Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-12
ADVERTIsEMgNr MgRTIoN.
LOCAL INTELLIcENGE.

L
olumne county. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Directors, P. B. Cornwall,
Richard Chute, James McCord, Alex. War
ner, John A. Davis. Capital stock, &. 600, :
700, divided into 100000 shares. By the D.
K. Mining Company. In other respects same
as preceding. BY the Odessa Silver Mining
Company, Tor the purpose Of mining in Cal.
leo Mining District. Principal place CT bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors. w. W.
Stow, Thomas Bel, George Ccngdon, I. w
Gaskwilsr. Sol. heydenfeldt Sr. Capital
stock, $40. 0e0, 600. By the San Pedro Lum.
Der Company. Principal place Of business,
San francisco. Directors, Z. p, j. a., @.
A. and G. ~. Hooper, E. G. Flsgg. Capital
stock, 5000 600, divided into 2,0Oo shares.
by the Bsn.cia Building and Loan Associ-
atlon. Principal place Of business, Benicia,
Solano county. Directors, A. Mcdowell, w.
ID. foreman, L. A. Ryder, Alex. Robinson,
Andrew Graham, Calvin w. Farnswort
James Ciyne. Capital stock, 5000, 000,
divided into 5000 shares. By the Pacific
Gas Governor Association. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Dire ,tors. M. ].
Arsiek, Z. p. Fliaf, a. Gray, W. T. Her
rick, Charles q. B. Blakeslse. Capital stock.
$500 divided into 10. 000 shares.
THE Police COMMISSIONERS Board
Of Police Commissioners met yesterday, pur-
suant to adjournment. Testimony was taken
which subssantiated the charges Of unofficial
conduct against special officer James Jones,
and he was dismissed. The Board adjourned
to meet on the 18Th instant. The charges
made against George S. Sager by railroad
officer e. /. Burke were not investigated az
they had not been placed in writing As to
the charge that he had deserted his wife few
years age, it il found by reference to the
records Of the Superior Court of this
county thai, under date of January 81 1881,
In the case OF Geo. S. Sager vs.. Katherine
Sager. an application FOR decree of divorce,
judgment was entered granting the divorce as
prayed for. The judgment says that 10 APP
pearsnce was made by the defendant, ner
was there demurrer or answer made to the
complaint The judgment further Gays thst
the defendant, Katherine Ssger, has been
guilty Of willful desertion, as charged in the
complaint 1t is probable that nothing will
be done IN the mstter of the investigation, as
Mr.. Burke declined to make the charges in
writing.
WEEK OF PRAYER.-Prayer will be offered
in the Protestant churches to-day for "The
nations" For sovereigns. rulers and magis-
trates; that all laws favorable to cruelty and
vice, the opium traffic ard intemperance,
may be abolished; for the bestar observance
Of the Lords day; for peace and good will
among mep, that all may yield obedience to
the powers that be, and that the spirit of
lawlessness may be subdued; for the cessa-
ton OF war Ythas the pursuit OF literature
science and art may be influenced by the fear
of God that all people may be turned from
their sins, saved from unbelief, and brought
TO know christ as their Savior that Gods
ancient people, the Jewr, may be delivered
from their expressions, and all prosecuted
Christians bs relieved. Matt. V. to 16;
Prov. xvi. Ito -; Rom. xiii; Psalm cxliv
l Peter ii. 10 to %; 2 Tim. ii. l to 81; Acts
x. "a TO 48; Rom. xiv. to 10 Jerem. Xxx;
Mark x. IS to 45.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE. Tonight will
be the lass but ore of the play of "The
White Slave "a drama than which few if
any have been more effectively presented
here. The entertainment this evening will
be for the benefit of D. J. Simmons, the
manager. Additional attractions will be
presented, and some new epecialties intro. |
duced into the drama. A special effort will
be made to warm tbs house thoroughly. The |
manager has taken bread risks in the en-
deavor to maintain long theatrical season |
and hss arranged for great varsity of dra. |
matte performances. It is the custom for
the manae eInent to take an annual benefit, |
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tuniiy for the public to make manifest its
recognition Of the efforts made to cater TO its
tastes in the matter of theatrical amusements.
THE ADJUTANT-G ENERALsHIP. y yesterday
the question of who was to be Adjntant- Cen
eral Of the SAFE was settled by the appoint
ment OF General George B. Cosby of this
city. General Cosby graduated from West
Point Academy il 1852, and was Captain
A.. L 1
in 1861. He has been Secretary in the State
Engineer office for several years past and is
man of family Colonel j. J. Cosby OF
San Francisco has been appointed Assistant
Adjutant.General.
CAPTURED.-A number of cunning boats,
fishing tackle, deooys and other things have
beea recently ssolsn from the marches in
Solauo county. The suspected parties were
tracked up the river by Deputy Sheriffs Wells
and Woods of that unity. and at Walnut
Grove three men were arrested, and yester-
day they were taken back to Solano county.
The men gave the names of John Knapp,
Jacob Felters and Benjamin Lord.
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on tie
S;h: For a. A. Van Voorhies & Co, 2
boxes names. CASES and roll leather; jos
Hahn & Co., 1 case drugs; Hale Bros Il Co..
l case dry goods; Lindley & Co., l case
cigarettes; G. b. Corwin, case cigars
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 100 kegs and 20
half kegs rails, 1 hogshead lantern glohes
A HuFreli, box personal effects.
BRAKEMAN ISJURED- brakem IN named
johnson, on freight train No. IS, had bis let
foot badly crushed near Penryn on Weduey-
day morning by icing run over by car. A
special train vas dispatched from here by
Superintendent Wright and the man brought
to the Railroad Hospital, where his leg was
ampusated above the ankle. Last evening
ne was reported to be doing as well as could
be expected.
THE HILL TOP CAsE-The argument Of
the motion TO Dissolve or modify the injunc-
ton against the Amador and Sacramento
Canal Company was concluded in the Supe
rior Court yssterday. The argument and the
reading Of afiiaavits has occupied day aud g
half.
Police COURT. = Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows:
Charles Shsa-, Jr., battery, pleaded guilty,
fined SO; Gsrgaret Duprey, disturbing the
peace. pleaded guilty, fred $40: Fred
S5evens, drunk, pleaded guilty, fined SO.
4 g FHZ gKSIFEn Ar WoRk.-Among the
many genuine and rare bargains which we are
daily Offering, there is one to which We would
call your special attention-that of splendid
line of coiored ottomsns, which have been
marked down to 70 cents. They are goods of
excellent quality, and these who call FIRST will
resp the harvest. Hele's stupendous clear
ancs sale.
BLACK SILKS (zros grain) dress lengths
price, 65, s. and 95 cents per yard, worth
double. Scotch plaidz, IN small and large
patterns, 12a cents per yard suiting plaids,
12a cents per yard black cashmeres, 42ineh
wids. extra fine, 80 cents per yard; other
goods at equally as low value. at Red House.
PERSONAL Will you be home ct 10 O'Clock
to-day, or buying brocaded silks st 30 cents
per yard, at the creditors sale of Ander-
son & Hamm?
ONE THOUSAND REMNANTS Splendid
values; now is the time; stupendous clear
anca sale. Hale Bros. L Co.
AT 10 o'clock to-day you can buy twenty