Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTHING SEMoUs.-Chief Jackson re-
ceived word yesterday that a tramp had
discovered, halfburied in earth in the will
lows near the road leading to the American
river bridge, several glass vessels contain
ing the remains of infants, and also por-
tons Of adult human remains, such as
stomach and bowels About the same time
a report began 10 circulate throughout the
city that the private graveyard Of some
abOrtionist had been discovered. The Chief
proceeded to the spot, and found the glass
vessels, which evidently had belonged to Il
physician, or other person interested in
such specimens as they contained; the
contents of one being the body of an infant
four inches long, and another that Of a
child which might possibly have been born
alive. Another vessel contained = snake.
All of the specimens" had been preserved
in alcohol, but the spirits had evaporated,
and the owner Of the property had doubt
less considered the cost of a renewal of the
preserving LIQUID more than the specimens
were worth, and accordingly had concluded
to take the whole lot to an out-of-the-way
place for burial.
THE WAR IN PRoGREss.-Health Officer
Ferral yesterday swore out warrants in the
Police Court against Hebron Brothers
and Ernest Hagemann, proprietors Of
slaughter houses in the southeastern por-
ton of the city, and also against three
Cinnamon. conducting Il boiling-dOWn es-
adjustment III the block between Q and K,
Thirticth and Thirty-first streets, for main
tanning nuisanceS. Warrants would also
have been issued against - IOller and
Chris. WciSel, but the former has expressed
the intention of yaCating his present prem
iSeS in i week, and the latter, DESTROYS of
waiting until the Courts have decided in
the matter. has not killed any cattle in his
Slaughter-house since he received the
Health Offcers notice on the subject The
Hebron Brothers, it is understood will
fight the matter until il is settled by the
Courts.
INCoRPoRATED.-Artic Of incorpora-
ton were yesterday filed in the office of the
Secretary Of State of the Fresno Lumber
Company Principal place Of business,
San Francisco Directors-A D. Moore,
II. c. Smith, John A. Mallingly, ~ NJ.
CHM, John R. Hanify. Capital stock.
$4,000, divided into 5000 shares. Also OF
the San Rafael Railway Company, for the
street railway in the town of san Rafael.
Directors-James NJ. Donahue, William II.
Jewell. Alva Jewell, NJ. G.. Dutficy, Her
man Zophl. Capital stock. $1,000. divided
into 100 shares.
\ TEST CAsE.-State Controller Dunn
has made d demand upon Mr.. Refs, Treas
urer of the city and county Of San Fran
cisco for the payment into the State treas
airy of the sum of Sl4 POO %, the amount
OF penalties collected in that city since
1S72 II has been the custom of the Treas
urer of that city and county to pay all pen
altes collected on delinquent taxes into the
general fund, whether these penalties were
on State or city and county delinquent
taxes. Treasurer Refs il is said, will resist
the claim, for the purpose Of making test
case of il. and abide the decision of the
Supreme Court.
CoNMERcIAI.-Arrivcd since last report
steamer Dover. from the upper Sacra
mento with barge load of wood; steamer
Clara Bell. from the upper Sacramento
with produce: steamer san joaquin, No
3. from san Francisco, with merchandise
steamer G. NJ Small, from Marysyille tol
San Francisco. with barge load of grain
Sacramento. with merchandise steamer
San Joaquin. No. 3, for San Francisco, witt
merchandise, etc.
KNIGHTS vs.. G1LMAN.-As there may
have been some misunderstanding as to tn,
decision in this case, tried in Department
One of the Superior Court, Tuesday, it may
be mentioned that it was shown that the
plaintiff had frequently been late in hi'
arrival az his employers store, and II wa
not for tardincSs one day only that he wa
reprimanded by Mr.. Gilman; and the chic
cause of his dismissal was the language h
used on being reprimanded.
FALL1yGTE1EGRtrH PoLEs-While work
men were taking down large telegraph
pole at the southwest corner of Secondhand
X streets Tuesday. one of the guy
slipped, the pole fell with a heavy crash
and broke portion of the awning in from
of the Bank Exchange. At the corner q
Front and X streets another pole som
sixty feet in hight, fell, broke into seyera
pieces. but luckily did no damage.
CHANGED HIS NoTIcE.-A barber of tn
city closed his establishment yesterday, i
order that he might have days enjoy
1ncnt. and placed on his door n card rcat
Ing: Closed. Gone TO the picnic. Opc
tomorrow During the forenoon som
wag removed the notice and replaced
with one reading Closed on account q
a divorce suit in which | am witness
open tomorrow.
CONSIDERABLY REuHED.-Thc little SO
ola well-known citizen has been complain
ing for several days of great pain in h
ear. constantly Increasing. Yesterday j
was taken 70 a doctor, who on cNamlnatlo
found a foreign substance III the ear, whlC
proved to be q large bean. 1t had Swoue
10 a size much larger than when It entcre
and had to be divided before II could
removed.
INTERESTING GAME IN PEosPICT.-A ba
ball game mas been arranged. between Ell
ploves Of the railroad company, who ha
organized clubs known as the Dep
Buffers and the Freight Office buffers,
take place At ) P. n tomorrow at Agrlcu
ural Park 1t may turn out that 4
Buffers are buffers and the Dutie
buffers
BEIc-A-BRAc CLUB.-The May rcuni'
of the Brac-a-BracS will be held Il
evening at the residence Of Hon. II.
LaRue 1902 II street There Will be
literary and musical programme OF unuSu
excellence, rs betting the occasion.
SOMETHING FOR FARMERs.-Do not +
to read the Continental Oil and Transport
ton Company's advertisement on ii
page relative to Farm Machine Oil"
claim this oil To be superior, as well
cheaper, than castor for use on all kinds
farm machines
OUR stores will remain closed on Deco
ton Day. Open this evening later tn
usual. Wcinstock & Lubin.
GRAND ARMY Posi-, attention Navy b
regulation suits, plain suits, 81 with ar
buttons, s. 75 navy blue coats, 50