Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mining Company. Principal plaza Of bust
ness, Forest City, Sierra county. Directors
IN. H Ball, II. j. Redmond, Fl. G. Stout,
B. F. Littlejohn, II. W. Wallis. Capital
stock. 81, 05O.O divided into 21O,0 900 shares.
=. BY the San Joaquin Valley College As
ISOLATION. Principal place of business,
Woodbridge, San Joaquin county. No cap.
itsl stock, Directors-J. A. Sollinger, r.
w. Williams. d. Shuck. J. II. Keen, d. G.
Rush, J. L. Field, q. NJ Palmer By the
Muscupiabe Water Company. Principal
place of business, San Franci.co. Directors
Charles +. A. Talbot, VIM. Fl. Talbot, Ira
Pierce, VIM. II. Mead, w. p. johnson. Capt.
tai stock, $500 000, divided into 5, 600 shares
By the Bald Mountain Oil Company. Princi-
pal place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectoIs-Joseph Fl. Weed, Lawrence STAMINA
han. f. A. VIII, George Nolan. J. Finck, ?.
McGovern. Capital stock, 81, 000. 900. divided
into 100, 600 shares. By the San Francisco
Mining and Manufacturing Company. Di-
rectors-Thonas B. Valentine, D. B. Fran
els. Hugh II. Boyle, L. Haight, Daniel w.
Green. Capital stock. 81, 900 GOO, divided
into 100, 900 shares. Principal place Of bust
ness, San Francisco. By the First Presby-
terrain Church of Concord, Contra Costa
county. Trustees-John Brawand, William
Caven, Ed. J. Jsquith - BY the State
Board of Evangeliz ation of the Church of
Ware, J. Fl. Mccullough, William Rice,
Silas March, w. w. Smith, William John
son, s. Sturges. Principal place of business,
San Francisco.
FREIGHT TO ARRIyE.-Freight for Sacra-
mento passed Ogden on the 1st instant as
follows: For Hall. Luhrs & Co., 30 boxes
Goldfish, so cases syrup A. A. Van VOORHEES,
& Co, l bale blankets; w. F. Peterson, 2
cases candy; Billingsley & Co., IA crates
wood trays, % boxes pail handles; S. Lip
man, bales comforters; Booth & Co.. 50
boxes cheese Adams, McNeill & Co., box
cigars Ii. Eckhardt, CAGES cartridges, 2
cases firearms Baker & Hamilton, Is boxes
hatchets, boxes axes, boxes AIDES Lind
ley & Co, l case show cards; Scofeld &
Tevis, barrels lanterns, IS barrels lamp
burners, 1 box wicking. cases lamp shades,
16 barrels lamps; A. M. Smith, barrel and
l box gas fixtures, barrel lamp globes !;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 80 packages
hatchets, 2 packages axes, 81 bundles SHOW
els, ICY iron channels, 100 bundles sheet-iron,
10 boxes iron castings, 200 kegs nails, 176
bundles iron pipe; q. z. r. R., II boxes
lamp chimneys, l box lamp shades; Holman,
Stanton & Co., box iron chain, box hard
ware, box picks, box mattocks, car load
plows.
SPORTING NoTE.-A sparring exhibition is
announced to take plaza rext Thursday even
ing at Armory Hall, on which occasion Jem
Mace, the champion of the world, will
"set-to with Professor Slade, the Austria.
lian half breed whom Mace Ia taking East to
match against Sullivan, of Boston. After
the sparriDg exhibition a 75-hour handicap
heel.and toe walking match will take place
between G. A. Hartman, champion of the
world, and Nine. Exilda LaChapelle, cham
pion lady pedestrian of the world, and John
Callahan, champion of the Pacific Coast
Hartman made in New York, in 1878, 1901
miles with but IL minutes rest, and 100 miles
without stop. Hs has now standing chal-
lenge of SIS coo for any competitor, which has
not been taken. In Chicago, in 1881, he
made $50 miles in 40 hours and AZ minutes
LaChapelle made 90 miles in "a hours at Gil.
mores Gardens, New York. In Chicago she
walked 2 700 quarter.miles in 3, 200 quarter
hours. Callahan is q walker of no little &C.
lebrity.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.--The Board Of
Supervisors were in regular session yester-
day, all the members present. A commune
cation was received from the Chairman of
the Board OF Supervisors Of San Joaquin
county, stating that the Dry Creek bridge
had been received by that county, and that
the portion of the cost due from Sacramento
county is S1,131. On motion, the claim was
allowed. p. L. Bradford was elected as
Justice of the Peace Of Franklin, vice G. T.
Bascom, deceased. r. McWilliams, an indi
gent person who has been for some time an
inmate of the County Hospital, appeared and
asked to be sent to Los Angeles to his friends.
The matter was referred to Superintendent
White, of the Hospital. J. E. Hobbie was
allowed S125 for work on exporting the county
books. The Board adjourned to meet at 10
A. NJ. to-day.
PROPOSED New CHURcH.-Rev. J. Cross
man, of the Evangelical Association, who
came from Oregon to Sacramento for his
health last spring, has ever since been preach.
ing on Sundays in the Jefferson school build
ing. He proposes now to take steps looking
to the erection of chapel on Twentieth or
Twenty-frst street, somewhere between ]
and P streets. He has met with encourage
ment from the people in that section, who
desire church and Sundsy-school in that
region. His denomination has a church
already on Tenth street, between o and Z,
where the services are conducted in the Ger
man language. In the proposed new chapel
it is the intention to have the services wholly
in English.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows All
Shuck, Arising, Tom Wen and All Tie, smoking
opium, found guilty. and sentenced to pay a
fine Of $40; John Ferguson, common drunk.
ard, found guilty, sentenced to sixty days in
the County Jai! John Jones, petty larceny,
found guilty, sentenced to thirty days in the
County Jail II. Clark, malicious mischief,
discharged Mrs. Smith, drunk continued
to January 5sh /; All lung. burglary, con-
tinusd TO January 5.h; William Adams,
Judgment for petty larceny, thirty days in the
County Jail.
ANOTHER CLAIM w. III. Hamilton yes.
terday filed with the Board of Supervisors
his claim against the county for ss4 %, being
the amount of his percentage as architect on
the claims recently allowed to z, H. Nc
Grew and others for extra work done on the
Hall Of Records. When the claim of Nc
Grew and others was fret presented to the
Board, Mr.. Hamiltons sworn testimony was
that thera was no extra work on the building
1t was on account of that testimony that the
claims were denied, and hence the commence.
ment of the action to recover.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-A. L. Frost, United
States Internal Revenue Collector for this
district, makes the following report of rev.
enue collected for the month OF December /:
On distilled spirits, 81 S4S 80; on tobacco,
snuff, cigars, etc., 81, 240 " on fermented
liquors, IS rs %; total, s7,SO7 IA.
SUR AGAINST THE CouNTY.-Papers were
served on the Board of Supervisors yesterday
in suit sgainst the county for the possession
of the County Hospital George Gillespie is
plaintiff in the case. w. G. Van Fleet Is
his attorney. The matter was referred by
the Board to the District Attorney.
AUCTION To-DAY,-To-dsy at 1880 A. NJ,
by order of H. Hurd, assignee, the entire
stock of Ames, Earle & Co., corner of Seventh
and J streets, appraised at nearly SO 600,
consisting of stoves, gas fixtures. hardware,
etc., will be sold by public auction. d. j.
Simmons will act as auctioneer.
Too CLosE.-Odd lots and short lengths in
dress goods, silks, boots, shoes, clothing, etc.,
before taking stock, will be sold st much un-
der the regular price, at the Red House.
A RARE TREAT can be expected at Hsle's
stupsndous SALE commencing Monday next.