Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-26
STATE CAPITOL ITEMS.

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The Governor has appointed the following
notaIies William Vsa Eoorhies,, Oakland,
Alan ida county, vice F. b. Hsswell, term
expired; John NJ. Fulwe.Ier, Auburn, Placer
county, vice self g. W. Hodgkins, Taylor
vile, Plumas county, vice self; j. W. JInl..
Quincy, Plum4s county, vice sell; L. @.
Lambert, Monterey, Monterey county, vice
self; Med r Nenabls. San Luis Obispo,
San Luis Obispo county, yic3 self; George
PeTley, Modesto, Stauislsus county, vice
self Julius Levy, Wis Ala Tu!are county.
vics self; S. 9. Brown, Nisalia, Tulare
county, vice self; J. .. Lovej9y, Visalia,
Tuiara county, vice self; L. 4. Rodgers,
Sonora, Tuolumne county, vice self; W. f..
Shepherd. San Buenavsutura, Ventura
county, vice John /. Requs, resigned James
G. Henderson, Mercsd county, to reside at
Los Banos.
BRING IN THE scALPs The Board of SUI
peryisors yesterday passed an ordinance,
which will go into effect in about fifteen
days. Offering a bounty for the killing OF
coyotes, wildcats, foxes and eagles. TIE
scalps of the animals-both ears and face
and the heads of the eagle must be taken
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made that the killing wss done in Sacramento
county. The ustice will keep record and
report to the Supervisors. All the animals
must have been over a month old to entitle
the slayer to the reward. Il Is said that a
party named Hamilton, an old hunter, who
has had many q slirmish with Indians, but
is now residing 10 Sacramento, has iutimsted
an intention of entering into an arrangement
with FREUD, who Is the proprietor of a wolf
and coyote ranch in Nevada, to have for
warded to him many scalps as possible.
He has also expressed the belief that big
yellow dog would furnish a good coyote scalp.
The various justices of the Peace sud los,
se5sors of CANNES Of the style mentioned will
do well to take notice.
Police Court In the Police Court yes.
terday the case of Henry II. Mansfield, for
bigamy, was continued until February 18th,
TO give opportunity for certain necessary
papers 70 be sent Tor TO the East Indian
jail g pleaded guilty 20 hsving been drunk,
and wes fined $40 or ten days, be being an
old offender in that line. go. E. Plant, Tom
Diguon and B. Fraton also pleaded guilty on
a similar charge, and were fined s. each ..
Henry O'Niel entered like plea to a like
charge, but, there being certain mitigating
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q. /. Bsnick and - er, drunks for
fsited tn If deposits The case # Teal
I Rose for disturbing the peace, was continued
until the - h Thomas J. Conner, for
vagraucv, was sentenced to forty days IN the
county jill " Harvey Mitchell, Tom Au-
deEson and Tom D,nshus, the boys VIII, on
the previous day, pleaded guilty Of petit lar
ceny, were sent up 90 the county jail for six
mouths.
LEG BLOWN OFF.-There was brought
down from Redding yesterday, Ga his way to
San Francisco, Chinaman who recently va.
badly hurt while working in the construction
of tunnel near 1.-THE front" of the Califor.
MA and Oregon Railroad. II appears from
WHIST the Cinnamon say that s. blast had besu
prepared, but the fuse failed to ignite the
powder as soon as it should. Some of the
men returned 90 the tunnel after : while, and
this Chinaman bad just resumed work when
the explosion took place. One Of his lsgs Wss
blown f Just below the knee, and be YVES
otherwise hurt. He insisted upon taking the
piece OF leg and ico5 along with him i'll sack
when he went to the Bay yesterday Not
withstandiu2 his injuries, he seemed to be in
pretty good spirit, and laughed and talked
witn these Of his couutrymeu who gathered
around the bed on when re Icy.
EXEPTs' ELECTIoN.-At the annual cleo
ton yesterday Of the Exempt Firemeu'6 As.
sociatiop the following officers were chosen
President John hatcher; First Vice, Presi.
dent, Hiram Cook; Second Vice. President
James McCieery; Treasurer. George A. Put
nam Secretary, William Avery Trustees,
p. Nasn, B. w. brennan, J. &. DevIne
Frank Swift, J. W. Nj. Smith, George L
kuchler and NJ. Castro.
SpARR1NG EXHIBITION. Armory Hal
this evening there will be sparring exhibit
ton. during the earlier portion of which vari
Gus local and imported artists will show
their ability. At 9 o'clock D. Brown and
NJ. Brennsniwill begin the principal attrac
ton.
a REVOLUTION II THE TEA TRADE
Nothing succeeds ike success, is fully
proven by the immense business done by
the Great American importing Tea Com
pany, at No. G17 J street. They have sue
cessfully revoiutionized the retail tea trade Of
the coast. Before this company was organ.
led he public had to rely wholly on the
grocsts for their supply Of tea and coffee, but
with the advent Of TINS company, who opened
handsome specially ties stores, selling teas
and clffses exclusively the current of the
retail tea trade has smost wholly changed,
this company being successful ii securing the
lions share OF she teas sold on the coast.
Tney are rapidly spreading a network OF
stores all over the State. They now run
twelve stores. Theproprietors are possessed Of
ample capital and are Thorough experts in the
5sa business. They bsye experieL cad agents
in China, japan and South America. Import
ing direct They possess every facility for
/ supplying their customers with the nest and
uurest saas ami cotfaes. The large and rap
idly increasing business is proof positive that
trey passsss the confidence of the public.
The comrany was organized for the purpose
OF importing and distributing pure teas and
cafess direct to the consumers, saving all in
termeiiate profits. As a still greater induce
mcnt they offer presents of ornamental and
useful household articles, so that the con-
sumer may participate IN part of the profits
| These presents are given to more thoroughly
] advertise and introduce their excellent goods
/ by the system of trading, The purchaser
! receive the full benefit sud value of advertis
| ing, consequently both buyer and seller srC
mutually benefited. Their stores sre located
| Third street, 94S Howard street. 1919 Poll
street, S3S Hayes street and oil Montgomery
avenue, San Francisco; and 9l7 Broadway
! Oakland 6l7 J street, Sacramento; IS
Main street, Stockton, San Jose and SAINT
| Cruz.
Miss EMMA HEATH, Csliforniss fsvorit
actress, in the Tale of Enchsntment, at tn
Tivoli, Monday, January 2Sth.
A party of drunken roughs severel
handled Richard Harris, night watchma
at Colfax, last week.