Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31


Wilbur, Miss Julia Shelby and Miss Elite
Birdsall
INcoRPoRATED.-Article Of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
of the American and Chinese Mutual Pro-
tective Association, for the mutual benefit
and advancement of its members and their
education in the English language and the
laws of the United States and of the State
of California and the assistance of its
members when in trouble or in need.
Principal place of business, San Francisco
DirectoT-On Ing Wan, Ping Cling, Lon
Leong, Hok Lee Lum Tong. Also, of the
Long Beach Land and Water Company, for
the purpose of owning and conducting
water for irrigating purposes. Directors
R. NJ. Widney, George II. Bonebrake,
George r. Crow, c. B. Wordhead. A Z.
Pomeroy, A. NJ Hough, s. NJ. Mott, H. w.
Mills, P. NJ. Green. Capital stock, 100000,
divided into 900 shares of 500. Also, of
the Pilgrim Congregational Church Of
Sierra Valley for the purpose of promoting
religious worship in Sierra Valley. Di-
rectors-Aaron Davis, w D. Fait G.. W.
Avoid, w. Arms, David Mathews.
GMTING READY FOR THE SoLoNs.-The
Secretary of State for several weeks past
has had large force of men employed at
the State Capitol, putting the building in
readiness for the Legislature, which con-
venes on Monday next. The carpets in the
Senate and Assembly chambers, the halls
and in fact nearly every room in the build
ing, have been taken up, thoroughly
Cleansed and put down again The mat
ting in the halls, which has been doing ser
vice for the past six years has been re-
placed by q new one The desks of the
members have all been overhauled by a
cabinetmaker, the chairs reupholstered
the chandeliers cleaned up. and in fact
everything put in apple-pie order. The
State Library has also had a most thorough
and complete oYerhauling in every depart
ment and presents an appearance highly
complimentary To the librarian and his
assistants.
SUIsUN LODGE, X. OF P.-George B
Katzenstein, of this city, acting as S. d.
Grand Chancellor, and assisted by J. w
Guthrie, G. NJ at A. and A. 3. Cheney.
acting as Grand Prelate, and a delegation of
twenty members Of the Order from Dixon.
Nacaville Winters, Sacramento and San
Francisco, instituted Suisun Lodge, No. Ill,
at Suisun on Monday night last. The new
Lodge commences with good charter list,
and favorable auspices. The visiting breth-
rem speak in highest praise of their enter
tainment by the residents of the land of
tule. The officers of the new Lodge are as
follows; Judge A. J. Buckles, P C.; 0. p.
Dobbins; G, G.; J. II: Halle, v. E. H.
Staples, p; K. +. Wineman, X. of r and
s.; A. Muirhead NJ of F.; F. a. Chad
bourne, NJ. Of s.; r. NJ. Wyman, l. g.; W.
Sheldon, o. q.
NorARrEs APPoINTED.-tiorernor Stone
man has appointed and commissioned the
following Notaries Public: Fred. l.. But
ton. Oakland J. S Swauk, Sheep Ranch
William Frazier, Colusa; Julius Michel,
Neville; James Breaking, Smiths river
J. w. Freeman, Bakersfield; James A.
Knox, Hopland; S. c. Moore. Lookout: G.
4. Schuman, Bodie; W F. Winkham,
Salinas; William George, Grass Valley
John |. Caldwell, Nevada City: Isaac
Ralphs, Clay station; B. b. McClosky,
HOLSTER; Il. 4. Tulley, Bitter Water; FL
mer T.. RoweIl, San Bernardino J. c.
Hayes, San Luis Rey: \. l.. Levinskv,
Stockton Alonzo Rhodes Stockton i.
L. Fitzpatrick, Redwood City; Glurdon
Mitchell. GibsOnville J. L. Wilbur, Nuba
City,
PoMcE CoUEr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases Of Gottlieb Frank and Joe
Habel, charged with grand larceny, were
further continued until January 2d......A
PaQun. arrested on a charge of battery
was convicted and ordered 10 appear for
Judgment this morning.....W. II. Williams,
accused Of disturbing the peace, was dis
charged. ....Anna Wilson and Nora Crow
ley, charged with exhibiting. forfeited their
deposits The cases Of Minnie Lee and
Nellie Barry, for petit larceny, were set for
trial january 3D.. Robert Billiards case
OF misdemeanOr was continued.
FIVE ANIMALs.--A car containing ten
jacks consigned 10 Hon. II. NJ. La Rue, ar
rived from The East yesterday. They are
from the blde grass region of Kentucky.
and said to be SIS fine bred rs any to be OBJ
tanned in the West. They are rll good
sized, large-bone1, young, and in fine con-
dihon. One, a tlTee-year-Old. stands if
teen and hall hands high. They were
taken to Mr.. Ia Kuc's stock farm near
Dayisville, IN YoIo county.
REsPITED roR Two WErKs.-Charles b.
Darwin, attorney for Wright Leroy, who
is under sentence Of death for strangling
Nicholas Skerrett, in san Francisco. and
was to have been hanged next Friday.
came up yesterday to petition Governor
t7boiiciiillh AOI Il respite III me case. hen
be returned in the afternoon he stated. in
response TO inquiry, that the Governor had
agreed to give the condemned man a respite
of two weeks.
AFRAID OF SAwYER.-A little girl, who
resides at Dutch Flat, wrote the following
in a letter to one Of her little friends in
this city 1--WE will have no Christmas pres
ents, no Christmas-tree, no stockings full of
nice things, no nothing. Papa says that
Santa Claus would have come around as
usual. if he had not been scared of by
man by the name of Sawyer. Amt il awful
mean ~
FINE Lor OF HoGs-W. B. Gibson, of
Woodland, has recently sold very fine lot
of hogs, numbering 1O2 head, raised by
himself, the average weight of which was
3173 pounds. The age of this band of hogs
is fifteen months, and they are undoubtedly
the finest lot that ever left Yolo county.
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