Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MILITARY ELECTION AT WOODLAND Com
pany F, Of the First Artillery Regiment,
held an election for Captain and First Lieu
tenant Saturday evening, to fill vacancies
caused by expiration Of term of service of
Captain Cazler and Lieutenant Myrick.
Major P. J. Harvey, chief Of General Carey's
staff, was present as inspector of election, as
was also the Colonel Of the regiment. The
result was the choosing of First Sergeant w.
+. Spencer to the Captaincy, vice easier re-
moved from the county, and the re. election of
Lieutenant G. w. Myrick. There was q
large attendance of the members, and the re-
suit of the election gave general satisfaction.
The new Captsin 10 every inch soldier. and
Company +, which is one of the finest in the
regiment, will not be allowed to retrograde
while Captain Spsncer is at its head. The
company is in fine condition, has its own ar
mory, and, is is expected, will appear in this
city on Decoration Day. The members are
already looking forward toward the annual
encampment, from which they expect much
good In military point of view, as well as
social enjoyment. The officers who went
over from Sacramento were Hospitality enter
taIoed and returned yesterday. TAe town of
Woodland Is very prosperous one, surround
ed, as it is, by fine farming lands; its people
are Intelligent and everybody seems to be
delighted at the fine prospect for bountiful
harvest of fruit and grain. the late rains in.
surfing the garnering of fine crop.
INTERNAL REVENUE The following copy
of letter received at the Internal Revenue
O9cs in this city needs no explanation
" Treasury Department, Washington, D. c.,
March %. 1888. A. L. Frost, Collector
Fourth District, Sacramento, Cal-Sir
Your letter of the 14th instant is received, in
which, you ask, Is an authorized retail liquor
dealer VINO purchases package of spirits at
given proof, properly marked, stamped and
branded, who withdraws less than five gallons
therefrom and adds water to reduce the proof
of the spirits remaining in the package, liable
as a wholesale liquor dealer, and is said pack
age liable to seizure because the spirits SO re-
duced do not conform to original marks,
brands, etc., on the package? He is not
subject to special tax as q wholesale liquor
caller unless he sells liquor in quantities OF
'nve gallons or more ct the same time, but the
package in question is liable to seizure, under
Section 32S9 Revised Statutes. Respectfully,
Green B. Raum, Commissioner"
VEsTRYMEN ORGANIzAT1oN.-The vestry.
men of st. Paul's Episcopal Church have or
ganized, as follows: Senior Warden, A. A.
Van VOORHEES, Junior Warden, w. B.
Maydwell; Clerk, William A. Stephenson
Treasurer, J. J. Brown. With the exception
OF the Treasurer, all the old officers were re.
elected. A delegation to attend the ninth
annual Convention of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of the Missionary Jurisdiction Of
Northern California, which meets in Sacra-
mento on May Sd, has been chosen, as follows:
A. A. Van VOORHEES,, W. B. Maydwell, J. L.
English, j. +. Montgomery, j. II. Carroll.
The old vestry presented their clerk, W. A.
Stephenson, with an elegant silver tilting-
pitcher as a token of their appreciation of his
services.
COMMERCIAL. : Since last report river
steamers have arrived at this place as follows
San Joaquin No. 2. from San Francisco,
with general merchandise and barge of freight
for upper Sacramento San Joaquin No. 8,
from upper Sacramento, with barge of wood
for Freeport /; Dover from upper Sacramento,
with barge of logs for San Francisco. De-
parted: Neponset, for upper Sacramento,
with general merchandise San Joaquin No.
8, for upper Sacramento, with barge of
freight Dover, for upper Sacramento, with
barge, light San Joaquin No. 2, with barge
of wood, for Freeport and barge of logs for
San Francisco ID. E. Knight, from San
Francisco, en- route to MArysville, with gen.
eral merchandise.
FoREsTERs' SHooT.-The Forester Gun
Club held a shoot yesterday at Agricultural
Park for the club medals. In the first
match Henry Biedermann won the 6rst-class
medal. There was large number of ties,
and instead Of shooting off the ties it was
agreed to shoot again for the medals. In
the second match j. d. Young won the first
medal and Frank Noble the second. There
was the usual pool shooting after matches for
the medals. Robert Allen, the lessee of the
park has had permanent clubhouse built,
which sdds much to the convenience of the
shooters, but by the appearance of the score
yesterday has had bad effect on the shooting
THE LATE CHARLES A. WAR1NG.-The
funeral Of the late Charles a. WariDg took
place yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence on Fifteenth and K streets. A large
procession Of relatives and friends, headed by
the First Artillery band, followed the re-
mains to the City Cemetery. The members
Of the Sacramento Bar attended in a body.
at meeting of the Bar on Saturday, w. r.
Cantwell, Add. G. Hinkson and l.. S. Taylor
were appointed a committee to draft reselu-
lions in memory of ths deceased. There will
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o'clock to hear the report of the committee.
PERPETUAL CALENDAR.-A perpetual cal.
endar has been received from A. L. Bancroft
& Co., which is quite novelty in itself and
very convenient in many respects. By it the
day of the week. etc, can be ascertsined for
any given date In the past, be it ever so re-
mote, even Ia the distant centuries also anv
future date can be in like manner determined.
In addition TO this feature, it is highly con-
venient Office calendar for general use, and
good for all time, as the name implies.
CRY Observation-Disclosures for week end.
ing Saturday, March S1st: S. r. Cald.
well. cemetery dues, SIS so; R. D. SERVER,
water rates, 50, 5SS n. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, s122 so; w. A. Henry, Police Court
fines, $40; George A. Putnam, city licenses,
1882 Sc; dog licenses. So 81. Total. ST.
162 so. Total disbursements, ST. 6S 90.
Balance in City Treasury, SAC. 707 81.
a LARGE AUDIENCE was present st tie
memorial services, commemorative of Mr..
Jelly. at the Congregational Church, last
evening. The large auditorium and galleries
were closely filed. DIR. DWinell spoke i'm
pressively from the words, I'VE spend our
years as tale that is told" and special pieces
appropriate to the services were rendered by
the choir.
POLICE DETAIL-The new police detail is
as follows: Day watch-Beat /. o. G. Jack
son; 2, l.. w. Farrell 8. R. w. Ash; 4, J.
NJ. Woods. Night watch-Beat /, John
Campbell; 2, Frank Fredericks 8, Henry
F~0illman 4, Il. s. Frszee. Police Court,
d. Eldred. Ssstion-house-Ds watch,
II. w. Dunlevy; night watch, Patrick Leavy.
A FINE Curacao kid, button, French kid
fly shoe. fully warranted, price 81 90. all
widths large invoice to-day at the Red