Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-27
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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INTERESTING MESIENToEs.-M and Mrs
Henry Treichler, of this city, were init
mate friends for many years of James w.
Marshall, the gold-discoverer, and last year,
on the occasion of the Native Sons demon
stration in this city, he was their guest
while in Sacramento. Mrs Treichler went
up to see him before he died, and he. hay
ing foreboding that he was about to die,
gave her as keepsakes q number Of small
articles which he had almost daily used,
including a saddle, made in Missouri and
brought TO California by him when came to
this State; an iron brOiler made by him
self, and which any experienced camper
out would fab in love with as a convent
encej several canes of manZanita and other
wood and huge piece OF manzanita from
the trunk of a tree; his little prospecting
hammer, with its homemade handle, the
implement giving signs of long-continued
use, and great many other articles, princi-
pally such as were desirable in his house
keeping, and made by himself. Mrs Treich-
Ter brought them home with her YESTERDAY
and they will doubtless cause her to receive
many visits from friends of the old pioneer.
LOST AND FouED.-Among the passen-
gers for San Francisco yesterday morning
was a Sacramento lady, Who when the
train was between Elmira and Suisun, in
attempting to open a window of the car,
dropped from her arm a purse or Satchel
containing about $400. On the arrival of
the train at Suisun a dispatch was sent to
the railroad agent at Elmira announcing
the loss, and requesting that search be
made. a man was sent out along the track,
who soon met one of the railroad track
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which, he frankly stated, he had found and
proposed to find an owner for. The prop
erty was taken to Elmira and placed in
charge Of Captain Knight conductor of the
up-train, who, last evening when the train
went back, returned it to the lady, who had
waited over ut Suisun. b. her direction
the sum of s. 30 was given as a reward to
the parties who recovered the money, the
Ehmira agent dividing it equally between
the finder and the man who went out in
search, which was scarcely justice TO the
honest trackwalker.
NEW INCoRPoRATIoYs.-Art of in
corporation were filed in the office of the
Secretary of State yesterday as follows
Occidental Loan Association. principal
place Of business, San Francisco. Direc-
tors-George W. Dixon, David Stern, W.
+. Sperbeck, A. L. Lengfeld. L. Bresauer.
Jean Bergez, Albert Steiner, S. Zemansky
and NJ. KatZenstein. Capital stock. 81 0OO,-
GOO, divided into 5000 shares 1.-THE First
Spiritual Society of San Diego. Objects,
religious, social and benevolent purposes,
and for the advocacy of truth, right, free
dom of conscience and progress, and pro-
lection in liberty. TrusteeS-H. w Gould
John q. High, NJ. NJ. Bailey, P. H. Trask
and Mrs II. c. Bushyhead.. Also of the
Trinity Mining Company, for the purpose
OF conducting general mining business
Principal place of business, San Francisco.
DirectOrs-DanielM NJ. Stanton, Martin Quin-
Ian, Asa II. Truman, Robert E. Low and
James 7. Hanna. Capital stock. 81 ,OOO.-
0O0 divided into 100000 shares of the par
value of $40 each.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of All Gee, All Look and
Fong Soon, charged with conducting lot
terry, were further continued until the 2Sth.
John Gould, arrested for battery. was
discharged 49,. Joe Shepherd, previously
convicted of petty larceny, in stealing
chickens was sentenced to 20 DAYS in the
county jail. Emily Leclerc, charged with
exhibiting, forfeited her deposit. Charles
Williams was convicted of battery, and
fined $40, with the alternative of 10 DAYS
lmprisonment....T The case of z. O'Con-
nell, for misdemeanor, in selling a CLAN
dered horse to c. SCHNEIDER, went over until
this morning. Madam Fwig's case of dis
turblng the peace was set for hearing to-
morrow......Dan Fay, who was arrested for
grand larceny in stealing r. j. Irvinc's
horse and cart last Saturday, was examined
and held to answer before the Superior
Court in 81 500 bail.
READY FOR SERvIcE.-William H. Young
the well-known ship carpenter of Wash
ington, Yolo county, who constructed the
hull of the steamer San Joaquin No. on
the ways opposite the city last spring, and
went down to the Bay to complete her
when she was towed to that city about two
months ago to receive her boiler and en-
gines, has returned home, his work being
finished, and the steamer ready for her trial
trip. She is admitted by all who have seen
her to be- very handsome as well as power
full and substantial Graf, of which Sacrament
tans will probably in q few DAYS have an
opportunity to form an opinion for them
selves, as it will not be long before she goes
into service between this city and San
Francisco.
STATE LAND patents. IssUED.-The fol-
lowing patents for University lands have
been issued from the office of the Surveyor
General, and signed by the Governor: Geo.
Chaplin, Tehama county, so acres: +. Z.
Sherwin, San Diego, school land, 10Th and
seth sections; Basilio Scolari, FL Dorado,
800 acres; Charles Forni, FL Dorado 240
acres; g. Everson, Calaveras, 120 acres A.
A Francs, Ei Dorado, so acres W. Hodg-
kins, Del Norte, $40 acres s. p. SNYDER.
Del Norte, 800 acres; c. Harrison, Napa, 100
acres NJ. NJ. Estee, Napa, 200 acres An
ton Giles, SiSkiyou, 800 acres; Amos CuIp.
Amador, l2O acres; G. w. Burgess, Trini-
ty, 800 acres.
The New School BooKs.-Copy for the
new schools is coming in very slowly, and
as the authors refuse to al low it TO be put
in type until it is copyrighted, there are
many delays. No one as yet has offered to
furnish geography. About fifty pages of
the various books will be printed, and the
slips mailed to the various members of the
State Board at their homes, so that thew
can criticise' them at their leisure, and be
ready to act promptly in deciding upon the
merits of each at their first meeting. Ad-
vance sheets Of grammars, spoilers and
primers are now in the hands of the print
ers.
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