Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE FoREsTERs.-The members of the
Forester Gun Club held a pigeon-shooting
match at Agricultural Park on Thanksgiving
day. There was good attendance of sports.
men. The principal match of the day was
for the club medals, although there were
other matches At the last contest Henry
Eckhards won the first-class medal and J j.
KeegaR the second class. The day was de-
Gghtful enc for the sport, and everything
passed off very pleasantly. +. N. Sheplar
won the first class medal with clean score.
There was tie between j. d. Young and j.
l.. Zuver for the second medal which was
afterwards won by Young. Following is the
total score of each man: f. NJ. Sheplar, 81
yards, 10; J. d. Young, q yards 8: j. l..
ZlveF, q ysris, 8; j. j. Bauer, q yards,
s; 81. Kilgsriff, u yards, z; o. Miller, 81
PC yards. z: s. S. Beede, 81 yards, z; j. A.
Todd, &c ysrds, Z; NJ. F. Odell. q yards,
, Z. G. Chapman, 81 yards, D; w. L. Ger
Der, 20 Yards, s.; H. Eckhsrdt, 26 yards, 5 ;
j. o. Kane, q yards, 4 E. Rhustaller, %
yards, This was followed by a six-bird
match, in which there were sixteen entries at
81 80 each and divided into five prizes. There
were sevea ties and five birds each, and S35
was divided evenly among them. There
the winners ware Young, Todd, Henry Ger.
Der, Cochran, Noble and McKune.
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th uitimo J. NJ. Wiedmann, 10 cases gum;
Scofeld & Tevis, IS barrels beer, l case and
2 barrels paint w. D. Comstock, l carload
furniture; Asher Langshore, 2 boxes trunk
locks; Jos. Hahn & Co., box books; Casey
x Crouan, ! case cigars Hale Bros. & Co.,
l case hosiery Holman, Stanton 4 Co., l
case cutlery; Adams, MCNEIL & Co,
packages tobacco W. A. & G. S. Houghton,
l box books w. f. Peterson, l case con-
fsctionery; Kirk, Gesry Co., box cos
metics. / box soap, 4 boxes and / bag drugs;
s b5xes plasters FL. A. Weaver, l crate
hardware John +. Cooper, boxes pianos;
Hall, Luars Il Co., 20 boxes mustard. 100
boxes spice, 20 boxes baking powder, pack
ages tobacco J. +. Hill, 80 bundles spokes;
Lindley & Co., % crates mince meat; IL.
Fisher, l bag almonds, bags nuts; Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., 81 plates iron, 10
boxes hardware, boxes rivets, 10 barrels
lamp chimneys, ) boxes hay knives, 20 kegs
staples, 200 reels barb wire, 200 kegs nails,
cases rifles, case auger bits, cases cutlery,
l case sand paper, 80 bundles carriage
springs John f. Cutting, So cases beer a.
A. Van V0srhies & Co., cases hames, l
case hardware; Biilingsley & Co. 60 boxes
common bottles, 80 bundles broom handles,
p bundles paper.
To STATE PRIsoN.-William Morrison,
who was held to answer in the Police Court
on charge Of attempting to commit bur-
glary, was arraigned in the Superior Court
yesterday on an information filed by the Dis
trict Attorney. He pleaded guilty and
waived time for sentence, and requested that
his confinement be in the San Quentin Prison.
His request was granted, and the Court SEN
tenced nim TO one year in that prison. The
attempted burglary was committed on the
night Of the 18th of last month, the details of
which have been given in the RECORD. Z MON.
This is 8 quick administration of Justice, and
much credit belongs to the police department,
and especially to officer jackson, who was de-
tailed Co work up the case, The police were
not informed of the attempted burglary until
the next evening after it took place, and there
was no evidence OF who was the perpetrator
yet within fifteen days from that time the
would-be burglar was arrested, arraigned in
the Police Court, arraigned in the Superior
Court and sentenced to the State Prison.
INCORPORATED Articles of incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester-
day by the First Baptist Church of Ceres"
Stanislaus county; Director-Dsniel Whit
more, d. K. Woodbridge, George Tully J.
Averill and g. n. Whitmore. Also by the
Chebrs Achein Rachmonim; Directors-M
II. LichsensteiD, H. Isaacs, Charles Gross
LIGHT, Edward Davis, N. II. Hirschfeld, ]. l..
Franklin. J. Z)bel, III. Peyser, q. Baum.
The object of the association is to aid in
sickness or distress and the promotion of 3d.
cial intercourse among the members. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. Also
by the California Perfection Fruit Manufac-
turing Company Directors-E. j. Baldwin,
Alex. MscAbee, John D. Bodwell, Abraham
Sharp, f. H. Floyd. Capital stock, 81, $780,
900, divided into 100, 900 shares. Principal
place of business, San Francisco.
The FARMERs.-The farmers from differ
ent parts of the county report that large
acreage Of wheat Will be sown this year.
The late rains that visited this part of the
Sacramento valley have put the soil in fine
condition for blowing. It is claimed by a
number of rsnchers who have this season
devoted considerable attention to agricultural
matters that the number of acres already in
wheat will exceed that of any season for q
number of years. The young grass has grown
up beautifully, and in some places provides
good feed for sheep. The farmers are anxious
for few weeks more of favorable weather,
hufiuE WHICH llIDe bney Will nave almost
completed their seeding for this season.
POSTAL DELIvERY.-The following is the
report of the letter carriers for the month of
November, 1882: Registered let
tiers, 2lS; mail letters, 33 800; mail postal
cards, ), 754 drop letters, , 654; drop postal
cards, 3 $50; papers, etc., 30, 521 total, 75,-
682, Collected-Mail letters, "a, 234 /; drop
letters less; postal cards, $40; papers,
etc., ? al; total, 80, 573.
Police COURT The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday :
Phil. Stewart, battery, pleaded guilty, fined
$50: Ah Sing, alias Jim Sain petit larceny,
continued to December Ash T; Walter Bell, for
Judgment Tor disturbing the peace, fined So
All Foy, petit larceny, case continued.
The grand display of job lot of plain and
brocsded silk handkerchiefs - zoo dozen
Price varying from p cents to 81 80 each.
See them to-day, with other fine goods at
great sale at Red House.
ANOTHER LoT-The balance of those
slightly damaged dolls, sold SO cheap at the
last special sale, will be offered on Saturday,
December ID. Alderman Co.
TUBERosE, Jsponica, Hyacintb, and other
bulbs. A fine lot just received. Now is the
time to plant them. W. Z, Strong & Co.
Full LINE of mems fine shoes-Burt {
PAckard's make-at Hale Bros. & Co. =
J. & I. COUSINS make of ladies' fine sboel
Hale Bros. & Co..
II you want groceries, look at the list O
4. u. Cook & Co, on another maze.