Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

2, Soothing Syrup Waltz; 8, Quinine Schot
tische; 4, Ylang Ylang Lancsrs; 5. squill
Polka; g, Acacia CALIFORNIAN; z, st. Jacol
OIL Waltz 8, Pozzoni Schottische 9
S.ephana.is Waltz Q1adrille; 10, StrYcb
nine Waltz; IL, Swan Down Mazurka II
Aconite b ston Varieties; Is, Cimicifugs
Polka; IA, Orange. Flower Medley. The
Floor Manager was w. w. Stocker
Floor Committee-W. N. Hatch and S. A
Palmer. Reception Committee-L. Z. Nor
ton and j. O. Sepulveda. The officers of TIL
Association are: Louis e. Norton, Presi
dent; Walter w. Stocker, Vice President
s. A. Palmer, Secretary, and w. NJ. Hatch
Treasurer.
PoRATIoNs.-Articles of iu:orpora
ton were yesterday fled with the Secretary
Of State as follows: Daniel Webster Consol
dated Gold Mining Company, Placer county
Place of business. Michigan Bluff Direct
ors-Walter Wiley, Edward Polifka, A. c.
Bowen, Peyton Powell, H. /. Tillotson.
Capital stock, So coo 000, in 100, 900 shares.
-. Graves Hydraulic Mining and Water
Company, of Del Norte and Siskiyou coun,
ties. Place of business, San Francisco. Di
Tectors-F. c. Graves, Wm. K. Flint, Har.
vey ID. Talcott, Charles 4. Wilson and Geo.
E. Otis. Capital stock, $500, eco, in 0.OOt
shares . First Cremation Society Of Sau
Francisco. The Trustees of the Society are
J. Bsyer, J. a. Bauer, Frederick Hess, F
Rosding, +. Schenemann-Pett, Gabriel Taus
sig, r. Wilhelm, Ed. Wepzel and M. Mend
helm. No capital stock.
NV BAEK.-The appearance of the well.
known banker, N. D. Rideout, of Marys.
vile, in Sacramento for the past two or three
days, is explained by the fact that he has
rented the Capital Savings Bank quarters, on
the southwest corner of Fourth and J streets,
in this city. where a new commercial bank,
to be conducted under the name of Rideout
& Smith, will be opened on or about the first
of April next. Banks at four places, Marys-
VILE OroVille, Chico and Willows are now
conducted by Mr.. Rideuut under the above
name-Mr. Smith now being deceased. The
bank to be opened here will make five under
his management. the Sacramento house
will ba the principal one of the firm, aud in
establishing it Mr. Rdeoub will remove his
residence TO this city, where he will receive a
cordial welcoms.
NEW SoCIETY.-It is learned that new
musical society is in process of formation
here. There are now between twenty-five
and thirty members enrolled The purpose,
say the founders, is to advance the members
in vocal music study Of high order, The
intention of the founders is, when the new
club is organized completely, TO invite others
TO jim who may be competent and qualified
under the rules. Those moving IN the matter
say that there is sufficient guarantee already
TO insure its success. There is plenty of local
talent here for two CT three such orgauizl-
tons, and this community is appreciative of
ali genuine efforts made il this direction.
ALVEY CoBPsE.-Some person, evidently
devoid of taste, rented q coffin of an under
taker in this city on Thursday evening, in
tending TO make local hit on our County
Coroner at the Turner masquerade. He
gained admittance to the Pavilion and placed
the coffin containing good make up of suicide
in front Of TIE judges stand As soon as il
was brought TO the notice of the management
thsy hustled the CHASTITY spectacle out ia short
order. The c0ffia was handled in such
rough manner that the corpse was suddenly
brought to life snd jumped out of the box IN
such lively manuer that it provoked eonsid-
sraole merriment.
SILVER WEDDING.-Twenty five years ago
yesterday William Guttenberger, the we'll
known foundryman on Front street, was mar
risd in this city. Last evening about thirty
couples. intimate friends of the family, sur
prised them at their residence, took possession
of tbs premises and inaugurated jolly time,
10 honor Of their silver wedding. Mr.. Gut
tenberger, his wife and two daughters enter
tanned the company in an admirable manner.
The festivities continued until very late
hour, and all seemed to enjoy themselves
hugely. During the evening the bride and
groom OF quarter of q century we're the re-
cipients of many valuable presents.
PoLICs CouRr-Tn this Court yesterday
Edward Stewart wss held to answer on the
charge of petit larceny; bail fixed at 81, 600.
The charge of cruelty to animals agains Jos.
Burns was tried, and defendant found not
guilty. Frank Sanders, for disturbing the
peace, and Frank Moore, drunk, bad their
cases continued until to-day. Chas. johnson,
for petit larceny, was discharged. Charles
Shoema ker and Chas. Mains pleaded guilty to
the buying of junk from minors, and each
was hned $50.
THE INJURED CHILD.--The child spoken
of in the RECORD UNION yesterday as having
bsen seriously kicked by a horse on Ninth
street, between NJ and n, was the tve-year-
>
Nevada City. The little boys nose was
broken and his flcs very badly II jured. The
little fellow was doing we'll yesterday, and it
is thought his injuries viii not prove fatal.
SERIOUS ACcIDENE.-While engaged in
running circular saw at Waterhouss L Les.
ter's, the other day, G. D. Hopper sustained
a severe cut on bis right arm. caused by that
member coming ia contact with the saw while
throwing of the belt. Since then the arm
has become greatly inismed aud swollen, and
the patient has begun to feel considerable
anxiety as TO the result.
To THE AsYLUx-Deputy Sheriff Doane,
of Yolo county, took Edmund Curtis, who
erjoysi long ride with the horse and buggy
of WIN. Stewart recently, without permits
sion, to the Iosans Asylum at Nspa day be-
fore Yesterday. He also took at the same time
Sarah Scott, colored resident of Washing
ton, who has been declared insane.
Docs POISONED. During the past few
days the deg poisoner has been plying mis- vo-
cation along Twelfth street, and cut on the
American river road as far as the bridge.
Several valuable dogs have been poisoned il
that vicinity during the past week.
IHsTeRAKTs -Forsy-two immigrant pas
ssngers, including twenty-six males. passed
Carlin yesterday, and will arrive in Sacra-
mento by the overland train this afternoon.
AUCTION TO-DAY Bell & Co., auctioneers,
viii at Ii o'clock A NJ. to- day. at their sales
room at 9l6 street, sell horses, harness,
buggies, etc.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.-J. ". Moore is LYING
very dangerously i'll, with congestion of tbs
lungs, at his house near Franklin.
APPOINTED Governor has appointed
as a Notary Public E. F. Carnduf tor Biggs,
Butte county.
WELRAD; let those who can follow. Lewis
Bros Oae price Shoe House, al j street
Ole price.
POLKA Dor SILK and wool dress goods. ir
different shades, only 37A cents per yard Rec
House.
TRIMaISG SILKS and satins, in sill colors
from the Louis Bien stock, at half their value
az the Rad House.
BLACK beadsd.cord and tassels, at all prices
at Hale's.
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