Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOYAL INTELLIGENCE.
MONEY FOR ORPHANS AND INDIGENTs-
The State Controller yesterday drew his
warrant in favor of the following charit-
able institutions for the following amounts:
st. Vincent Orphan Asylum, San Rafael,
S1S,156 81; San Francisco Protestant Or
phan Asylum. SIS. 1913 60; ST. Vincent Or
phan Asylum, Santa Barbara, 81 .295 50
Grass Valley Orphan Asylum S12093 80
Santa Clara County Aims House, S157 20;
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, San
Francisco, $16,730 As; City and County
Aims House, San Francisco, 1914 IS: St.
.Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum, $13,651 o.
Pajaro ValeMale Orphan Asylum, 81 ,155 II;
San Francisco Founding Asylum, $3.50 81
St. Johns Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
San Juan, 81 $50 81; st. Vincent Female
Orphan Asylum, Petaluma, $1996 10;
Ladies Relief Society, Oakland, 81, 242 IL
Good Templars' Orphan Asylum, 50, 134 81;
Sacramento Protestant Orphan Asylum
81, 797 81 Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum,
$2,697 30; Home of Benevolence, San Jose,
S1,577 95; Santa Cruz Female Orphan
Asylum $3.50 81; Boys and Girls Aid
Society, 1922 81; Los Angeles Orphan
Home, Sl4SS 10; Ladies Protestant and
Relief Society of San Francisco, $3.50 81
Los Angeles Orphan Asylum, s., 433 so;
Ladies Relief Society of Oakland, 1919 II.
NcoRPoRArED-Articles of incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State
of the Ridgeway Gold Mining Company.
The purposes for which it is formed is to
acquire mines containing the precious
metals in California, and particularly in
New River Mining District, Trinity county;
also mill-sites and water rights and to mill
and reduce ores from said mines. Princi-
pal place of business Eureka Humboldt
county. Directors-George Dean F. H.
Gibson, James f. Keleher, George r. Glib
son, r. W. Rideout. Capital stock, 81 ,000,-
600. divided into 100000 shares of the value
of $l0......Also of the Greenwood Cemetery
Association, to secure five acres of land at
or near Los AlamOs, in the county of Santa
Barbara, Ior burial purposes. Directors-J.
Anthony Mitchell, W E. Fairchild, A.
WE'LL, L. d. Perkins, John s. Bell, O. H.
Laughlin, 4. Leslie......Also Of the Grady
Opera house Company, for the purpose of
erecting building for the purpose of hav-
ing a suitable place for theatrical and oper-
attic tormances, concerts, citizens meet
ingNs'c. IN the town of Fresno; to lease
or let, receive and collect rents, etc. Direct
ers-M. j. Donahoo, w. W. Philips,
Lewis Leach NJ. Il. Madarv. W d. Grady.
Capital stock, S25 900, all of which is sub
Scribed.
PROSPECTS OF RAILROAD EXTENSION
The citizens throughout Ell Dorado county
are very much interested in the subject
of the railroad extension from Single
Springs TO Placerville, distance OF some
twelve miles. \ committee visited the
owners of the road in San Francisco few
weeks since, and it is said that Governor
Stanford gave them considerable encour-
agement. \ gentleman who came down
from Placerville yesterday was endeavor-
ing to enlist the wholesale merchants and
the Board of Trade Of this city to do all III
their power toinduce the railroad company
TO make the extension referred to- He
said the road was graded to Buckeye Flat.
one mile beyond Single Springs, and the
cost of construction from that point TO the
county seat would not be very expensive.
From Shinge Springs to Placerville there
is a fruit belt, ten miles wide. in every way
equal, if not superior. to that i'll the neigh
borhood of ColfaX or Newcastle. All that
IS required to make il one of the wealthiest
and most populous sections in the foot
hills is better railroad facilities. Already
immigration has begun to set in to FL
Dorado county, as land is cheap the soil
exceedingly fertile, and the facilities for
irrigating the best in the State.
AK EXECUTIVES TRoUBLEs.-There per
haps never has been Governor of this
State who has suffered 50 much at the
hands of crauks as has the present in
cuMbent. George Stoneman. The majority
of them are women, who want money,
some desire positions, and others pardon
for convicted friends. Among the men
are not a few who claim to have fought
during the war with General Stoneman.
They are easily disposed of, however. for
halt-dollar usually huStles that class off 10
the nearest grog-shop. The latest torment
of the Governor is 4 seereSs who calls regI-
larry on him twice a day at his office and
occasionally visits him at lis home. She
j. an elderly-looking lady, and can be seen in
the lobby of the Assembly Chamber every
day when the Legislature is in session.
She desires an appointment 10 some lu-
crative public pOsition-would like to be
Port Warden, but would be satisfied with
an appointment rs a guard at either San
Quentin or the Folsom Prison. She tries
on each visit to have the Governor allow
her TO tell him his fortune, but he strenu-
uuSly objects. Yesterday he told her he
was OF the opinion that She should vet be
provided for with position 1t either Napa
or Stockton.
TAKEN TO THE AsyLuM.-Deputy Sheriff
". J. Kuhn, of Yolo county, brought 10
the city yesterday, en- route to the asylum
at Stockton. an insane man named W.
Mollo, 4 German recently arrived from the
Sandwich Islands. He was arrested at Da-
viSville, and when examined at Woodland
il was developed that his insanity was due
10 epileptic attacks. He Ia )is under the
delusi0n that some one desires to cut off
his legs, and, to foil this design. he at
tempted 10 hang himself while in Jail at
Woodland. At the depot in this city he
created a slight sensation yesterday by
watching his opportunity and running
away from his custodian but the speed he
displayed was so poor rs 10 lead to the be-
lief that his legs are not of much account
for that purpose.
POLICE CoURr-Yestcriav in the Police
Court the cases of W. S. Mesick. for an
assault to murder +. Dole, and Eli Mavo
for misdemeauor, were continued until
Saturday, and the other cases went over
until to-day, viz: Barney Hughes. for
being common drunkard All Cow. bat
terry All Duck, petit larceny; All Wuay
drawing a deadly weapon and Sam. Me
Chntock, misdemeanor, in diScharging fire
arms within the city limits. City Attorney
Anderson and W. \. Get announced to
the Court the fact of the death of F. II.
Moore and George W. Spaulding members
of the bar of Sacramento county, making a
few eulogistic remarks, and on their sug-
gestion the Court was ordered adjourned
out of respect to the memory OF the de-
ceased.
AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The I'M
dersaned will sell at auction, at 10 A. N,
this front or o Of the Courthouse a5 Ro the
teenth and Fifteenth streets, on which is
situate a nice residence of five rooms and
well improved yard with various kinds of