Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-14
HALL OF RECORDS.

This building, commenced one year ago.
is now completed. 1t will be open TO-
day and tomorrow for the inspection
of the public from the hour of 10 A. N. to
AIM. The Auditors room in size is So by
50, and the hight to the ceiling in the clear
story is IS feet. The shelf room for books
exceeds that in the Oakland Hall of Records.
The County Treasurer's room, on the right
hand side of the main entrance on the first
floor, IN size is u by Is, lighted by six win
dows, has cemented floor, corrugated iron
csiling, large fixed vault and many convent
ences. The room on the left side of the main
entrance on the first floor is finished similarly
to the Treasurer's office and lighted with four
windows. The Supervisors room occupies
the rear portion of the building on the first
floor, q by 80, and the hight of ceiling is II J
feet. The room is lighted with eight win
dows. has a large fireplace with CRATE and
marble mantel, iron vault for books, etc., and
is finished in the same style as the Treasurer
office. The freecoing in the Auditors and
Recorders Office is in modern style. The
balcony is formed entirely of iron, with
a rich and very tasteful railing composed Of
gaspipe and cast-iron orn lmentation. TIE
ornaments and ratings are gilded and painted
in red and black, which give it quite an Ori.
entail effect. The inside shutters to all of the
openings are of corrugated steel, operated by
a spiral spring. The exterior of the build
ing presents a handsome appearance. The
building is considered entirely fre-proof.
There mas been only 81, 800 spent on the
woodwork of the entire structure, as against
IS, 500 expended on the woodwork Of the
Hall Of Records of Oakland, which is also
considered hre-proof. There are three steam
radiators in the Auditors Office. The light
is good and easily regulated, as is also the
ventilation. The corridor connecting the
second floor Of the building with tire Court
house is constructed entirely Of iron, is very
convenient, handsome, and has q pleasing
effect. The cost of the entire structure foots
up about $50, 900. The building is to be re.
ceiyed from the contractors, Garlic & Croly,
on Monday next. Supervisor brennan has
been looking closely after this work since it's
commencement. He has been on the ground
every day during its entire construction.
PLEADED Nor GUILTY.-In Department
Two of the Superior Court yesterday morn
ing, Judge benson presiding, Simon Raten,
the assassin of the late james Lansing, was
arraigned on an information of murder pre-.
scented nv the District Attorney, II. l.. Buck
lev. The prisoner was brought into Court
under a guard of Deputy Sheriffs. and
throughout the session of the Court was cool
and collected, and did not appear to realize
the situation. The Court appointed S. Scion
Hol counsel for the defendant until such
time as he should procure his own counsel.
When the indictment was read to the pris-
oner and he was called upon to answer the
charge, he coolly answered " Not guilty. u
His case was then set for trial on Monday.
the Ssh day of May. The prisoner was then
remauded to the custody OF the Sheriff, and
was taken back to his iron tank in the County
Jail. As it was not generally known that the
prisoner was TO be arraigned at that time, but
few spectators were present.
INcoRPoRATED.-Articl of incorporation
hsve been fled with the Secretary of State
OF the West Branch Feather River Mining
Company, to operate in Butte county. Prin-
ciuaI place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectors-W. c. Parker. n. 2. Sheldon, A.
3. Paul, George G. Potter, L. Hestres.
Capital, 81, SOC, 900, in 100 600 shares. Also,
of the Rocky Ridge Mill and Mining Com
paHy, to operate in Placer county. Princi-
pal place OF business Sacramento. Direct.
ors-D. M. Burns, A. J. Rhosds, Fred.
Kim. 4. e. Hanlein. A. Weiman. Capital,
s55, 1872, in So, 1872 shares. Also, of the De-
borah Beneficial Society, of San francisco:
Directors-L. A. London, Isaac Newman and
Julius Priebatch.
WE have fan fer every lady ond miss in
Sacramento Silk and satin fans from 20
cents to "a Japanese fans of every descrip.
tion from cents. Red House.
WE are showing some very elegant ladies'
vyans for the present season in silk, satin and
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