Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-21
l99AL lNTELLIGENCE.
EECAMpMENTs-wHAF IT is P opposed
70 DO.

General Order No. "a, issuel from the
Adiutant Generals Office under date of June
Is h, reads as follows: 50 In view Of the in.
sufficient amount appropriated by the last
Legislature for the expenses Of the n. g. C.
for the thirty fourth and thirty.ffth fiscal
years, 10 Feginental encampments will be
held, and no permission viii be granted to
any Fs2imsat, by brigade or other command.
err, e. 90 ia-o camp during the next fiscal
year"
There Is 2 disposition among all regimental
and company cfiicsTs TO hold encampment on
their own responsibility. Some even suggest
the probability that under the lage there viii
be no trouble 70 collect the money from the
State. E951dF preteads 60 deny that the
deficiency arises from the additional expense
incurred by mastering in the Third Regi-
meut ia San Francisco. This is Demo.
cratic regiment, and it is claimed by many
that thsi- admittance TO the National Guard
d part - She programme arranged during
the canpzisn Of last fall.
There is q call published this morning for
. meeting d the officers Of the FiIss Artillery
Regiment, 20 be hsid at headquarters Satur-
day evening. II is expected that the matter
OF going into camp win be discussed. The
people Of woodland have raised about 81. 600
more, making total OF 81 800 raised already
By being very economical the regiment may
get through So eight days encampment for
-, 0JJ. III 81 $50 more can be raised the
regiment viii probably carry on the pro-
grRmme already arranged These encamp-
meuta have been Of the greatest benefit to The
Sacramento regiment particularly it being
the oCly occasion where its companies get
together, On account OF their lOcaGOn-OGe
being at Camptonville, one at Nevada City
and another at Woodland. Every one who
underi tauds the matter will not hesitate 70 say
that thec1ups derive more benefit from the
eight days dTill in camp and the instruction
given In the general duties Of a soldier, than
a twelve month"; drill in armotiea. The ar-
rsngPmonts are all completed, contract let
for furnishing rations, transportation, etc,
and 81 that remains TO lie done Is 20
raise additional funds to carry on
the eneampment, and, II concerted action is
had, tsi5 should no. be difficult matter.
The officers ard men OF the regiment feel in
dignaat that q stop should be put to proceed
ings al thia ia-a day, after being encouraged
by the autho1itiss, who were fully aware Of
the preparations being made, and who now
cry, Halt !" II is likely that when the peo-
pie of Woodland understand the situation,
they viii swell the amount already raised
and TIE companies Of the regiment will prob
ably add all they can TO the fund.- and If
there Is still . deficiency, there are friends Of
the regiment IN Sacramento who will con.
tribute bb0rRuy.
The First Infantry Regiment Of San FFsn-
cisco had mRde arrangements to go into
camp st San jose on the SOth Instant. The
Bulletin OF last evening says: At a special
meeting Of the officers Of the First Regiment,
held st tbs headquarters on New Mont
gomery street last evening, the matter of
going into camp this year was discussed.
The Board of Location and Organization
having adopted \ retrsnchment policy, there
is no public money to pay the expenses
After s long discussion, 10 which all the oti-
GERS took part. Il wAs finally decided that the
regiment so into camp. The provisions Tor
their doing so are as follows Each company
of the regiment to be assessed $500, and the
Colonel and other field officers to raise the
remainder Of the sum necessary 20 pay ex-
penses. The expenses are set Rt 81 coo, and
San Jose is expected to contribute 81, 500.
TRIAL Jurors. "A yeuire fox sixty trial
Jurors was ordered ia the Superior Court yes
terday, returuabla July 10Th. The following
named were drawn Sacrameuto-Peter Bry.
ding, T. c. Chandler. II. E. Parker. Milton
Twiggs, Joseph Guth, ST., Charles p Ma
than, E. P. Fig. William Hellinge, james
Mcclure james Jordan, y. J.. Drew, Mi
Chael O'Nsgs. B. Llsky, J. w. Wilson,
James G0vao, NJ. Litzberg, g. Deluchi, Ho-
ratio Hu,d. II. Wsinriob, Martin AREN'T,
John ". Rock, l. Mehius, w. Il. Davies,
Y ". Gum, David Cooper, l.. E. Wander
cook. Thomas Saylss, Ezra Pearson, Joseph
Hcpley. ii, Barber, Ahner Burns, Peter
Fuchs, G. I. g. Sale, George w. L)rsuz,
George w Jost, Frspk Fish, L. G. Eberts,
NJ J. King, Il. Q. Nav n. j. Stanley, c.
Iser Geosge Eigss, r. A. Fisk, a. Rode
I'll T,bv
Deer. Ire township-J. b. Mitchell w. X.
Lindsay American township. n. Bah.
cock, j. +. Cross. Call. S, Crabtree.
Walnut Grove-Joseph Wise. Elk Grove
David Coons, c. Ssmuslion. Ashlsnd-Da-
vid McCue. FlaTin-W L. Rswlins. Court
land-Frapcis Doty. Freeport-J. w. Lee,
Joseph Gosling. Mississippi township-W.
CArriok.
A New TURSoUT.-There appeared on
the streets last evening a very handsome
four.horse vehicle, known as wagonette.
the Grst of the style, it is believed. in the in.
terror, if no. Oh the coast. and made after the
latest Eastern pattern. 1t was built at the
factory of II. NJ. Bernard, in this city, for J..
w, Wilson. In strength, grscefulness OF
outline, and elegance of finish, it is not sur
passed by sny vehicle in the city. 1t is so
constructed as TO be turned within its own
length. Il Is mounted upon heavy but easy
springs, a1d bears 8 phaeton-top, elegantly
upholstered, IS are also the seats. The en-
trance is from the rear, and the seats are on
three sides. Tbs vehicle carries eleven per-
sons c9nforesbiy. Last evening Mr.. Wilson
drove fouF hsrses to it on the Riverside road,
conveying party Of gentlemen invited by
him to Fids on the first trip made. The
wagonette attracted much attention on the
streets Of Sacramento, where so many hand
some turnoGss are seen.
GoYE TO MuPuAs.-Tha. " there's many
a slip 'twixt the cup aud the lip is an old say
ing. and E sonsorial artist in the neishbor-
hood OF she Golden Eagle Hotel says it Is a
true ere. he was engaged to be married On
Monday. the hour wss set, the invited guests
present, the priest on hand to tie Hymsn's
knot. the wedding feast spread, the tickets
for the intended honeymoon trip purchased,
aud the groom, arrsysd in black, white tie
and vest sna immaculate gloves. wss wait
ing in anxious expectancy. Bat Mary Ann
oh, where was she Well, at the last mo-
ment, she concluded that it was hard enough
tussle to work for herself, and not proposing
10 take upon her hands the responsibility Of
s husband, she procured ticket for Mil
pitss.
POLICE CouRr.-The following cSses were
disposed of il the Police Court yesterday
Chas. Schlutius. misdemesnOr, pleaded guilty
and was fined IS and costs, or five days in Ii.
County Jail. Annie kerwIn, for taking lit
tie too much Of the ardent and kicking Up
row in an otherwise pescsful neighborhood
pleaded guilty rs charged, andy was fined $40 o.
the alternative of ten days in the County Jail
All Chen was tsied and found guilty Of mis-
demeauor. but was let of with an extremely
light fne-only S. Jose Soto. who mads
murderous assault upon woman Sunday
evening. st Front and \ streets, will have hi
examination on the I'D.
BOARD OF SuPEgvrsoRs.-The Board o
Supervisors met in regular session st 10 a. N
yesterday. W. Il. Fry was elected RoaS
Ove-sesr Of Distric. No Is. Reports Of III
Road OrsTseeFs Of Road Districts Nos. 5
and Is we're read and plsced On file. J. Z
blanchard ana y. l., Willis we're eIectss
members Of the County Bssrd of Education
The District Attorney wss Instructed TO con
mencs suit to open e road over the land OF d
W. Lass, be not having accepted the avari
Of damages heretsfoEe allowed by the Board