Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19
Business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New INCoRPoRATIoN.-The following arti-
Giles ofincorpOration were filed in the Secre-
tary ofState's Office yesterday Wilmington
Development Company, for the purpose of
carrying on Il general business of ship
agency, ship chandlery, steJedoring, fur
furnishing ballast, etc, to vessels in the
Bay of San Pedro and Wilmington Harbor,
in Los Angeles county Directors, Phin-
meas Banning, VIM. Banning, p H.
Downing, Frank b. Tanning, George :.
Patton. Capital stock $4,000, divided
into 500 shares The Edinburg Mining
Company to conduct and carry on a
mining and milling business in Quijatoa
Mining District, Arizona; principal place
of business San Francisco. Directors, Otto
Bauer, F. q. Noss. j. II. Crossnan, J. ii.
Sayre Thos. T. Atkinson. Capital stock
$4,000, 600, divided into 100 900 shares.
The Consumers Ice Company, of Los
Angeles, Cal, for the purpose OF manu-
featuring and selling ice, cold storage etc.
Principal place of business Los Angeles.
Directors, George NJ. Smith, George Chat
fey, Chas II. Rowland, VIM. g. Chatley,
L f. Scott. Capital stock $4,000 divided
into 1900 shares Blaine Invincibles, an
assoc:a ion for the purpose of forming a
private corporation, and for Incorporating
under the laws Of the State a corporation to
be known as the Blaine lnvincibes, whose
object will be to promulgate the principles
and promote the welfare and success of the
Republican party in California, and for
that purpose 10 purchase or erect suitable
buildings, etc. Capital stock $4,000, di-
yidcd into 10000 shares. Directors, w. II.
L. Barnes, Jas. b. Stetson, W. ". Mon
tague, a. w Scott, A c. Booth. Theodore
Rchert, c. +. Bassett, Alexander Badlam,
John ". Taylor, Ely l. Hutchinson, F. G.
Berry
FouND DEAD.-Yesterday forenoon Cap
tain Foster and another gentleman went
on board the steamer Enterprise, which
has been laid up near the foot of NJ street
for q long time, and, not seeing the watch
man Magill OsOriO, Chilean, Familiarity
known as Mike went to his room, and
found him lying in his berth, dead the APP
pcaranccs indicating that he had laid down
TO rest and quietly passed into eternity.
He had breakfast at his boarding-place
Sunday morning, but did not appear for
dinner nor supper, nor breakfast yesterday
morning, and his friends had sent to look
. after him about the time he was found
Cdead The remains were removed to the
Coroucrs Office and an inquiry Will prob
ably toe made to-day, when the Coroner
will have returned from San Francisco.
Deceased has been in the employ of the
San Joaquin Company for about twenty
years, and was about so years OF age.
\ PEcULIAR VILLA Sacramentan.
who was very i'll with pneumonia, so much
So that it was feared he cOald not recover,
made his will a few days ago. His life is
insured for several thousand dollars. and
he desired that at his funeral every hack in
town should be employed, and all of his
friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend and take a Riverside ride afterwards.
All who attended were also invited to par
ticipate in q grand banquet IN the evening
at the Golden Eagle Hotel, at which 4 brass
band, which should lead the funeral pro
cession. was to enliven the occasion with
music. After making this will the sick
man began 10 improve in condition, his
good spirits conquering the disease, and he
i now on the way to recovery.
GRAIN AND Hay BURNED About ,
o'clock yesterday morning Frank Troia,
who has a ranch near FtOrin, was aroused
and informed by a man in his employ that
his grain and hay stacks were on fire He
hurried out and found that four stacks,
from forty TO sixty rods apart, were blazing,
showing that the fire was the work of an
incendiarv They were all destroyed, en-
failing 4 loss OF $4,000 or thereabouts Mr.
Troia is much depressed by the loss, as he
was already low in finances in consequence
of the assistance he had rendered his
brother, Salvador Troia, when the latter was
on trial for murder last year, and tins ac-
ton of an enemy, at whose identity he can
scarcely hazard guess, nearly rains him.
PoucE CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
tcrday the case of J. Bercnsky, charged
with assault, was, on motion ct the prose
cutting witness dismissed on payment of
costs.....Thc case Of Louis Schmidt, for
keeping q diSorderly house. was continued
until the 2jd......R. p. Tbbetts cases of
cmbczzlement and defraUdinG creditors
were continued until tomorrow. Amado
COrdasoS case of battery was dismissed. 900.
Tom Costello and a. Paquin, accused of
battery, were discharged. Fred. Hughes
and wife were tried for disturbing the
peace. lie was acquitted, but She was con-
victed and ordered to appear this morning
for judgment.
WELL DoNE.-A party of Sacramentaus
who were recently on 4 hunting trip i'll the
vicinity Of the coast range found parties
killing deer for their hides, irrespective of
aye or sex. The Sacramento spOrtsmen
went after them "hot-foot" and for the
time being compelled them 10 stop. This
fact suggests the opportunities possessed by
sportsmeu on hunting trips 10 not only set
= good example but TO make themselves
felt a. protectors of game. They owe this
duty 70 the sportsmen of the State, and in
fact to the entire community. 4 little de
termined action VIII do q vast amount of
good.
SERIOUSLY HUrT.-M. : Nevis, propri-
ctor Of the California Winery, met with
quite a serious accident Saturday afternoon,
in jumping from his wagon in front of
Adam DAMS restaurant His foot caught
in the lines, throwing him violently 10 the
sidewalk. cutting his chin and bruising
him considerably. He fears that he has
sustained internal injuries.
TURNED UP-Mchael Ryan, who dis
appeared from Sutteryiilc few days ago,
under circumstances indicating that he had
met with foul play, has reappeared in good
health. Ii seems that he fell into the
slough near Sutterville, changed his clothes
and left the wet ones to dry, intending to
get them next day, but neglected to do so.
STILL ALARM OF FIRE-About twelve
o'clock last night a mattress and bedding
in Roddas shoemaker shop, on Third
street, between and L. caught fire, and
Chief Engineer Sullivan being notified, re-
paired to the place and eXtinguished the
fames without sending in any alarm.
Damage nominal.
GRAND ARMY ExCuRsIoH.-There will be
an excursion of members of the Grand
Army of the Republic to Woodland this
evening, for the purpose of assisting at the
institution of n Post of the Order at that
place The train leaves at 7:05, and fare
for the round trip will be but 81.
Nor DANGERoUs.-The wound in the
thigh, inflicted early yesterday morning by
Louis Robinson upon Charles Slaughter,
referred to in yesterdays RECoRD-UNIoN,
Is reported to not be dangerous, but Slaugh-
ter is apt to be laid up for while.
TRADE MARKs-R. 0. Shively, of San
Jose. has filed with the Secretary of State
his claim for the trademark " The Nine
Cent Store &c Klopstock, of San Fran
cisco, cigar dealers; claim for . special
brand " The Predicament"