Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-17
TIE GAME LAW.

Every ptISbu Wlipy III any va SSutstCo
of this State, between the 18Th day of March
and the 18th day of September in each year,
hunts, pursues, takes, kills or destroys quail,
partridge or grouse, or aEY kind of duck, or
rail, or marsh hens, is guilty of INSIDE
meanor. Every person who, in the State of
California, between thu Let day of January
and the 1st day of July, in each year, hunts
pursues, takes, kills or destroys doves, is
guilty Of amisdameanor. Every person who,
at any time takes, gathers OF destroys the
eggs Of any mallard, wood or summer duck,
redhead, teal. caldwell or gray duck, or any
other species Of wild duck, is guilty OF
misdemeanor Every person who shall
have any of the aforesaid game, or any
male deer CIR buck, or any female deer or doe,
or any antelope, elk or mountain sheep in his
possession at time when it is unlawful to
kill the same within the county wherein the
same is found, shall be prina facie evidence,
in any prosecution for violation of any of
the provisions of this section, that the person
or persons in whose possession the same is
found killed, took or destroyed the same in
the county wherein the same is found, during
the period when it was unlawful to take, kill
or destroy the same.
Section 63l cf the Penal Code is amended
to read as follows Any person or persons
who shall at any time net, pound, weir or
cage or trap any quail, partridge or grouse,
or who shall take from any net, pound, weir,
cage or trap any quail, partridge or grouse,
aRd retain in his possession, or sell or give
away the same, is guilty of a misdeme&nor.
METROPOLITAN THEATER - The largest
audience yet in attendarce was present at
Mr.. Jones' stereopticon entertainment last
evening. Tonight the subject of the lectures
of Professor Van de Mark will be astronomy
and Ireland's scenery and architecture. There
will also be miscellaneous views and readings
in connection Herewith, by Professor Van de
Mark and Miss Harris. This afternoon at
2:30 there will be q matinee for children in
the city schools and their teachers, who viii
be admitted free. Those net Included in
these classes cannot avail, however, of the
free admission. The City Superintendent of
Schools has granted various classes half
holiday, that the pupils may avail of the
opportunity TO attend this excellent enter
tainment; but they are TO assemble at l P. NJ.
az the schoo.-hCuses, and attend under the
guardianship of the tsaclers-a very wise
ARRANGEMENT, for there is 6 very large body
of scholars, and they should be carefully
marshsled. If suggestion is of value, the
management should use the astronomical
views during portion of this entertainment
for the little ones, as being the best, most at
tractive and instructive.
INCORPORATED. Articles of incorporation
have been filed withAshe Secretary OF State
of the HomswaId Bound Placer Mining
Company. Principal place ct business San
Francisco. Directors-T. G. burning, NJ.
4. Austio, George II. Bell, A. c. Chase, T.
A. Berlin. Capital stock, $3.50. 600. divided
into 80 600 shares Also, of the Perma-
,f Missiapr of ha Pacific
SYNOD of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church of the United States. Principal
place Of business, San Jose. Dlrectors-E.
J. Gillespie, j. II. Brady Il. NJ. Parvin, G.
w. Childs, J. n Crawford, S. G. Wolfskill.
d. E. Bushnell Also, of the Clipper Coal
and Manufacturing Company. The otics
and principal place of Business shall be at the
city of Sacramento. The principal works
are to be located within two miles of the
town of L'nc5lp, Placer county. Directors
John Lands, c. Holland, A. ). Hopkins E.
7. Fig, 2. l.. Hickman, James S. Lands,
George ID. Aldrich. Capital stock, 81, 000,-
600, divided into l00,00e shares.
POLICE COURT Yesterday in this Court
justice was dispensed as follows: George
Kennedy charged with having obtained money
under false prttense, was tried ard found not
guilty. lie had done a moral but not legal
wrong. The Judge said that while there was
not testimony enough to convict, still there
was good grounds for the eensure Of such acts,
and advise d the defendant not to do so again.
The cases Of Henry j. Coran and Lewdock
were continued. Charles Willis, charged
with stealing bedding from the White House,
was tried, found guilty as charged and sent
to the chain-garg fer fifty days. This is the
same " native son of Florida " that received
100 days the day before for stealing blankets
from lodging house on Fifth and l. streets.
A. Elliott, for disturbing the peacs of his
neighbour had his case continued to the 18th
instant. w. II. H. Fellows, for disturbing
the peace, was tiled aud found not guilty.
"THEv Toll Nor, NEITHER DO They
SPIN."-Almoss every day persons are &C
costei on the streets of this city by hellthy
beggars asking aims. stating that they are
willing to but cannot find work. Night before
last the Central Pacific Railroad Company
sent out their agents and offered all who
would work for them in helping clear the de-
bris from the tracks in the Sierras 81 so per
day, rubber clothing furnished and all ex-
penses paid. They hunted the city over and
found jast twenty. Eve men who were willing
60 go 20 work on those terms. Where are the
three or four hundred strong robust young
men who come through the alleys to the back
bO1Es every hA1thAis brSElhS AASit bAcAhla-b
They don'c want work They have an easier
mode of making a living.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE - Sherburn &
Smith will sell at public auction at salesroom,
No. 1923 K street, on Saturday, March 1Sh,
at 10 o'clock N, by order of George F.
Bronner, Public Admins rstor Two pianos
and four volumes condensed American Cyclic
pedia, belonging to the estate of \. S. Rider
deceased. Also, at the same time, other lots
of consigned goods, in part as follows: One
full chest of carpenters tools, one large scroll
saw, three frst.class sewing machines, % fine
photograph albums, one fine gold. plated
watch and chain, one walnut seven.foot show
case. Also, large line Of promiscuous fur
nitu-e.
BEAUTIFUL GRoUSDs.-The garden of J.
II. Glide. on the southeast corner Of Ninth
and II streets-laid out by the former owner,
the late General Alfred Redington-is flled
with tropical trees and plants and is marvel
of beauty. There is tropical pine, the
Aracauria Bidscelii, thirty feet in hight, its
wide, dark green branches forming perfect
cone of verdure from the top to the grouud,
II is the finest specimen OF this species in the
country, and is greatly admired by all who
pass
WOODEN; WEDpISG.-A large number OF
the friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Steinman
assembled a. their residence, at III street,
Wednesday evening, i. being the occasion of
their wooden wedding. The wooden presents
that were made to the happy pair were nu-
merous sud OF great variety. Ben says the
club he was presented with came ore day too
late. He could have used it to good purpose
the day before.
NorARIEs PuBLIc.-Governor Perkins has
appointed the following as Notaries Public:
II. C. Duncan, for Yolo county, to reside at
Capay; r. Clark, to reside at Woodland
James L. Issacs, for Shasta county, to reside
at Shasta City Warren Sexton, for Butte
county, to reside a. Ofovile; George Merritt,
for Yuba county, to reside at Marysville.
THE HOUSE of modern i6eas-lhe Leading
Shoe Store of Lewis Bros, All j street, be.
tween Fourth ard Fifth. The finest and
LARGEST stock. Oae price and plain figures.
AS THE RAIN continues, the SIZE of rubber
boots. coats and caps continl,s to increase st
the Red House.
MINERS BooTs at Lewis Bros, Al } at