Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LAND PATENTS. - The following lane
patents have been received at the United
States Land Office at Sacramento, and are
ready for delivery to the parties surrender
ing the duplicate receipts therefor Rice
D. Arnot, John f. Becktol, Giovanni Bel
loumini, Frederick n. Beal, Frederick
Borchert, Andrew J. Grain, Mary Cook
John p. Coiam, James Carter, John De
martini Vincent L. Dantaz, heirs of George
W. French, Charles j. Finley, Rinaldo
Filippini, Ella Giannarini Jacob Quit
knacht, John F. Hicken, Jacob Hicks,
Conrad J. Hauselt, Isaac Inwood, Robert
Z. Juckes, David J. Jones, Joseph W
Leach, George Ludwig, George Martin
Ludwig, Walter Lyman, Omar Norton,
David Markley, John j. Mcdaniel, John
Martin, John MuSford, John Moore, Geo.
f. MCPHERSON, Chas. Olsen, John 0'Leary
and Frederick collars, John 0'Leary, Eph-
RAIN Oliver, Bartholomew Peirano. Rich
ard Raggio Abel Richey, Edmund W.
Roberts, John Rolf, David c. Sloan,
Agnes Stincenier, Daniel Snow, Annie
Slmas, Alpheus d. Staples Samuel Sender,
Henry Starks, Guiseppi Turre, Joel Turner,
James L. Tubbs: Jacob Uhlinger and John
a. Vance.
iNCoKPoRATED.-Aricles Of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary Of State
of the Guardian Mutual Benefit Association
Of California, Principal place of business,
San Francisco. DTectors-Charles Clay
ton, R. J. Harrison, J. D. Yost, Alexander
Badlam and J. II. Dickinson. Also Of the
Banning Baptist Church, of Banning, San
Bernardino county. Trustees-W. X. Dun
lap, Q. F. Jose, J. c. King, Wilson HAYS
and 4. f. Roth Also, Of the North Star
Mining Company, Principal place of bus
mess, San Francisco. Directors-Wm. 3.
Brown, W f. Sherwood, J. 3. Fargo, A
W. Thompson, John Glassen. Chas. T.
CCinCch and David Mckay, Jr. Capital
Stock, Sl,0O0,000, divided into 100. 600
shares. Also, of the San Bernardino
Water Company. Directors-M. &. Gamer.
a. D. Boren, w. L. " Lightfoot, II. c..
Rope, James w. Swing and r. H Curtis
Capital stock, $4,000, divided into so
shares.
ACCIDENTALLY HUKT.-The Suffer County
Farmer of yesterday had the following
f. T. Phillips, brother Of Mrs J. G. Can
non, Of Yuba City, and travelling agent for
the RECORD UNION, met with an accident
at the Native Sons picnic. 4 young man
who works for Mrs. Chris. Schmidt on the
Hook Farm, was riding a horse along the
lane at the entrance to the picnic grounds.
when he ran against Mr.. Phillips, knock
ing him down and bruising him severely,
though not seriously. The young man
was arrested, but Mr. Phillips refused TO
prosecute him; however, he promptly paid
$50 to pay the damage and expense con-
Nngent upon his carelessness."
BASE BALL-At Agricultural Park to-
morrow afternoon at . o'clock, the San
Franchises, of San Francisco. and the Eu-
rekas, of Sacramento, viii play match
game which is expected to be fine dis
play of ability. The visiting nine is
strong one, but the EurekaS feel able to
keep them busy. Arrangements have been
made for keeping order on the grounds,
and the grand stand viii be busted for the
accommodation of those DESTROYS of taking
seats there to witness the contest.
BAY DISTRICT RAcEs.-People interested
in turf matters have been wondering
whether the races announced TO take place
over the Bay District track, and for which
entries closed last Saturday were going 70
take place, believing they were not, as no
mention of the matter had been made by
the Bay papers. 1t seems that some of the
purses did not fill, bat others have been
arranged and substituted The 40-class
filled with six entries, including Slim jim,
owned IN Sacramento.
AT RICHMOND GRovE.-Roraback & Alex
y
will have q grand opening this evening,
and also entertainment tomorrow after
noon and evening. La Selle the famous
water queen; Fernando Fleury, change
artist, and T. B. Dixon, the pleasing tenor,
viii be among the attractions. a social
dance VIII conclude the entertainments.
The place win be kept in respectable
manner, and families may attend without
fear Of annoyance
JoHa B. GoUGH-This eminent temper
ance lecturer and famed orator, whose
reputation may be said to be worldwide,
viii lecture at the Sixth-street N. f.
Church tins evening on Lights and
Shades Of London Life Those who have
never heard him viii do well 10 avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
PIcYIc TOMORROW The Robert Emmet
Club viii hold its second annual picnic at
East Park tomorrow, 10 raise funds for
the benefit Of the Irish national cause. All
arrangements have been made to render
the affair Interesting 10 those who attend
Jones, Grant d Beebc's band will furnish
music for the occasion.
AT LoUIsyilIE-Three Of J. B. Haa-
gins horses ran in the races at Louisville
KY, recently-Mark DAILY, Premium and
Nellie Pcyton. Each ran twice. and every
time got third place, except when Mark
Daily won the tobacco stakes.
WHERE 10 Buy.-The 25-cent roasted or
ground coffee sold by the popular Great
American Tea Company, 6I7 J street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, is Just as good as
the 30-cent cotiees sold anywhere else This
Company has twelve branch stores In
dealing with them you deal direct with the
importer, thus saving all middle profits.
Don't fail 70 try their "Colima Baking
Powder. They have just received an inn
mense stock of new presents.
TIE most important Act of thelate Extra
Session of the Legislature is TO highly recon-
mend the celebrated Fire Department
Cigar at Mooser's.
BRUssEIs CARPETS, 20 cents per yard, at
:. haplan q Cos, SOS J street