Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Eintracht Bund.

Eintracht Bund.
Under this name union of all the So
cieties, bearing the name of :. Eintracht''
on the Pacific coast, has recently been
effected. Convention having been held for
that purpose at Eintracht Hall, 316 Post
street San Francisco, on Saturday evening.
September 18th. The following societies
have declared their willingness to Join the
union: san Francisco Eintracht with 800
members; Sacramento Verein Eintracht, 100
members; Stockton Nerein Eintracht, 45
members; Portland (0r.) Yerein Eintracht.
100 members. The latter was not repre-
scented by delegates, but manifested their
desire by letter There are four societies
with about 100 members. The Oakland
Nerein Eintracht with $50 members was
the only society that refused to Join, but a
large number of its members are dissatis-
fed, and have already taken steps to form
an independent society that will be-
come member of the union
1t is also the intention to Or
ganize new societies at San Jose, Los
Angeles, Santa Rosa and other places. The
Union will be similar to the Turner'S Union
and other Orders. Members can be trans
ferred by card from one society to another.
and in case of sickness or need will be
taken care Of abroad the same as at home.
A life insurance is also connected with the
Union. and sum of $1,000 will be paid at
the death OF each member belonging to the
same. The different societies are also pay
ing sick benefits varying from s. to $40 per
week. Joint festivals will be held from
time to time, and an annual Convention
will assemble in the month of MAY at alter
nate places. The next one will be held in
Sacramento in May, 1886. As this Union
offers great advantages sick benefit and
life insurance at the same time, the latter
being under direct control of the members.
and no false assessments or dishonesty pos
slble-there is every reason to believe that
IL will become powerful and strong The
following officers of the Union were elected
Tor the present term President, ]. NJ
French, of San Francisco; Vice-P President.
w. hretchmer of Sacramento; Secretary,
S. Schuhmann, of San francisco; Treas
urer, E. Kuhls, of San Francisco; Finance
Committee, G. II. Heymann, of Stockton
Hugo Frommelt, of Sacramento; and B.
Dreyer, of San Francisco. There lisa move
ment on foot to raise the sick benefit of the
Sacramento Verein Eintracht from So to $40
per week. Already numerous applications
are made for membership, and large in
crease may be expected soon.
AUCTION SAILED. ]. Simmons & Co.,
aucioneers, will sell at 1890 A NJ to-day
the elegant residence of the late Stephen
A Boutwell,, situated on H street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, including a full lot,
S0x160 feet. The rooms are large and
airy. The house also contains fine bill
iard-room, bathroom, closets, hot and cold
water, and, in fact everything for comfort
and convenience. There is also, q fine,
large stable outbuildings fruit trees,
tropical plants, etc. The household furni-
ture viii be sold Immediately after the real
estate, as follows: East parlor-Elegant
parlor set in satin, easy reception chairs,
marble-top tables, rosewood etagere, rouquet
stands, lace curtains and cornices, one
pair of draperies costing 81 900, pier and
mantel mirrors, body Brussels carpets.
West parlor-One rosewood Mathushek
pianoforte, rosewood parlor set, walnut
bookcases, oil paintings, lace curtains,
ebony marble-top tables, large massive
mantel mirrors and pier glasses, Brussels
carpets. Bedrooms-Four elegant massive
black walnut bedroom sets, costing 5000,
$500, 800 and $500 each; spring and curled
hair mattresses, fine and costly bedding,
chitfoniers, Brussels carpets. Dining
room-Black walnut covered extension
tables; one large walnut sideboard, cost
$3.50; walnut stuffed chairs, silYerware,
Brussels carpets. Billiard room-0ne
billiard table, library chairs, Brussels car
pets.
ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-Articles of incor-
poration were yesterday filed in the office
of the Secretary of State of the Sierra Valley
and Mohawk Railroad Company, for the
purpose of constructing, owning, maintain
ing and operating q three-feet narrow-gauge
railroad from Long Valley, in Lassen coun-
81, I,
through and over themost practicable route
across Sierra valley, through or near the
town of Beckworth, and thence down or
along the Middle Fork of Feather river to
Mohawk Valley, in the county of Plumas,
with a single or double track, and all nee
essary switches, side-tracks, turnouts and
turntables, to be operated by steam power.
The railroad is intended to be run from
Long Valley, in Lassen county, to Mohawk
Valley. Estimated length of road, thirty
miles. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors = James T. Boyd,
Charles Kohler, W. ]. Callingham, Jacob
Goldberg and G. NJ. Nation, all residents OF
San Francisco. Capital stock, 81 ,000. 900.
divided into 10000 shares, of the par value
of 500 each. The Directors each subscribe
for $1,000 worth of stock. w. ]. Calling
ham has been elected Treasurer.
Court ITEMs.-Michael Stadtler, charged
with grand larceny in stealing buggy be-
longing to G. W Eldred, yesterday pleaded
guilty in Department One of the Superior
Court, and was ordered to appear for SEN
tence next Monday. There is another
charge of a similar character against him
stealing wagon from in front of Charles
Otis wagon shop-and upon it he was yes.
terday morning held to answer in the
Police Court. His friends believe that hC
is partially insane, stating that he has here
tofore borne an excellent character, and hi:
theft of the vehicles was not conducted in
q manner that sane person would adopt
1.-THE cases of Wilson and Mead, held &c
answer some time ago for obtaining money
under false pretenses-selling at auction
watches and iewelry that were not of the
quality represented-wered dismissed, Philip
Cohen the complaining witness, appearing
in Court and stating that restitution ha6
been made him by the defendants. 49,. Ii
Department Two lgnatius kehrer wa:
granted divorce from Catherine Kehrer.
GENTS fine sewed hook and lace shoes
medium round toe and tip, s. so; plaiI
French toe, standard screwed, 81 so, to-day
Red House.
CITY LICENSES AND WATER RENTS are nov
due. Pay on or before the 18th inst, an,
save costs.
THE Octoroon,n at the metropolitan
pext Monday evening. Popular prices, 8
and % cents.
LADIES French kid button shoes, s., to
day at Red House.
( READ our advertisement to-day. Re
House.