Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-28

J. 4. Richardson. Robert Miller, Henry
Brown, Geo. o. Bates, J, NJ. Henderson, A.
S. Hopkins, George T. Bush, A. II. Powers,
S. W. Butler Democrats: Daniel Brown,
James Devine.
ATTEMPr AT SUIorDE.-The following re-
garding former resident of Sacramento APP
peared in the San Francisco Bvllstin Of yes
tsrisy: 4 man named W. w. Boynton, en-
pIoysd as porter at Franks saloon, on Eddy
street, took poison yesterday morning with
suicidal intent. He was in his ususl health
and spirits on the day before, and did his Gus
tomary work about the store. About s
o'clock, it is thought, he took some money
from the till and purchased come morphine. I
Before taking his dose Of about sixty grains
he invited Nat Evans, the bartender, to com
init suicide with him. Evans did not heed
him, as he thought he was drunk. Boynton
was found by Evans half hour later lying
on one Of the billiard tables. he told Evans,
coolly that he had taken poison. After piac-
ing him on 8 sofa, Evans called in Drs. Nc.
Altister and Van Vlaack, who administered
the usual remedies. He is a married man
and lives at No. 1883 Mission street. No
reason ia known for his rash act.
PATENT PROCESS FLoUR.-Woote Bros.
L Troop, of Madison. Yolo county, have re-
built their mills and placed therein all ofehe
latest improved machinery. The Sacramento
valley patent process Touring mills are turn.
ing out every day upwards of 100 barrels of
the patent process -four. George B. Beatty.
for upwards of twenty-five years the leading
miller Ia Sacramento city, hss charge OF the
milling department. and the article that he
turns out Is second to none in the State. The
proprietors fed ready sale at good profit
for all the mill produces. They have been
shipping to Galveston, New Orleans and
other points South. They also have very
large trade in this city, especially among the
bsksrs.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
oath For Huntington, Hopkins l. Co., 80
pieces iron pipe, 2 drums pipe fittings, 3
boxes chisels ) boxes mauls, box mattocks
boxes hardware. 2 boxes steam gauges,
cases hammers w. ID, Comstock, l car fur
niture; J. Q. A. Henry, box household
goods Blessing Il Guthrie l barrel coffee
Robert Vickery, water filter; Scoield 4
Tevis, l box channels SKINS Kirk, Geary &
Co., boxes and barrel drugs J. j. Dob
son, l roll carpet; Baker L Hamilton, l box
pruning shears, l box cutlery, 2 cases ham,
mers A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2 cases
thread; Adams. Mcneil & Co., so cases I've.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At regular meeting
of Capitol Council, No. 81, 1. o. c. F., held
Monday evening. the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing term: Chief Coun-
cior, D. Hickey; Vics Councillor, Mrs. A.
Hubert Prel1te, Miss L. J. kellogg; Sec.
rotary, H. f. Gleeson Finsncier, j. Van
Horner Treasurer, NJ. Hetzsl; Marshal,
Samuel Wild Warden, Mrs. M. Z. Miller;
Inside Guard, Jacob Hahn; Outside Sentry,
Alex. Hubert; Trustees, j. d. Kent, j. B.
Pierrepont, Nj. Steinmetz.
A. o. U. w. Acknowledgement
Lodge, No. so, A. o. U. W, last evening
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term NJ. W., d. NJ. Blank; F., George H.
Smith o., A. Walters Recorder. George
B. Katzsnstein; F.. M. r. Beard; Receiver,
A. S. Hopkins G., ii. S. Mcmillan l.
W., B. Schwartz o. W., G. Van Heusen;
Trustee, j. d. Kent; Medical Examiner, f.
F. De Derby, NJ. d.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
tcrday the following business was transacted:
John McMahon, d. w. Wyman and l. Mat
tice, charged with disturbing the peace, were
discharged ; All Sing and Ad Chez, violating
the sidewalk ordinance, discharged on the
payment of costs All Len, All Jow, All
Hong, Lee Hong, Lee YuDg and All John,
charged with visiting tan game, discharged.
MINERAL LAND PATENTs.-The following
patents for mineral lands were received at
the United States Land Office in this city OF
the 9th instant Mineral entry, No. 46l,
Blue Ledge quartz mine, Blue Ledge Quartz
Mining Company claimants ; Ne. f9i, Auc-
ton quartz miEe, -,loAp Meponoush Claim
ant Nc. SUI, StIa~ Gerry placer mine. Jcnn
Ell, William Watts claimants
En- RourE.-Deputy Sheriff orn went to
Nspa yesterday with an insane Chinamar.
Sheriff Steele, of Colusa, went to Folsom
yesterday with Chinese burglar, sentenced
to three years imprisonment, Deputy Sher-
if Thompkins OF Nevada county, took to
Folsom a man named Bohsnnon, who is sem
fenced to seven years for having committed
burglary.
OPIUM DEN RAIDED,-Early last evening
officers Green, Farrell and Ash raided an
opium den in the notorious Scrnggs building
on the northeast corner Of Tenth and *
streets They captured and conveyed to the
lookup Henry Hodgkin. Tom Shields, who
was smoking with Hodgsin, jumped through
a window on to the root and made good his
escape.
LATE ARRESTS. The following names ap,
peared on the police slate at II o'clock last
night: Say Wing. All Ac, All Ty, Ali Clio,
Alb Soon, All King, BY local officer Coffee,
for violating the license ordinance. Henry
Hodgain, smoking opium. by officers Green,
Farrell and Ash.
INcoRPoRATED.-Artic Of Incorporation
have been 6lsd with the Secretary Of State
of the First Presbyterian Church of Santa
barbara. Directors-John Mayhem, John
Edwards. w. j. HavarIy, G. F. McGl ishanr
George f. Thenwith and G. =. 0pdycke.
+ Acknowledgement Perkins has offered q
reward of $500 for The arrest and conviction
of the murderer or murderers of Thomas
Craig, who was murdered about % miles east
Of San Diego on the 18Th Of June. 1882
New C1r1zEN.-Ye sterday in Department
Tso of the Superior Court, Judge Waymire
admitted to citizenship James Motif, native
of Switzerland on the testimony of Herman
Kilkaldie and S. Poznsnsky.
MERCHANTS. -Ninety-six immigrant pas.
seugsrs, including &C males, passed Carlin
Yesterday en- route to California. They viii
arrive ia Sacramento by the overland this
afternoon.
BY LOOKING OVER the Red House new
column adVertseIheht' PutSii1Sei' pm
will be benefited.
STILL They CoME-Auother lot OF those
fine dresa plain ginghams, II yards for 81. 81
Red House.
GENTLEMEN requiring fne shoes or boots
should inspect the large variety OF styles al
Hale's.
BURT & PAcKARD's, or Salier, Levin 8
Co.'sgents' fine shoes, at Hale's.
J,&T. COUSINS fine shoes at Hale's.