Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28

NoTARIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Perkins
has appointed the following Notaries Public
Hugh McDermott, for San Mateo county, to
reside at San Mateo, vice himself, term ex.
PRED. William N. Gibson, fer San Joaquin
county, to reside at Stockton, vice himself.
term expired. Niies Searles, for Nevada
county, to reside at Nevada City, vice him
SELF, term exoired. Ja;ses BFookiug, FOR Del
NJrte county, to reside al Smith River vice
himself, term expired. Robert n. Hughes
for NJ RED eoGgty, to reside Of MERGED. vie
himsslf, term eXp'Tsd. j. 4. Chittenaeg,
for kern c3uoty, so reei!e st Sumner. 4. ID.
Gsmpbail, Tor Plscsr County. TO reside at
PenEyn, vice himself, term exuirei. T. r.
Wehe, Tor Sierra comfy. to reside at D0Wnie-
WILL. G. T. Macy for Placer county, TO re.
side at Iowa Hill, vics himself, term expired.
Robert L. Peterson for Mono county, to re-
side at Bodie. vice himself, term expired.
Charles @. Lambersoa for Tulare county, to
reside at Lsmere, vice Cullan, resigned.
George Barton for Sierra county, to reside at
Downieville, vice Farley, term expired. i.
ID. Seward for Sierra county, TO reside st
DoWnieville, vice himself, term expired.
WILL Acknowledgements Judge S. G. Den.
son stated in the Court yesterday that he bad
decided to REIGN his seat on the bench at an
early day. He requested the attorneys to be
az expeditions as possible with unfinished
business, as he would tender his resignation
as soon as that wss completed. Judge Den
son says the reason of his proposed resigna-
ton is that practicing at the bar is more
profitable. Ramon has already named sew
eral persons as possible SUCCESSOR, they be.
ing L. Mcfarland. A. P. Catlin, w. HI.
Beatty and w. G. Van Fleet, but it ia not
known that any one of them will accept the
position, even if rendered. There is also o
rumor that Superior Judge r. G. Clark viii
shortly tender his resignation on account of
illGess, but there appears to be no foundation
for the runor.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday !:
Tom Golf, alias Stanley, disturbing the
peace, found guilty aud sentenced to twenty
days in the County Jail. judgment to begin
at the expiration OF Judgment rendered No.
vember 25sh. Tom jackson, disturbing the
peace, pleaded guilty, sentenced to twenty
days in the County Jail Tom jackson, com
mon drunkard, found guilty, sentenced to
| fifty days in the County Jail, Judgment de.
ferred until the expiration of preceding sen.
| tence. Charles Eoeli=h, drunk, pleaded
guilty, fined S.. Charles Boone. disturbing
the peace, pleaded guilty, judgment deferred
until November 285h. John Brown, alias
Happy Jack. burglary, case continued to
| November ooh.
LAND PATENTS Patents for agricultural
lands have been received by Register Taylor
at the United States Land Office in this city
fo- the followiag-naned persons William w.
/ Allen, Thomas B1yssll, W. FL. 81. Cornell,
Rachel Cole, Philip Dangherty, Adam
| Domek, Louis Define, Ann Fuller, Richard
| ~,
bert, Samuel Hathaway, Bepjsmin Herring,
William Hi3ks, john G. InmaB. Jshn a.
King, Francis Kelley, Frank Lungershausen,
Robert Miller, John 4. Msrkle. Thomas
| Murray. John McKiBuon. Darius v Norton,
John w. Sibole, Be j amin Satchweil, Geo
| Smith. Anne Wis IN, Thomas Whitehead,
| Eaos s. Whitocmb,
INCORPORATED. - Articles Of incorpora-
ton were fled with the Secretary of Stste
yesterday by the Planetary Wheel Manufac-
| l.. ". Boyer, Il. G. Brush, Wn. B. Wad.
man. G. d. Hubbard. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Capital stock,
| 100000 divided into 10000 shares. ALSO.
| by the Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing
Company. Directors William Harvey,
Nicholas T. Smith, Ariel Lathrop. S. L.
Gage and F. P. McLannan. Capital stock,
$1,000 600. Principal place of business, San
Francisco.
| LATE ARREsTs.-The following names were
recorded at the station.house LIST night at II
o'clock John Doe, disturbing The peace. by
officers, and Barney Boyle, drunk, by officer
Jones, local.
GEORGE d. ALMOND, Ne. 500 J street,
viii in day or two receive the largest line of
toy wagons ever brought to Sacramento.
Prices viii be away down, and parties so de-
string can purchase now and have them de-
| hvered Christmas Eve.
CoMFoRTERs, full size, 90 cent?; window
shades fixtures completed, 80 cents. and all
other goods st 40 cents on the dollar; they
must be sold at oncs at the creditors sale Of
Anderson & HRmm.
To GOOD HUsBASDs.-If you want to sur
prise your wife, buy her a SD 80 French
china dinner set for Thanksgiving. Acker-
man & Co.
The great silk handkerchief sale at Red
House 10 Day and tomorrow; 200 dozen to
be closed out.
THE only good place TO bay winter gloves