Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MILITARY CHANGES.

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MILITARY CHANGES.
The following changes have occurred dur
ing the month Of June, 1852, among the COM
missioned ofceSs of the National Guard.
State Of California:
COMMISSIONED.
John f. Sheehan, Adiutant- C eneral, State
of California. wish rank of Major General
from July /, 1852, vice Samuel W. Backus,
resigned
First Brigade.-C. W. c. Roweil, Briga-
der General commanding, with rank from
june %, 1882, vice Phineas Banning re-
signed.
Second Brigade.-First Infantry Regiment
John L. Klein. First Lieutenant Company
C. with rank from June 5, 1882, vice lie
Breton, promoted CAPTAIN Company c.
Hugh T. Sine. Second Lieutenant Com pany
&, with rank from June ). 1882. vice Klein.
promoted. William II. Fraser. Second Lieu
tenant Company II, with rank from
May -, 1882, vice Wilson, retired.
George Teller, First Lieutenant Com.
pany +, with raAk from June %, 1882,
vice Buckhan, resigned. Francis A Swain,
Second Lieutenant Company +, with rank
from June % 1882, vice Teller, promoted
Edward G. Hughes, First Lieutenant and
Paymaster, with rank from June so, 1882
vice Kip, retired. Fifth Infantry Bsttslion--
Horace ID. Ranlstt. Lieutenant Colonel COM
msnding, with rank from May p, 1882, orig
inal vacancy. Frederick kuhnle, First Lieu.
tenant and Inspector of Rife Practice, with
rank from May %, 1882. vice Woodward, re-
signed. Oakland Light Cavalry (unattachedl
Webb \. Pearce, First Lieutenant, with
rank from May %. 1882, vice Hussey, re-
signed Varney w. Gaskill, Senior Second
Lieutenant, with rank from May %, 1882,
vice PeArce promoted. Edward E. DAnforth.
Junior Second Lieutenant, with rank from
May 80 1882 vice Gaskill, promoted.
Third Brigade-Merick Reynolds, Major
and Paymaster. with rank from June 8. 1882,
yics Hahn, resigned.
Fourth Brieade-P. J. HaIney, Major and
Assistant Adjutant- General, with rank from
June 3. 1881, vice Weaver, resigned. II. A.
Weaver, Major and Quartermaster, with
rank from May -. 1882, vice Tozer, pro-
NOTED BEiyadier General First Artillery
Regiment-Fred. EisenmengeT, Captain Gov
ernors Guard Cadet Corps, with rank from
June 10, 1882, vice McEwen, term expired.
s. Kaye, First Lieutenant Governors Guard
Cadet Corps. with rank from June 10, 1882,
vice Greer, term expired. Desmond Swift,
Second Lieutenant Governors Guard Cadet
Corps, with rank from June 10, 1882, vice
Kaye, promoted.
RESIGNED.
Samuel B. Gang, First Lieutenant Com
panY E, Second Artillery Regiment. Second
Brigade, S. o. No. 81, June 8, 1882. J.
O'Connor, Second Lieutenant Company Z,
Second Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade,
s. 0. No. 81. June 3, 1882 L. w. Wood
ward, First Lieutenant and Inspector of
Rife Practice, Fifth Infantry Battalion. S,
o. No. 50, june Z, 1882. PhineAs Banning,
Drigadiei General. commanding First Brig.
ade, q. o. No. IA, June % 1882. Samuel
w. Backus. Adjutant- General State of Cali
fornis, with rank of Major sneral, G.. ..
No 10, June 30, 1882.
RETIRED.
Char,ss T. Wilson, Second Lieutenant
Company Fl, First Infantry Regiment, Sec
ond Brigads, with rank Of Second Lieuten-
ant, S. o. No "a, June 8, 1882. James Kip,
First Lieutenant and Paymaster, First In
fantry Regiment, Second Brigade, with rank
of First Lieutenant, S. o. No. SO, June 80,
1882.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
morning George McDaniels' case of battery
was continued until July 11th. All Hung,
charged with selling liquor to Hiawatha,
dusly maiden of the forest, continued to July
Ssh. Raphael Vssquez. = drunk, pleaded
guilty to the charge and begged for the Glenn
ency Of the Court /; sentenced to forty days in
the city prison. l. Mattice, charged with
battery, case continued until the 18th. j. j.
Frawley battery, same order. Z. Coffee, as
sault with deadly weapon, discharged. L.
Anderson, Tor assault with deadly weapon,
same order. Stephen Brown, disturbing the
IL, laJ
guilty to the charge of having robbed a man
of SIS who called to see her at her den on
Second and l. streets on the morning OF the
4th of July; fined $50, or go to the County Jail
for sixty days Not having the amount OF cash
on hand to pay her fine, she has gone to
prison. Charlie Antoine, an Indian, and Bill
Boone, negro, charged with having killed
William 0'Neil, alias William Walton. on
the morning of the 4th OF July. cases con-
tinued to July Sth. William Stone, two
cases of battery upon his wife, Dutch Mag,
alias Maggie Stone, continued to July Sth.
All Sing, Celestial vag who says me no
likee work" sent to the county chsin.gang
for seventy days. All Chuck and Lac Wing,
charged with assault to commit murder on &
brother Chinamsn on the Ash of July, case
continued to July 18th William Chandler,
disturbing the peace, case continued to July
9Th.
CONTINUED UNTIL SRPTESiBER.-The case
of Minor Waldron. accused of having COM
mitted perjury on the trial of the case of
William Williams for cattle stealing, came
up for hearing in Department One of the
Superior Court yesterday. On motion OF the
defendants counsel, William E. Turner, and
the filing of affidavits, the case was continued
until September 19sh. The defense is being
conducted by w. Z. Turner of Modesto, and
Grove l.. johnson of this city. The prose-
cution is represented by c. L. Jones. l. 5.
Brown and District Attorney Henry l..
Buckley. After Court closed to-day in the
corridor of the Courthouse Attorney Turner
and Sheriff Fulkerth engaged in an angry
discussion. The lie passed, blows followed
and good item was spoiled by the officers OF
the Court interfering.
Mrs. HARRIGAN's CLAM-Mrs Harrigan
put in claim before the Board of Supervi-
sors for S42O against the county on Wednesday
last. She claims that several years sgo there
was canal dug through her ranch that dam
aged her to the extent OF several hundred
dollars. She sued the county, and it is said
won her case. However, it was never settled,
and she never received anything from the
county for damages. Mrs. Harrigan is get
ting old and feeble, has lost sll OF her prop
erty, and although she knows her claim is
outlawed, she thinks in her case that the off,
GERS should be actaated by honor and honesty
and pay the claim. Failing to get her demand
through for 1920. she has Gled another one
for $50, and It will come up before the Board
this morning.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
81: For Baker & Hamilton, boz bill heads,
boxes saws A. A. Van VOORHEES, Il Co., l
case whip-stocks H. Fisher, 2 cases prize !
packages, l case gum; Lindley Co., 200
kegs and - barrels nolasses Huntington,
Hopkins L Co., drum iron pipe fittings, 30
kegs nails. ii boxes coffee mills w. a. y G.
S. Houghton, 2 cases stationery Locke &
Lavenson, roll carpet; Weinstock Lubin,
s cases boots and shoes, l box lead pencils
Hale Bros. & Co., 8 boxes and | case cotton
goods Russell Il. Flint, 2 bicycles.
OFFICERS INsTALLED.-Deputy D. G. NJ.
sanuel Morris installed officers as follows in
Schiller Lodge. No. 1O5, [. o. 0. F., last
evaninp: Emil Schmid, n. G.; Louis Huls-
man. V. G.; G gorge Kroner, Il. S c. +. G.
sale. p. s: G.. i. Euchler, Treas; John J.
Trarbsch r. S. n. c.; II. Schweitzsr L. S.
n. G.; Oswald Fuchs. r. S. V. G.; Markus
Graf l.. 5. Y. c; Paul Graf, W.; Charles
Frisch. C.; John Plat, o. G.; Lawrence
Egeberp. |, G.; w. H. Krause, Il. S. S.; A.
Kamenzind, l.. S. s.; L. Holler, j. Graessl
and VIM. Schwarz, Trustees.
SERIOUSLY HURT.-About IL o'clock yes
terday morning, John 2. Whyte, lad
Of years, the son of ]. F. Whyte. the
grocer on J street. between Sixth and Sew
ensh. fell from his fathers delivery wagon,
and one of the wheels passed over his body.
There was !, 600 pounds Of four in the wagon,
and it is wonderful that he was not killed.
His only injury seems to be three bFokea RIBS.
AUCTION SALE.-Shsrburn & Smith, auc-
tioneers, will sell on Monday, July 1Osh, at
II o'clock A NJ, on the premises, the two full
lots Nos and 1, in the block between i
and I, and Twenty-second and Twenty-thiro