Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-24
MINOR MEsT1os.
In the Superior Court yesterday Eugenfs
Simon was created sole trader.

In the Superior Court yesterday Eugenfs
Simon was created sole trader.
| Bernard Levy, who at one time was en-.
gagged in business 10 this city, died in Oaklard
on Sunday.
| Emigrants to the number of 161 passed
| Carlin, New, yesterday, to arrive In Sacra'
| mento tomorrow.
Rollin G. Terry has filed bis claim with the
Secretary of State for tbs trademark
''Eclipse," to be used on gas stoves.
| The Board of Directors Of the Capital Saw
| inSs Bank announce that dividend OF 10 per
cent will be payable On snd after November
| 2, 1882.
| There were thu names of three boys,
| charged with misdemeanor. entered on the
police station slate at II o'clock last nig ut,
| also one drunk, one vagrant, and an indi-
vidusl charged with disturbing the peace.
The respective county treasurers of San
Francisco and Alameda counties have made
settlement with the State for taxes collected
for the quarter ending September 30. 1882,
and paid into the State Treasury the sum of
sl5.3i9 "a and 81. 978 IA.
| An open-air meeting under the auspices Of
the Fourth Ward Democratic Club is an.
nounced to take place this evening on the
corner of Tenth and NJ streets. ellis Doty,
| others will address the meeting.
There will be meeting of the Fourth
Ward Republican Club at Turner Hall Gym
| nasium this evening. The Hussar Band will
| be in attendance, and addresses will be de-
livered by Judge w. 81. Beatty, Hon. D. M.
Burns, Elwood Bruner and others.
The case of VIM. Schroer. charged with
| misdemeanor, in having violated the Gre or.
dinance, came up for hearing before Judge
Henry yesterday. Testimony was taken,
and further hearing continued until the
premises could be viewed by the Court.
III. Longton, Mrs. Leland Howe, Edgar
Rivett, w. E. Mckinney and L. P. Taylor
will leave for Stockton this morning, they
having been chosen delegates from Sacra.
mento to the Grand Lodge of the Sons of
Temperance, which meets in that city to-
morrow.
yesterday from the upper Sacramento with
two barges loaded with wheat. The steamer
Flora came down from Parrots L anding with
barge loaded with grain. and returned to
Butte City for cargo of wheat. The steamer
San Joaquin No. arrived from San Fran.
cisco with two barges, light.
Adiutaut- General J. +. Sheehan and Col.
w. Il. Burtis, Assistant Adjutgnt. General,
returned last week from San Jose, where
they lnspecte Ell company Is, OF the Fifth Bat
talon. Yesterday General Sheehan started
for Southern California for the purpose of
inspecting the companies located at Los
Angeles, San Bernardino and San Diego. 1t
is the dutyof the Adiutant- General, acting as
Inspector General, to inspect the companies
belonging to the National Guard once every
two years.
On Sunday morning as the Sacramento
Husssrs were on their way to Twenty-ninth
and Il streets to drill they stopped at the
residence Of Lieutenant T. Schueler, where
the company were presented with hand
some cavalry guide flag. The gift was a com.
plete surprise to the company, and was re-
ceived with much appreciation. The pre-
senta'ion was made by Master Frank Rub
staler in behalf of the donor. The flag is
made of silk and trimmed with heavy bullion
fringe. and bears the following inscription !:
Presented to the S. H., 1882"