Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-28

Elections by Railroad Companies.
SAN Francisco, July 27th:-The following
elections by railroad companies were held to-
day:
Southern Pacific Railroad Company-Di-
rectors, Charles Croker, Charles f. Croker,
| Charles Mayne. w. V. Huntington, n. T.
Smith, J l. Willcutt, Moses Hopkins AT a
meeting of the Directors the following off
GERS were elected Charles Croker, Presi-
dent; Charles F. Croker. Vice-President !;
N. 7. Smith, Treasurer; j. L. Willcutt, Sec
rotary.
Los Angeles and San Diego Railroad Com
pany-Directors. Leland Stanford. Charles
+. Croker, n. T. Smith. ]. L. Willcutt, E.
tors the following officers were elected :
Charles Crocker, President; Charles f.
Croker, Vice President; n. t. Smith,
Treasurer; J. L. Willcutt, Secretary.
Monterey Railroad Company-Directors,
Charles Crocker Charles +. Crocker, W. V.
Huntington, n. Z. Smith, j. L. Willcutt.
At meeting OF the Directors the following
officers were elected Charles Croker, Presi-
DENT Charles +. Croker, Vice-President !;
n. Z. Smith, Treasurer; j. l.. Willcutt,
Secretary.
Market.street Railway Company-Direc-
tors Leland STANFORD, Charles Croker, c. P.
Huntington, N. I. Smith, J. l.. Willcutt.
At meeting of the Directors the following
officers were elected Leland Stanford, Presi.
dent Charles Crocker, Vice-President n.
T. Smith, Treasurer; j. L. Willcutt, Secre.
tary.
Elections were held by the Potrero and
Bay View Railrosd Company and Mission
Bay Bridge Company, resulting in the cleo
ton Of the same officers as those given above.
The City Railroad Company held an cleo.
,,,;k %hn fNlt
George Crocker, William Z. Brown, A G.
Bassett, F. S. Douty, E. c. Wright, n. T.
Smith, j. l.. Willcutt. At meeting Of the
Directors. the following officers wers elected
George Croker, President Z. G. Wright,
Vice. President; n. L. Smith, Treasurer }.
L. Willcutt, Secretary.
The Railroad Commissioners.
San Francisco, July 9th. = General
Stoneman and J. S. Cone, of the State Rail-
road Commission, were present this morning
at the office of the Commissioners but owing
to the absence CT G. J. Beerstecher the meet.
ing was adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Great Council OF BED Men.
SAN Francisco, July 27th.-The Great
Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
reconvened at No. 800 Post street, this morn
ing. at 10 o'clock, j. A. Filcher, Great
Sachem, presiding. The Committee on the
State of the Order presented thu report sus-
tanning the action of the Great Sachem in
not having the constitution ard bylaws of
the Great and Subordinate Councils printed
until the annual session; also, the recon-.
mendation of the Great Sachem, with refer
ence to the incoming Great Sachem making
his official visit earlier in the term. Under
the head of good Of the order, speeches were
made by Representatives Grove l.. johnson,
}. P. II. Wentworth. Charles l., Wiggin,
George Turner, George B. Katzenstein. Colo.
mel A. A. Andrews, Great Sachem Filcher
and Great Sycamore Charles Z. Spencer. A
recess was taken at 1920 o'clock until 2
o'clock, when the election of officers was
held. This evening the Grand Council will
visit the California Theater, by invitation of
the city members.
Case Continued.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27th.-Samuel L.
Sachs, who shot his wife yesterday, was
brought before the Police Court to-day, but
his case was continued till one week from
Monday.
A Breezy" Democratic Club Meeting.
San Francisco, July 27th.-A meeting
was held to-n might by Democratic Club No. s,
in the Fourth Ward, and is reported to have
been very "breezy." After some lively pro-
ceedings the meeting finally adjourned amid
much confusion.
A Young Mems Democratic Club organ
lied tonight by the election of three officers.
The Wrecked Steamer Escambia.
SAN Francisco, July 27th.-To-day the
stock in the Escambia Wrecking Company
fell greatly, owing to reports being received
that the wrecked ship was broken to pieces.
The divers are unable to work in the wreck,
owisg to the swift current of water running
through the holes, and so even the wheat can
not be taken out. The ship is so badly broken
up that nothing but her chains and some rig