Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-31
SACRAMENTO County, DISTRICT LODGE,
/ 0 G. 7.

The annual session of the Sacrament,
County District Lodge Of Good Templar
convened in this city on Saturday last. Jane
Ferguson, of Gait, District Deputy, presid
ing.
The Committee on Credentials reported
twenty-eight delegates
The Committee on Resolutions, Rev. II. II
Rice, Chairman, reported the following
which, after discussion, were unanimously
adopted:
ResolUsd, That We hail with grea. joy the sdyen
OF the temperance question into tho political life
California, and look forward 10 the tns ling cam
paign season Tor Good Templars 10 put forth
earnest efforts than before in the cause Il
which they are pledged.
Rssolrsd, Tha. We adopt and heartily indorse thu
following sentiments Of distinguished Democrat
Judge y. d. Shattack, Of Sonoma, in regard TO tbs
present Sunday law " That the law is not sumptu
airy, is not unconstitutional, nor unjust, nor op
pressise nor fanatlca nor unwise, but, on the con
tray, that IL is the reverse OF all thisa wise, con
seryatiye and jnst law which II properly enforced
will be found among our laws most efficient in pro
noting the peace, prosperity and happiness Of tn;
whole people, and that IL should not be repealed
There will De no difficulty in enforcing consutu
tiona conservative law when the people more fnllj
understand its objects and It's advantages. That nj
class Of people materially injured by the OBJ
seryance Of the Sunday law except the saloon keep
ers and ther haze No fi-- ~ n'n1nfsin ~ fi!s las
z. esss H7 and give peace on eieetscfi iays and sun
days"
Resolred, That We advise al Good Tempars il
this district to demand Of the Republican party
clear, outspOken plarq in favor OF maintaining and
executing the present Sunday law ia its essentia
features.
ReSolred, That il the approaching Republican
Convention betrays the interests Of the people and
plnders to the liquor trade after the Of the
Democrats Convention at San Jose, or if they refuse
10 take strong ground IN favor Of the present sun
day law in its essential features we advise Good
TemplETs, aud all temperance people. and all good
citizens to leave their former political affiliations and
vote with the independent party which, in that case
will certainly be organized,
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Rev. II. II. Rics, of No. ?,
Distric. Deputy; Miss Emily l.. Campbell,
No. 203 W. V. T.; J. 7. Amos, No. 1874, w.
s.; l. T. Harvey, No. Dos, w. L. s.; Miss
VI. A. Truax No. 81, w. T.; w. L. Mckin.
ney, No. 81, w. NJ; Miss Lu. Harvey, No.
2OS, w. I. c.; Joseph Fugits, No. 2oS, w.
o. G.
On motion the installation of officers was
postponed until the next quarterly session.
1t was voted TO hold the next session in
Sacramento on Saturday. October 2SEh. at IL
o'clock A. NJ. Also, that a public meeting,
under the auspices of the District Lodge, be
held on Friday evening, October 9th.
The Secretary was instructed TO apply tc
the G. w. o. 7. on behalf Of the District
Lodge, for lecture of a series for meetings at
Florin,
During the noon recess, the delegates from
outside the city, as guests Of the two city
Lodges, together with large number from
those Lodges, parsook Of fine banquet al
Fishers restaurant
{. ISooRPoRsTED. Articles of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary OF State
of the Omnibus Railroad and Gable Company
of San Francisco. D.rectors-P. J. Nc
Glynn, t. w. Johnston. W. D. 'o'Sullivan.
G. Lowenberg, G. W. Beaver, L. II. Lloyd
L. w. Mccarthy. Capital stock, 81, 00O,'
600. divided inss 600 shores. Power is
takea to operate the road by animals, wire
cables aud stationary engines, or by locomo.
tives The following are the routes OF the
road and its branches: First-Commencing
ct the intersection Of Howard and East
streets, and along Howard to the point where
Howard would cross Army street, if both
streets were extended so as to interssct. Sec
ond-Commencing on Townsend and Fourth
streets. along Townsend TO Third, to Market,
to Montgomery, to Washington, to Stockton.
TO UniS6, TO Montgomery avenue, to Powell,
TO Jefferson and the waterfront, Also, from
the corner 1f Pacific and Stockton to Mont.
gomery avenue, to Jackson, to Sans )me. tc
Market. 10 Second TO Townsend and like
wise along Brannan from Third to First
Third-Commepcing st Fell and StsDysn,
along Fell to Market, and thence along Mar
ket to and across East street. The combined
length of the roads Is set down at eight
miles Also, Of the Mason's Bar Gravel
Mining Company, to operate in Trinity
county. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-G. f. Lawton, John
.. Earl ]. q. h. Wordsworth, David A.
Jennings. Joseph Powniug. Capital stock,
81, 250, 600, divided into %, 600 shares
Also, of the Green Mountain Gold Mining
Company Of California. Principal place Of
business, New York city. Directors-H. q.
Bidwell, r. L. Ogden, Henry j. Rogers,
Clement H. Wilcox, Lewis ID. Cartwright,
joseph II. Tucker, Thomas Manning Cap
ital stock, 81, $50. 600, divided into $4,000
shares.
SATURDAYS FIRE.-About 10 o'clock Sat
urday night an alarm of fire was sounded
from box 43, which is located at No. 2's en-
CINE house. Tenth street, between L and j.
1t was COON discovered that the premises oc.
cupied by N. Bsamsen as furniture and
croclrsry store, No. S29 ] street, was on FIRE
on the inside It is a one-ssory brick build.
ing, with basement Ths FIRE department
responded with their usual promptness. The
front aud rear entrances of the premises were
closed with iron doors, and it was with con-
siderably difficulty that they were finally
opened. The proprietor Of the store lives at
Twenty second and | streets, and was at home
in his bed when the alarm of fire was given.
The fremen worked nObly in the face of
dense smoke. They stood at their posts man.
fully, and in less thsn half an hour had the
fire under subjugation, and kept it from
spreading to adjoining buildings. The build
ing in which the fire originated belongs to
John Oschwald. 1t is damaged about 81 900.
and is covered with insurance, John 7. Carey
agent. Bssmsen's lose is about So 900 in
sured with Davis & Smith, agents, for 81, 400.
Chittendsn & Co.'s stock in the adjoining
building suffered considerable from smoke.
1t is also fully covered with Insurance. The
police under Chief Karcher were on hand,
and did excellent work, as they always do
on such occasions.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT ninth game
Of the billiard tournament was played Satur-
day evening between johnson and Chapman,
ths former scoring 200 points ia 40 innings
to the iatter's 1873. Johnson's average. 5;
Chapman's average, no The tenth game
was between Robbins and Stroup, the former
scoring 400 points il 26 innings to the latter's
IS points. Robbins average, Is 513
Stroup's average, l 6.13. The following is
the general result of the tournament Num-
her of games won-Amsden, 4; Robbins, 8
johnson, 2; Chapman, Stroup, 0. Num-
Der of games lost-Amsden, o.; Robbins, l
johnson, 2; Chapman, Stroup, 4. Num-
Der of p ,ints scored in tournamsnt--Amsden,
LOCO; r ,bbins 1863 ; johnson, 617 Chap
man, $50 Stroup. Alb. General average
Amsdsr. II 1867; Robbins. u 50 l09 ;
Johnson. ); Chapman, 4 /; Stroup, 8. Best
average in single game-Ams1en, II Q % !;
r ,b5iEg, Is IL: johnson, 5 81 Chapman,
Al; Stroup 81. Largest ruu-Ams1en, 123
Robbins, 9S; johnson, 81; Chapman, %
Stroup, 10. Amount of prize-Ams1sn, $50
r obbins, $50; johnson. $50.
COMMERCIAL following vessels have
arrived at Sacramento since last report
Steamer Varuna, from the upper Sacramento,
with barge load of grain in transit; steamer
San Joaquin, No. 2, from San Francisco,
with general merchandise and barge OF lum'
her for Sacramento Lumber Company
steamer Neponset, from the upper Sacra.
mento, with general produce; steamer Q. NJ.
Small. en- route from San Francisco to Marys.
vile: schooner Annie Donahue, from San
Francisco, with cargo of posts for Sacramento
Lumber Company. D3parted-Stesmer Va
runa, for the upper river; steamer San Joa-
ouin. No. 2. for San Francisco, with merchGn-
dise and barge of grain; schooner Annie
Donshus, for San Francisco, light.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following fol-
Sacramento firms passed Ogden on the 10Th
For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., box wire
nails, l box hardware II. A. Weaver,
bundles paper; A. A. Van VOORHEES,, L case
whips; g. II Gilman, II cases boots and
shoes n. b Arnold & Co., 50 bars and
bundles 10 W. A. y 9. 5. Houghton,
cases rulea paper; w. ID. Comstock. boxes
chairs Standard Oil Company, 900 cases oil
Henry Fisher, l barrel coooanut; W. Z.
Peterson, barrels, boxes and 20 pals
candy; s. H. Davis, l case files; Central
Pacific Railroad, 100 barrels oil, box cal
..at-. = 2 RaUa ] hlrral whisky. j Coy.