Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Order of Foresters. celebrated its first ami
versary by an entertainment and ball last
evening at Turner Hall. The entertainment
was an innovation on the conventional order
of things, so far as the programme was con-
cerned, and a pleasing change it proved. In
stead of the audience being confined to the
seats during the progress of the musical and
literary exercises, the ball began the enter
tainmept, and the addresses and songs were
interspersed between the dances. There was
an interesting address by Past Chief Ranger
II. Longton, in which he gave brief
sketch of the Order, it's rise, purposes and
progress, and outlined its work and its
successes and made statistical statements of
the work of the local Court Mrs. DIR. Bruno
gave q song with good effect. Mrs. Kate
McLennan, of San Francisco. gave reading
with success. Mrs. G. w. Cooley effectively
rendered contralto solo. Messrs. Beaumont,
Grove, Baillergeon and Auerbach, compos-
ing the Amphion Quartet, sang pleasing se-
iections. AT intermission Henry Fisher
spread for the guests an acceptable supper
in the lower hall. Deputy High Chief
Ranger, George E. Mills, presided during the
evening, and efficient committees of the
Court acted in the reception of guests and
the management of the details of the enter.
tainment, which was well attended and
proved thoroughly enjoyable and credit to
the organization.
HELD TO ANSWER. Goodspeed and
George Brady were yesterday examined be-
fore Judge Henry, upon the charge of bur-
glary, for entering the barn of A. Meiss, on
K street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
and stealing q suit Of clothes belonging to
Henry Meberry. At the conclusion of the
examination they were held to answer to the
charge of burglary before the Superior Court,
and bail fixed at $500 each. In default OF
bonds being furnished both were sent to the
County Jail. The clothing stolen was found
in stable up town where the defendants
slept the night the burglary was committed,
and where Brady was found at the time OF
his arrest.
Police CoURT-In this Court yesterday,
Joseph Lawrie, arrested for disturbing the
peace, was discharged. c. S. Ferguson was
tried for battery, and found not guilty. John
Monohau was found guilty of disturbing the
peace and fined S10 This he could not pay,
and was therefore sent to the County Jail for
term Of ten days. Dick Goodspeed and
George Brady were held to answer for burg
larry. The cases of G.. 4. Stou2hton, for ma
licious mischief and disturbing the peace, and
E. G. Ebert, for battery, were continued un-
til l P. NJ. to-day that of Dennis Nearny,
for adultery, until tomorrow; and Mrs.
Hopper, drunk, until the 2lst instant.
MIseHIEvoUs DIvEBsIoH.-A gang of boys
have recently been congregating among the
cars and in the vicinity of Sixth street and
the north levee, and as matter of diversion
committed various freaks OF depreciation to
To-
from cars and throwing them into the slough.
Yesterday officers Hickey and Brissell ar
acested seven boys in that locality, aged from
ten to fifteen years, and treated ther2 to an
afternoon ia the City Jail. The officers state
that all boys in future found lettering around
in that vicinity will be promptly arrested.
NoTAR1Es PUBL1c-The following have
been appointed Notaries Public by the Gov
ernor: j. A. Cooper, for Mendocino county,
to reside at Ukiah. vice self, term expired
Robert Porter. for Humboldt county, to re-
side at Hydesville, vice self, term expired
John d. Ackerman, for Humboldt county,
to reside at Eureka vice self, term expired
G. G.. johnson, for San Benito county, to
reside at Hollister, vice self, term expired
VIM. Heeser, for Mendscino county, to re-
side at Mendocino City, vice self, term ex-
pired
MILITARY CoMNIssIoNs.-Tho Governor
has commissioned the following Walter Il.
Holmes, Major and Brigade Inspector
John T. Cutting, Major and Ordnance Off
Ger John Nightingale, Major and Brigade
Surgeon Thomas n. Griffin, Msior and
Commissary-all on the staff of Brigadier-
General commanding Second Brigade, n. q.
O.; Edward McC. Campbell, Second Lieu
tenant, Company A, Fifth Infantry Bat
TALON, Second Brigade.
z LIBRARY DIRECTORS MEETING.-The Board
of Library Trustees held special meeting
last evening, when the office of Assistant
Iibrarian was declared vacant. The Board
then proceeded 20 an election to fill the va
caucy. which resulted in the choice of VIM.
RipIev hy unanimous vote. On motion, it
was ordered that the Library be kept open
continuously frem 10 o'clock a. N. to 9:30P. NJ.
every Gay. The Board then adjourned.
CIVIL DEATH.-Ye All Pong, who was on
Monday sentenced to imprisonment in Fol-
som State Prison for life, for the murder of
Ah Gee, at the corner of Third and streets.
some tina since was taken to Folsom yester-
day morning by jsiler Newbert, and con-
signed to his "long home" All Pong is
extensive prospect before him, and he is tough
enough to last a long time.
REQUIRES ATTENTION oN.-Complainth has been
made about the condition of NJ street on the
block between Thirtieth and Thirty-6rst. 1t is
almost impossible The clay from the recent
excavation Of the canal carrying the waters of
Burns slough outside of the city limits has
Become full Of deep holes, and heavily laden
wagon cannot travel that portion OF NJ street.
PREPARING TO AssEss.-J. w. Houston,
the County Assessor, has already ordered his
poll-tax books and assessment rolls for the
present year, and they are in the hands of
the printer. The city and county map books,
being made by Deputy Assessor Fred. B.
Houston, are nearing completion. They are
the finest that have been made for the county.
between Mr.. snd Mrs. G. H. Gilman for pos
session of their minor child. Henry Gilman.
the petitioner, Mrs. Gilman, was allowed
until next Saturday at noon to plead to the
return of defendant on the writ, aud the hear
ing of the case has been set for next Monday.
TRADE -MARK.-M. Ehrman x Co., of San
Francisco, have fled claim for the following
device and trademark: A representation of
miners at work underground IN mine by
csndlelight, and the words" The Bonanza
Wax Mining Candles"
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors st its meeting yesterday trans
acted no business, except to allow claim of
81 in favor of Richard Walters. An adjourn
ment was taken until 10 a. N. to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the lash: For Huntington, Hopkins L Co.,
/ box guns, car nails Continental Oh Com
pany, l car oil.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The lot 40x160 on
the southeast corner of Eleventh and
streets was sid Yesterday by L. Bell. aue.
tioneer, for 81. ESQ, Thomas Armstrong being
the purchaser.
WATER TO BE SHUT OFF.-The water viii
be shut off this morning from the south side
Of K and north side of L streets, from Second
to Sixth streets, and SO remain from So'clock
until noon.
PATENTS REcEIvED.-A. Flohr, of this
city, has received patent upon new inyen-
ton in stovepipe; and John School, of Elk
Grove, upoa a self feeding apparatus for
thrashers.
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