Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-12

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
c. A. Barnes. charged with disturbing the
pace, had his case continued until Septem-
Der 18th. John Kicks ard james Moran,
charged with vagrsncy, were ordered to sp-
pear on the 18th for trial. Peter Brown,
charged with disturbing the peace, had his case
continued until September 18th. Miss Hen
messy, charged with petit larceny, was dis
charged. All Hook, charged with burglary;
the case was continued until September 10Th.
John Kennedy, charged with passing counter
felt coin the case was set for trial September
18th. William Davidson, charged with
burglary in the second degree, had the charge
reduced to petit larceny, pleaded guilty, and
was ordered TO appear September 18th for
sentence. John O'Neil, alias "Buck,"
charged with an assault with intent to com.
NIT robbery the case was continued to Sep
TENDER 12.h. William Stone, charged with
an assault to commit rape, had his case con-
tinued until September I'D. Julia PockmsD,
charged with grand larceny, the case was
ccntinusd to September 231. Wm. Grimes,
alias Boots, charged with burglary in the
second degree, was held to answer, with bail
fixed ct 81 600.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Freight as fol-
lows for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9Th of September: For II. G. Tuniscn, 5
clses maps Holman, Stanton & Co., case
hoes, % bundles pillow castings, cases feed
cutters, 6 packages cultivators, = cases plows
4 buadles wagon jacks Mrs. T.. 3. Croker
4 cases marble statuary Baker Il Hamilton.
"a reels barbed wire /; Durham, Carrigan &
Co., 1888 sheets plate iren Z. 2. r. r., l
box hardware !; 2. J. Kelly, barrel vinegar,
l box maple syrup; Kirk, Gsary & Co., %
barrels blue stone ; j. .. Tebon, box clothes;
Capital Wooden Mills, l box dye stuff; w.
A. & c. S. Hcughton, 2 cases albums, 2 boxes
blank books g. LIvenson, boxes boots ard
shoes; Van Heusen & Huntooh. = boxes
chairs; Billingsley & Co., 2 cases shoe black
ing, 3 bales broom corn, Q bundles broom
handles Weinstock & Lubir, ] case dry
goods G. b. Corwio, case cigars III. A.
Weaver, l case pssteboard John Breuner, 3
cases folding chairs A. A. Van VOORHEES, &
Co. 5 cases and 2 rolls leather w. d. Com
stock, boxes and 2 crates furni ure I; Lind
ley & Co., 400 boxes soap Huntingdon, Hop
kins Co., cases and / crate hardware, Is
bales and 100 bars steel, 2 boxes iron screws,
so barrels shovels, 10 barrels scoops.
JNcoRPoRATED.-Th following articles of
incorporation were fled with the Secretary
of Stats yesterday The Wentworth Boot
and Shoe Company. Directcrs-A. J. Bryant,
}. NJ. Wentworth. r. T. KimbAll, G. L. Field,
Joseph Perkins. Principal place of business,
San Francisco; capital stock. $500, 600, divided
into 1000 shares. Also, the East Yelling
ton Coal Company. pirectors-Richard d.
Chandler, Joseph G. Eastland, George II.
Mandsll. j. Lawrence Poole, Edwin Harris
Principal place of business, San Francisco
capital stock, 81, 600. 900, divided into 10, 600
shares . Also, the Schmidt Label and Lith.
oyraphic Company. Directors-M. Schmidt,
Carl Rahsskoppff, Richard Schmidt, Alfred
ID. Gutter, w. j, Tilley. Principal place of
business San Francisco; capital stock. $780,
600, divided into %, 900 shares. Also, the
Los Angeles Infrmary. Directors-Emily
Conway, Mary Stella Boyle, De Salos Gran
nells, Robertina McKinnon, Judith Sheridan,
Mandaline Carron. Principal place Of bust
ness, Los Angeles.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. = The County
Bard of Education met in regular session at
o A NJ. yesterday. with all members present.
w. Brier was elected President of the
bOaLO lUr Lie cnsuibS year.
were appointed by the Chairman as follows:
On rules and regulations, X. w. Brier, Chair
man; J. Z. Blanchard and W. S. Willis. Ga
course of study, Charles E. Bishop, Chair
man Miss H. Mccormack and w. s. Will
lis. On finance, J. L. Blanchard, Chair
man w. S. Willis aud Charles Z Bishop.
The application of Miss Belle Henley for a
recommendation for an educational diploma
was granted. The application of Mary c.
Murphy for temporary certificate upon her
county certificate was granted. The applica-
ton of james fully was granted for county
certificate upon his educational diploma.
The application Of Mrs. j. +. Howe for
rec 1mmendzticn for life diploma upon her
educational diploma was granted.
CRY BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Boardiof
City Trustees met at the City Hall at 10 A.
n. yesterday, all the members being present.,
Mayor Brown presiding. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved.
The report of the Chief Engineer of the
Water Works, Mark Foster. shows that the
pumps were in operation 16S hours during
the past week, and pumped during that time
%. 399 $50 csllons of water into the city.
The Board sdjourDsd after auditing the
following bills, and ordering them paid: w.
A. Anderson, IS; Day & JOY. s26 90; j.
Bauquier, $40 so; J. Leonard, So |; A. King,
$50 !; K. johnson, S4S: j. Lynch, Sl2; +.
r. Burnett, 81 Thomas & ter, Sl5 p. Nc
Ginniss, s12; w. w. Bassett, S45; L. f.
Bassett. SI3l; NJ Hirah, 81: Lotus & Far
rem, S26 70; j. w. Watt, 1886 30; r. Audsr
son, 81, O22 OF; j. Barron, 81; Capital Ice
Company, IS.
THEY ARE IL THE CrrY.-For the past score
e ,,,,., A. n,,,,I Ctata s Il. hos bro,-.bt -
Sacramento all the gamblers, sports, aud that
class who live upon the earnings of Others,
from every portion of the State. They at
tend the fair, as they themselves say, to make
a raise. At night they are to be seen in the
saloons on X and J strsets, and swarm around
the low dives CT Second and l. streets. Some
of them who get broke, and some who are
broke when they arrive here, do not hesitate to
burglarize rooms or garrstie and rob citizens
at night as they psss along dark alleys and
uufrequented Streets. The police foIce of
Sacramento city is totally inadequate to
furnish the protection required daring fair
week. and il stands the citiZans IN hand to be
more cautious han usnsl during the next
few days. Back doors and windows will be
doublY locked and residences not left alone in
any part of the city during the balance OF
this week.
CANNOT SToP 0vER.-After considerable
correspondence and telegraphiDg between n.
J. Nathan, President of the British Mutual
Beuevoleus and Social Society, and FL. B. NJ.
Consul, William Lane Booker of San Fran.
cisco. with Colonel De Wintor, Private Sec
rotary TO the Marquis of Lorne, as TO the
stopping over here Of tn, royal party, n
J. Nathan received the following dispatch
last evening, dated Ogden, y. t.. September
II, 1882: sc lvernor. Generals train passes
Sacramento early Wednesday morning.
Would suggest your address be sent to Con.
sui Booker for presentation. Signed. DE Win
ton"
TIN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Ma.
than celebrated their tin wedding at their
residence, Third street, between n and o,
on Sunday evening, about sixty Of their
friends being present. A more scciable gath
ering seldom ever met Their residence was
handsomely decorated, refreshments were
served during the evening, and at Ii o'clock
che large company sat down to nae supper.
Tine prssents received were handsome and
useful. A number of bouquets ard baskets OF
rare flowers, also tin cradle filed with How
ers, were presented.
THAT CYoLoNE.-The telegraphic report of
the weather from Texas to tie Csrolinas
shows that the cyclone spoken of by SergeSnt
BrwicS 3 few days ago is doing its work,
with tidal waves in Texas and high winds
along the Atlantic coast. It may be heard
from yet by serious damage to shipping along
the above-named coast, for the cyclone APP
pears to be one of comparatively sua all dimen-
sions, but of increased intensity.
VICTORIA REeIA IN BLooM.-The large
and beautiful Victoria Regis st tie Belle
Conservatory, near The City Cemetery, can
IL sen in bloom this afternoon between the
q " 81 and 6. Strangers visiting Sacra-
sksnto are extended sn invitation By The
Superintendent 81 the conservatory. w. y.
Rhodes, to call and see this wonderful water
lilo