Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-29
l0QAl INTELLIGENCE,
MILITARY NOTES.

The application Of Captain J. p. Brown,
commanding Company Z, First Artillery
Regiment, located at Camptonville, for the
muateriug out Of his company, was forwarded
to general headquarters Saturday. Captain
Brown IS the ranking Captain in the National
Guard Of California, having been in active
service nearly twenty years, and is a general
favorise with the officers and men of the regi.
ment. He is man who has won the love as
well as the respect of all with whom he came
in contact. Il is mainly through his peg
soma! exeTtieus that g company has been
maintained so long at CamptonYille, and the
reasons for its disbandment are the difficulty
of keeping Is recruited up to the standard
required by law and the contemplated change
Of residence of its Captain at not distant
day, Il is rumored that be intends taking
Up his residence In this city-a matter that
his msny friends here will b. glad to learn.
The Cthcers OF the regiment in Sacramento
are desirOus of having the vacancy filed by
mastering in another company in this city,
and there are slre&dy about seventy names
enrolled, mostly young men who have already
seen service. A petition has been forwarded
to A6iutant-Gene Cosby asking to have
tdis company mustered into service, and, if
battalion, Thers are in the new company many
prac.iced srtillerymen. Thers are ample
accommodations in the armory for two more
companies, and all Of the companies of the
regiment would practically be together,
With the exception of Company G, Captain
J. A. Bapp commanding, of Nevada City
II tha application Is approved the capital of
the S5ate will be eLablsd to make better
showing with its local military than it has
Tor many Yesrs-a matter for congratulation.
the brigade review, dress parade and an
nual b3ll Of the regiment has been postponed
until Wednesday evening" November 7th, as
Major General Turnbull and staff cannot be
here on the %. The event is already suc.
cess, socially and financially, as the best citi.
zens of the city have taken hold of the mat
ter, showing that the regiment has been gain
ing steadily In popularity. A gentleman of
long military experience says he does not re-
member, during long acquaintance with the
material of which the various companies are
com p ised, to have seen such soldieFly, self
respecting men as Bow compose the various
companies, it requiring q rigid examination
as 20 health, mental and moral qualifications
before candidate will be accepted in the |
ompElies. Captain Spencer, commanding |
COmpaly +, at Woodland, writes that he !
will Dring forty men at least to the review,
and many citizens will come with the COM
psDv, q special train being run that night |
1t is the in,en ion TO have company battalion
drills frequently during the winter in order
TO give lieutenants an opportunity of master
ing the Grill. The bsttery will also be re-
quirad to detail sufficient number of men to
grill regularly at hsndliug the heavy guns
under the instruction Of competent officers.
A meeting of the brigade and regimental Off
cers viii be held some evening this week for
instruction.
POLICE COURT T-SATURDAY.-The following
business y as transacted in the Police Court
Saturday: Louis Tripes pleaded guilty to a
charge Of petit larceny, and was sentenced to
the c5ain.gang for forty days. Ah Yen, a
Chinese vagrant, was sentenced to the county
all for ninety days (second conviction).
Thomas Ryan was convicted Of being drunk,
and sentenced to pay fine of $40, or go to
the county ] ii for as many days. The Judge
thought from his looks that Thomas was a
sailor, aud asked him if he had ever been
aboard q ship. He replied: mo, sir.
never was on the inside OF a chip, your homer;
but I have been On the outside of many
fVe.cent schooner Thomas Dunn was fined
SO on a similar charge. He tried TO beg off
said he had taken but two drinks of the 'vile
stuff, ana the same was recommended to
him by his family physician. Samuel Nc.
Closl-y Was convicted Of stealing an overcoat,
aud sent TO the chaing gang for thirty days.
Mrs. An o.e was convicted of being q COM
mon druukard, and sentenced to the county
iau for ninety days. She is young, rather
prepossessihg 10 appearance and the mother
Of bright looking lad of eight years. During
q year past she has become addicted to dIink,
and hss an unc lntrollable appetite for strong
drink. Her mother was sent from one of the
San Francisco Courts to San Quentin for q
term OF years. When she was found guilty
she adlre SD ths Court, asking to be sen-
tencsd for like term in the same institution.
She was given ninety days in the county Jail.
She took her sentence very c0olly; said she
was very well acquainted at the county Jail,
having been released from that prison only
few days since.
SERVICES YEsTERDAY.-The attendance at
the various churches was not as large as
usual yesterday, on account of the absence of
bright weather The usual services were
held, but with these changes in pulpit sup
plies Edward Kimball, evangelist, preached
morning and evening at the Westminster
Church in tie absence Of Rev. MIR. Rice.
who is attending installation services Of q
pastor in the Presbyterian Church at Placer
vile. Rev. ?. $. Knight, of Salem, Or,
preached morning and evening at the Con-
gregational Church, and win remain during
November IS stated supply and acting pas
tor. Rev. &. L Green officiated at St.
Paul,s Church, in place of Rev Mr.. Davis,
now 10 the East, Rev. O. I. Elliott occu-
pied the desk in the morning at the First
Baptist Church. Rev. H W. Featherstun
held farewell services at the NJ. E. Church
South, and will leave for the East today to
resume the pastorate of q church in his native
State. AZ the Sixth-street NJ, L Church re-
vivsl services were held, aud which will be
continued esca evening the present week
Revival services were slso held st Kingsley
Chapel lsss evening, Miss Sswel aiding the
regular pastor Ia the services.
CoNMERoIAL-The following vessels have
arrived at this city since the last report
Steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from San Fran
cisco, with general merchandise and barge
of freight for the upper river. and barge
Of lumber for n. L. Drew 4 Co. and Sacrs-
mento Lumber Company. Steamer San
Joaquin No. 5 from San Francisco, with
barge Eight. Varuns, from the upper Sacra.
mento, with barge Of grain. Dover, from
the upper river, with barge of wood for the
County jail and Freeport brickyard.
Neponset, froml;he upper river, with general
mercnaAdlse. departed: Dan joaquin NO.
2. with barge Of grain, for San Francisco:
Varuns FOR the upper river. with barge of
freight, Neponset, for the upper Sscrsmen-
to, with general merchandise.
AUDuoR's REPoRT.-Receipts for the week
ending October 81. 1888: William Lauf-
kOtter, cemetery dues, sS4 so; R. D. Server,
water rates, 81 1853; N. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, s6j W. a. Henry, Police Court
fues, 1884 30; George A. Putnam, city IL
censes, S704 81; dog licenses, 50 IS; special
pavilion tax, $50 90; H. B. Nielsen, street
assessments, 81. $50. Total, Sc, 636 81. To-
tai disbursements, 81, ,793 43. Total amount
In city treasury, S24O g95 60.
THAT scarf is perfect daisy, snd only
cost 30 cents st furnishing goods sale Of Red
House to-day"
THE placs to get bang mp article is at the
Hair Store. $40 ] street.