Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-14

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stand in the cab, and viii also reduce the
temperature TO which he would otherwise be
subjected. It Is expected to have the engine
completed and ready for test of its powers
as early as some time in March.
CLOSING SEEvlcEs.-The last Of the series
of union gospel services was held at the Con-
gregational Church last evening. The church
was full, and the services consisted of short
remarks by each of the city pastors, inter-
spersed with singing. Following was an ex-
perience meeting, at which large number of
converts spoke, and about twenty men aud
women arose for prayers. Mr.. Whittle and
Mr.. and Nrs. McGranahan left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. They declined to
allow collections to be taken during their
meetings, and the money brought in for
them, on the last night they were here, in
answer to the printed slips from the Finance
Committee OF the churches, they positively
refused to accept, aud requested that it be
given TO the Lsdies' Christian Temperance
u MON and the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. This was done IN accordance with
their views, which they very pointedly ex-
pressed TO the committee, that whatever
funds it was thought necessary to raise for
revival work Should be donated by professed
Christians and without going to any others.
The temperance meeting on Fourth street
yesterday afternoon was well attended. and
conducted by H. j. Mccoy, General Secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ G. a at San Francisco
Another meeting viii be held at the St.
George building at o'clock on Sunday.
INcoRPoRATIoNs.- There were fled in the
Office Of the Secretary of State articles of in
corporation of the Nina Rica Mining Com
pany of New York, to prosecute mining
operations in the State of California and Ter
ritory of Arizona, particularly in Picacho Dis
trict in the State of California principal
place of business, New York CITY; Direc-
tors-Joshua C. Sanders, Robert J. Parvin
Samuel w Lewis Simon B. johnson and
Albert d. Wagner; amount of capital stock,
$1,000, ,000, divided into 200. coo shares. Also
of the Boot and Shoemakers' White Labor
League; principal place of business, San
Francisco; Directors-John j. White, J. NJ.
Clark, Z. Lanthier, Leon Gailard, II. G.
Adams the society has no capital stock.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10th A. A. Van Voorhies & Co., boxes
hames; Lindley Il Co., Is bags coffee, 20
barrels hams n. S. Arnold & Co., 10 bun
dies iron j. H. Cook, case drugs, 2 cases
baking powder, l case cigar lighters Locke
& Lavenson, 2 c.ses dry goods W. A. &. G.
s. Houghton, 2 cases books L. Elzus & Co.,
cases knit underwear; D. McCay, case
whips; A. Dennery & Co., % boxes, l cask
and tierce lamp chimneys; Baker & Ham
ilton, II boxes hardware Hall, Luhrs d
Co., % barrels ham Mrs. W. I. Greenwood,
l box household goods Fritz 4 Miller, box
burial cases R. III. Byers, l box burial
cases.
FUNERAL SERVICES. funeral of Patrick
Halloran. who was killed by the cars at the
north levee and Sixth street, night before
last, took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, at Second and o streets, and
St Rose Church. There was very large
attendance and lorg procession. DeeD sym
pathy was expressed for the loss and atflictior
to the family, as he was highly respected. and
the occasion was made more impressive by
the pail bearers being brothers and relative:
Of the deceased. They were Martin Hal
loran, Richard Halloran. jeremiah Fitzger
aid, John Fitzgerald, Jeremiah Ryal auc
James Boyle.
Police CouRT.-Louis Cavansgh, in tbs
Police Court yesterday, withdrew his plea o.
not guilty to the charge of vagrancy, ant
having pleaded guilty, was sent to the County
Jail for term of twenty days. Johnny
Smith, the chap who robbed the street cal
money box, at Twentieth and H streets, wa!
partially tried upon charge of petit lar
ceny, and the case continued until to day
The battery case of Charles NJ Connell wai
continued until the Goth instant.
TRADE-MARKs. A claim for trademark
has been filed with the Secretary eff State by
the 4lcovioh Brothers, of San Francisco
which includes a cut of lion, with thei
names, and the brands of the teas in which
they deal, placed at the side and below
Also W. II. Moore, OF Stockton, has fled
claim to a trademark consisting Of " II. II
H. which he applies to ointment and con
dition powders for horses and cattle.
SAN QUENTIN RE0UIT.-S. Hull, Sheriff o
Shasta county, passed through yesterda.
with an Indian named Jake Mullen, who ha
been sentenced to three months conhnemen
at San Quentln for assault with deadl!
weapon-shooting at his squaw.
POLICE ARREsTs.-John Ferris and Pete
Kuze were arrested yesterday by Office
Campbell for disturbing the peace-a diff
Guilty growing out of neighboring chickens.
NOTARY PuBIIo.-Governor Perkins hs
appointed Franklin p Ball as Notary Pub
lie for Santa Clara county, to reside at Sa
Jose, vice himself, term expired.
In SPITE of wind or weather. Anderson
Hamm continue to give the public bette
goods for less money than any house in To
city. No 924 j street, near Tenth.