Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
IMMIGRATION MEETGSG.-A meeting of
the Sacramento County Immigration Asso-
citation was held in the Board of Trade
rooms in this city yesterday afternoon. at
which there was quite a full attendance
The affairs of the organization and the
general work of the Northern California
Immigration Association were quite freely
discussed and considered The best of sat
iSlaclun IN reference To the work accom-
plshed thus far by both Associations was
expressed by all, and a unanimous feeling
OF confidence Tor future successful results
was splrItedly manifested The sum of
$40 was appropriated to meet expenses
accruing in the publication Iand distribu-
ton OF immigration documents by the
Northern Association. TO add to the APP
prevail already given in remarks, a motion.
expressing full and warm Endorsement of
the work and methods pursued by the Elk
ecutiye Committee and officers of the
Northern California Association, and also
requesting them 10 continue energeticallv
the same course, was made and unani-
mously adopted. The meeting then adj
jourEed.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court YES
terday James Williamson, alias Grizzly
Dan was fined s. for having been drunk.
All Choy, arrested for exhibiting. for
telted her deposit....JeTy Delaney, alias
James Mcclure and Jack Donovan were
tried Tor disturbing the peace by INDUCING
IN a fight the result being that the former
was discharged and the latter convicted
be viii be sentenced this morning. Dan
Fay, who has made the authorizes of Sac.
ramento and Washington n great deal of
trouble OF late years, appeared on charge
OF beng q common drunkard, but the hear
ing OF the case went over until to-day
Manuel Nevis was tried on charge Of Lat
terry, preferred by Manuel Peters, convicted
and lined 50 50......The case of August
PuSchell, accused of forging his wifes name
10 draft Tor 800, and appropriating the
money to his own use, was continued until
tomorrow.
81 NEW lNcoRroRATloNs.-A of incor-
poraton were yesterday filed, of the Richie
Greek Water Company principal place of
business, San Francisco. Directors-L. A.
Garnet NJ. Z. Hitchcock, II. Cromer and
NJ. Clement. Capital stock, $2j, 600. The
object of the incorporation is to furnish the
town of ST. Helena Napa county. and the
adjacent country with Il supply Of water
Tor domestic purposes. ."..AlsO, ofthe Equit-
able Building and Loan Association. OBJ
lect, to accumulate a fund from monthly
contributions, fines, premiums and interest,
and making loans thereof to shareholders
Principal place Of business San Francisco.
Directors-Hermann Liebes. w. B. Brad
bury, J. D. Barr, B. J. Sideman, B. Feigen-
baum, Alfred J. Marcus, Frederick Hess,
Charles Alpers, Jacob Goldberg Capital
stock subscribed, $765 600.
SPORT At NACAvILLE.-At the Vacaville
Driving Park next Friday and Saturday
there will be some excellent sport. On
the first day there will be two trotting
races, and on the second day a race for
three-year old stations owned in Napa and
Solano counties. Other races, running
and trOtting, will be arranged to make the
programme complete. Friday a pigeon
shooting tournament will be commenced,
10 continue as long as the large supply of
birds on hand will last. Several of the
crack shots of the State, including Robin
son, Fay, Burnett, the Bassford brothers,
FuuCke and Others, are expected to be pres
ent. On Saturday morning there will be a
game of baseball between the Suisun and
Nacaville Clubs.
GRAND jurors DRAwY.-In Department
One of the Superior Court, yesterday, the
following citizens were drawn to serve as
Grand Jurors, TO appear in Court November
10th: John Mackey, \. 5. TryOn, John H.
Carroll, John Sawyer, Geo. T. Gear, Thomas
Mcconnell, Mike Fay, Daniel Brown. NJ
Barber, L. J. Croly, Seymour Carr, John
Reith, Robert Anderson, Hiram Cook, Sol.
Wasserman. J. f. Grow, Il. S. Carey, John
Jacob Bauer, P. II. Murphy, d. Lufkins,
Geo. Tanner, Samuel Hoover. II. Chose,
Geo. W. CheSley, John Mcneil, ). b.
Moore, August Hebron, II. a. Burnett,
James McNasser and w. f. Knox.
YoUNG PEOPLES UNIoN.-The Young
Peoples Union of the Sixth-street NJ E.
Church has been organized, with Mrs NJ.
f. Mumford as President c. A Mayd-
well, Vice President; Miss Rosa Coates.
Secretary. The first reception social of the
organization was held last evening AT the
residence of Mr. Maydwell, Ills \ street,
and was success. A programme, provid-
ing for an entertainment, literary or social,
once each month, continuing until July
27th, has been prepared.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction at 10 A. NJ to-day, at sales
rooms, Nos. 1904 and 1905 ] street, the
contents of a restaurant, including tables.
chairs bracket lamps crockery, glassware
casters, signs, etc. Also, by order of w. ID.
Comstock, on account of non-payment of
balance due upon the goods, bedroom sets.
spring and top mattresses, three-quarter
and single bedsteads, woven wire mat
tresses chairs, tables, etc.
LECTURE THIS EvENING.-Charles Dodge
well-known young Sacramentan, an
nounces a lecture at the Metropolitan The
alter this evening on the subject of q" Inger-
sollism," in which he will give his ideas
as to the great hereafter. and the power
governing the universe. Admission, 81
and % cents, without extra charge for re-
serving, which can be done at Houghton's
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Mrs Murphy, by officer
Frazee, for ENLIGHTENMENT; All OFT, by Off
GERS Frazee Kent and Farrell, for vagrancy
You Quon, and Tun Quoy. by the same
officers, for robbery; John Doe, by officer;
Farren and May, for being drunk.
Jusr REcEIvED.-C. McCallum, the Sar
Francisco tailor, 526 street, Suffer Build
ing, has just received his fall and winter
stock for gents suitings. See prices in an
other column.
GREAT drives in gents furnishing good:
in our sale. Fancy shirts, 40 cents; over
shirts, 80 cents; lot of mems and boys
gloves, 10, 10 and 20 cents. Red House.
TONIGHT being Wednesday night oul
= stores will remain open later than usual
Hale Bros. q Co.
FINE values in to-day's sale The Who'll,
of the wet stock will be closed this week
Red House.
SEE our boys hats for 25 cents; slight,
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