Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02

ISFAsTIcIDE.- Friday evening Core
per Vermilya was notified that the remsins
of an infant had been found in pile of loose
sand in the Catholic Cemetery, and Saturday
evening held an inquest, at which it was de-
veloped in testimony that John Kernin, Jr,
son Of the sexton, while handling load OF
sand to be put upon one OF the lots, ran over
q pile Of sand lying in one OF the avenues Of
fine caunstery. The wheels of his wagon Sank
;rto tbe sand and struck upon something.
which attracted his attention. lie lnvestl-
gated to see what it was, ard found It to be
2 candle box. Upon takin-, OH the I'D, be
fonnd in the box a fully developed female
child nnon which could plainly be seen marks
of violencs. He notified his father, John
Kernip. ST., Who immediately sent the
Coroner word, and the remains were taken TO
the Morgue. The verdict OF the CoroGers
Jury was as follows: At an inquest helo
on the body of child found desc, In
candle hoy. in the ST. Joseph Cemetery, put
there cIandes.inely, under lot Of loose dirt,
on or about the 30th day of December, 1881,
we. the Coroner's jury, duly summoned and
sworn BY the Coroner, to inquire into the
cause Of the death Of the said chile, 40 ma
from the evidence before Us, said Child TO De
female child. name unknown to Us, and that
in our Judgment said unknown child came to
her death bv violence, by some unknown per
so- or persous'' The affair is so shrouded ID
mystery that it is not probable that the muir
derer OF the infant will ever be discovered.
ARTICLES OF INcoRPoRAT1oN.-Sa
there was Glsd with the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the Bluestone and
Reduction Works of Arizona. The purpose
If the formation of the corporation is to buy,
sell buiid and carry on mills, smelling fur
pacas and other furnaces or works IT the re-
Gnction of ores; to manufacture bluestone IN
aII its FIRMS TO carry on the business OF as
saving. CAPITAL stock, $780, COO; number OF
shares, 1000; principal place oil BUSINESS,
San Francisco term OF existence, ou years )
number of Directors, o; those mo are 70
serve for the first year are A. j. Bryant, h.
r Wii6ams, Holland Smith, G. 0. McMul-
len and s. P. Holway Also, articles OF In
.cnrnorstion Of the Woodside Mining Com
many purpose, to carry on mining In all It's
b~spches: CAPITAL stock, $500. 600; number
of shares. 500 900; term of existence, oO
Years number of Directors, 8; those OF the
FIRST wear sre A. K. Grim. J. B. Law. w. =.
Raird. c. B. Boynton, f. Pearson, H. Hatch,
W. nj. Earl, S. S. Beard and q. ID. Palmer.
MET AND ORGANIZED. Yesterday the joint
Board of Trustees of the Improved Order OF
Red Men met and organized. The Board Is
composed as follows: Costumes Tribe, No.
IA P. Counts, H. Winters, George Boyne;
Rcd Jacket Tribe, J. McCaw, J. f. Foster ;
p II Connolly: o wosso Tribe, A. Olsen, ID.
Gntbrie, 7. Crone; Red Cloud Tribe. George
+ Rronner. E. C. Hopkins, Phi.ip Philips.
These officers were elected Tor the ensuing
term President, J. MeCaw; Elce-Fres i3le
n. G. Hopkins Secretary. Philip PoIlups !;
Treasurer, IL. Winters; Janltor, ID. MOTIFS
The following committees were appointed ::
HIATT s. Guthrie. 81. Winters, Philip
Pbillins. b f. Connolly. Cemetery-E. =.
Hontins ]. f. Foster, FL. Winters, A.
0isen Finauce-J. Crone, George +. Bron-
ner G. Boyne, J. 2. Counts. R1ies-
G.eorge :F. Bronner, J. P. Counts, A. Olsen,
J. T. Foster.
suprp1oR CouRT.-There have been 424
civil actions commenced in the superior
Cours of this county during the year 1851
alsc or criminal actions and 1OS probate
cases Dnripg the same period 213 j1dg-
Toents haya been rendered in civil cases. lie
nsf,,ra az the criminal cases were as Ielio"s
Grand larceny, 10: petit larceny, 8 onrg-
larry II: felony, A vagrancy, +; nisoe-
meanor, 10; higamy. 2; emoezzlemehs'
violating health ordinance, i; assault 70
murder. 5 /; receiving stolen goods, arson
I. abduction. g.; murder, 5; malicious mis-
dSief 4 libel 3: forgery, 3; rape, !; bat
tery. l; cruelty to animals, L; appear cases
-robbery. /; disturbing the peace, z
CouSTY scHoo1s.-There are in this county,
exclusive of the city. of the common school
s1sto,, 80 schools. attended By l. SO boys and
90 Girls. There are in these schools E
negro bows and negro girls. There are reg
istered also II Monaghan children. Inc
number IF boys on the register Is |, llo
e;rIs OSi The average months taught, ;
teachers. 81 males and "A females cash paid
for teachers salaries in 1851 So. OIL ior
libraries. 81 ATS. Total OF all expensts, Sfo,,
64l Balance on hand IN the county scnooi
fund at the close Of the hscal year. 60 oo9
value of school-houses, SOY VVo' hotarles'
81 943: total value of school property,
SIC, 1873.
LIBRARY REPORT. The Librarian reports
that during the past week 76l books have
been drawn from the City Free Library and
distributed as follows: Fiction, 465; juven-
lie. 165 history, II biography, 10; travels
S.: belle-lettres, q; poetry and drama, 8;
tbeoloyv. 4 science and art, % Percentage
of fiction, 81; percentage OF juvenile, Il.
The Library viii be closed Monday during
the day, bus open at o'clock.
INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoSs.-The
following are the collections made on account
of internal revenue in the Fourth District Of
California, A. l.. Frost. Collector, tor the
month of December, 1881: Collections on
distilled spirits, etc. 81 so VI on tobacco,
snuff, cigars. etc, 81, lS3 ~ on fermen5ed
liouors. SIS. 1911 SO as succession tax, s5I 80
nsnsIries collected, 81 9S. Total, Sl1 al 81.
RECEPTION. visiting the city,
young men who reside here. and others who
may feel inclined to go, are invited by the
ladies AZ the Christian Temperance Unlor
to attend a reception at the St. George Build
ing on Fourth street. to De given by then
from II o'clock A. ~ to-day till evening
Refreshments will be there without money
ard without price.
CARRIrns' RrpoRT.-The following is thu
renort If the letter-caIrieTs for the month o
December, 1881: Delivered-Mail letters
29.944 mail postal cards. SO6; drop letters
. 5S4 local postal cards, ? $40; papers. etc
d OS4 Registered letters, III total, 81, GAO
Collected-Mail letters. %, 020; drop letters
l 100; postal cards, 4. 500; papers, etc., $40
total, 30, 067.
POLICE Court Saturday the business o
the Police Court was disposed of as follows
All You, petit larceny, and All Tung, dis
turbing the peace, were dismissed. Al
Chung, disturbing the peace, was fined $40
Jack Mathews. misdemeanor. continued t,
January 4, 1882. John Ripley, disturbin:
the peace, was fined $40.
OFFICE Hours To-DAF.-The Postofficl
will be open from to 10 this morning, ami
from to . this afternoon. Only one deliv
cry will be made by the carriers. The cnllec
tions from the street letter-boxes will b.
taken up as usual Wells. Fargo L Co.'s ex
press viii be closed after 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
REWARD Governor Perkins has offere
s reward of $500 for the arrest and conyictio
of the murderers Of G. B. Trabacco, who wa
recently killed in Santa Barbara county.