns, 2 boxes axes, crate
spikes ; j. Cox, 3 cases iron washers; Adams,
Mcneil & Co, 10 barrels whisky: S Lip,
nan 4 Co, case woolen goods w. I. Pc
tersop, cases candy.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday in special session
to make all necessary regulations, orders
and resolutions, and take such action as may
be needed TO provide for the printing and fur
nishing supplemental Great Register of
Sacramento county to each Election Board in
said county" The call for the meeting,
signed by members of the Board, was read
and ordered on file. A resolution was then
passed ordering the names of voters regis
tered with the County Clerk up TO and in
Gliding the S1st day Of October, and not
heretofore printed in the Great Register, to
be printed il supplement to the Register,
the same to be ready for distribution for the
election of November 7th. Il was further
ordered thst each supervisor have the Great
Register distributed to the several precincts
in his district.
THE PAY CAR ENGINE.-The Central Ps.
eifc Railroad Company. il is stated, has dis
peDssd with tie pay car engine. That car is
engires belonging TO the division. Engine
No. 90. which has for many years been used
expressly for that purpose, being oEe of the
finest engines on the road, was on Tuesday
last placed on the Stockton and San Fran
cisco route, together with the old veteran en-
gineer, Hank Small who has for the last
eleven yesrs run that engine in the pay car
service. The employees along the road will
no DOUBT miss the appearance of sc each
month, well the genial countenance of
the engineer.
ALL FuLL-The city schools are full to
overlooking. Lately the crowded condition
of the classes necessitated the formation of a
new fourth grade class, and now a rev sixth
grade class is asked for, but the Board of
Education has no school-room for its accom-
mediation. Superintendent Lame SAYS that
an unusually large number of new scholars
are registered this year. many families from
adjoining counties having this fall moved
into the city as place Of residence. There
are two available rooms 10 the Fourth and .
street school building, but the locality ia in.
convenient for the new classes, and rooms
further east are needed.
MUST WAIT FOR THEIR MoNEY.-Last
night was the regular monthly meeting date
of the Board of Education. The Supsrin.
tendent's desk was filed with memoranda of
business and large number OF bills were on
file for allowance, in addition to the salary
claims of the teachers. Messrs. Tracy,
Stalker and Butler and Superintendent Lame,
and subsequently, Mr.. Slater put In an ap-
pearaRce, but quorum was still lacking, ard
an adjournment was had until the evening Of
November Ssh, until which time all having
claims for October must wait for their money.
HALLowEES.-This evening will be what
is known as Halloween, or Hallow eve. 1t
is thaRsht to be the night when witches,
devils and other mischief, making beings are
ali abroad on their bsneful midnight errands /;
particularly those aerial people, the fairies,
are said to hold grand anniversary on this
2 evening. Burns poem, Halloween" de-
scribss the superstitious customs and beliefs
of the Scottish peasautry concerning this
night.
Police CouRT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday !:
G. A. Forrest pleaded guilty to running with.
out license, and was..6ned: 81 and costs T.
ii. Long pleaded guilty to charge Of being
60 D6ned IS.
MISS, combs and brushes, and fancy
goods generally, at less than wholesale prices,
st Ackerman's closing-out sale.
EXTRA heavy brocsded silk handkerchiess
for so cents, OF great sale at Red House.
10 L.. \ a.. l.