Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-16
CAMP HXYmosD.

CAMP RAYMOND.
The First Artillery Regiment will leave this
city per steamer Modoc next Monday at 10
o'clock A. NJ. sharp, and will make camp at
San Rafael between ard o'clock TIE same
evering. The companies of the regiment 10.
Gated at Cemptonviile. Nevada City and
Woodland will arrive here at z a. NJ. Monday,
and stack arms preparatory to having break
fast at the Armory. Sixth and L streets.
Guard mount for the first twenty.four hours
will be held at $50 o'clock, Captsin NJ. J.
Burke, of Company A. being officer Of the
day, and Liautenants Wiseman, Of Company
| B, and Swift, of tho Cadet company, officers
OF the guard. Supper will be ready for the
| troops when they arrive in camp, by Messrs.
Peterson & Flaherty, who have the contract
to furnish subsistence. The tents, cannon
and heavy baggage will be shipped by steamer
| tomorrow, and working party accompanies
1t to pitch tents and get the camp in order.
| Adjutant Neary and Quartermaster Keardon
| go with the party, the former returning Sat
urday. The various companies are perfecting
arrangements 80 that everything will be in
ship shape and the camp made more attract
/ I've VIAL cIJ 1tt Htiu. II Rkt8t many lhules
viii accompany the regiment. The band is
one of the best in the State, and there is in
the camp . splendid dancing platform, which
| will be put to use every evening. lighted by
the sweet silver light of the moon and
myrisds of lanterns.
No special invitations have been issued ex-
| cept to military men. but the commanding
officer extends cordial invitation to all citi-
zens to pay the regiment visit at camp, and
M affarf will ha SHARED Tn 1a tho yisit a
pleasure. Brigadier. General Tozer and staff
will leave here Wednesday, August 23d, and
visit the camp Thursday, remaining all day
| and night, and will give reception that
evening in camp. Governor Perkins, Com
mandsr.in-Chief; Adiutsut. General Shee-
! han, Msjor-General Barnes and Brigadier.
General Dimond, with their respective stats,
will visit the camp on Thursday also. The
guests viii be received by the regiment, and
brigade review held in the afternoon; also
brigade dress parade that evening. It is on
the cards also for the officers Of the regiment
to go to San Francisco some evening during
the week, taking their splendid baud, and
serenade some Of the old Sacramentans there
and friends of the regiment.
Outposts will be placed at San Quentin
wharf aud San Rafael every day, in order to
prevent any of the command from taking
passage TO San Francisco without proper
passes. There will be many contests at the
III Al II L
specially Interesting. and. as matters lock At
present. the contest is close bstween Com.
pany "A ard the Cadet company, sud the
Iriehos o! Dosn may rest assured mat they
WIZ 40 themselves credit Whispers OF
dark horse, something in the form of Company
| +, Of Woodland, coming in and taking the
| prizs, are rife among those who know what
the latter can do. Company G is not contest
ing the drill, but are laying low for anyone who
wishes 70 shoos. souvenirs OF the camp are
Deine procured LOT uistrlouaon among the
!aoy VISITORS. inere Il hkeiy to be some fun
IN camp evenings, the ground being we'll
adapted for hghting between skirmisheTs, and
| some OF the companies are well up In this
drill Private Welnstock, OF Company A, is
afming himseii with some OF tie very de-
ilghtful song DOCKS which he had at Camp
Brown, and good singers In the companies are
plentiful. Divine service will be held Sun
day, at IL o'clock, by Chaplain Rice, at which
special choir from the regiment will assist.
The use OF the camp ground at Laurel Grove
was granted the regiment by William /.
Coleman. OF San Francisco, and it is lovely
spot tor the purpose.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following business
vas transacted in the Police Court vesterday
morning Ung Cow, Chinese highlander,
ANNASN W peb AZ GIL ePPSoASnNo W oueWcE W
charge of misdemeanor, and his deposit was
declared forfeited. Henry Flyers, young
man charged with vsgrancy, was not ready
lor tfiai, ana MS case was continued until this
morning. Deha gallagher, VINO was arrested
some Time since ana charged with vagrancy,
Was sentenced 20 ten days In the county Jail.
Deie Is quite wen acquainted with the conn-
" Jaw, having served several sentences within
VenrS.
ohe plea1eu WIFE tne Judge quite awhile, esk.
,ng Ior Igns sentence. saying she mad Just
oeea married L anu wanted as little inter.
..aPsioh % her honeymoon as possible. ELL
mayo; cnafged Win disturbing the peace,
was u'scnaigeu AT .ne request OF the COM
fiiilinf Cwoness, aieer payment OF costs.
JeIa MGCsn.s was Iound guilty, as charged,
OF aisturping ene peace, ana taxed to the tune
with disturbing the peace, had a hearing and
sae case was taken under agreement. Frank
the ,,aacs and t;1ed S5 Iohn S ~ ussurnlng
himself innocent of the charge of peace.dis.
turbance against him. and was discharged.
george Wiinams was s s,e Z. ana found guilty
VI oASseiy anu nnsu SI1 ~. Aaam Berg
..:ap, Snarseu W,sh oattery, nao MS case con-
'ihueu W 'ne i'sh'
COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINERS The
oo,,n,r Sohoo, po,xa e Pl.:.
~, % uoAion ihes yes
terday In the once OF Y. Il. Bishop. All the
members were present. The following bust
ness was transacted. On motion of z w
Rrvsr oo,r0;,tao ,,.a .nno;n.oa l.. 49,
Gh;. JIM ~ was appoinseo 9y the
canar,;r Az p sns IJss anu regulations
s eSssan sn sL poAlu nno 20 make sucn otner
o,,,~I;sot;o', aIisns ueem proper. AN
-, az anu NE oipio,
granted. Applications were also received
from Mr.. Fslrmap, Mr.. Bradper and Mrs.
the same we're sr a1h M;s u'pWpH Ss anu
asked that her certificate be renewed /: the
request was granted. G. II. Oatmsn made
application for frst-grade certificate mon
his University diploma; the Certificate was
granted. The Board adjourned. TO meet
September % at 10 o'clock.
a oHAhf lkick.-i'ast evening country
man entered clothing store on street to
buv m undersbirt He b.re,;nad Gov o,a
worth 80 cents The boy behind the counter
rolled up the article and the purchaser placed
upon the counter $40 greenback The pro.
pfietor OF the store. VINO was on the outside
OF the counter, LOOK from MS POCKET 50 30 in
SILVER ana onered II TO the customer. The
latter remarked shaS ne did not want all sill.
yer, pnI the grsenpacR 10 ms pocket and
s.srteu TOT o., sLe door, saying: III go out and
get my pli chahSeo. Inc proprietor called
MN DaSk, saying ne would give him So in
upon the counter, took his package and 30 30
in change and left The boy put the green.
uauh ~ M t ane aram.r mnen me cash was
to be a one.dollar hill The conptrv,n pv va
changed il on them. '1 ''Au
DEMOCRATIC CLUBs.-The Democratic resi-.
dents of the First Ward are requested to
meet at the st. George building at s o'clock
this evening to aid in the organization Of the
~ S A.u T WI 10 oluo. a meeting
"a eue Ssconu w aru Ietnocratlc Clu0 Will be