Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

1IeseHt-oouu " DEoWnB SnlcI M hhrCutl
and Judge w. A. Henry. On motion Of
Judge Henry all the offices of policemen were
declared vacant, and it was ordered that the
order take effect April l, 1882. On motion
of Judge Henry al special officers offices
were declared vacant, TO take effect April IA,
1882. The resignation Of B, F. Stewart was
read and accepted. Tie following applica-
tions were then read for positions John
Cook, William Arlington, r. w Duulsvy, 7.
]. Carroll, James S. Eastsrbrook, John Camp
bell, Frank O'Brien. ?. Lesvy. Anthony
Green, Robert Harrison, l.. W. Farrell, J.
Ill. Woods, Hiram Garrett, r. w. Parker
J. n. Barton, 4. s. Woods, w. II. MCCarty,
H. f. Coleman, +. S. Frazee, P. F. Dollar,
James Cornell, George II. Harvey, Martin
Steinmitz, A. Il. Benuing, w. j. Cooper,
Christian Nelson, Frank Rider. Timothy
Lee, w. B. Ferral, Ed Short. NJ. D. Etdred,
John DomingoF, B. ". Nartz. o. G. jack
Charles D. SERVER. On motion of Judge
Henry, ell the names above were placed in
nomination for the purposes cf consideration.
w. a. Anderson and II. L. Buckley
were appointed tellers. Oa motion of Chief
Karcher, the Board proceeded to ballot
for eleven men Of the police department ::
First ballot. NJ Woods q Il. S. Frszee,
2; r. W. Dunlevy, 3 ; P Lelvv, 3; Tim
Lee, 8; r. W. Ash, ,; u. D. Eldred, , !;
Anthony Greeni ?; P. +; D2la4, o. e.
Jackson, 2 J. j, Carroll, 2; L w. Farrell,
l; NJ. Steinnitz, ". H. McCarty, l F.
Rider, l; William Arlington, l John Camp
bell, George Il. Harvey, l r. W. Parker,
l Chris. Nelson, l. Woods, Frazee, Dun
levy, Leavy, Lee, Ash. Eldred, Green, jack
son aud Carroll received majority and were
declared elected. This being only ten, it be
came necessary 20 ballot for the eleventh
man. Second bal!ot-P. +. Dolap, l {; Frank
Rider. l; John Cook, l. No election. Third
ballot. Frank Rider, l L. w. Farrell, 2.
L. w. Farrell was delsred elected. The new
officers go into cfi2e to-day.
AGRICULTURAL REPcBT.-El f. Smith,
the Secretary OF the State Board of Agri-
culture, has received from the Superintendent
of State Printing the printed volume of the
- Transactions OF the California. State Agri-
cultural Society during the year 1881" It
makes up neat and well COMPILED book of
44O close pages. Among the valuable papers
and documents in this work are all the State
laws relating to agricultural societies, the ad-
dress of President Shsfter, the annual address
by Hon. John Bidwen, the official reports
and exhibits of the State Society, the table
of rainfall as originally published in the
RECORD UNION, full exhibits of domestic
produce, grain yield and prices, etc, since
1858 a paper on grapes and wine, by i. j.
Rose, Of San Gabriel; paper on fruit Gull
ture. as prepared By G. G. Briyg-, of Yolo,
for the New Years RECORD UNION QSS2)
a papsr on Embarrassing in California by w.
II. Jessup. Of Alameda county THE
Northerly Winds of California" by Rev. J.
H G. Bonte, Of the University Of California
"Shorthorn Breeding in Cslfornia," by Cole
man Younger, OF Santa Clara county "Hol-
Gus Sugar Cane, by Henry Sherwood, of Los
Angeles county reports of the transactions
of various district and other fair associations,
with addresses delivered before them.
INcoRPoRATIoNs. The Pert Costa Wharf
Company has fled its articles of incorpora-
ton. The purpose of the company is to erect
wharf at Port Costa, The capital stock is
s15 900, divided into 40 shares, and the Di-
rectors are r. r. Monroe, Walter H. Levy,
Harry T. Hammond, Barry Baldwin and
John H Wright. Also, the oakland Ar
tesian Well Company has fled articles of in
corporation. The object is to supply Ala
media county with water. The capital stock
is $50, GOO, divided into 10000 shares. The
Directors are David Rich, L. Weller, J.
Homer FIitch, J. s. Colturn and W. III.
Finch. Also, the Pacific Avenue Railroad
Company. The purposes for which it is
formed are to construct, maintain and oper-
ate street railroad in the city of Santa
Cruz Directors-Riohsrd NJ. CARAT. Ed
mund J. Cox, Christian Hoffman, James P.
Pierce and Richard 7. Pierce. Capital stock,
S10O 600, divided into 1000 shares.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. - The eleventh
game of the billiard tournament was played
last evening at the billiard psrlors of the
Union Hotel between Ed. Robbins and Harry
Gamble. The following ia the score Rot.
hins-o1 2O12S6S0OO2
OO022O3164000 054101 000S
S1440316 3 10 % 431032123 IL
200: average, 2 O. 50. GAMBLE 0 l
22345l301 2931210053 10000
21110100023 100000 $4,000
265072 O l 0 2 OBI average, 80 68
The gains this evening will be PLAYED between
Thomas Gleason aid Russell Flint. 7 he
game now stands as follows Ans Zen 2, Gam
BILE ,. Gleason 2, Robbins 3, Bostwick 0,
Flint 2.
PEOPLE VS.. WHEELER-Ia Department
Two Of the Superior Cour. yesterday morn.
ing, J. S. Wheeler appeared for sentence, he
having been previously convicted of charge
of assaulting Charles Barnes on the Riverside
road last summer, althoush he was tried for
assault to murder. Judge benson took occa-
sion To administer IN Wheeler a severe and
pointed lecture, giving him good counsel and
warning hin st length against an over iudul-
gence il strong drink, which. his Honor said,
was the cause of the whole trouble. He then
imposed fine Of SEQ on Wheeler, which the
latter promptly paid and went on his way
congratulating himself that he had escaped
Al easily from his trouble
DEATH BY PoIsoN.-Willism NJ, aged
years and months, and Enma, aged ears
and months, children of J. L. Franks, who
resides near Rosevilie. were poisoned yes
terday by taking strychnine. They got
hold of it accidentally. The poison had
been procured by the father for some pur-
pose and placed where it was supposed to be
entirely safe They lived only about two
hours. Their funeral viii take place to day
st Roseville
MACHINERY FOR MExIco.-The demands
upon Sacramento establishments for mining
Aad other machinery for Mexico and other
new fills are constantly Increasing, and are
assuming cor 81 'erA,ls Importance. Some
very heavy pumping walks are being built by
Root. Nelson l. Co.. to be shipped to Du-
range, Mexico.
NorAR1rs PUBLIC. Governor Perkins has
reappointed the following SIS Notaries Public;
George X. Heney. for Humboldt county, to
reside at Eureka !. II. Murphy, for Yolo
county, to reside ct Blacks Station.
THE RIVER The river has risen four
inches during the last twenty four hours pre-
cedipr o'clock lat evening. AT that time
it marked 70 feet inches.
MORE SILKS. in liohen green, seal brown,
navy blue, olive and Bordeaux-Teceived
bv express from New York yesterday-at
Hale's.
NEW arrivals ia fancy dress goods; Barred
brocadss. all colors, very stylish, II inches
wide. II and IS cents. Red House.
HAVE you seen the lawn tennis prints st
the Red House?
WECALL attention TO the advertisement OF
I,ongtou May" A few reasons why.
GENTS hue straw hats at Hale's.