Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAMP RAYMOND.

lUGAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAMP RAYMOND
According to general orders No. % issued
by Colonel L. w. Sheehan. the First Artil
iery Regiment viii leave this city on Monday
August 2lst, for their third annual encamp
ment, at Laurel Grove, near San Rafael. Fo,
the better Information of all interested il
military matters neat eight-page pamphle,
has been issued for distribution, giving all
necessary details:
Companies A, B. g, Z, +, G, the Govern.
or's Guard Cadet Company, regimental hand,
held SITS # and non-commissioned staff fiji GERS
of this command will assemble at the regi.
mental srmory, Sixth and l. streets, Sacra.
mento, GA Monday, August 2lst in full uni.
form, at s o'clock a. M.
Company B will have its Napoleon and
Gstling guns SHIPPED aboard the transport at 7
A. NJ. The regiment will be in readiness to
move from Sacramento at 10 A. NJ. sharp.
Commanding officers of companies will see
that their men are provided with double
blankets and proper changes of undercioth-
ing. Il is the earnest desire of the command.
ing officer that every company goes into camp
with full ranks and that every commissioned
and non commissioned officer of the regiment
viii participate in this encampment; also
that every man will enter with q determine
tion to do his duty fully and fairly. The
guard will be so regulated that each man will
perform only twenty-four hours guard duty.
The Quarternaster will furnish Transports.
ton to Companies L, and + to Sacra.
mento and return. from Colfsx and Wood.
land. Captains Brown and Rapp will fur
nish transportation for their respective com.
panies to Colfax and return, and present
vouchers to the QuartermAster Transpor.
tation will be furnished to officers servants,
and rations issued to them during encamp.
ment.
As testimonial of the respect and esteem
IN which this regiment holds its ex.CoIonel
the Hon. Creed Raymond, the camp at Laurel
Grove will be known and designated as Camp
Raymond.
Paymaster Lieutenant George T. Bush
will liq1idate all claims against the regiment
upon presentation of Qasrtermaster's vouch.
ers, Endorsed by the commanding officer.
DAILY DUTIES.
The following rules and regulation will be
observed at the camp:
5:20 A. M.-Musicians' call.
6:S0-Rsveille signal for rising, morning
gun.
5:40-Assembly morning roll call.
5:o0-Surgeon's call First Sergeants re-
port TO 6urg50n with sick men.
Breakfast call /; assembly.
6:S0-Fatisue /; policing camp and quarters.
7:l5-lnspection of camp and quarters by
the Officer of the Day.
-Drlu call assembly for battalion drill
1O-Recsli ; conclusion OF drill.
l0:30-Ofderly hour; Drum Major and
First Serg report to headquarters with
morning report
Misunderstanding.
u M.-Dinner call assembly,
$50 P. M-Dress parade.
6:05-Rstreat; evening CUR
6:l5-Supper call assembly.
ll-Tsttoo assembly for roll call /; after
dismissal men TO retire TO tents.
12-Taps; signal to extinguish lights.
GENERAL CAMP REGULATIONS.
No enlisted man will be allowed to leave
camp without pass. Men will not be per.
mitted to enter the quarter of officers with
out permission. Strict military discipline
will be enforced in every detail, for the pur-
pose of developing thorough soldier. Fines
will be imposed on every company that fails
to respond a. the hour fixed for assembly.
The different companies of this city are
busily engaged in the work of preparation,
and the boys anticipate having grand time.
POLICE CoURr.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
s. s. Beede, for disturbing the peace, was
found guilty and fined 81 and costs. Gus.
Covan and Joseph Anderson, two small boys
of the Fourth Ward, were tried and found
guilty of assaulting q small Chinese boy.
Sentence deferred until this morning. Chas.
Ward, Henry Martin and James Ward, were
tried for battery and discharged. Rose
Fisher pleaded guilty to q charge of enticing,
and fined S.. John Foster was tried on
charge of vagrancy, found guilty and sen.
fenced to serve a term of thirty days in the
county Jail. w. r. Steinmeyer was tried on
a charge of battery and found not guilty.
Alb Sing, All Lung, All Cow, All Gong and
All Lee were tried on q charge of violating
the ordinances against opium smoking and
found guilty. They will be sentenced to-day.
Mrs. Bosner, common drunk, was sentenced
to sixty days in the county Jail. N. s.
Nichols and = Thompson. misdemeanor, set
for trial August 7th.
The RAPE CAsE-The alleged assault to
commit rape. against citizen, which has for
several days occupied the attention of the Pc.
lice Court will come up this morning at 9
o'clock for final argument and adjudication
by the Court. A large amount of testimony
has been taken, but on account of the serious
nature of the charge, the parties concerned,
and the immoral nature of the details of the
evidence, this paper has refrained from max
ing any extended notice of the case. It is ex-
pected that full and exhaustive arguments will
be made By City Attorney w. A. Anderson
and District Attorney Buckley for the prose-
cusion, and G. 7. Jones for the defense.
INcoRPoaATIoNs.- of incorpora.
ton have been filed with the Secretary Of
State of the Lincoln Gold Mining Company.
to operate il Sierra county. Principal place
of business. Potosi, Sierra county. Directors
Henry Fowler, Job Treasure, Evan j.
Jones. Iynacs Ecsbert and David s. Davis.
Capital stock, $50 900, divided into 900
shares Also, articles Of the st. Matthews
Evangelical Church (Gernan). Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
j. d. Wanz, j. Wagner. II. Wulff, n.
Ohlandt,' George NJ. Schultz, G. Dsgeloh and
John Rsnlein.
YESTERDAYS FIRES. - About O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out in a
Chinese houss at the corner of the alley on
Third street, between / and j. An alarm
was sounded from box 81. The Department
quickly responded, but the occupants of the
premises had put out the FIRE before they
arrived. Tne Capital furniture factory
caught on FIRE yesterday, but was extinguished
by the employees. No alarm was given.
INoUEsr.-WilliAm Allen, the party who
took an overdose of morphine with suicidal
infant on Thursday last, died from the effects
of the poison at 4;S0 A N. yesterday. The
body was taken in charge by Coroner Yer.
milya and an inquest held. The verdict Of
the Jury was. death from narcotic poison.
No reasons have been assigned for committing
the act.
INsANB.-John Gibson was yesterday ex
amined by board of physicians, and pro-