Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-20

The temperature, wind and weather at II
b. yesterday was For Tatoosh, Az east
and clear; Olympia, Az, north and cloudy :;
Portland, AZ, south and cloudy; Fort Can
by, 46' west and foggy Roseburg, 45', esst
and light rain; Mendocino, 49, northwest
and clear; Red Bluff, 50', north and cloudy :;
Sacramento. so, south and cloudy; San
Francisco, SO, southeast and cloudy; Los
Angeles, 81, southeast aud fair; San Diego
65'. south aud cloudy; Salt Lake, 49,, east
calm and cloudy; Cheyenne, 90, west and
cloudy; Denver, 2l', north and clear North
Platte, 2l', calm and threatening; Omaha
16', southeast and cloudy; Yankton, 2O',
south and hszy; Deadwood, IA, north and
cloudy.
ETERNAL FITNESS. These are words
well written all over the coast, for even the
great divisions Of land and water forever f &
the names they bear with dovetail adapta-
biiity. The great sleepy ocean lying to the
westward rolls under a title BETTING its
peaceful character. The cid Spanish s9ilor
long ago from his galleou saw cut ling sharply
into the eastern horizon a chain cf serrate
peaks Of snow, and he called them Sierra Ne.
vada. The pious Mission father looked upon
the California valleys lying calm as the soul
Of sainted w1meu-the rivers running clear
as the flow of Eden streams-and he gave
them the names of Santa Barbara, Clara and
VISA. The Russian found within these dark
forests reminders Of fsr-awsy Scandinavia,
and he called his New World home Wslhalla,
after The paradise of the Northern warrior
gods, where the spirits of dead heroes forever
feast on the flesh that is never consumed. 1t
has been said by the trsdUcers of the craft,
that when the souls Of the good and true are
gathered ia the light OF the Arctic fire. and
ushered through the upper arc Of Victory to
sup with Thor and Odin, the reporter will
ascend with them, as his precarious existence
here below on cheek will eternally fit him
to banquet Away on the jowl on the Morse
mans mythic boar. So mote It be. Yester-
day, when the workman began to wash from
the Mills 1tstuary the dust which had &C
cumulated thereon during its long passage
from Italy, in the fitness of the thing he used
CASTLE soap on Queen Isabella. Over the
rich marble dress, Jewels and crown Of the
stone woman he rubbed the soap until the
Queen Of CASTLE was robed In a lather white
as the snowy peaks of the Pyrenees, and
spotless as the soul of Murillo5 Virgin.
IScoRPoRATIoSs.-Th following incorpora-
tions have been fled with the Secretary of
State: Williams Composite Pavement Com
pany, of San Francisco. Directors-F. L.
Gross, NJ. II. Turrill, Charles B. Turrill of
San Francisco, and Fredric Clay and +. E.
Weston Of hopeland, Mendoclno county.
Capital stock, 5000 Co., divided into 10000
shares. 30. K srckhcf Gunner Mill and Lum'
Der Company, Of Los Angeles. Directors
George A and James herckhoh, James and
Robert i. Cuz ler. Capital stock, $500, 600
divided into 900 shares Alhanbra Adj
ton Wgter Company. Principal place OF
business, San Gabriel, Los Angeles county.
Directors. DeBarth Shorb Il. F. Bishop,
J. Harbert, t. s Watkins, I. W. Wood.
Capital stock, S250,00O, divided into $500
shares Also three different companies by
the same directors, to wit The Peer Mining
Company. the Peerless Mining Company,
and the Naldron Water Company, all Of
San Francisco, with the following Directors
Il. II. Tolls James l.. Flood. George Il.
Wells, }. B. Low and George Frier. Each
company has = capital Of $40, 900 600, and d.
vided into 100 600 shares.
TIE BUFFET CAR "EL RIO. The new
buffet car FL Rio" which Is now in this
city, is a wonderful improvement upon the
ordinary style Of sleepers. Taese cars have
ben used for some time in the East, and
fifteen Of them are to be placed on the over.
land route. running through from San Fran.
cisco to Omaha. They contain all OF the
latest Improvements, are finished in the
highest style OF the car decorators art. and
have twelve p .per wheels each. The car con-
tai1s ten sections, a state-room, smoking
room, two tgilet-ro9ms fox ladies. . large
dressing-rOom for gentlemen, and a buffet
In the latter can ia obtained lunch, with tea
or coffee, etc. Electric bells c1uuect each
section with she buffet so that PASSENGERS
can order their .uucses without leaving their
seass The car is finished in mahogany. in
l. o. :.
polished.
8iErRoPOILTAS TBEATER. The Netropoli.
ton Thea.er will be opened for holiday week
on Monday ey sr;ng next by the Jay Rial
Ideal Combination, the star Of which is Miss
Louise Rial, an actress of acknowledged
ability. Two performances will be given on
Christmas Dsv. 90 Monday and Tuesday
evenings and Tuesday matinee the late East.
err success Taken From Lie, will be pre-
sented, with Miss Rial in the leading role.
Il will be placed on the boards with the same
scenery with which 1t was presented st Wal
Lacks 5Theater in New York. For Wednes-
dav evening. " London Assurance is under
scored The box-otice will be open at 10 A.
N Monday. when sests can be secured with
ont extra change. Jay Rial is represented by
his agent, james Huver.
ErsrRAcHr ELEcrIoN.-The semi-annual
election for officers Of the Ferein EintrAcht
took place on Tuesday, December 18th. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term PresIieut, G. Meyer; Nice-Presidenf,
+. RuhstAller; Recording Secretary, l.. Gut
he'll; Financial Secretary. h, Heinrich;
Treasurer, b. Wilson Requisiteur, z. Dohn;
President of Dramatic Sectiop, a. Rudolph
President of Singing Section, +. Rink; Pres
idept of Literary Section, ca. Schni.t;
Trustees. L. Himmel. J. Sisdler ana B. Ruh!.
MOTHERS, II you want doll for your littls
daughter. or one for some ores else. buy them
now st Red House while they are going.
Z Oug great doll sale is drawing to close.
Every doll must 90 at some price, Red
House.
STATUTES at Hancock's, 629 ] street, st
abulously low prices to-day.