Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-12

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full OF beer and with pockets full Of money,
also called 20 pay friendly visit. Mulder,
it seems, thought it good time TO make u
raise, and struck Cord terribis blow over
the side Of the head with a whisky-glass,
knocking him down and cutting 8 fearful
cash on his head. Officers happened along
just at the time the blow was struck, and
Mulder was taken to the lookup. Cord was
also taken TO the statiCn-house and held as s.
witness. Ga his person was found $40 in
coin.
BAND OF HoPE-The Band Of Hope held
public installation of its officers last even
ing at Fireman Hall, and gave also en-
tertainment. The hall was filed to its com.
plete capacity. S. Katzenstein presided.
The following officers we're installed Mrs.
f. L. Stinson, Superintendent; Lille Smith,
Assistant Superintendent; Willie Cross, Sem
;inel; Luke Howe, Usher Annie Sharples,
Chaplain; E Idle Howe, Secretary 4. Nix
on, Assistant Secretary Lee Harris, Tress
urer. The programme of the entertainment
included songs by the Band members, recita-
tions by Maud Davis, Willis Katzenstein,
Eddie Howe, Fred Marse, Libbis Smith,
BERTHE Ks;zsnstein. James Spillmsn, Nellie
Smith, George Kaizsrstein, Annie Sharples,
Harry Nixon, and musical selections By Ma.
Hyman and the Misses Kidder Rev. T. H.
B. Anderson and Judge w. A. Henry made
appropriate addresses to the children. At
the conclusion Of the programme a proper
luncheon was served by lady friends of the
organic alton. The entertainment gave much
pleasure to the audience and was evidently
heartily enjoyed by the children.
INCoRPoRATED.-Articl Of incorporation
have been fled of the California and Yo-
semitic Short Line Railroad Company 1t is
formed for the purpose of constructing con-
Quoting and maintaining a line of railroad,
for Tia transportation of passengers and
freight, from point near Modesto Stanis-
laus county, through the counties of Stanis-
laus. Tuolumne, Msriposa and Mono, in this
State. on the most practicable route, and via
Lss Vining Creek, or McLsan's Pass, to the
State line between the States of California
and Nevada st point rear the Deep Wells
Mono county, With intermediate branch lines
from such points on said railroad as may be
designated by the Board OF Directors Of said
corporation. The estimated leagth of said
road is 220 miles. Principal place of bust
ness, Bennettville. Tioga Mining District.
Mono county. DirectOls-J. G. Kemp, o.
H Brooks. c. w. Curtis, T. Kemp and r.
W. Woodland. Capital stock s., 600, coo, d.
vided into 800, 900 shares. The amount of
capital stock actually subscribed is $3.50, 900.
POLICE CoURT.-Ths following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
Theodore Tyler, petit larceny, pleaded guilty
and fined $40 ana costs or ten days in the
County Jail Patrick Farrell charged with
being drunk, failed to put in al appearance
at Court and his deposit was declared for
feited; the case Of battery against George
McDaniels, J. Mattin, j. J. Frawley and
Ed. Waterman was continued TO July 18th
All Hung, charged with selling liquor to
Indians, was found guilty as charged and
will be sentenced July 18th George Nc
!, Daniels, charged With having made an assault
! with a deadly weapon, case continued to
+ ally 18th; VIM Stone, for battery, was
ned S25 or twenty-five days in the County
pill.
oUND GUITY.-C. II. Lewis, who COM
ted burglary in one of tie uptown no.
p few weeks ago, was yesterday tried be.
Judge Clark in Department One Of the
bsrior Court. The prosecution was con-
)Pducted by District Attorney H. L. Buckley,
and the defense by Messrs. Henley and Snow
The follaging-iu jury was impaneled to try the
cause B. ?. Pike, John Harris, A. Egl, R;
Parker, 5. Nathan, Martin Pennish, Michael
Cronan, o. p. Dodge, Jacob Broder, George
Brown, VIM. Jubb and j. Fl. Breslin Sew
eral witnesses were examined. After short
arguments the Jury retired, and in less than
ten minutes brought in a verdict of guilty.
COMMISSIONERS SALE To.DAY.-A. n.
Buchanan, Commissioner of the estate of
Charlotte IL. Morgan, deceased, viii sell to-
day, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in front of the Court
house, corner Of Seventh aad 1 streets, at
public auction, for cash, the real estate be-
longing to the estate of said deceased, con-
sisting of lot in the block bounded by NJ,
n, Sixth and Seventh streets, of the city of
Sacramento, with the improvements. Terms
of sale: Ten per cent. Of purchase money to
be paid on the day of sale, balance on con-
firmation of the gale by the Court deed and
abstract at expense of the purchaser.
BANK DIyIDENDs.-The Board of Directors
Of the Peoples Savings Bank have dsclareda
dividend to stockholders and depositors for
the term ending June 30, 1882, at the rate OF
five AID one-third per cent per annum, free
of all taxes, payable on and after July 10Th.
The Board OF Directors Of the Sacramento
Bank have declared dividend for the semi
annual term eading june 80, 1882, at the rate
Of four per cent. PSF aanum on ordinary de-
posts, and five and one-third per cent. per
Gunufl Oh btI III NtBobItS ohh llai0-uP BUM
and payable on and after July 10th.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
s.h: Forty four bundles fellies, 80 bundles
and % crates spokes, 16 crates singls-trees
AID crotes neck yoke7, consigned to Water
house Il Lester.
SACRAMENTO TO BE REPRESENTED. In re-
Spouse to request received, Norton Bush,
artist. Of this city, will this week send six
paintings from his studio for the art collec-
ton of the Dsnver Exposition, which opens
August 1st.
LARGE REFRIGERATOR Hobby & Els
worth are h-ving a mammoth refrigerator of
The Gniuean pattern constructed for party
in San Francisco. 1t IS six feet square and
eight fest high, and the largest one yet built.
EN- RourE.-Sheriff Thompkins of Nevada
county passed through this city yesterday,
en- route to San Quentin with Wesley MGR
OILS. who hiss bsen sentenced to seven years
imprisonment for highway robbery.
ANOTHER CITIZEN Yesterday, 10 Depart
ment One of the Superior Court,
Jim Qdigley, native of Ireland, was ad-
mitted to citiz anship on the testimony Of j.
A, Wilson and Chas. ZsinwalE.
IMaIGRANTs. -Sixty.nine immigrant pas
sengers passed Ca-lin yesterday e route 30
California. They will arrive IN this city by
the overland this afternoon.
.Jna Scorr, the we'll known '49ar in the
clothing line, is now trying TO see what ne
can do for lis old friends in the Clothing
Department at the Red House.
CRY LICENSES and water rates are now due.
Pay on or before tie 18th inst. and save costs
OF suit.
LADIES. do not fail to get remnant OF
some kind Of dress goods at Red House.