Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

den on the 31st OF July For G. w.
Chesiey, case cigars; Gus Lsvenson, bun.
dies paper; C. 2. R. Il. Co., LOCO draw
springs, nut Taper, 2 bolt cutters. 2 nut ma
chimes; Baker & Hamilton, gigs, crate
wheels; A. q. Van VOORHEES, & 20 : bunda
blankets, 2 crates s.irrups, 3 boxes saddlery
hardware STANDARD Oil Co., 800 cases oil
Continental Co, l tank oil; Weinstock &
Lubin, cases hats Lindley & Co., &c boxes
lemon sugar, case cigars, 2 packages and 10
boxes tobacco Hall, Luhrs & Co. IA boxes
sardines, 5 packages and % boxes tobacco ;
Hale Bros. 4 Co., 8 bundles ard case cotton
goods; IL. ID Nash d Co, box zinc: j. M.
Wiedmann. Il barrel and box candy; J. Grei.
sil, L case whips; N. s. Arnold & Co., bar
rel and 1 box bolts, 8 cases spokes, l Gaze
stamp ware; Watsrhouse & Lester, 2 cases
spokss; Booth & CO., s packages and %
boxes tobacco; s. B. Ridgway, case ceIer.
Inc. cases iodids potash, / case licorice, 2
boxes and l barrel drugs, 1 can giycerine
capital Furniture Company, 1 case hard.
ware. case springs, box glAss j. T. Stoll,
l crate siirrups, l barrel webbing; J. j.
Spisker, boxes soap; G. B. Corwin, l case
cigars; Casey 4 Cronan, ] csse cigars Kirk,
Gsary q Co., boxes soap. boxes beeswsx,
IL boxes drugs; Adams. Mcneil & Co.. 80
boxes clans ; Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co., 2
lack-screwS, ! crate bars, B boxes and cases
hardware, boxes tobacco cutters. ! box
hooks and eyes. barrel wheels, box inter.
boxes. i bundle wood tscks, boxes adzss. 81
packages axes, % boxes locks. drums pipe
httlngs, 81 bundles iron, box thermometers,
l0 dozen buckets, box scales, box paper.
boxes firearms. 165 grind stones
MILITARY CHANGRs.-The following com.
missions have been issued during the month
Of July to officers of the National Guard
First Brigade-Arnold Wentscher, Major
and Commissary. vice Lyon, deceased. Sec
oad Brigade-Second Artillery Regiment
William III. Aldrich, First Lieutenant Com.
pany b, Light Battery, vice Knight. re-
signed; Perfie Kewen. Junior First Lieu
tenant Company B, Light Battery. vice
Aidrich,- promoted. Fifth Infantry Bat.
talion-John X. Duncan. Major, vice Ran.
lett, promoted; L. o. Nesmith, First Lieu.
tenant and Paymss.er, vics Woodward.
resigned. Fourth Brigade-First Artillery
Rsgiment-DanielR eardon. First Lieutenant
and tl1artermaster, vice Eisenmenger, pro-
moted; John Cook, Captain Company B,
wee Harvey, promoted; Frank ID. Ryan,
Senior First Lieutenant Company 3, vice
Cook. promoted; Thomas F. Smith, Senior
Second Lieutenant Company B, vice RYAN.
promoted. Rssigped-W. +. Eli. First
Lieutenant and Paymaster Fifth Infantry
battalion, Second Brigade; James A. Glib.
SON. Msjor and Assistant Adjutant. General
First Brigade; Samuel Gregory Lines, Cap
tain and Chaplain Frs Infantry Regiment.
Second Brigade; Nj. e. Old Donovan, Captsin
Company Il, Second Artillery Regiment
Second Brigade. Ratired-J. n. Pike, First
Lieutenant Company +. Second Artillery
Regiment. Second Brigade, with rank Of
First Lieutenant.
MARROW EscAPE.-On Wednesday evening,
as j. G. Medley and family were returning
home on the Riverside road, the horse
switched his tail ever the lines and began
running and kicking at furious rate, strik-
ing the dashboard each time Mrs. Medley
In STOPPING forward to remove one Of the chill
dren, who was sitting in front, received g
kick on the left temple, but fortunately the
injury sustained was slight The horse ran
into tree near By, and broke the shafts
frofa of the buggy, and then continued down
the road. The crash threw the baby out Of
d-s. Medley's arna, and in falling its foot
caught between the spokes, and the child
hGes sasre until relieved from its perilous
gositt9a. Happily no bones were broken.
Au q party escaped injury with the excep-
lions of few bruises.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIpE.-Wm Allen, aged
sbout 81 years, was discovered last evening
on X street acting in strange manner. A
man by the name Of Black went up to him to
ascertain what the trouble might be, and con-
Guiding that the man was sick. proceeded to
take him to his room, as.the northwest corner
of Third and j streets. He was there put to
bed and two physicians called in. Upon ex-
animation. al empty box marked Nor.
phine." was found in one of his pockets.
Rsstoratives were immediately applied, and,
ut 1:30 this morning. there seemed to be some
hope for his recovery. 1t is reported that he
has wife and children ia Brooklyn N Y !,
and it is believed this man took poison with
suicidal intent.
SCHOOL EXHIBITIoN.-An exhibition was
given by the Elder Creek School Friday
evening, July 2S.h. The room was tastefully
decorated with evergreens and flowers, and
was filed to overhowing with large and ap-
preciative audience. The affair was q per.
feet success, and reflected much credit upon
the teacher, Miss Clara Vandercook. The
programme consisted Of recitations, songs,
tableaux and charades, and the scholars ac-
quilted themselves to the entire satisfaction
of all present The school is considered one
of the best Ia Sacramento county, and it sure
ly deserves the unlimited praise il receives
Miss 'catha Low was chosen by her com.
panions as the most worthy recipient of the
silver medal. awarded by Superintendent
Bishop.
LAND PATENTs. The following patents
have been received at the United States
Land Office in this city Walter Cromwell,
Peter Ferari, James Gregory. Giacomo Clan.
mi. Dominica Gianini. Henry Goette, Jacob
Kingsley, Thomas Kingston, Peter Lund.
berg, Louis O;zsli. Joseph Pinard, Charles
T. Smith. Henry w. Smith (2), Christian
quest. Mineral Entries-No. 79S, United
Quartz Mine, William Davey No.
796, Sucker Flat Mining Company No.
7s7. Old Hickory G. NJ. Company, Peterson
Quartz Mine No. 7S6, Hickory Quartz Mine !:
No. 779, George B. Chadwick ct al: No, ZIG.
Chalk Hill Gravel Mine.
RUNAWAY YESTERDAY. = Yesterday. as
NJ. Madden's horse was standing in the alley
back of the Golden Eagle Hotel, the hotel
bus, in driving by. accidentally struck the
wagon, the horse became frightened and
started down the alley to Sixth street, up
Sixth to J and TO Seventh, down Seventh to
NJ, up M street toward the County Hospital.
1cQo5tIi&uS gave tfic runaway dh OPeu fON0,
aud no damage was done. Mr.. Madden
thinks his horse belongs to the celebrated
Bronco stock.
NEw 0RGANIzATIoS.-Oa Wednesday even.
ing several gentlemen met and formed G..
w. Club. and elected the following officers
President, NJ. Block First Vice President,
A. Mooser Second Vice President, Herman
Steinman Secretary, n. j. Nathan Treas.
urer, S. Wsssermsn Trustees IF. Steinman,
Elias Steinman, d. j. Simmons I. e., q.
Politz o. s., S. Ginsberg. A commit.ee
has bsen appointed to obtain suitable rooms
for the Club.
OPEN.AIR CoNcRRT.-The Hussar band
WIN give one q tlssif pleasing orsa-air con.
certs at the Capitol Park this evening. The
following music will be rendered: March,
:. Field Marshal fantasia, "1'he Picnic 2
waltz. " Twilight solo by VIM. Flanagan,
composed by E. s. Grant; schottische,
% Sunlight n-thema and variations by E. S.
Grant 10y request); grand comic medley
gallcp. Here's Health )" " Home Again.
STATE SCHOOL CEssUs.-Ths Superintend.
eat of Public instruction says that the re-
ports of the school census are all in, except
Sacramento county. When that is received
al aPPSttitlAtiCaS VI tut scaUQl 1uUQS VIII &c
made. The amount subject to superintendent
Is $685.. 476 6S.
IEsAsE.-Gsorge w. Wolfe, man who
: imagines himself full of canary birdr. was ar.
rested yesterday for insanity. He was pro.
nouncsd insane by board Of examining
--nkysicisn,, but will be kept st the city jail 3
feSdsys. il hafes that be will get over It.
New CIrIzEs,-In DEPARTMENT. Two Of the
Superior Court yesterday. Gostleib Frey, q
native " Switzerland, was eSmittsi to cit.
zanship on the testimony Of Jacob Schmid
ard Joseph Borgi.
PIAcsRvILLE Ac.aEsY.-This thoroughly
equipped and f,urishiug institution will open
for its next term August 49, 1882. for both
ladies' and gentlemen. Address 6. P. TiadaIl,
Principal