Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-19
LOCAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TBE
CADETS.

Albert J. Lloyd, II. Lee and ". Toole, Of
the Governors Guard cadet company, have
been transferred TO Company a.
Tho following have been discharged for tbs
reasons assigned: s. Liebling, Governor
Guard, for removal frow county; Company
L. Privstes Jason f. Aeek, Frank Calvin,
Edwin G. King and Oscar Stroud, on &C
count OF expiration of term Company A,
Privates A. McInerney aud +. W. Jackson.
on account OF expiration of Term, and Private
J. Z. Mcdonald aad Bert Rider, for rsmoYa
from county.
Owing TO preparations for inspection ant
muster there viii be no regular assembly oi
the battalion for drill during the month Of
July.
The Cadets, Caplsin Fred Eisanmengsr,
fell in for muster last evening. and were in.
spscted by Major Hubbard Of Brigadier-Gen
ersl Carey's staff. There were ffsy-six mem.
bers on the roll, and Of these forty. eight
answered 70 their names. OF the eight absent
six were out Of town, while two were en-.
ployed on night work which prevented their
attendance. All State property charged to
the company was accounted for. being sll in
the armory, and In fine condition except g
few rifles which were worn considerably by
ne in drilling. The company receives from
the S5ate $500 per year. The accounts
showed that all debts contracted under Cap
tain EiseumeHgsr have been paid, and S1S6 q
cash on hand. This is q splendid fnsncisl
showing, and indicates that considerable
economy has been shown IL tie management
Of the company. After the inspection Major
Hubbard, IA q few remarks, conplirentnd
the company on the meat appearance of the
command and the splendid condition of TIE
property belonging to the Stsse.
Colonel Sheshsn was present and watched
tho inspection with considerable interest
Some fifteen or twenty members Of the Cadet
Company have been recently transferred &c
other o1mpsnies. Some recruits have bseu
addad, bus 1t Is the intention Of The Csptsiu
to increase the company to sixty strong. He
hiss but fortysight uniforms now, but hs viii
receive applications for about ten more mem
bsrs who viii be admitted and uniformed i!
the State viii furnish TIE necessary. supplies.
Lieutenant Samuel Kay vas in command
lsst evening, Captain Eisenmenger not being
In uniform CO account Of the recent death 81
his mother.
Compsnv 3 viii DO inspected this evening,
Company G On next Monday evening" and
Company 4 on next Tuesday evening. The
fsld. staff and band will also assemble for in.
speotion on next Monday evening.
Held To ASswSR.-It viii be remembered
that few weeks sinco Mrs. Martha Hebb a
Walnut Grove, in this county, shot aut
severely wounded her divorced husband
Henry Hepb BE was wounded in thrs,
pisces, and for several days it was thought
the wounds would prove fatal. Mrs. Hebl
was ARRESTED At tbs time, brought to this city
end lodged in jail. Mr.. Hebb hiss nearly re-
covered, sud appeared 10 Justice Gilmer,
Court yesterday So 8 witness agsiust M-s
Hebb, who was charged Tith an attempt C
commit murder. After hesring The evidences
and few statements OF the attorneys for the
prosecution, the Judge held tbs defendant 81
answer TO the Superior Court with bail fixed
at 50 co., Mr.. Hebb was represented BY
the District Attorney and Grove L. johnson
snd shs defendant by Henry Edgerton and J
2. Counts.
THE Board OF SUPERyIsoBs.-Tbe Bosrd
Of Supervisors metin regular session yesterday
morning All the members present. The
Trustees Of West Union School District re.
ported sn election held for the purpose O;
raising 4 speciaI school tax of $500, the ma
jo.ity Of the qualified voters voting yes. The
Assessor Was notified 60 place the same on
ths assessment roll. The Trustees OF Walnut
DCHON LIS ttC5 a2sO -SEOEtcu tusL an s-Sctlut
had been held for the purpose Of raising 5000
for hOoI purposes. which was carried.
AUCTION OF FINE F0BNITUBE.-At tie
fesi5cncs of a. c. Sayder, No. 1915 H street.,
to-dsy, 81 1890 4. N. Eherburn & Smith.
auctioneers, will sell q lot CT furniture, car
psts. etc i includes q large sos Of psrlor,
BEDROOM. hall, dining.Foom and k'tohen fur
uftuye os yqhich 2 partial list will Re fond
eissw6era ahs goods are 70 BE scia en- Sc
count q tae sasly departure Of Mr., nsder
sor he Esst