Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

has Issued the following orders: l. Compa'
MES A, B, F, G, Governors Guard Cadet
Company, regimental band, the field and
staff officers THE latter moIntedl, will assem-
bic at the Pavilion, in full uniform, on Tues
day, May 30, 1852, at $50 O'Clock, a. NJ,
sharp, for the purpose CT participating in the
exercises Of Decoration Day. The Sacra-
mento Hussars are invited 70 act rs escort ia
the command. III. The field asd staff will
report TO the commanding officer, the band
and non-commissioned staff TO the Adiutsnt.
III. Captains Burke, Dalton and Harvey
viii furnish details from their respective COM
panies to receive Company 7, and escort it to
quarters upon arrival ia this city. The band
will also meet the company at the depot.
". The Qusrterm asser viii arrange for the
transportation Of Company from Wood
land and return, and viii also provide suta-
bic rRtious and quarters for it while in the
city. V. Captain Harvey will detail Equad
from the battery to fire the usual salute dur.
ing the ceremonies st the cemetery. VI.
Captains j. p. Brown, Camptonville, and J.
A Rapp, Nevada City, commanding Com.
panies L and g, respectively, will assemble
their companies az their armories on the same
day, and hold such exercises in their judg-
meat is best suited to the occasion. Dress
parade will be held at 6:30 P. u. on Seventh
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which the city companies will escort Company
i to the depot. The Sacramento Hussars
are also invited TO participate in the evening
exercises.
CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICER.-Recent-
ly officer j. j. Carroll and two other officers
arrested four young men st house on Sec
ond street, between J and K. and booked q
charge against them of visiting a room where
opium is smoked. On being searched at the
station-house. sealed letter was found in the
possession OF one Of the arrested parties. Il
IS said officer Carroll opened this letter Yes
terdsy the defendants were tried upon the
charge against thsm, and the facts elected
were that the four were found in room, one
lying on blanket spread out in the middle
of the room, and the others disposed in
various situations about the room. Neither
OF them were found smoking opium, nor was
there any opium smoke in the room, but the
officers testified that they smelled the fumes
OF opium in the room. The defendants were
discharged by the Court, there not being
sufficient evidence to convict. After the case
was concluded complaint was filed with
Justice Of the Peace J. @. Tubs. charging
Carroll with hsviug committed q misdemeanor
in opening, reading, and causing to be read,
TIC l6LlSF ILculAOHc1 6DOhcy ne uOb DcluB
authorized to open the same, either by the
writer of the letter or the person to whom il
was addressed. A warrant was issued for
CAROLS arrest and placed in the hands of
Constable William J. Cooper for service.
Carroll was arrested, brought before the
Court, and made deposit for his appearance
The case WIS set for trial on Tuesday next,
ut o'clock P. NJ. Charges were also pre-
ferred against Carroll before the Board of
Police Commissioners.
PnIAE AwARDs.-The proprietors Of the
&ss~@S.ore some time since offered
cash prizes for the best compositions by juve-
nile employees of the establishment, on the
subject DUTY" Last evening the compo-
sitioa sead and submitted. There was
larN4 Sesssdsnce on the occasion. j. r
Watson. Grove l.. johnson and Frank Miller
constituted the Board of Judges, and the
awards were made as follows, the Juveniles
being divided into three classes. according to
age and ability Glass A-FiIst prize, Frank
Cooper second prize, Saul Williams hon
orsble mention, George Feeney. Class B.
First prize, Albert Pait; second prize. Tommy
Barry honorable mention, Freddy Webb, &.
Ogden and James Carroll the latter having
had but one days preparation. During the
evening the company was entertained by
vocal music by quartet. instrumental music
by H. Wolfe, and readings by S. Farnsworth
and A. Lyons.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Bosrd met yes
terday, pursuant to adjournment, all the
members present. Mr.. Blair moved that the
Overseer Of Road District Nc. IA be in.
structed to open the road known az the Kelly
Pierce Vermilya road. Roll called. Ayes
H.. pr,41ar pailax- and Ropklav Macs
Wilson and Christy The petition of Charles
Brown, asking fer relief, was referred to Su-
peryisor Wilson, with power to act. The
petition Of residents of Election District No.
"a, demonstrating against the consolidation
of their precinct with the Tenth, was read
and ordered on file. Supervisor Wilson of
fered the following resolution, which was
adopted THAT bids be received for calci-
mining the County Hospital, two-coat work
in all the wards and one coat in the main
building The best of material to be used.
Bids TO be opened on June 9th. The work
to be completed in two weeks from date OF
contract"
CoEcERT.-Mrs. Ella Lsnphere gives her
first concert tonight at the Congregational
Church. She will be assisted by Miss Fleiss
ner, Miss AIilliken and Miss Felter, as So
pranos; Mrs. Carter, contralto; Professor
Fleissner, Mrs. Berkey and Miss BOIL, as
pianoists. MIR. Ball will play violin obi
cato to song By Mrs. Carter. Mr.. Bail.
largeon and Mr.. Bruner will be the bassos,
and Mr.. Buchanan, the tenor. Mrs. Lam
phere will appear in several selections as q
soloist, and in trio with Miss Milliken and
Mrs. Carter. Albert Hart will add variety
to the programme with select readings.
The programme is announced as choice and
exceedingly varied. The seating plan is
open at Hammers music store to-day, v ithout
extra charge.
POLICE CoURT.-In Judge Henry's Court
yesterday the following business was trans
acted All Sam, for burglary, case continued
until May 10Th Tom Crooks, Meyers, alias
Virginia jim, Joe Coffay and Frank Kelly,
charged with visiting an opium den, dis
charged Edward Ryan. battery, dismissed !;
Bridget Daley, disturbing the peace, dis
missed Jack Gamble, keeping faro bank,
held to answer to Superior Court, with bail
fixed at $500; E. NJ. Skaggs, gaming, dis
missed John Montgomery, gaming, held to
answer to Superior Court, with bail fixed at
$500; Fred Castle, gaming, discharged.
TRApE-MARKs.-Th American Salt Com
pany, of San Francisco. have fled trade
mark on salt. It consists of crown above
which are the words So Premium, American
Salt Company" and below the words " War
ranted Pure Extra Refined Carmen Island
Dairy and Table Salt" the whole being sur
rounded by o scroll Also, Wellman, Peck
& Co., of San Francisco, have filed a trade.
mark on yeast powder. It consists OF an oval
vignette on the left hand, aud the words
" Melross Baking or Yeast Powder to the
right thereof, set in ornamental bordering
and scroll-work.
SERIOUSLY IYJuRED.-H. G. Thiele, while
removing a locomotive from q planning ma.
chine which he was operating at the railroad
machine shop, Thursday at P. NJ was badly
injured by the string to the crane breaking
and allowing it to fall upon his left leg, prob
ably breaking it. He has BEEN taken to his
hotne in Washington, Yolo county.
INcoRPoRATED.-Thers were filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday
articles Of incorporation of the Imperial Con-
solidated Mining Company. Principal place
of business, Grass Valley. Directors-John
Sowden, John GLEASON, William L. Richards,
=. Penhall, George Fletcher. Capital stock,
eeaa mo Divided into So, 90 shares.
EssS CI1s The Pacific Sporting
Liak hss elsstsi a.ssa officers President.
q T. EfoPges asident, f. q. From.
Treasure, flohr; Secretary, f.
far mmittee-W. Graf,
r. i sss5S4s- a,w@l. So. w. P. Whittier.
: the ciaD viii soon have glass ball shooting
match, the first Of the sessaa
CIRcus.-Westman' great Eastern Show
has done on immense business in the interior.
The "Colusa Sum-" the "Marysville APP
mail the "Grass Valley Union and It'd
ms" also the Nevada Transcript and the
Auburn papers speak in high terms of this
sbow. They will show here tonight to-mor.
~ afternnnn and evening. when they 90