Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-25
ADvERTIsEmgET MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

To BE DIsMANTLED.- The railroad compa,
ny's steamer Chiu-du- Wan, now lying at the
wharf at the foot of street, has been aband-
oned as a steamer. as the company has no fur
ther use for her. She is too long for the upper
Sacramento, and since the Apache and Mo-
doc were built, is not needed nor desirable for
service upon the lower part OF the river ana
bay. The machinery and upper part or the
steamer will be taken of and the lower por-
tion probably converted into barge for coal
The Chin.du- Wan was built at Stockton in
about 1865, by Captain Rogers, for naviga-
ton upon the Colorado river, but through
some financial difficulties encountered by her
builders, she never reached the waters of the
Colorado, but was employed as an opposition
boat on the lower Sacramento, and as ferry
boat between San Francisco and Oakland.
Subsequently she was purchased by the Cen.
tral Pacific Railroad Company and used as a
tow.boat on the river between here and San
Francisco. She was rebuilt about eight years
ago and given a new hulk and boilers. The
first cost of the steamer was nearly $40, 600,
and it would not cost less that $50, 600 to build
such a boat at the present time.
HELD TO ANSWER. Chinsman, Chin
Why, who was arrested some time since at
Nspa and brought to this city, upon charge
Of kidnapping Chinese girl from I street,
and for abduction, was examined yesterday
before Judge Henry. The case consumed
several hours, and upon conclusion he was
held to answer, with bail fixed at $1,000,
which he promptly furnished . Wilson, who
was arrested for burglariziug the entrance
room to the County Jail, and stealing coat
and other articles of clothing, was also exam
ined and held to answer upon a charge of
petit larceny, secoGd offense, with bond fixed
at $500. This was as bad an amount for him
to raise, from his financial status, as would
be one hundred times that amount, and hence
he was sent to the County Jail to await trial
Being the second offense, he will probably,
when his case comes to trial, be granted a
free ride to Folsom.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court these cases
were disposed of yesterday: Charles NJ.
ConneIl was found guilty of battery, and will
receive judgment to-day; Chin Why was ex.
amined upon charge of abduction and kid
naping, and held to answer; w. MoIllenny
was tried and found not guilty of petit lar
ceny; the man Wilson. who entered a room
adjoining the County Jail, and stole some
clothing, was examined upon charge of petit
larceny lsecond offensel and was held to
answer with bonds fixed at $500; Paddy
Welsh was adjudged guilty of drunk and
given twenty-four hours in the City Jail !;
Mrs. Harris, arrested for disturbing the
peace, was found guilty and fined $50, but be-
ing unable to meet the amount was conveyed
to the County Jail for term Of twenty days.
INooRPoRATED.-There were fled yesterday
A. GtoLo o-E;oIon of ;noo.
poration as follows: Western Bracie Acid
Company of San Francisco T. Formulas, L.
L. Haggin, VIM. Islan, Jr., James A. Mars
and Henry q. Dwyer, Trustees capital
stock, S50,000, in 1000 shares of S25 each.
The Bodie and Benton Railway and CONNER
cial Company to construct sawmills and cut
and manufacture lumber, and to operate a
narrow-guage railroad from the timber lands
to Bodie-eighty miles capital stock, 81,
600, 900, in 200.0 shares of $40 each.
The CALEDoNIAEs.-Th sixth annual con-
cert and ball of the Sacramento Caledonian
Club takes place this evening at Turner Hail.
1t is given in honor of the 1881 anniversary of
the birth of Robert Burns. The arrange
ments that have been made indicate that this
entertainment will surpass all previous
efforts. The first part of the entertainm ent
will consist Of Scottish Dances gems of song
and recitations, after which there will be
social dance Concert commences at o'clock.
Music will be furnished by Jones & Beebe's
full band.
CAPITAL WOODEN Ls.-The stockhold.
ers of the Capital Woolen Mills met Monday
evening and elected ths following gentlemen
to the different offices for tie ensuing term /:
President and Treasurer, S. Tryon; Vice
President. G. w. Clarke Secretary, E. H.
Tryon; Directors-Leland Stanford, S. Try
on. E. I'll. Tryon, g. w. Clarke, E. Klebitz,
S. E. Tryon, L. K Hammer, P. II. Russell,
2. n. Tryon.
DEcEAsED.-A. D. Rightmire, formerly a
well-known resident of this city, and who has
resided in San Francisco during the past
eight or nine years, died in that city night be-
fore last, of paralysis. He received the stroke
several weeks since and entirely lost the use
of one side, and which disability continued to
increase until his death. The funeral will
take place from Eddy street, in that city, this
afternoon.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
2lst: For Hall, Luhrs & Co., 60 cases ma
ple syrup; A. Meister, box carriage axles,
s bundles carriage wheels; II. S. Crocker &
Co., l car printing paper; w. b. Davis, l
keg cider; Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, rolls wire sparkers, 6 boxes machin-
cry, 6 reservoirs, bundles pipe.
CALIFORNIA HoRsEs.-Mark McKimmins,
of Salt Lake City, was in Sacramento yester-
day and went to the bay in the afternoon. He
has come to California to purchase some fine
horses, instead of going to Kentucky and the
East, believing that he could obtain here the
best horses now to bs found in the United
States He will visit Governor Stanford's
Pala Alto stock farm to-day.
TRADE-MARks. Trade mark claims were
yesterday fled with the Secretary of State as
follows: J. A. Folger & Co., for " Golden
Gate Cream Tartar" same for Golden Gate
Bicarbonate of Soda" Steamer Japan
Tea" Golden Gate Yeast Powder" Ban
ner Japan Tea" and ." Golden Gate Saler-
atus.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. MoosE.-The funeral of
the late Solomon Moose took place yesterday
at 2P. NJ from the Odd Fellows Temple, and
was largely attended The services were con-
Quoted by the 1. o. o. F. and A. o. U. w.
Societies, he having been a member of both
of those organic ations.
EUREKA BAL MAsoUE-The decorations
of the Pavilion and the preparations for the
Eureka bal masque to morrow evening have
been made with the greatest elaborsteness and
completion. Masquers can get carriages by
applying at once to L. J. Lithauer, Sixth
and streets.
NoTARIEs PUBLIo,-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following as Notaries Public 7.
B. Haswell, for Alameda county, to reside at
Oakland; John NJ. Fulweiler, for Placer
county, to reside at Auburn; Robert S.
Wade, for MendocIno county, to reside at
Ukiah.
SLIGHT FIRE-Abous noon yesterday the
roof of P. Nash's house, between Fourth
and Fifth, on L street, caught on FIRE. It
was discovered and the fire extinguished ba-
fore much damage was done.
AGRICULTURAL APPoINTNENT.-Ths Gov
ernor has reappointed Jonathan Clark as
member of District Board OF Agriculture No.
8, for term of four years, ending December
1, 1885.
IMMIGRANTS. Forty four immigrant pas
sengers, including th:rty.three males, viii ar
rive this afternoon By overland train.
To THE EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB Whisper
it to your friends An invoice of Eastern
dancing pumps they are i'm
mensa We have them in French and I,ondcn