Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-23
CAPITAL CHIPS.

CAPITAL CHIPS.
The Sacramento river yesterday stood at
the foot Pinch mark.
Deputy Sheriff Orn will leave to-day for
Napa in charge of an insane man named John
Bragg.
The Second Ward Democratic Club will
meet this evening at Howe's Hall on Sixth
street.
Sixty-seven immigrants. including forty.
five males, will arrive from the East this
afternoon.
Harry +. Snow, a well-known young attor-
ney of this city, lies dangerously Ill with
pneumonia.
The Board of Equalization transacted no
business yesterday. They will be in session
again to-day.
At the sale of pledged property yesterday
NJ. Fay purchased fine horse, buggy and
harness for Sl95
Yesterday Governor Perkins commissioned
Rudolph Grikow as Notary Public for San
Joaquin county, to reside in Stockton.
The busiest place in this city is the Capital
Cannery. 4 small army of women, girls and
boys are there engaged in the canning of
green fruits.
A lad who was throwing stones at another
boy st Seventh and j streets, few days
since, missed his aim, but ruined one of the
large plate glass windows of Alderman
& Co.
Dennis Nearney, a sand.lot orator, who has
served term Of 100 days in the Oh aim gang,
was -earrested upon the expiration of his sem
tence, and will be tried for escaping from the
chain gsng.
A MID dog created quite sensation in q
lodging house on the corner of Eighth and
X streets few evenings since. He was dis.
patched by gentleman with loaded cane,
but not until he had considerably frightened
the entire household.
The regular weekly meeting of the Anti.
Debris 'Susrd, which was to have been held
last evening, was postponed for one week, in
consequence OF so many of the members hay
ing gons to Camp Raymond.
Frank II. Cook, young man well known
in this 'nty, and for many years an employe
of Hollnook, Merrill & Stetson, lies at the
point Of death, his friends having given up all
hope of his recovery. He is troubled with
heart disease and an aneurism.
Yesterday two hackmen got into dispute
at the depot over some trivial matter. They
soon in 1ulged in fighting talk. Every pre-.
lminary was arranged, and all that remained
to be done was TO pitch in, but at this point
both withdrew from the field and the reporter
lOSs o Il oe lsem.
Who WILL BE NEXT SHERIFF The ques.
ton thst is occupying the political mind OF
Sacram snso at present is, who will bs the
nomine for Sheriff? The Democracy seems
to have pretty we'll settled on A. II. EstilI
the PREF eat Under Sheriff, yet in some guar.
tiers thu name of Oliver Plummer is men.
toned. sOn the Republican side several are
spoken of. and their claims strongly advo.
Gated - their intimate friends and support.
ers. All agree that whoever is placed upon
the Republican ticket, he must be q man of
character and ability. J.W Houston, thepres.
emit Assessor, and at one time Tax Collector of
the county, is warmly Endorsed by great
many Republicans. who claim that he would
add great strength to the entire ticket. A.
J. Vermilya, the present Coroner, is also
highly spoken of, and his friends claim he
would make a strong run in the country.
Adolph Heilbron, the present incumbent, is
strongly Endorsed for the position. +. r
Dray, for many years Assessor of the county,
and man of well.known ability, is also
talked of. J. W. Wilson, Supervisor from
the Second; VIM. Gwynn, Frank Ruhstaller,
Sid Howell of the Costumes, John Lswton
OF Ashland, and Thomas Mcconnell of Nc.
ConhelPs Station, are also spoken of as being
SibiLSuo WIN CouPt Dc bulIusCcu Will Tie
Office They are all said to be heavy tax.
payers, good citizens and true Republicans.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday. All
members present. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved. On
application William Wallace was voted $40
for charity. The County Clerk was instructed
to advertise for bids for the printing of 600
copies of the new Great Register of Sacra.
mento county. The bids are to be opened on
Tuesday, September 5tb, at II o'clock A. NJ.
The Board reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. A petition, numerously signed
by resident taxpayers of San Joaquin town.
ship, stating that there was in that township
a vacancy in the Office Of Constable. and AK
ing the Board to appoint Dwight l.. Bascom
to fill the unexpired term, was received. read
and ordered on file. On molten of Mr. Beck.
ley, and, on cal of the roll Mr.. Bascom was
duly appointed. After allowing the follow.
ing claims, the Board adjourned to 10 A. NJ.
to-day: J. L. Cardwell, for wood, SIG 25;
A. leonard, sl7 %.
INCoRPoRATED.-Therew were filed with the
Secretary of State yesterday articles of in
corporation of the Bonanza King Consoli.
dated Mining Company. The Directors are
Wilson Wsddingham, Raymond Jenkins,
Clarence r. West, OF New York, and J. B.
Osborne. of California. The capital stock is
81, 000, 900, divided into 200, 600 shares. Also
of the Trojan Consolidated Mining Company.
Directors-Wilson Waddingham, Raymond
Jenkins, Clarence r. West ]. ID. Boyer and
j. B. Osborne. Capital stock, 81, 0O0, 900, di-
vided into 200 900 shares. Principal place of
business, New York City.
Wholesale HoUsEs.-A walk through
that portion of the city occupied by wholesale
firms shows thst they are doing at the pres.
emit time very large business. Shipments
to the interior onnties, especially Ell Dorado,
Placer and New Aia, are unusually large, The
wholesale prod zee and fruit dealers have all
the trade they an handle, working night and
day. California fruit, especially that shipped
from this city, Is gaining national reputa.
ton, and in all markets east of the Sierras
brings better prices than does the product of
any other section.
SUPREME CouRr DEcIsIoN.-In the case
of Dunlap & Van Fleet We. the Standard
Consolidated Mining Company, tried some
time since in the Superior Court of this
county, in which plaintiffs recovered judy
ment for the fu ] amount, the Supreme Court
at San Francisco on Monday affirmed the
judgment of ths Superior Court on appeal,
aud awarded Plaintiffs in addition ten per
cent. damages on the amount of the judg-
ment, on the round that the appeal was
frivolous.
SERIOUSLY HuRT.-Frank E. Lashells,
lad IL years of age. who was born in this city
and raised here until he was IL years old, met
with very sewers accident on Thursday last
at Biggs' station He wss riding buckins
horse, from which be was thrown The fall
was quite severe. his right thigh being broken
midway between the hip and knee. and he
was also cut an 4 bruised considerably about
the head. His broken limb was Immediately
set, and ct last sccounts he was doing as well
as could be exp Hted.
| FouKIH WaED DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-The
Democratic Fourth Ward Club met at Tou.
hey's Hall, corner of Tenth and NJ streets,
last evening. About seventy Eve were pres.
emit. Speeches were made and considerable
enthusiasm exhibited. The meeting was pre-
sided over by William Herndou. They ad.
journed to meet at the same place on Thurs.
day eve ing next.