Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-15

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ALMOST EIoT.-About 10 A. NJ. yester-
day, as +. f. Doland was walking up X
street, he was accosted by tramp who
asked him for Z quarter of dollar for the
purpose, rs he said, of buying a meal Mr.
Doland noticed that he was strong able
bodied man, and passed along without say
ing anything. The tramp an impudent
fellow, followed, and used the most abusive
epithets, which resulted in Mr.. Doland
turning around and knocking him down.
He then started to take the tramp to the
station-house. By this time large crowd
had assembled, and some said that Doland
had knocked the tramp down with an iron
bar and they thought the punishment suf-
ficient and objected to his doing ANYTHING
further. This incensed Doland TO such
degree that he became frenzied, swore he
would take the tramp to prison, and would
secure the arrest of any of the crowd who
lnterfered. His language was 50 wild and
denuncatory of the people assembled that
they soon were all enlisted on the side of
the tramp. The crowd endeavored to get
the tramp away from Doland, and the
former was passed through the assemblage
to Tenth street, with the infurated citizen
closely following. The tramp was allowed
to escape into the Scroggs building, but not
until after Doland had drawn and flou-
rished toward the crowd a large-sized re-
yolver and used language that was entirely
unbecomlng. The excitement lasted for
upwards of half an hour, and was wit
messed by fully three hundred people,
among whom were many women and chill
drcn. No arrests were made.
SACRAMENTO PRoDucTs.-The San Fran
cisco Merchant says: The Natoma Water
and Mining Company have on exhibition
at their Office, on Montgomery street sam
pie boxes of plums. sun-dried on their
estate al Folsom. Among the varieties are
the Golden Drop, Magnum Bonum, Gross
Prune, Washington, Hungarian and Petite
Prunes. The company made this season 10
tons OF dried fruit, packed in 20-pound
Z boxes. As the price Obtainable in the San
Francisco market was only four cents q
pound our epicures lost the opportunity of
eating and enjoying these fine prunes
Chicago folks, however, had more sense.
and readily paid eight cents a pound for
the whole crop. As the freight from Sac
mento To Chicago was two cents a pound,
the company realized an additional two
cents per pound by shipping East Includ-
ing grapes, the Natoma Company shipped
East this season upwards of 40 carloads of
green fruit. The taste of California has vet
to be educated, and the best markets will
always command the best produce.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. - Governor
Stoneman yesterday appointed the follow
ing Commissioners of Deeds: J. Henry
Hill, for Massachusetts,, to reside at Wor-
cester VI. J. Degrees for the Republic of
Mexico, 10 reside at the City of Mexico
Daniel B. Whittier, for Massachusetts,, to
reside at Boston George \. Hero, for Lou
isiana. 10 reside at New Orleans: Michael
Meagher, for New York, to reside at New
York city; Karl A. Snyder, Territory of
New Mexico, to reside at Albuquerque T.
Brook White. Oregon, to reside in Port
land L!pm3n Levy, Ohio to reside in Gin
cinnati Otis Egan, Pennsylvania. to reside
at Phiadelpha Christopher Diehl, Terri
tory OF Utah, to reside at Salt Lake City
Arthur (. Ealois, for the Republic OF
France. 10 reside at Paris J. NJ. Monsaratt,
for the Hawaiian Islands, to reside at Hon
oluu.
UNDERSTANDABLE following articles
of incorporation were yesterday filed with
t4le Secretary of State: Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association of San Francisco.
for the purpose of raising funds in shares
not exceeding 500 each, payable in peri
odical installments, and to make loans to
It's members for the purpose of aiding
them in acquiring and improving real
estate, Ia take mortgages for such loans and
to borrow money for the accommodation of
stockholders, etc. Principal place Of bust
ness san Francisco. DirectorS-W William
J. Gum, George T. Mayre, Jr., Edward 3.
Rambo, Joseph !. Evans, Francois \ Ron
lcau, GeurgeT. Marsh, Joseph Baloun Geo
+. Roberts, John K. X. Nuttall. Capital
stock, s. 600, 900 divided into 100 shares
of the par value Of $500 each.
LAND GRANTS IssuEp.-Statc land patents
were yesterday signed by the Governor as
follows: VIM. Dominica q. SO acres, Stanis-
laus county Charles NJ. Hart. san. Benito,
3l4lS acres; 3. G. Hurlburt Humboldt,
100 acres; Charles A. Pfciffer Monterey.
1G0 acres; NJ. NJ. Reyes Sonoma, 40 acres
J. ~ BlaSingame, Fresno. 100 acres: Geo
W. Towle, Jr., San Benito, 297.16 acres ::
VIM. :. Kendall, Tehama, 50 acres; PG-
mona Land and Water Company, Los An
geles $50 10 acres; +. p. Cutter Mendo-
cino, 30 acres George J. Mathews. Mendo-
!
Dorado 100 acres James Davis, Placer 100
acres John Howe. Los Angeles, 2006l
acres VIM. Knott Plumas, 100 acres; J.
NJ. Das D1res, 100 acres VIM. c. GreenIeaf,
Lake, 55.5l acres.
PoLIcE CoUKr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of NJ Madden, for petit lar
senv, was dismissed......John Wilson, con-
victed Of disturbing the peace was sen
fenced To pay a fine of $50 or be locked up
twenty days.. Harry Soldanels was tried
on a charge of battery, and discharged .....
Charles Woods, for vagrancy. was sent up
for sixty days--....The case of J. Blackwell,
for burglary, was continued until to-mor-
rOw.....John Gleason was convicted of dis
turbing the peace. and ordered to appear
for Judgment this morning.. Gus Betger.
for visiting an opium den, was fined $40
and costs. The case of All Sing, for petit
larceny, went over until to-day Thomas
Gainor was adiudged guilty Of being o COM
mon drunkarl, and sentenced to eighty
days in the County Jail.
MILITARY AProINrMENr.-The Governor
Yesterday appointed and commissioned A.
J. Plant. of this city, First Lieutenant and
Paymaster on the staff Of the Colonel COM
handing the First Artillery Regiment, Ma
tional Guard of California with rank from
January - 1885.
c. W. REED e Co. (of1ice, Second street,
near railroad depot, desire TO call the atten-
ton of the public to the fact that about the
LIST of February they will have in stock a
fine selection Of orange trees Of the follow
ing varieties; " Konah," Naval, Medi-
terranean, Florida and " Malta.
JAPANESE PLAYTs.-Have just received a
shipment of rare japanese Towering
shrubs. For sale at our Tree Yard, l street,
between Seventh and Eighth W. r.
Strong Il Co.