Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-27
SUPERIOR COURT.
SATURDAY, March %, 1851
DEPARTMENT 0yH-CLARK, Judge.

? SATURDAY, March %, 1851
/ DEPARTMENT 0sE-CLARK, Judge
0 County Of Sacramento vs.. Sacramento and Placer
! vile and other railroad compauies-Upon motion
OF Clinton l.. White behalf of Attorney General
lar- it was ordered by the Court that the County
Clerk If Sacramento county do stay all proceedings
in these actions until further order of this Court
In the matter of the contest of the Will of c. G.
Hidden, deceased-On trial by Jury.
Francis Smith vs.. y. II. Nichols ct ai-Judy-
ment entered in favor OF plaintiff prayed for.
The National Gold Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. vs.
, n II. Nichols ct al.-Saine order.
Patrick Sullivan vs.. y. Il. Nichols ct al.-Same
order.
DEATH OF JOSEPH WALLIs.-Joseph Wal.
Lis, weil-known young lawyer of his city,
and well known and prominent in military
circles. died il this city Saturday afternoon
after an illness of about six weeks with ty.
phoid pneumonia. His father, Hon. Joseph
s. Wallis, and his mother, residents of Santa
Clara county. and his brother, Talbot H.
Wallis. of this city, were with him at the
time Of his death. Deceased was born in
Msyheld. Santa Clara couEty. March IS.
1859, and hence was but 90 years of age. He
was First Lieutenant and Inspector of Rife
Practice on the staff Of Colonel T. w. Shee-
mar, First Artillery Regiment, having been
promoted at tie camp in Nevada county
from the ranks of Company G by Colonel
Raymond last year, and continued in posi-
ton by Colonel Saeehan. He was member
of Psrlor No. 3, Native Sons of the Golden
West. His body will be sent by this morn.
| ing's trsin to San Francisco, and from there
to Mayheld for burial. Two nembers of the
regimsntal stiff, Messrs. Miller and Bash,
two members of the Sacramento bar. and
| Messrs. Stafford and Ryan from the Native
Sons of the Golden West, will constitute tbs
escort and pall-bearers Add G. Hinkson
went to Mayfeld yesterday TO arrange for tie
| funeral.
| FREE LLCTURE. Under the auspices of the
Sacramento Educational Institute, the sec.
oud free lecture of tie course Of 1882 will be
given on tomorrow evening. at the Sixth
street Methodist Church. by Professor J. W.
| Taverner. Subject True and False Elo-
cution." During the lecture the Professor
viii give the following readings: Act 5 of
'Henry V, " including the courtship of King
| Henry and Princess Katharine. Pistol Made
! to Eat the Leek. Lady Jane and Sir Thomas
the Good. Scene from Macbeth" Father
| Phil'sSubscription List. Humorous readings
ard recisatiops from Ingoldsby and Thomas
Hood. All cordially invited to attend.
BILLIARD ToURNAMENT-The sixth game
| of the billiard tour ameot was played at the
billiard parlors Of the Union Hotel Saturday
evening, between Messrs r bbips aud Glea-
son. Robbins 0 0 S 2 l 81 02l
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DOL 003 ID 0 10 2 2 90 9 0
l 3 0 0 II 9 0 3 0 l 3; 70 in
nines; AVERAGE 2 5473. Gleason-3
3 1 5 IA 0 0 4 2 0 20 l 8 2 |
12o4O q Q Q % 3 2 2 10 ! Q
10 0 2 0 2 6 0 0 0 4 0 Is 10 0 4 2
l211312 70 Innings; average, 2 56-72 |
The game this evening will be between
Sprague Bostwick and r Flint
CoMMEBcIAL.-Arrived since last report,
| steamer San Joaquin NJ. 3, from the upper
Sacramento with barge of grain in transit !;
steamer Varune, from the upper Sacramento, |
with barge Of grain in transit San Joaquin |
No. 2, from San Francisco, with general mer-
chandise. Departed, steamers San Joaquin |
No. and Varuns, for the upper Sacramento, |
with merchandise and barses light San Joa- |
quin No. 2, for San Francisco. with hay and |
two barges of grain. Steamer G. NJ. Small |
passed, en- route from San Francisco to
Garysville.
Police sLATF.-At u o'clock last night |
the following were on the police slate: Old |
BrocLey, an incorrigib'e drunk, was taken by |
Karcher local James Sullivan. for petit |
larceny, by Arlington and Ksrcher, local /; |
John Doe, dead drunk, was assisted to the |
lock up by fficer Ash and citizen McCarty; !
Martin Duffy, Chas. Waters and VIM. |
Whitman. on charge of grand larceny, by |
O. c. jackson and G. T. Frel CT. Deputy |
Sheriffs. They are charged with stealing ten |
head of cattle from Louis Meiss.
MErRopoLIrAN THEATEP.-Tfe Metropol-
itan Theater will be oper ed this evening for
season of one week, with the revival of the
famous moral, picturesque and dramatic |
play of "Uncle Toms Cabin" This com.
pany il one of the strongest that ever pre-
sented this hoDepicture Of life among |
the lowly. Grand scenic eff cts, trick donkey |
and trained bloodhounds. The press of San |
Francisco highly recommend this company. |
Prices are not announced las usual, but |
are placed at 30 and % cents.
were paid into the city treasury fer the week
ending Saturday. March 18th s. r. Gale.
well, Cemetery dues, s73 so; r. D. SERVER,
Dor dues, $40; Ea. H. Mckee, rent at library
building, S193 so: w. A. Henry, Police |
Court fines, S37 so: George A. Putnam,
CITY licenses, 1854 80; George A. Putnam, |
dog licenses. S14 40 ; total, 81, s2i A.
New CHURCH ORGANIzAr1oN.-A new
church has been organized in this city, which |
will be known as the Fourteenth street Pres
hyteran Church, and will hold service on |
Fourteenth street, between o and P. 1t has |
been organized by Rev. II. H. Rice, assisted |
by Rev. Thomas Foster. VIM. Ingram has |
been elected and installed as elder. DIR. Dwi- |
neil and Rev. J. Becker were present and |
assisted at the organization.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-Govsrnor Perkins has |
appointed the following Notaries Public: |
Frank Owen for Moro county, to reside at
Bodie; Richmond Davis for Sacramento |
county, TO reside at Sacramento; M. Heating |
for San Diego county, to reside at San Diego /; |
H. S. Wilson for Sonoma county, to reside at |
Santa Rosa.
PoLICE CoURT.-In this Court Saturday |
there was very short session, and only two |
cases were upon the calendar. Frank Dew |
ereaux and Brittop, two DRINKS, were fined |
s. es ch, with the alternative of serving five |
d Us each in the City Jail.
DEclpED.-It has been decided by the |
First AR illery Regiment to hold their annual |
e ncsmpment at San Rafael. The grounds |
elected are said to be the finest in the State. |
IMMIGRANTS. -Sxty.four imni- rants, in
GLIDING tifty-three males, passed Carlin |
Yesterday en- route Co California. They will |
arrive by the overland train this afternoon.
BASEBALL Saturday the Originals aud |
Il Cheaters played game Of ball, the former |
winning with score of eight runs and an |
inning TO the latter's seven runs.
CRIToNNR PRINTS -Four thu usand yar's
Just received from New York, at Hale's, from
s cents per yard upwards.
PRosPERITY.-Gatheiing strength. Real
the new advertisement to-day cf Anderson
Hamm.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED square feet adde'. !
Read the new advertisement of Anderson x |
Hamm.
DoMEsTIcs DoMssTIcs Read the adj |
vertisement Of Hale Bros. in this issue.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM's Vegetable Compound |
revives the dropping spirits invigorates and |
harmouizes the organic functions eives |
elasticity and frmness to the step, restores |
the natural luster to the eye and plants on |