Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

present. City Attorney Anderson stated to
the Court that he n IS ready to proceed with
the prosecution. The names of the jurymen
were then called, and with a few exceptions
they answered to their names. A large Lum-
Der of jurors applied for excuses. They were
sworn to answer questions, and only two or
three were excused. The City Attorney in
sisted that no one should be excused from the
panel of lurymen unless they had legal ex.
cuse. At this point judge T. B. Mcfarland
appeared and stated that he was engaged for
the day in the case OF the People vs. Wheeler,
in the Superior Court, and that he could not
possibly appear Ia the Police Court until the
Wheeler case was disposed of. He therefore
asked that tie Sunday law cases be continued
for one day. After consultation betwt en- the
attorneys and the Court it was agreed to con.
Enue the cases until 10 A N. to day. All the
jurors were ordered to appear at the Police
Courtroom at that time. Those who do net
attend as directed will be brou .ht in with a
bench warrant. The Courtroom is entirely
too small for the hearing of these cases. The
hundred jurymen, saying nothing Of spects-
tors and Interested parties, cannot get into
the room.
IEC0RPORAPED. Articles of Incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
of the Alvord Consolidated Quartz Mining
Company. Principal place of business, San
Bernardino. Direotors-J. D. Potter J. S.
Loveland, H. S. Lovelaud, J. T. Kenworthy
and George B. Wallace. Capital, 81 OOO,-
900, in 100, 000 shares. Also, of the San
Joaquin and Sierra Nevada Railroad Com
pany. The purposes for which it is formed
are 80 construct, own and operate narrow
gauge railroad from point in San Joaquin
county, California, at or near where the
slough, known as Otter or Hog Slough,
empties into the South Fork Of the Mokel-
umne river. and thence passing through San
Joaquin and Cglayerss counties TO point at
or near the Big Tree Grove in C4laveras
county, distance Of about seventy miles.
Principal place Of business, San Francisco.
Directors-Jacob Rrach. B T. Lapgford H
Bentley, S. Washburp, G. Birdsall, F. Bird
sail and Thomas Mcdonnell. Capital, ST.
coo 600, in 10, coo shares. Also. of the Mo-
desto Cemetery Association. Directors.
p Vincent, S. w. Coffee, George Rush, s.
Rodgers. C. G. Haislis. I. E. lyman and J.
V. Davis.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. The ninth game
OF the billiard tournament was played at the
Union Hotel billiard parlors last evening
between Harry Gamble and Russell Flint
There was large audience, and the game
throughout was watched with great interest
The following was the score: Gamble
13200642 200925 241500 6
100000 % 6 010004l0920
40000121 060030 13-
200 average, 2 &c 81, Flint 8 al 81 0
1924 010o025 101149O1 2701
143050641 02130223 0000O2111
230032S 10214 0-164 average,
2 s. 81. The score now stands: Amsder,
0. l, o. Gamble, !, 0 l. Gleason, l. l, 0 !;
Robbins, 0, l. /; Bostwick. 0, 0, o; Flint,
l, l, O. This evening the game will be be-
tween Bostwiek and Amsden.
BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL special meeting
of the Board of Education was held last even
ing at the office of the Superintendent. Pres
ent-Messrs. Slater, HeIz1g, Stalker, Han.
cock and Tracy. The matter of the division
fence on the Thirteenth and G-s'reet sch9o.
grounds was referred to the Building and Re
pairs Committee Ga motion of Mr.. Her.
zog, the motion 10 divide the fifth-grade class
nj the Seventh and G-street school, which
was lost at the last regular meeting, was re-
considered and on motion of Mr.. Hancock
Il was decided to establish another fifth-3rzde
class at that school. Miss Lilly Piper then
received the unanimous vote of all present
for the position Of teacher of the new class.
The method Of dividing the class was re.
En- RoUTE.-Sherif Boggs, of Placer coun-
ty, passed through yesterday morning on his
way TO San Quentin with Ed Stenigal, who
goes to serve thirteen years in the State
Prison for attempting to rob the overland ex-
press train at Cape Horn Mills. Sheriff
Thomykins of Nevada county, also passed
through, on his way to Stockton with an in
sane man named Thomas George. Sheriff
Hanks Of Storey county, Nevada, came
down from Virginia City with an insane man
named T. V. Conway, whom he was taking
to the Stockton Asylum. Deputy Constable
John Hoy, of Reno, Nevada, also passed
through with insane man named w. H..
Elrod, on his way to the Asylum at Stockton.
POLICE CouRI-In this Court yesterday
business was transacted SIS follows: Jacob
Fuller's case of petit larceny was continued
indefinitely, on account Of the dangerous ILL.,
ness of his parents; c. J. Rcnis battery case
went over till tomorrow the cases of VIM.
McGregor and John Wilson, accused of being
healthy beggars, was heard and taken under
advisemeet; Henry Herring, drunk, for
feited his deposit; Paddy Welsh and Jerry
Shay were each fined So for battery An
John was adjudged guilty of petit larceny
and was fined $50, with the alternative Of
law violation cases went over till to-day.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Uncle Toms
Cabin" drew large audience at the matinee
yesterday, and a still larger one last night
The performance is attracting much atten-
ton. Evidently this sad story of the
slavery days " has q strong hold upon the
people, and the old drama, with its scenes Of
the slave field and human auction block, has
almost as much Interest for the people of TO
day as it did over quarter Of century ago.
The Jay Rial company viii present the piece
again this evening.
METROPOLITAN TREATER.-The celebrated
Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company will open the
Metropolitan Theater on MordIy evening,
April Sd. They have beautiful scenery, gor
geous costumes, superb orchestra and a full
brass band. This company play at popular
Eastern prices, 81 and 50 cents. + served
seats at the box oiiics without extra charge.
PEOPLE VS.. WBEELEK.-The argument in
this case was closed at 2 P. N. yesterday. The
Jury retired at 2:S0 P N, and after deliberat-
ing three hours returned verdict OF a sisl.
ple assault. The penalty is no. to exceed
a 6ne of $500, or three months in the county
iail. Next Friday Is fixed as the date for
passing sentence.
SUBJECT CHAxoED.-Notice is given that
the subiec. of Oscar Wilde's lecture Friday
evening will be "Art Decoration. and the
practical application of the esthetic theory to
everyday home.life and art ornamentation, 3"
instead of "The English Renaissance, as at
fret announced.
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED. - Eureka
Lodge. MOI o. o. F., elected last even
ing AZ representatives TO the Grand Lodge,
which meets in San Francisco on the second
Tuesday in May, Past Grands Edwin Glover
and Samuel Smith.
IS MENoRIAM.- Of respect to
the memory Of Joseph Wallis, passed by Sac.
ramepto Parlor. Nc. s. n. S G.. w. of which
he wos a member. will be found in another
column Of this issue.
flour SHIrNEETs.- carloads of -four
vere shipped yesterday from this city TO
southern and central Texas.
INsArE-Ths Sheriff will take to Napa
so-d.y Patrick Easa4, who has been declared
insane.
NEWEST in table linen tsstheticl, direct
f,om New York, at Hale's. Prices from
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