Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-11

l1ASIASlVts- SAitiSi6s VI luCOEpOTd-
ton were submitted to the Assistant Secreta-
ry of State. George Gale, yesterday, by the
Salt River Steam Navigation Company.
Directors-C. N. Post, Frank F. Johnston,
Albert Hart, S. NJ. Bostwick and E. L.
Craft. Capital stock undetermined, and is
intended to remain 80, providing the directors
can secure the services of a builder who will
take notes in payment. Principal place of
business during the building of the steamer
will be in this city. The vessel will be
christeued 1.-THE Waterloo" and will be
ready TO sail for the upper Salt River country
from Front and l. streets on or about the 9th
day of January, 1883. At meeting of the
directors held in the basement of the State
Capitol on Wednesday morning, the following
named gentlemen were chosen as officers. who
are to take charge of the boat while in tran
sit to Salisbury. Clinton White, Captain !;
Harry Gamble, First Mate; w. S. Ssff ord,
Second Mate; George Gale, Boatswain !;
Fred Danforth, Purser and Chief Cook !;
Frank Bowers and l.. Calisch, pilots. On
account of the large number of persons who
will take q frst-class passage the saloons will
be furnished regardless of cost-to the build
ers. Among the indispensable articles now
being prepared for the voyage is handsome
side board, which will be well stocked with
vinegar bitters.
GUARDING THE RETURNS. -William Miner,
Secretary of the Democratic County Com
rnittee, yesterday appeared before the Board
| of Supervisors and asked on behalf Of both
the Democratic and Republican committees
that each of the committees be allowed to
| post a watch over the election returns. so that
each party night be assured that the boxes
would not be tampered with until they were
canvassed by the Board. The request hav-
ing been granted by the Board, G, B. Dean,
| on the part Of the Democracy, and John Hin.
tiers and Frank Breck, on behalf of the Re-
publicsns, were present last night as guards.
| The room OF the Board was thrown open for
| their convenience. The watchers and those
| who appointed them suppose the returns to
| be locked up in the fire-proof vault, which
was constructed for the use of the Board in
preserving their records. County Clerk
| Berkey is the custodian OF the returns, and il
was believed last night by some that the re-
turns were not deposited in the vault. This
opinion was strengthened by the action of
Mr.. Bsrkey, who alone is responsible, he
having quietly gone home, apparently uncon.
| cerned, leaving the watchers In the Super
| visors room.
LAND AT AUcTIoN.-The Pacific Coast
| Lana Bureau announce the sale Oy PUBIC
auction of about GOO acres of land. in tracts
| to suit purchasers, at the salesroom, No. %
Montgomery street, San Francisco, on next
Wednesday at u o'clock noon. The land is
located in Vaca valley, and is stated to be
choice fruit land, being surrounded by many
paying orchards. The terms of sale are easy.
| INCoRPoRATED.-The following articles Of
incorporation were filed with the Secretary
of State yesterday by the Schsder. Johnston
| & Co.: Directors-Joseph Schsder, John NJ.
Johnston, Edward Mclaughlin, Jr., John
Z. Aazsrsis Edward Mclaughlin. Cauital
stock, $500, 000 divided into 200 shares. Prin.
cipal place of business, Los Angeles.
RELIEF.-During its sessions this week the
Board of Supervisors granted relief TO the
following persons in the respective amounts
Rose Brenhsrt, SO: Mrs. z. King, 81 30
Mrs. N. Cook, $40: Martha c. Lee. so
Mrs. NJ. Sslgsrd. SO; Mrs. Howard, 81 80
G. w. Menger, 81.
AUCTION SALE.-Nessrs. Sherburn & Smith
announce the ssle by public auction of a lo
of household and kitchen furniture to-day al
1880 a. NJ, at their salesroom, 323 h street