Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Harlow, one pair sleeve buttons. Fat won.
ans rsce-First prize, fancy tea pot, Mrs.
Kane; second prize, one pair lady's lies,
Mrs. Stsffans. Sack race-first prize, Ice
pounds -four, King Silva; second prize, ha',
MIR. Catling; third prize hat rack, George
Burger. LadiCs egg race-First prize, Nora
Buckley, lady sewing set; second prize, Eva
Bourne, one shawl. Co a. you please (old
mau's rae John Mitchell, one ha,r.
Race for men over 80 years of age-First
prza, l00 pound sack OF -four, c.. w. Har-
low secosd prize. box OF tea, +. !. G.hring.
Walking match for boys under is years OF
age-First p;ize, William Hanoley box of
tea second prize, i. Daley, door bell. Best
looking Inal on the ground, William Hanley,
box OF tea best looking lady, Mrs. Rippou,
shopping baske. aud la1y's scarf Three
legged rsce-First prize, silver cup, won by
Silva and Robbins; second prize, knife
basket, Nolan aud Hauley; third prize, pair
of slippers. Biiwsll and Sayre. Oldest gen
tleman, Atr. Desine, box of tea ; oldest lady,
Mrs. joyce, lamp. B.ind-man rses-First
prize, meerschsum pipe, Charles King; sec.
oud prize, two boxes Of cigars, VIM. Desmond !;
third, one pair Of gold studs, j. O'Neil.
Girls running race. under 10 years-Frst
prize, glass pitcher, Katie Fay second prize.
one psir OF vases, Minnie Gallagher. Boys
running race, under 10 years-First prize.
boy 5 hat, Joe Hines second priza, one pair
Of sleeve buttons, Thos. Daviny. Girls run.
ming race. 10 to II years-First prize, q set Of
jswelry. Mamie Buckley second prize,
pair of scissors Eva Bourne. Boys running
race, 10 to ii years-First prize, box Of tea.
Chas. Anderson second prize, brush and
comb, +. Hilbert. Young married ladies
race, mp to 30 years-First pIizs, satin para
sol, Mrs. Shaw; second prize, lady's fan,
Mrs. Boyd.
IEcoRPoRATIoYs.-Th were fled in the
office of the Secretary of State yesterday
articles of 7nqorporation of the Trades Assem-
bly, Hall and Cooperative Association. Prin
cipal placs OF business, San Francisco, Direc-
tors. K. Phillips. Henry Marsden. George
A. Co1ter. John Robson, John w. Smith, P.
Cookery. John Jory, C. X. thinner. S. r
Wilson, Frank Roney, VIM. Clsck. Capital
stock, 500, 600, divided into 20, 900 shares
Also of the Gar Mining Company. Princi-
pal plaza of business. San Francisco. Direc-
tors-C. d. O'Sullivan, Daniel Gala
PITT. J. NJ Gitcheli. Capital stock,
50. 600 600. divided into 80 coo shares. 49,
Also, General Miller Mining Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectors-W William Corcorau. G.. r. b. Hayes,
A. J. Bryant, George Z PITT, w. NJ. Pier
son. Capital stock. 81. 000, GOO. divided into
$4,000 shares Also, Maryland Mining
Company. Principal place OF business, San
Francisco Directors-Daniel Callaghan. G.
D. O'Sullivan. George E. PITT. George W.
Reynolds. e. B. Jennings. Capital stock, So,
OO0, OCO, divided into 81, 00U shares Also,
Bryant Mining Company. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors-A.J.
Bryant, c. ID. 0'Sullivan, George h. PITT,
George W. Reynolds. George B. Hayes.
Capital stock. 50 COO 900, divided into 90 900
shares Also, Jennetts Mining Company.
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-Danisl Callaghan, A X. Dur
brOn. J. N. Geteheil, George = p PITT, VIM
Pierson Capital stock, s., COO, coo. divided
into $4,000 shares 80. Also, jamestown
Mining Company. Principal place Of bust
ness. San Francisco. DiIectors-C. +. Jen-
nings. VIM. NJ. Pierson. A. K. Durbron.
George L. Pifz. Wm. Corcoran. Capital
stock, s., 600 600, divided into $4,000 shares.
49,. Also, Order of Mutual Companions.
Principal place of business, Petaluma. Direc-
tors-A. P. Whitney, G. Temple, II. l.
Weston, L. Ellsworth, john Fritsch. No
capital stock.
CEMETERY ITEMs.-The records in the Office
of s. R. Caldwell, the Superintendent Of the
City Cemetery, show that during the month
of NAV % deaths occurred in this city; still
born, 2; brought here for interment, II !;
total, A. Interments were made as follows :
City Cemetery, 81; Helvetia Cemetery, Z !;
st. Joseph's Cemetery, Il; New Masonic
Cemetery, l !; Jewish Cemetery, l +; sent to
San Francisco, l I; total, ~ There was col
iected for sale of lots, S2S6 %; there was
collected for sale Of permits, SOL total,
S2S7 %. Amount received from Helvetia
Cemetery over ordinary cemetery dues, s..
SET FOR HEARING. The matter of the
petition of Attorney-General A. l.. Hart to
compel Louis McLane as the surviving Trus-
tee Of the Sacramento and Placerville Rail
road Company to operate the road between
Folsom and Shingle Springs, has been set for
hearing before Judge Hunt, Judge OF the
Superior Court of the city and county of San
Francisco. at that city on July oh next.
LETTER CARRIERS REPoRT.-The follow
ing is the report of the letter carriers for the
month of May, 1882: Delivered-Registered
letters, 203 mail letters, %, 126 mail postal
cards, j, AL; drop letters, 2, 100; drop postal
cards, 2, 4S9 papers, etc, q, 230; total, 6l,-
G2S, Collected-Mail letters, q, 979 drop
letters, 992 postal cards, 5,7l9; papers, etc,
2.755; total, 81, AS.
REAL ESTATE SALLY esterday Sherburn
Il Smith sold at auction the east half of the
south half of lot l. and all of lot 2, in block
between G and II, Sixth and Seventh streets,
TOD. +. Msnke: aud the south quarter OF
lots and 4, in the block bounded by G and
ID, Tenth and Eleventh streets, to William
Krause, for $50.
THE SPRING RAcEs.-The Capital Turf
Club this evening at the Capital Hotel will
open entries for the spring races. The belief
is that it will be found every race has filed.
Iu that case the spring racing here will be
exceptionally fue. The meeting tonight
will undoubtedly be one of much interest.
AFRICAN LILY.-A fine specimen Of the
African lily was exhibited at the RECORD
UNION Office yesterday by Mrs. Frank Ma
nuel. who resides on Q street, between Sec.
ond and Third. The flower was very large,
of dark red color, and ID considered very
beautiful specimen OF rare fiower
BUSINESS CHANGE-The firm of Wash
burne & r sdman. doing business on j street,
between Sixth and Seventh, was yesterday
dissolved, NJ. A. WsshDurne retiring from
the firm. II. f. Rsdman, the remaining
member of the firm, will continue the bust
ness at the old stand.
CoMuIssIoNED.-Hor d. Rlnlett has
been commissioned as Lieutenant-Colouel
commanding Fifth Infantry Battalion, Sec
ond Brigade. Thomas Il. Clifford has been
apDointed Commissioner Of Deeds for Califor-
MIA, to reside at New York city.
THE ScoRE-At the shooting match held
at Elk Grove recently the following scores
were mads First tcam-G. Coons, 1G; Dan
Stevens, IL. Second team. M. Coons,
20; d. S. Bascom, 10. Third team-C. era
ham, 10 John Dolson. II.
REPORT. - The following
freight passed Odgen for Sacramento on the
III: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 200
kegs nails, Io5 kegs mule shoes Central Pa.
citic Railroad, l car walnut lumber Scofieid
Il Tevis, box paint.
NEW REsIDENcE.-J. Coppin has just COM
pleted new residence, twostory frame and
basement, on the corner of Nineteenth and
n streets. Tine grounds are now being filled
ip, and when finished will be a good Improve
ment.
MoUYTAIS TRour.-A large lot of fresh
mountain trout, rockcod, perch, skates, sal
moD trout, tomco1, smells, soles, founders,
codfsh. salmon, shrimps, crabs, Holsters,
alaIu6 and Eastern oysters Can De bAu fresh
a, ID. DeBsrnardi & Co., sos and 80 K st.
RECEIVED YESTERDAY from Weudel. Fay &
o.. New York, 70 suits Of Middlss5x flannel,
which are being sold for Sl4 90, at Red
House.
AND still the demand continues for A. L:
Stewart Il Co.'s goods at Hale's great special
sale.
NOVELTIES in dress goods constantly ar
irving at Hale's.