Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-17
rHE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
AoqgarIsgs1RNy sIgNTIoN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A yo1UM1NoUs CAsE.-There had last
evening been la witnesses examined in the
Gold Run debris case. on trial before Judge
Temple. The official report of the testimony,
which is written out from the stenographers
notes from day to day, now makes II, 500
naoes of legal cap. This is nearly all bound,
and to date makes forty volumes, each an
inch and one-half in thickness. The case has
now been on trial forty three days. As the
report makes nearly volume for each day,
and it is anticipated that the end will not be
reached before the 1st of February or later,
the entire report, including arguments, will
probably make about sixty volumes. These
laid one upon another will make column Of
"debris seven and a half feet in hight. The
entire report will not. therefore, probably
contain less than 1900 folios, or Zoo, 600
words, and would make a printed volume, in
the type and style required by the Supreme
Court. of 1900 pages. It is estimated that
the cost of making the shorthand report of
the Gaze and transcribiHg into ong-hand will
alone reach about S12, 900.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday, all the members
present except Mr.. Bailey, who was reported
as improving from his late illness, but still
unable to be out. The minutes of last meet
ing were approved Allowances for the relief
of Thomas Hargos and Mrs Merryweather,
SIG each, were made. Upon application of
A. Heilbron, the use OF the upper hall OF the
Pavilion was granted to the Turn Ferein Tor
the night Of February l6. 1882. The petition
of George Tavener ct al. for change of road
in Road District No. was taken up, and
after consideration the report of the Viewers
was approved and an order passed declaring
the proposed road a public highway. The
Overseer of the district was also instructed to
open the same for public use. Upon applica-
ton, George Smith was allowed SIS for relief.
The Board then adjourned, to meet at 10
A. N. to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the 10Th: For N S. Arnold & Co., box
carriage bolts A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co..
boxes hardware Billingsley & Co., 9 boxes
tacks; Huntington, Hopkins L Co., 100
bundles scythe snaths, 10 cases hardware;
w. A. & G. S. HoughtoD, case books. The
following passed Ogden on the 18th: Booth
& Co, 100 cases condensed milk A. A. Van
Voorhies & Co., Is boxes shoe backing;
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 2 boxes molding
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 2 plates iron, z
boxes iron butts, 83 boxes nails Lindley Il
Co., 40 cases pigs feet; Central Pacific Rail
road Company, 20 coils packing, 80 car
springs, l case hardware. There has also been
shipped for this point by the Atchison, To
peka and Santa Fe Railroad For S. E.
Roberts, box household goods.
MINERS CoNvENTIoN-It is learned from
Hamilton Smith, Jr., President of the Min
ers' Association, that Convention OF min
ers, at which all the mining interests of the
State will be represented, will be held In
this city Immediately following the conclu-
sion of the Gold Run debris suit, now in
progress, and at which Convention delegates
will be appointed to represent the mining in
terests of the Joint Convention to be soon
thereafter held, in accordance with the
recommendation of the committee from the
San Francisco Board of Trade. The latter
Convention it is thought will also be held
here, by reason of the centrality of this point
for all who will attend.
WoMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
A meeting of women was held yesterday
afternoon at the Presbyterian Church to COM
plete the organization of the Women's Chris
tion Temperance Union. which was started
at the Christian Convention last week. Mrs.
Wilder presided, and Mrs. Nusbaum acted as
Secretary. The constitution and bylaws
were considered, each article separately, and
adopted. Committees were appointed, and
after deciding to continue the afternoon
meetings at st. George building for the pres
ent week, the meeting was then adjourned.
FUNERAL SERyIcEs.-The funeral of Mrs.
D. W. Welty took place from her late resi-
dence on o, between Fourth and Fifth Streets
Yesterday afternoon, and was very largely
ii df taH h1J
DIR. Dwinell, and quartet, consisting of
Mrs. LaDphere, Miss Jennie Woods, Frank
Clayton and o. II. P. Sheets, accompanied
by Mr.. Grove, sang. The pall-bearers were
Judge McKune, Judge Mcfarland, w. r.
Strong, A. G. Sweetser, John Stevens and
DR.. A B. Nixon.
ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Capital Gas Com
pany was held yesterday afternoon and the
following were elected Directors: CAPTAIN
Oliver Eldridge, Louis McLane and D. J.
Tallant, of San Francisco, and j. X. Watson,
Albert Gallatin, James McClatchy and Z.
H. Cummings, of Sacramento. The price OF
gas, after February 1, 1882, was reduced to
So per 1000 feet.
COMMISSIONS IssUED.-The Governor has
issued military commissions as follows: Jo-
seph s. Green as First Lieutenant, Company
A. Fifth Infantry Battalion, Second Bri-
gade; Alex. Sloan as Second Lieutenant,
Company C, First Artillery Regiment, and
Hiram NJ. Barton rs Senior Second Lieuten-
ant San Bernardino Cavalry. unattached,
First Brigade.
ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL.-An enter
tainment and ball viii be given this evening
at Turner Hall by Court Capital No. 6, 742,
Ancient Order of Foresters, in honor of their
first anniversary. Music will be furnished
by Jones L Beebe, and the entertainment
will commence at $50 P. N. Tickets can be
procured of any member, or at the door.
SENTENcED.-Lee All Pong, who was re-
Gently found guilty in the Superior Court of
this county of murder in the first degree, and
recommended in the verdict to be sentenced
to the State Prison for life, was yesterday
sentenced by Judge benson to Folsom prison
accordingly, for the term of his natural life.
NorARIEs PUBL1c-The Governor has ap-
pointed Notaries Public: J. w. Rose, for
Sonoma county, to reside at Healdsburg
O. z. Stidger, for Nevada county, to reside
at San Juan; John Brownie, for Solano
county, to reside at Vallejo.
INCREASE OF STocK.-The Directors of the
Homestake Mining Company have fled with
the Secretary of State their certificate of
having increased their capital stock from
$40 O00. coo to S12. 800. 600, divided into
125, 600 shares.
MILLINERY AT AUcTIoN.-D. j. Simmons
will sell this afternoon, at 2 o'clock snd this
evening st 7, the stock of millinery, ladies
hats, bonuets, ribbons ETC., st 517 j street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
TRApE-MARK.-A claim for trademark
by Macondray 4 Co.. of San Francisco, has
been fled with the Secretary of State for
'sGolden Seal" upon their brand OF teas.
REAL ESTATE SALR-Bell & Co. will sell,
at IL A. II. to-dsy, on the premises, the west
40 feet of lot l. bounded by Eleventh and
Twelfth, ] and K streets.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
has appointed P H. Hoffman as Commis'
sioner of Deeds for this State, to reside at
Baltimore, Maryland.
HABEAs CORPUS CASE. The habeas corpus
case in relation to the custody Of the child
of C. II. Gilman and wife was postponed yes
terday until to-day.
For SAN QUENTN.-Sheriff Sprague, of
Butte county passed through yesterday en-
route TO San Quentin for term of eight years