Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-03
ApYERTIsFMEE MEnrIoN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Guard Company G) gave its twelfth an
nual ball last night at Turner Hall. There
was an exceedingly large attendance, the
hall, indeed, being filed to its full capacity
for dancing. All the city military companies
were largely represented. as also the brigade
and reeimental stats. The ball was an invi-
tation party and no tickets were sold
Among the guests were the following mem
beers of the Woodland Guard Captain C. NJ.
easier accompanied by his wife, Sergeant
w. D. Card, Sergeant O. Bar, Privates
w. II. Carson and S. J. Blanchard. The
ball was a social success, and was
well conducted throughout, and continued
until an early hour this morning. w. f.
Peterson, at midnight, spread q collation. for
the guests, which was in every way appro-
pirate and satisfactory. The music was by
the First Artillery band. and the calling by
Mr.. Church. The entertainment was under
the management of the following committees !:
Committee of ngements-Lieutenant NJ
H. Sheehao, Sergeant J. 7. McNitf, Corporal
J. A. Davis, Sergeant 2. Flaherty, private
7. Burke Reception ommittee-Lieuten-
ant II. w. Rivett. Sergeant R. O'Rourke
Corporal I. McCafrey, private G. q. Walt
ham, private Frank Kunz, Sergeant John
Dase, Corporal I. Sheehan, private John
Miller, private J. J. Heffernan, Floor Di-
rector, Captain J. 2. Dalton. Floor Com
mittee--Sergeant J. II. Hogan, Corporal j.
L. Hughes. private Pres, johnson, Corporal
+. D. Ryan, private j. NJ. Dorney, private
Jos. O'Nei.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
3Osh: w. R. Strong & Co., s barrels nuts !;
Thomas Harper, boxes boots and shoes;
Baker & Hamilton, box brushes G. B.
GOWN, box cigars. l package wood signs !;
LindleY & Co., % barrels whisky; w. a. &
G. S. Houghton, box books Continental
Oil Company. car oil Kilgore & Tracy,
bags oats /; William Land, l box glassware, l
box show-cards Van Huesen & H1ntoon, l
box walnut chairs; w. D. Comstock. l box
walnut chairs G. p r. r Company, 16 bales
cotton waste, 125 bundles car springs, rolls
wire sparkers; Henry Eckhardt, case shoot
ing goods, case brass shells; Capital Furni-
ture Company, wire mattresses; A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co., 3 boxes names Locke &
Lavensou, 2 cases oilcloth P Crandall, l
case hosiery Weinstock & Lubin, sc nests
and IA empty trunks. eases bags case cor
sets Scott & Muir, l hogshead, cask and 1
fierce lamp globes; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., So bundles and boxes hoes, 2 boxes and
% bundles forks, 2 barrels lamp chimneys, 4
boxes brass pipe fittings, l car nails.
DISCLAIMER. of State Burns is
in receipt Of numerous letters from different
sections of the country, asking if the Ma
tional Mutual Association of California for
unmarried persons has bonds on file in the
State Department to secure its policy-hold-
ers, and also saying that the agent refers to
the State Department as to the stability and
reliability of thu Association. Zoe Secretary
desires it stated that the Association has no
bonds on file with the Department, that there
is no law relative TO it, and all he knows
about it is that the usual form of certificate
of incorporation is on file in his Office. He
favors marriage, and thinks the great State of
California, and all its sovereigns, the people.
favor matrimony and . legitimate increase of
the census population, but he is unaware that
the State has ever given authority for refer
encs to any of its departments by any Asso-
citation as to its stability.
Police CoURT.-The case of All Fung
Toy. defaulting debtor, was dismissed on
motion OF the City Attorney. Henry Hoekel,
accused of being drunk, failed to appear
when called His deposit was declared for
feited. John Ripley entered plea of guilty
to the charge of petty larceny, and was or
dered to appear to- day for sentence. Chas
Rowan, charged with the crime of vagrancy,
pleaded not guilty, and was ordered TO APP
pear for trial this morning. Jack Donovan,
Mrs. Donovan and Frank Mankin, accused
of disturbing the peace, were tried and found
not guilty. Mickey Consadine was found
guilty of disturbing the peace and fined So.
All Nooey was examined on q charge of burg
larry. He was held to answer, with bail fixed
at 81, 600.
1. o. o. F. LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB
This club completed its organization on Tues
day evening with about 100 charter men,
beers. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted and officers elected. The objects of
the club are Improvement in the work of the
Order. The officers elected were: President,
Albert Hart; Vice President. II. G. Brown
Secretary, w. B. Davis; Treasurer, A. S.
Honkins Executive Committee, ?. =, Plat,
II. B. Nelson, w. G. Fetch, NJ. j. Smith,
= Elliot.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Herman Barklage,
young man from Ell Dorado county, attend
ing the Business College in this city, met
with very serious accident last evening. In
company with some young friends he was
admiring q colt, and, thinking that it
was perfectly safe to ride. he mounted its
back. The colt became frightened, run away
and threw Mr. Barklage. He received very
severe injuries, and at this time is lying Ia a
very critical condition.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD HOSPITAL
REpoRT.-The Railroad Hospital report for
the month of January, 1882, is as follows:
Patients in Hospital January 1st, So; admit
ted during the month, So; total. 70. Died,
2; discharged 81 total. &c. Remaining in
hospital January 3lst, 81. Private house and
Office patients treated, 200; total, 21S.
AUCTION ,SALK.-St erburn & Smith will
sell at their sales-room, No. S2S K street, to-
morrow morning, psrlor sets, msrble-top
tables, chamber sets, bedsteads and spring
lounges, chairs, carpets, stoves, blankets,
sheets, spreads, pillows, crockery, glassware,
etc, also one piano and line of groceries.
Found INSANE. = The Commissioners of
Lunacy examined into the mental condition
of Edward Cahill and Frederick BOIL yes
terday. They vera both found at subjects
for the Insane Asylum, where they will be
sent by the authorities.
FOUND HIS C4IcKENs.-Jacob Gunter,
who resides on l street, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth, has been losing chickens for
some time past. Yesterday he found several of
them among those held for Identification at
the station house.
MURDER TRIALs-Chin All Kee and All
Hong will be put on trial to-day in the Su.
perior Court for murder. These are the Chi
namen charged with the murder of fellow
countrymsn at Sailor Bar some months ago.
CRY ATroRNEY.-The candidates for City
Attorney are, on the Republican side, W. A.
Anderson and w. r. Cantwell, sud on the
Democrats, D. E. Alexander and r. NJ.
Clarken.
M1L1rABY.-The Husssrs have their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the Armory tonight.
The Independent military organization meet
ct w. J. Coopsr's store at s o'clock this even
ing.
COMMERCIAL The steamer Modoc de-
parted for San Francisco yesterday with a
heavy load of freight San Joaquin No. .,
from San Francisco, arrived yesterday morn
ing.
A HYBRID. -Georgs Wittenbrook, of this
city, while cunning yesterday killed a bird
o 1.-THE mudhen species whose plunage is en-
tirely white.
NoTARY.-The Governor has appointed j.
II. Walling as Notary for Nevada county.
To1SsuRs every attention to your demands,