Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Sale of feathers, 62l J street.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FIELD TRIAL ENTRIEs.-The following
additional entries have been received by
the Secretary of the Pacific Coast Field
Trial Club: Derby Stake-E Leavesley,
Gilroy, names James NJ. Donahues lemon
and white English setter bitch, Pet, by
Nealon's Dick tDan-Dora) eX Nealon'S
Belle (Belton H.-Belle); whelped April
IS, 1888. E. Leavesley names John
Paine's black and white English setter dog,
Jack, by BartIett's Rob Roy (Miller's joe
Farmers Queen eX Bartlett's Rose (Aiiller's
Drake-Queen); whelped October %, 1888.
John 3. Martin, San Francisco, names
lemon and white English setter dog Dash
ing Money by Dashing Monarch dash H.
Countess Mold eX Armida leicester
Pocah0ntas); bred by J. NJ. AYent, Tennes-
see; whelped May, 1888. George w. Ellery,
Sacramento, enters. lemon and white
LIewelian setter bitch, Beautiful Snow,
whelped April, 1888 by Dan prince
Dora ex Sybil (Leicester-DolD; bred
by f. L. Mayberry, Los Angeles
All-Aged stake e. Leayesley names J. w.
Orear's black and white Laverack setter
bitch Pearl Laverack, by Prince Laverack
{ThunGer-Peeress) ex Lulu Laveracll Car
lowitZ-Petree); Whelped November, 1882.
Il. Leavesley names Anzar's black, white
and tan setter bitch Ola, by Count War
wick tGauze's Warwick-Belle) ex Bartlett's
Leah II. Royal Duke Lea L.; whelped 1881.
+. Leavesley names James NJ. Donahue's
black and tan Gordon-EngliSh setter bitch
Maude by Orear's Joe Blossom Moll
I \ av I lpy-'5 az
whelped January, 1882. L. Leavesley names
his own orange and white English setter
bitch Lola Montez, by Rob Roy eX Ola;
whelped September 1888 Crittenden Rob-
inson names De Yualfs lemon and white
English setter bitch Wildtiower, by Regent
(Royal Duke-Gifl ex Beauty (Ralston-
Nellie Sutherland); whclped June, 1882.
George ". Rasstord names liver and white
pointer bitch Oracle Bow, by King Bow ex
Oracle, II. c. Chapman, Sacramento,
names red Irish bitch Beatrice, whelped
April. 1852, by Shokoe Don Zooler-Molie
Plunkett) eX Nellie (Ouaker-Clytie). Geo
w. Ellery names k!tiful Snow. [See
entry in Derby stake'I
New INcoRPoRAr1oNs.-Th following in
corporations were flied with the Secretary
of State yesterday The Stockton Gaslight
and Heat Company for the purpose of
manufacturing, purchasing and selling
Illuminating and heating gas. Directors
Edward Barry, George W. Haight, Sylves-
Ter Hcinmeway, Alfred Eastland, T. r.
Cation. Capital stock $3.50, 600, divided into
5000 shares Of the par value of $50 each.
......Petroleum Fuel Company for the pur-
pose of acquiring and operating the Hoy
don Converter and process patents and
other mechanical inventions for the use Of
petroleum, etc. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. DirectOrs-John +.
Miller, Patrick Noble H. Clay Miller
Mack Weber 0. c. Miller......Also the
Crystal Mining Company, 10 buy, operate
and sell mines, mill sites, water rights, etc,
III the State Of California. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors-W.
W. Walker, 4. Il. Hall, Charles II. Fish.
A. X. DribOw, W. c. Stadfeld. Capital
stock, 81 GOO 600, divided into 100, 900 shares
of the par value of $40 each. Nestor
Mill and Mining Company. Principal
place Of business, San Francisco. Directors
Edmund Green, Mark Shepherd, T.. F.
Green, F. II. Kramer. Isaac NJ. Merrill
Capital stock 100000, divided into 100000
shares of the par value of 81 each.
UNpULY EXcIrED.-About 10 o'clock last
nigh; ;he Deghborhood of Second street.
between and X, was aroused by the re-
peatcd and furious blowing of a police
whistle by the proprietor of the Young
America Restaurant. People rushed from
all quarters to the spot, supposing that
somebody had been murdered, or was in
process of being slowly carved into mince-
meat Officer Woods and special officer
May made their way through the crowd
and into the restaurant. They found two
men seated at one table quietly eating
meal, and ut another 4 somewhat booty,
good -natured looking individual whom the
proprietor pointed out as the cause of the
trouble. Inquiry revealed the fact that the
man lad eaten q fifteen-cent meal, for
which he declined to pay until he could
find an umbrella, which he declared he
had when he entered the place. The crowd
dispersed As rapidlyias il collected.
REFUSED To SURRENDER HIM-The at
torneys fer Rebel George" recently sen
fenced 10 the State Prison for felony, in
having swindled an emigrant out Of con-
siderable sam of money, on Tuesday APP
piled 10 Supreme Justice Sharpstein for an
order 10 have him brought before the Court
for probable cause in support of 4 mo-
ton for q rehearing The Justice issued
the order, which was placed in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Lee, and thus
armed ne went to Folsom and demanded
the prisoner from General McCOmb, War
den Of The prison. The latter declined to
let the prisoner be taken from there. on the
ground Of informalitv in preparing the
papers It appears that the order did not
bear the seal and attestatjon of the Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, and so Mr.. Lee came
back yesterday without his man.
MILITARY REVIEW AND BALL-This
evening. at Armory Hall, Governor Stone
man viii review the companies of the First
Artillery Regiment located in this city.
The review will he conducted rs a brigade
formation, General J. r. Carey in command.
and viii be followed by a brigade dress
parade, after which the spacious hall viii
be given up 10 dancers. This entertain
mcnt opens up the winter festivities and
no doubt there will be very large attend
anCc 70 witness the review, which takes
place u o'clock sharp. The prizes won
by companies ON Admission Day VIII be
awarded 10y committee representing the
Native Sons OF the Golden West imme-
diately after the drcss-parade The comfort
of the guests Will be closely looked after by
the officers of the regiment, Members of
the regiment appearing in uniform will,
with their ladies, be admitted free.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE SoLp.-Charles II.
Eldrcd, proprietor of the State House
Hotel. has purchased OF George 7. Bush
the elegant residence on the northwest
corner of Fifteenth and o streets. The
price paid was s., 500 The lot in size is so
bv 100. The grounds are beautifully laid
out, and growing with rare Towering plants
and shrubbery 1t is one of the neatest
residences IN the city.
New LAwYERs.-Among those admitted
to practice in the supreme Court on Mon
day were Frank W. Freeman, Charles +.
Gum and Frank j. Devlin, of this city.
These are all young gentlemen well known
in this city, MesSrs. Freeman and Gum
being deputies in the State Library.
Divorce MArTERs.-In Department One
of the Superior Court Ada i. Bryant was
Yesterday granted divorce from Perry NJ.
Bryant. In the matter OF Albert Weber
VS.. Mary Weber, supplemental decree
was entered awarding plaintiff the custody
of The children.