Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-28

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INcoRPoRATED.-Artiel of Incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester-
d.y by the Elk River Mill aud Lumber Com
pauy. Direcsors-N. Il. Falk. C. C. Stat
ford, Besiamin Pendleton, Irwin L. Harp.
ster. J. G. Hawley. Capital stock, $50, coo,
divided into 800 shares; principal place of
business. Elk Creek, Nevada. Also, by the
Elk River r ilroad Company. Directors
G. G.. Stafford, l. l.. Hsrpstsr, B Peudleton,
n. II. Fsik and J. G. Hawley. Capital
stock, 100000, divided into 600 shares !;
principal place Of business, Elk Creek,
der Company. Directors-G. w. Beaver,
julius Hausneister, III. T. Sontag, E. P.
Flint. t. l. Barker. Capital stock. $780,.
600, divided into u 500 shares. Principal
place of bu.iness, San Francisco. =. Also. by
the Mission Transfer Company. Directors
Frank E. Davis. Albert L. Cooper, Daniel
McMilliaD, Jr., w. II. Chickering. Gilbert
?. Chase. Capital stock, $3.50. 600, divided
into 2 500 shares. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco Also, the Los An
Gsles Produce Exchange. Direcsors-J. n.
Van Nuys D. Z. AIibs, A. Haas, G. j. Car.
son, E. Germsip,J. Loon, FL. Newmsrk, J. G..
Deming. Capital stock. 81. 800. divided into
100 shares. Principal place Of business, Los
Angeles, California.
BRIG A-BRAC ENTERTAINMENT even
ing the Bic. a-Brac Club entertained It's hon.
orary members for the first time in their new
rooms IN Odd Fellows Temple. There was q
good attendance, and the evening passed off
very pleasantly. The art display was az fol-
lows: By w. f. jackson, three landscapes !;
Mrs. J. II. Lewis, three flower pieces and
specimens Of fine nee6le-work Mrs. E. G.
Bingay, two figure pieces Miss Fannie Rsn-
dali, two plaques, landscapes, one plaque, how-
ers; Miss Amelia kliprel. one crsyon head !;
Norton Bush, two landscapes, one figure
piece, one animal piece, three sketches. a
musical programme was carried out, as fol-
lows: Instfumen al trio, from Haydn. Messrs.
johnson. F!sissnsr and Ball; plans, solo,
"Tsrsntelle, by Heller, Professor Fleissner !;
piano sole, Miss Lizzie Griffin; solos,
"Adrift." and 81 The Red Rose" By Augusta
Mignon Just as Of DID," BY Alfred III.
Pease, Mrs. NJ. II. Blskeney. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A public temper
ance meeting was held last evening under the
auspices of the Sacramento County District
Lodge of Good Templars, at the Sixth-street
NJ. E. Church. Quite large and attentive
audience was present. The Introductory re-
marks were by Rev. 81. II. Rice, after which
there was an opening ode by the congrega-
ton and prayer By Rev. l. L. Dwinell. Mrs.
NJ. f. Richardson rendered two songs, The
Rum Fiend's Revel" and "Where is Your
Boy Tonight" and also delivered some re-
marks during the evening. The principal
addresses were delivered by Rev. A. j. Frost
and Professor William Crowhurst, Grand
Lecturer. The closing prayer was by Rev.
L. S. Dunn. and after the closing ode By the
congregation. the benediction was pronounced
by Rev. 1. E. Dwinell. The District Lodge
will meet to. day in Fireman's Hall at 10 A. N.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday:
Fred. Gruhler, battery, discharged; j. Lums-
den. obtaining money under false pretenses,
discharged, on motion of City Attorney. The
case Of Dave Hathaway, charged with as.
sault with q deadly weapon, continued until
to-day. Mary Carroll, convicted of disturb
ing the peace, and Judgment deferred to oc-
tSber Slst. William Schroer. rnisdemesnor,
-0charged.