Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-28
MErRoroLIrAN THEArrR-Emerson's Cali.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Emerson's Cali
son himself. will open the Metropolitan The.
ater for one week, commencing January 80,
| 1882. Every night and Saturday matinee.
MIR. Emerson has company of star per.
formers The admission fee heretofore has
always been 81 fer any kind of performances
in the Metropolitan. The manager an
nounces reserved seats at 70 cents
family circle, so cents. This is company
that will please the most fastidicus, send you
| home full of laughter, and never fails to
please. Family matinee Saturday at P NJ
Entire change Of programme Thursday even
ing, February 2, 1882.
ARSON AND BURGLARY.-Chief Karcher
| returned from Auburn last evening, where
he has been for the last few days as witness
in the case of the People VS.. John Brock
Brock was arrested ia this city about year
| ago on the charge of having burned the barn
of James Estel, near Roseville. He was con
victed short time since of burglary and
Sentenced to San Qqentin for &. term of four
years. He was brought up from the State
Prison the other day, tried and was convicted
of another charge of burglary on Friday and
convicted OF arson yesterday. In all proba.
biity his sentences will keep him imprisoned
the balance Of his days.
INcoRPoRATIoNs. Articles of incorporation
of the Austrian Benevolent Society of Amador
county have been fled with the Secretary of
State. Directors, Henry Nickalaus, Paolo
Pulich and John Pindo. Also articles of
" The Fowler's Switch Canal Company of
Fresno county (irrigationl Trustees Frank
A noJc
Hiniug. Caleb D. Davis, a. MeCall and
Frank Visitor. The capital stock is $780,
coo, divided into 1,500 shares
AUCTION SALE Bell & Co., Auctioueers,
viii sell this morning at IL o'clock, in front of
their salesroom, No. GIG J street, between
Ninth and Tenth. and without reserve, one
6ne walnut cAamber-set, eight pieces, full
msrble-top; parlorset, seven pieces ingram
carpets, Brussels carpets, walnut secretary,
parlor cook-stove, japanese cradle, child's
bed and mattress, chairs. stoves lounges, mat
tre.ses, tables, glass and wooden ware, etc
Sale positive.
ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-At the annual
meeting of the Hibernia Benevolent Society,
held last EVENING, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, w. J. O'Brien President, Thos
Diviny; Treasurer, Terry McMorry: Re
cording Secretary James Conlon Core
sponding Secretary, Peter Flaherty; Board
hue, Stephen Dwyer, Terry McMorry and
John Miller.
FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT.-The fellow
ing is the percentage of the companies of the
First Artillery Regiment for December, and
also for the year: Company A for the month
1850, for the year 81 50; Company B for the
year 50. 81 Company c for the month 81 81,
for the year GA 80; Company Z for the
month 63 60, for the year 64S9; Company
F for the month Is 40, for the wear 63.61
Company G for the month 6070, for the
year 60.S0.
New HoTEL.-The Crescent City Hotel,
on j street, between Sixth and Seventh-one
of the oldest buildings in the city-is going
to be rebuilt II is to have an entirely new
front and be remodeled throughout. Two
new stores will be put in on the first floor
When finished it will be used as a hotel, and
will be known as the Clarendon.
DELIGHTFUL.-Yesterda was one of the
most delightful days that it has been the
good fortune of this part of the habitable
globe to experience in long time. After the
rains of the two preceding days,
the sun came out with a genial warmth and
soul-cheering radiance that was more than
charming-it was exhiarating.
PRISONER EN- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff L.
Thorn, of Siskiyou county, passed through
the city yesterday en- route for San Quentin
in charge of Cassie Irven, who is sentenced
TO one years for grand larceny
BUSINESS GUTLooK-The business outlook
of Sacramento City at this time is unexception-
ally good. All the wholesale firms are doing
a large business, as is daily evidenced by the
amount of goods shipped to the interior.
RosTER-There has been issued from the
office of Adiutant-G General Backus a pamph-
let of twenty-six pages which presents a
tional Guard of California.
SCHOOL LAw.-Superintendent Campbell
has issued new edition of the volume cor
tanning the school law, and embracing all
the recent laws effecting the public school
system.
APPOINTED. The Governor has appointed
as Notary Public for Oakland j. B. De Las
Casas. vics Christen, and D. w. Jenks, for
Quincy. Plumas county, vice Goodwin.
MKT Saturday, February 4th, will be the
last day of Hale's great depletion sale, corner
Ninth and K.
Now is the time to get cloak, doiman or