Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant.C Colonel Guthrie. Major Mckee
Major Harvey, Captain NearY, Captain
Sheehan, Captain Dalton, Captain Burke
Captain Cook, Captain EIsenmenger, Lieu
tenants Long, Bush Miller, Rivett, Sheehan,
Wiseman, Woods and Miller COMPANY Az
The full band attached to the regiment was
also present. The meeting was for the pur.
pose Of going on 6 serensding tour, and the
company formed and marched to the resi-
dence of the newly-appointed Brigadier-Gen
eral, John T. Carey. After serenading him
the company proceeded to the residence Of
Adjutsnt. General Cosby, at 1912 Il street,
and from thence TO the Golden Eagle Hotel.
where Colonel Creed Raymond is stop
ping at the present. From the Golden
Eagle the party repaired to the Langham.
arriving jast at the close OF the Gubernatorisl
reception. At all the places visited the sere.
nsding party was cordially received, and
were invited to partake of refreshments, &c
which they did justice. Each officer visited
made few complimentary remarks. Colonel
Greed Raymond, who is ex-Colonel Of the
regiment, appeared to be highly pleased to be
sgain surrounded by the military officers.
The party dispersed about midnight. They
were accompanied duripg the entire evening
by Assemblyman Murphy, a member of the
Military Committee.
INcoRPoRATIoNs The Pacific Coast Cam.
brian Colonization Company, of San FraE.
cisco, yesterday fled articles Of incorporation
with the Secretary of State. The purposes
of the corporation are for promoting the colo
nization Of lands in Oregon, Washington
Territory and Idaho. TIE Directors are j.
Meredith Davis David Hughes and Richard
Jones of Oakland, w. A. Jones and Thos.
d. zEC e
Cheney, Washington Territory, Owen Hum
phreys OF Pataha City, Washington Terri
tory, and John A. Jones of South Vallejo.
The capital stock is 500, 600. divided into
1000 shares. Also, by the Mexican Mill and
Mining Company, of Oakland. The Direc-
tors are John Gushing, Allen d. Cushing,
John w. Phillips, W. L. McCrary, Grant L.
Taggart and w. J. Dingee, all Of Oakland.
The capital stock is $780, 600, divided into
1. 200 shares. and sail subscribed. the Direc-
tors taking 100 shares each, and the remainder
equally divided among l.aac E. Shaw,
Samuel Francis, j. o. Rhinehart. W. G..
Hsnsbaw, George E. Lille and Frederick
Lewis.
A YoLo CASEY esterdsy was the second
day of the trial of the case of Margaret Tay.
lor vs.. Mary E. Oher and husband. The suit
was transferred from Yolo county by con-
sent, and is an action brought by Mrs. Tay.
lor to set aside a certain deed conveying
property in Washington. Mrs. Ober is a
daughter Of Mrs Taylor, and thu plaintiff,
who is now 62 years of sge, claims that
undue influence was used to obtain the deed,
and that tie grautor was in feeble condi
ton when the deed was made. The case was
tried last July, but new trial was obtained.
There are a large number of witnesses, and
at the adjournment of Court yesterday the
testimony for the plaintiff was not con-
clude1. The trial of the case will be resumed
this morning. The plaintiff is represented
by +. II. Moore, and the defendant by
Grove L. johnson.
The SToRM.-The rain continued falling at
intervals yesterday until about noon. At that
time there was a shower of hail and snow,
which made the ground white, but soon melt
-edl Lightning was visible and thunder was
I'D about that time. The sky became clear
inSae afternoon and last evening it was quite
cold, with Wind from the south. The rain
fall for the storm, according to the rain gauge
at the Signal Service office, was Ito inches,
making 10 SO inches for the season, which is
l. 81 inches below the average rainfall for the
past six seasons. The report of rainfall re-
ceiyed from other stations at o'clock last
evening was At Les Angeles, 8. 3S inches !;
Visalia, .35 Of an inch San Francisco, 81 Of
an inch, and Red Bluff, .39 of an inch.
JEwELBY SE1zED.-A press dispatch re-
ceived at this Office last evening states that
yesterday in New York city J. NJ. Wilson,
examiner of foreign mails attached to Special
Agent Braskett's staff, seized suspicious
looking package from Switzerland, which was
addressed to Miss Matilda Guanguan, Sscra-
mento, Cal. It was found to contain large
religious book having thick leather binding,
and about the middle Of the inside OF one of
the covers a diamond ring. valued at $50.
was found embedded in neatly cut space, SO
that the book when closed excited no sus-
picion. At the hour it was received nothing
could be learned of the person TO whom the
package was said to be addressed.
MuITARY.-The Governor has accepte
the resignation of L. l.. Dorr, Lieutenant.
Colonel and Surgeon of Division, N. G. c.,
and also that of George Bigley, Captain Com
pany 81, Second Regiment, Second Brigade,
and placed him on the retired list at his own
request. Edward Everett has been commits
stoned as Captain commanding Company +,
First Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade,
and Thomas r. Browns as First Lieutenant
Company +, same regiment. Commissions
were also issued yesterday to Robert Mckil.
lican as Inspector of Rife Practice, Warren
B. English as Quartermasser, and Charles +.
Trayers as Paymaster-all on the staff of
Major. General Turnbull.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-This evening,
at the Metropolitan Theater. Rice's Surprise
Party viii open an engagement in " Pop, y
introducing scenes and selections from the
popular operas Of the day, viz: Carmen, .
Merry War, . Pygmslion and Galatea. .
"L'Arch Duke" Patience" Romeo and
Juliet" "Ohvette - AID "Msscotte," inter-
spsrsed with extracts of melody from several
sources, including limitations by the comedian,
J. A. Macksy. The company has Just closed
a successful engagement IN San Francisco,
and is well spoken of By the San Francisco
press. Seats can be reserved without extra
charge.
THE ODD FELLOWS BANK CAsE.-Yester-
day, in Department One of the Superior
Court, Judge Williams Of FL Dorado county
presiding ths trial of the case of Smith We.
Odd Fellows Savings and Commercial Bank
was resumed. The trial was commenced be-
fore Judge Williams several months since.
Yesterday j. N. Williams, II. G. Smith, w.
Deckman, l. IL, berksy ana SSmuel RoOr.
man were examined. The further hearing of
the case was then continued until tomorrow.
LAND PATENTs.-Governor Stoneman has
signed patents to school lands, sixteenth and
thirty-sixth sections, as follows r. L.
Besrdsley, G.. G.. Gardner and John Steel,
Cslaveras county Henry L. Fritts and John
Prinderville Lake county; John Taylor and
j. II. Sturtevant, Mendocino county; Chss.
L. Wiggip, Monterey county Frank Cash,
Fresno county r. E Hyde, Tulare county
also. patents to University lands to A. M.
Bailey ard M. n. Ryan.
Police CoUKT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
Ed. Fellows, drunk, pleaded guilty, fined S..
John Rspp, drunk, pleaded guilty. sentenced
tp twenty. four hours in the city prison.
Thomas Granny, conmon drunkard, found
guilty, sentenced to fifty days in the County
Jail. Z. NJ Skaggs, threats TO do injury TO
person. continued until to-day. John Hart
;gsn, disturbing the peace, discharged.
NoTAR1Es PuBLIc.-Yesterdsy Governor
Stoneman appointed and commissioned No
taries Public to reside as follows: S. P.
Guibersop, Santa Paula, Ventura county
John I. Gordon, Azuss, Los Angeles county /;
n. A. Young Santa Ana, Los Angeles coun-
ty; j. NJ. Wilson, Walnut Creek, Contra