Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

OF the debris suit to date J. H. Sullivan,
services rendered, $751; G.. +. Alhardt,
services rendered, s. O92; D. b. Huptly, ser.
vices rendered, S2lO; B. n. Bugbsy, ser.
vices rendered, 500; T. q. r ,biusoa, SER
VICES rendered. sos; Judge Temple, hotel
expenses. S457 - (; official reporter, fees.
S2,962 80 /; George Cadwaiader. lawyers fees.
SD. 600 u. @. PiersoD, S35; II. A. Weaver.
printing, SOS; J. A. Todd, photographer,
SS1S; printing of G.. Cadwaladers speech,
Sl1S cost OF slickens suit to date, Sl9, 343 p
In addition to the amount paid and to be
paid by Sacramento county to Mr.. Cadwal-
ader, the Anti Debris AssOci alton at Msrys-
vile and vicinity paid him Sl0,e The
amount Is said to have been paid over by G.
L. Berry. Suits had been Commenced by
Marysviile and other litigauts, but they ere
not brought 30 trial. The test case was made
at the expense of this county. The only as
signsble reason for not bringing test case
relating to the Bear or Yuba r}vers, where
the damage is far more obvious than in any
case relating to the American river, is to b.
found in the fact that the cost would be
shifted from the communities there inter.
ested and placed upon this As is well
known. Marysville refused $40 900 to delay
action for sixty days in suit that has been
allowed to sleep for over two years without
any consideration to Marysville. Since this
county has borne the expense of testing the
legal status of the debris question, the sug-
gestion naturally arises that in fairness other
interested sections should stand the expeu Sc
OF the next case and since fees have been
paid by other cl.ents-if they have been paid
should uow be earned il further litigation
is found to be necessary.
LODGE ANNIVERSARY. Schiller Lodce.
Ia T d,
in June, 1862. last evening commemorated its
twentieth Anniversary by social party and
entertainment at Turner Hail. Invitations
had been literally given out, and large
audience was in attendance. The concert
programme opened with an overture by
Jones. Beebe & Granite orchestra. Later It
played the Torpedo Gallop overture, COM
posed by E. s. Grant, and which proved to be
creditsble production and was apprecia-
lively applauded. Adolphe Hebron made a
brief and cordial welcoming address. Mrs W.
G. Fitch, Mrs. J. +. Cooper, Elwood Bruner
and quartet from the Turner Harmonic
sang. There were encores for each,
and the ladies received fi9rsl tributes. Otto
Fleissner, Miss Hattie Price and Miss Gertie
Gerrish played piano solos, and received cor
dial applause. Albert Hart gave an appro.
pirate reading. At the conclusion of the
programme the a DOR was cleared fer dancing
and very pleasant social party and reunion
was inaugurated After the sixth number in
the programme of dances the company re-
paired to the gymnasium of the hall and sat
down to tasteful and sufficient supper
spread by Henry Fisher. The entertainment
was under the management of an Executive
Committee consisting of G. f. G. Sale, Bepja.
min WilsoRand Jacob Griesel; Reception
Committee consisting of William Schwartz,
"a. Goepel. E. Schmid, George Kroner, G.
L. Kuechler, s. Morris, Oh. Schmitt, h
Bitter and Floor Committee, consisting
of Louis Huelsmsn, Director; Charles
Schwsrz and B. Wilson.
OFFICERS ARREsTED.-Chsrles H. Lewis
swore to a complaint yesterday in Justice
Tubbs' Court, charging NJ. Karcher, Chief of
Police, officer Lee aud local officer Coffee
with battery. The facts of the case are
briefly these; Lewis was arrested several
daSs since by officers KaIcher and Coffee,
and charged with the burglary Of room in
the State House Hotel He had prelim.
mary examination before Judge Henry, dur
ing which he was ably defended by Messrs.
Henley and Snow. Judge Henry. after hear
Ing the evidence in the case, held Lewis to
answer to the Superior Court, ard fixed the
bound over to appear before the Superior
Court to the County Jsil, they took him to a
Photographic gallery and requested that he
should sit for photograph, as they wished
one of his pictures to grace the rogues' gallery
at the Police Court. Lewis consulted his at
torneys. and thsy told him not to sit for
picture, and Furthermore stated that the au.
thorities had no right to take the photograph
of detained person for such purposes unless
he wss convicted of ssme crime. They held
that in this case Lewis was guilty of no crime,
and could not be so considered until after his
hearing before the Superior Court. He was
simply held over for examination, and was
innocent of any crime until he was proven
guilty. Lewis resisted the officers when they
attempted to have his photograph taken, and
in the scuffis was bruised considerable, hence
the bringing of the suit.
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The Board of
City Trustees met in regular session yester-
day morning, Mayor Brown presiding and all
thu members present. Mark Foster, Chief
Engineer of the Water Works, reported the
works in operation LAG hours during the past
week and that q, 1O2, $50 gallons were
pumped. City Attorney Anderson reported
that there was an ordinance providing for the
collection of licenses from produce peddlers
Statements were heard from several witnesses
complaining of the manner in which dogs are
kept at the pound. Also, of stock being
taken up Improperly. Taken under advise
ment. Complaint was made that q hydraut
is maintained on Second street, near l, to the
great damage of property. Taken under ad-
visement. The Board allowed the salaries of
city officers and the following bills before ad.
journmeDt: Charles Heinrich, $50; W. P.
Coleman. $40; w. McCants, 1921 70: W.
L. Herndop. sl59 Fountain & Bro S6l5 80;
Il. Foley, SIS; w. J. Sanders, $40 P. L.
Hickman, $40; I. Ryan, S31S so: Day Il
Joy, $40; j. L. Barron, Sc; S. Nathan,
So 20: C. Z. Spencer. So 90; J. Harvey
81 B. McHsle, Sc; r. johnson, S24; j,
Leonard, 81 so; John Lynch, S12; P. Nc.
Ginni-s, S12; I. Golfer, SIS James Wood,
$50; Lem Chung. S14; N. Clark, 1864 &C
w. +. johnson, S165 so.
INCORPORATED Of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State of
the Union Packing Company of San Fran.
cisco. Directors-Sidney M. Smith, VIM.
Jacobs, Frank S. johnson, Thomas Prather,
z. d. Code, G. j. King, M. Banner and f.
B. Reynolds. Capital stock, 81, $50, 600 d.
vided into $50 shares. Also of the Hornet
Gold and Silver Mining Company, to operate
ia Iron Mountain Mining District, Shasta
county. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-H. 2. Macneoip, w.
II. Higgins, James Cannon, Patrick Crowley
and Ricbard Chute. Capital stock. $40 OOO'-
600, divided into 100, 600 shares. Also of the
Rovlder Creek Water and Mill Company, TO
onerate in Shasta county. Principal place Of
business San Francisco. Directors-H. P.
Macneoip, w. L. Higgins, Jas. Cannon Rich
ard Cnnte ooo o1 200 J a.IG@ In0 ooo
I AIso of the Grizzly Flat Gold Mining Com.
pauy. Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-J. A. Robinson. james
Morgan. r. Elton, William Jay Smith and J.
B. Fargo Capital stock, $4,000 divided
into &C, 900 shares.
o, 1r.;o 1od.o
UNION LODGE Offiohh''- n'O. ,1Ouse'
officers Saturday evening John Simpson,