Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MIL1rA&Y rorEs.

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at present there Is considerable discussion
in references TO the place of holding the next
annual ercampmeht Of the First Artillery
Regiment. TIE general opinion among the
officers and men is shat it should be held
at Santa Cruz or Monterey, but there are
many who favor the pitching of the tents
between San joss and Santa Clara. There
are also some pho favor Woodland, but it is
hardly likely slat Company L viii urge that
place. for the reason that its members desire,
as do those OF the valley and mountain COM
panies to set 3 few mcuthfuls OF air from the
ocean. believing such would be beneficial to
them all There is one thing certain, and
that is. thai the matter Of location cannot be
aRitated toe soon. as there are now only some
four months in which to make all preliminary
arrangements.
Next Saturday night meeting of the
Board OF Officers # the local companies of
the First Artillery Regiment will be held,
and at this it is expected the encampment
question viii be discussed.
At the Pavilion next Monday evening the
regular monthly battalion drill of the Sacra.
nento companies OF the First Artillery Reg
iment will 10 held. It will be open to tie
public, and as It's conclusion there viii be a
dress parade.
The recently raarganizsd Company B, of
the First Artillery Regiment, is making
splendid Eeadwsy III acquiring "a knowledge
of drill As yet they are Lot armed or
uniformed, but viii be within very short
time. This company met at their arTnory
last evening for Grill exercise. There ara 70
able.bodied young men enrolled, and it Is
expected at their next meeting their number
will be increased 70 100. Company b expects
to be, and the members say they mean to be-
the boss company OF the regiment. So mote
it be.
Ia compliarcs with Special Orders No. 3,
Issued from Brigade Headquarters an in
speciion OF the companies of the First Artil-
ley Regiment located in Sacramento will be
held on the following evenings: Company
a, on Tuesday evening, March 14.h; Gov
ernor's Guard, Wednesday evening, March
18th; Company Is, Thursday evening, March
10Th Company q, Monday evening, March
20sh. The Inspection will be conducted by
Major H. W. Carroll Brigade Inspector,
assisted by Captain J. A. Sheehan, Aid de
Camp on the staff Of the Brigadier- General,
and will take place at the different company
armories.
BOARD or SUPERyIsoBs The Board met
at 10 a. Il. yesterday. Present-Supervisors
Dreman, Wilson. Blair, Butler, Bailey.
Christy sad Beckley. The claim of P. H.
Coggins, having been referred to the Finance
Committee, was refened back to the Board
with a recommendation that it be referred to
the District Attorney with instructions to in
yesdgate the legality Of the claim. So or
dered. A communication was received from
II. w. Weaver, Clerk of San Joaquin county,
relative to the construction of bridge across
L ON 4Aa linz riCiafnn fn
and San Josquia eeunties stating that they
were now ready 60 construct their portion of
a bridge across D1y creek on TIE section line
dividing sections 70 and 26, township north,
range sest. Ordered on file. and the Clerk
of this county Instructed to notify the Board
of Supervisors Of San Joaquin county that
Sacramento county is not prepared at this
time to construct the bridge. Upon motion
and call OF the roll, $40 was allowed Mr..
the same purpose.
ELECTION REGULATIONS. Chief Karcher
gives notes by card that he has heretofore
enforced the 100 foot " provision of the cleo
zion law, and proposes still to do SO. The
subject as TO whaS this provision is has been
considerably debated during the past few
days, and makes an explanation OF exactly
referred to in the card is embraced in Sections
1892 to 11g5 inclusive of the Political Code,
and provides that no ticket shall be delivered
or received except by the Inspector or Judge,
nor folded or unfolded, that is intended to be
used in yotiug, nor exhibi ed in any manner
70 another SO as to disclose the contents,
within ore hundred feet of the polls; nor can
any person request OF another, within one
hundred feet OF the polls, to exhibit or dis
i Il & FEas a. fhaF he spko do
to vote.
A LONG TALK.-In the great debris trial
Just concluded the arguments consumed thus
much of tipe: For The People Mr.. Cad
walader spoke nine hours and twenty min
utes, Judge Rhodes six hours, Mr.. Bsyne
three hours, Judge Belcher three hours, Gen.
eral Hart five hours and thirty minutes
total twenty-six hours and ffsy minutes.
For the d. fendsnt Mr.. Wilson spoke seven
hours and forty FIVE minutes, w. c.
-Belcher seven hours, Mr.. Catlin three
hours and thirty minutes, Judge Wallace
six hours total twenty four hours and tif-
teen minutes. Total leugth of argument,
fifty.one hours and five minutes. The synop-
teal report Of this argument occupied in the
columns of the RECORD UNION twenty-five
and three.quarters columns, solid.
AUCTION To-DAr-Bell l. Co., auetioneer
will sell this morning at 1880, at salesroom,
No. 9l6 street, one fine psrlor set, one ele-
CANT walnut bedstead and bureau, clipper.
edge spring and top mattresses, tine feather
pillows, one feather bed, lounges, psrlor
chairs, tables. cook stoves, parlor stoves ard
kitchen furniture, also one hne velvet carpet.
IYcoRPoRArRD.-Articl OF Incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary Of State
Of the California Piano Manufacturing Com
pany Priucipal place of business. San Fran
CISCO Observation-Disclosures Soule, Henry F.
Marsh, John w. Stewart, +. w. Van Rey-
negom and John Henderson, Jr. Capital
stock, $500. 600. in 2 900 shares.
WHOSE DIAMONDS = Officers Karcher and
Brissell have taken into custody some suspi-
cious characters, upon one of whom were
found seven valuable diamonds. They evil
IDENTIFY have been taken from a cluster ring or
pin. Any psrson having lost snch property
will confer a favor upon those { fiji 5ers by COM
munieasiDg with them at once.
The WEATHER 1t commenced raining in
this city yesterday at $3.50 P. NJ. The FIRST
few hours consisted of only slight showers.
At9P VI. the rain began to descend in one
steady sho ser, and continued to so come down
up to the time this papsr went TO press. The
indications at late hour were good for q
pro.racted rain.
THEIR OPINION OF Us.-A Dresden REC
ORD UNION correspondent says: A few days
since man WIS ARE sted in Dresden for
firing a revolver within the city limits. He
defended himseif in tho Courtroom by say.
ing, Z" l intended going to California in a few
DAYS. and only wanted to practice"
Nor an ART CRITIC. He wanted mush.
rooms, could not speak word of English,
but he could sketch, so he handed paper to |
the waiter, who Looked at the drawing, and |
Immediately brought him an umbrella.
IMMIGRANTS. -0ae hundred and eleven i'm
migrants, including eigbty.six males, passed |
CarDin yesterday, and VIII arrive In this city |
by the o overland this afternoon.
TRADE. MARK.-The Newataiser Bros, of
San Frenci. co. have filed with the Secretary
of Stata their 81 i'm to the trademark |