Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-16
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APPoRTIoNlENT,

Water Works Fund. Observation-Disclosures. LIZ 70
Fire Department Fund. l,09S "a
School Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CLOS II
I.eyee Fund. ..................... IL So
Cemetery Fund ................. 2,737 75
Street Fund. Observation-Disclosures. 405 6S
Police Fund 3,421 so
Bond Redemption Fund. S,0s3 IA
Exhumation Fund nd.......... 653 06
Fire Department Bond and Interest Fund L 81
Library FUND .,.................... VOL 70
Sewer Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Dog Fund. 800 90
X, L, Ninth and Tenth street Fund. . Is 20
Total Observation-Disclosures $50 $40 90
FoLsoM Prison NoTFs.-The Folsom Te1e-
graph has these items Sansome, the pris-
oner who recently escaped fom the Folsom
State Prison, when he was returned to that
Institution. related tie particulars of his work
on the cell foor and excavation of the sewer
for his escape as follows: He commenced
tie work six months ago, taking advantage of
the noise made in locking the cells TO drown
the blows OF his hammer. The exploring OF
the sewer was very difficult, as the air was
very unwholesome, and several times he came
out of the hole very sick neither was the
penetrating of the sewer wall light job, as
he had to cut through about three feet OF
masonry. The saving of the base of the win
dow, he says, was done with case-knife, and
required two full nights and part of a third to
accomplish it. He travelled across the sus-
pension bridge and struck out for Roseville,
visiting Smartsvflle and Colfax before strik-
ing Marysville e. The entrance to the prison
grounds is being improved by laying of an
avenue past the houses built for occupation
by the families of the guards A handsome
picket fence viii inclose each building in lots
75x175 feet The Folsom Water Power
Company have employed 56 convicts during
the past week on their canal, and will require
100 more next week, or as soon as the work
opens sufficiently to find places to put them
at labor.
SPORT IN PRospEoT.-Th having been
considerable talk in local sportipg circles re-
Gently concerning pigeon-shooting match
between George Routier and J. L. Zuver, the
latter gentleman states that he has not
challenged Mr. Routier, but Is willing,
if Mr.. Routier is desirous of q match, to
shoot him one for $50, at 30 pigeons side,
81 yards rise, use of both barrels, ground
traps, "Hurlinghsm rules, each furnishing
birds for the other, the contest to take place
on WashiRgton's Birthday, at Jake's Five
Mile House, Brighton. a deposit Of S25 has
been put up for Zuver at the Tenth and r.
streets Market. A similar deposit by Mr..
Routier will insure the coming off OF the
match and some rare sport. Local sportspen
are taking much interest in this matter.
UNUSUAL sIaHr.-While w. NJ. Shearer,
OF this city, and others were duck hunting on
Friday last near Meister's ranch, in the local
ity known as the overflow, about three miles
north of the city, it was found that the over
flow had been frozen over and the north wind
drove the ice to the south side, where it was
piled up IN some places, Mr.. Shearer states,
to depth of three feet, and having width
of ten feet. At other places it was as much
as twenty feet wide along the shore, and from
a foot to fifteen inches III depth. The ice
was soft, or what is known as "slush ice"
and extended, in I'll, distance of from mile
and hslf to two miles on the south side of
the overflow It is claimed that nothing ike
it was ever before seen in this vicinity.
IscoRPoRATIoNs.- Saturday there was
fled in the office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the Magnolia
Gold Drift and Mining Company, to operate
in Butte county, Cal. Principal place CT
business, San Francisco. Drectors-John
d. LaMonte. James W. Burling, William z.
Starr, Peter B. Simons Samuel B. Caldwell.
Capital stock, 500, 900. in 100, 900 shares -.
Also OF L06 L l6hoHHb dhOJ 4'AluihS OOLi-
panv. to operate in El Dorado county. Place
Of business, San Francisco. Directors-S.
Heydenfeldt, Clinton Gurnee, c. A. Burgess:
n II. Noble, J. II. Freeman. Capital
stock, SIC, 900, coo, in 100, 900 shares.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
lth F.: Henry Fisher, barrel currants, case
citron, 3 packages raisins; Whittier, Fuller
n Co, box moldiug; N. S. Arnold & Co.,
40 bundles hoop iron a. A. Van VOORHEES, Il
Co., bale leather; G. 2. r. r. Co., roll wire
sparkers; Huntington, Hopkins Co.,
valves. 2 boxes brass faucets, 40 boxes car
tridges. g boxes scale beams, box augers, )
boxes chairs; W. Il. Strong i Co, bags
grass seed A. Coolot, 26 pals tobacco; Bill
lingslev & CO., 80 boxes clothes pins; A
Meister, box carriage springs.
PIONEER Soo1AL.-The Sacramento Society
of California Pioneers will hold their annual
social at Turner Hall on Wednesday evening,
January 18th, being the thirty-fourth ami
yerssry Of the discovery of gold in California
at Suffers mill. Tickets (admitting gentle-
men and ladies) will be 81. A good supper
will be provided for the occasion, and it is the
intention of the 'old boys" and their wives,
sons and daughters to make this the most en-
joyable Of the many successful sccials given
by the Society.
MILITIA ITEM.-The designations of Cap
tain w. A. Houghton and Lieutenauts Lucas
and Fonteneau, of Company B, First Artil.
larry Regiment, have been forwarded to gen.
eral headquarters The Governor has ap.
Dn;nted Essink McLsughlin, of 0roville, and
James M. Donohue, of San Francisco, as
A;ds-de-Csnp on his ssaf-the first, vice j.
r, Flood resigned, and the latter, vice w.
II Dimord. promoted to be BIigadier Cen
eral.
REsreYED.-Local officer Hugh Coleman,
who has served upon the beat between Front
and Fonr.b. n and r streets during the past
year. has filed his RESIGNATION y with Cnlei
Karcber on account of the small salary re-
ceiyed and to enable him to accept better
nosition. The Chief compEpented MIR.
Coleman "a having been faithful officer, and
regretted his resignation.
Crrr REoE1PTs.-The following amounts
were paid into the city treasury during the
week ending January IA. 1882: By W.. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, SO; r. D. Scri.
yer, water rates, S6S2 so; Geo. A. Putnam,
CITY licenses, S8e7 S4; dog hcensess Si44
Nh n a. nlstsrv nnaaTT dnss hc SEQ Total 81 sO4 81.
NAruRAL1zED.-ErBest f. Kobler. ma.
tive of Germany, was on Saturday, upon
the testimony of f. NJ Campbell and Ii. N.
Brown, admitted by the Superior Court to
citizenship.
FusERAL OF Mrs. WELrY.-Ths funeral
of Ms. Eliza Wslty viii take place at
o'clock this afternoon from her late residence
on o street, between Fourth and Fifth.
RRApPoISTEp.-R. P. Clement, of Ala
media, was on Saturday reappointed mem
her al the District ard of Agriculture, No.
l, for four years.
NorAR1Es PuBLIo.-E. I. Robinson aud
Albert Leonard, af this city, ware On ossul- -
ranento county.
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