Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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New INooRPoRATIoNs.-Arti cles of incor.
poration have been filed in the office of the
Secretary of State as follows The Ameri-
can Live Stock and Land Company, for the
propagation, growth, purchase and sale OF
i've stock, and the purchase, cultivation
ana sale OF land and its productions Di-
rectOrs, G. d. Compton, A. NJ. Hough. f.
O. Howes, NJ. G.. McK0on and A. NJ Pen
ney Capital stock, $100,000 in l, 900 shares.
1.-The Consolidated Golden Channel Min
ing Company. Principal place of business.
Oroville, Butte county. Directors, w. E.
Duncan, Geo. w. North p O. Hendlev.
Eugene McGrath and Marion Biggs. Jr.
Capital stock, 800 900, in 10000 shares
The First Episcopal Church of Traver.
Object, to establish Methodist Episcopal
Church at Traver, Tulare Trustees. David
burns, Albert Shuler, Geo. Lobb, Lyman
Is: Ruggles and c. +. J. Kitchener The
Tia Juana Valley Sundav-school of San
Diego county. Trustees, A. +. Young. E.
J. Sickle and Samuel Yenawine. ..... The
Bush-street Railway Company Object to
construct and operate street railways in
San Francisco. Directors, Abner Doble,
VIM. Center, VIM. H. Hanson. John T.
Wright and Adam Grant Capital stock.
100000, in 10000 shares The railroads
are to run from the intersection of Seventh
and Channel streets; thence along Seventh
TO Market, to McAllister and Jones streets
thence along Jones street northerly to prop
erty now under control of the State. Also.
commencing at the intersection of Market
ana Bush, along the latter street to Central
avenue; thence along Central avenue to
Sacramento street; thence along Sacra.
mento street to First avenue: thence to D
street, and along ID street to the ocean.
COURT ITEMs.-In Department One of the
Superior Court yesterday James G. Gala
CHER, convicted few days ago of obtaining
money by false pretenses, was sentenced to
eight months in the county iail......S SEN
tence IN the case of John Sullivan. con-
ylcted OF resisting an officer. was continued
for three weeks, the defendant being still
absent from the State, but expected to re-
turn III about that time...... y esterday after
noon Judge Van Fleet decided the question
raised and argued on Saturday in the case
of NJ. d. Reed, for obtaining money bv
false pretenses, relating to an instruction to
the jury to acquit the defendant, because it
appeared that the note set forth in the in
dictment was signed only by Samuel Pur-
r1ngton, while the evidence disclosed that
il was signed also by Lincoln burlington,
thus making a fatal variance. The Court
said that under the common law this would
4e true, but that our Codes have modified
and in fact abrogated the old rule hence he
would refuse the instruction asked. The
case was then argued to the Jury by Dis
trict Attorney Buckley, followed by Edger-
ton and Swayne, and closed by City Attor-
ney Anderson. Instructions were then
given by the Court, and at 4:40 the iury
retired. AT 600 IL returned into Court and
announced verdict of guilty as charged
The pronouncing of judgment was post
poned. at defendants request, until Satur-
day at 10 A. NJ. Pending sentence the de-
iendant was ordered to execute q bond in
the sum of $1,000, and in default was re-
manded into the custody of the Sheriff.
The case has created much comment upon
the new and novel questions of law in
volved.
FINE ORANGEs.-A sample cluster of six
fine large oranges upon one stem, of the st.
Michael variety, was received yesterday
from DR.. J. Freys place, near Newcastle.
They display remarkably fine quality of
fruit, being smooth. and very fair, thin
rind, good flavor, and very attractive in
form and color Other varieties were also
included IN samples some very large but
having thick rind and less delicate pulp
and flavor. DR.. Frey has some fifty or
sixty orange trees in bearing, and it is I'M
derstood that he has sold his present sea-
sons crop at three cents per orange to a
San Francisco dealer. 1t is much to the
advantage of orange-growers in this part
OF the State that their fruit ripens and is
ready for market several weeks in advance
OF that from Southern California as better
prices are thus obtained.
CHURCH FA1R.-The ladies of the Pres
byterian Church, Sixth and L streets, will
hold a fair this evening and tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening in the basement Of the
church, on which occasion they will offer
for sale a large variety of children's books
and useful and beautiful articles suitable
for Christmas presents for old and young.
Ladies having articles which they wish to
present for the purposes of the fair are re-
quested to leave them at the church by 8
o'clock this morning. In addition to the
enjoyment of the bazaar, there will be in
tereSting musical and literary exercises.
There will not be any admission fee
charged.
AT bis OLD TRIcKs.-W. P. Gilpin, the
foot-racer, whom, it will be remembered
caused a number of Sacramento sports to
drop heavily at Hawks Corners some
two years ago, IS at his old tricks again
He Is now, II Is said, working the Fresno
low feeling makes US wondrous kind" is
an old saying. and in this case a true one
Tor Gllpin victims here have written the
Fresno people regarding him, and he I'M
doubleday will have to emigrate to pas
lures new
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes-
terday, Jane Stafford, for having been
drunk, was sentenced TO twenty-four hours
in the city jail......Sam Kee, alias Quong
Get, was convicted of carrying concealed
weapon, and will be sentenced this morn
lng......The case of Louisa Simmons, for
petit larceny, was continued until to-mcr-
row.
AocoRpEoNs harmonicas-all the latest
styles at Hammers music store, $50 J st. =
USEFUL and ornamental Christmas pres
ents in great variety. Red House.
SPECIAL bargains in boots and shoes to-
day. Red House.
HALE Bios. have let down the prices of
children's c.oakS.
MEMS silk handkerchiefs. Large variety
OF new patterns at Hale Bros.
MES's neekwear. Such collection at
Hale Bros
MEN's suspenders. all prices, at Hale
MEMS Cardigan jackets, suitable for
Christmas gifts. Hale Bros.
To-BAr, children's cloaks at lower prices.
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