Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-30

That SHOOTING At VIVIAN interesting
item was telegraphed from Vina 20 San
Francisco paper a few days ago, and suisse
quently copied in other journals, relative to
a war between parties of Cinnamon on n
ranch near Nina, growing out of a dispute
as to the right of possession of the premises
According the dispatch the Celestial troops
fought nOblv. causing the belief to be ex-
pressed that if their fellow-countrymen in
the Flowery Kingdom should stand up as
well against the French the latter would
not advance very rapidly in the work OF
conquest. Five Cinnamon We're reportedt to
have been shot and killed. and several
Others wounded \ Sacramentan who
came down from VIVA Yesterday states that
the item was not entirely correct. There
We're nCsso many men killed as reported
in fact there We're none killed. There were
not any wounded, either, and the number
of badly scared was small. There was not
q gun fired, and SO far as known the dis
putantS were not armed with guns or PTS
tolls. With these few exceptions the item
was correct, rs some Cinnamon did have a
wordy dispute relative to land, resulting in
warrants being issued for trespass and dis
turbing the peace.
Court IrEM-.-Y esterday, in Department
One of the superior Court, the case of The
People vs. Buckow, charged with delraud-
Ing creditors. was dismissed. the injured
parties acknowledges satisfaction in Court,
and the District Attorney consenting......
The cases of The People vs. Thomas W.
and Alice Costello, for robbery, and The
People VS. Joseph Woods and Geo. Camp
bell. also for robbery, We're continued until
the 4th of March, owing To the absence
from the State on official business, of Henry
EdgertOn. one of the attorneys for the de
fensc......The case of The People vs.. Janu-
AIRY was Continued until February 18th for
the same reason.....The cases of The Peo-
pie vs. Horace Stevens were continued I'M
ii! the l3th of March, and that of The Peo-
pie V. George X Rider until March 18th,
on account of Charles T. Jones, counsel for
the defense being a member of the Lcgis-
lature, and unable to attend to the cases at
present..-...In Department Two the case of
NJ \. Cramer, charged with murder, was
continued for the term, owing TO the alb
sence of lis counsel Henry Edgerton.
INcoRroRtrEp.-The following articles Of
incorporation have been filed with the Sec
rotary OF State: Liberty Mill and Mining
Company, to .ocate and appropriate water
and watc:-.ig htS for agricultural and milling
purposes. and TO make control and main
tain in repair mills, bitches canals. dams
and other water works in Fresno county.
Principal place of business, Liberty. Di-
Iectors-Nilliam Carlisle Is. II. Barrett. q.
W. Moody Elisha Harlan, James Forsyth.
Dennis Hatch Capital stock, $1,000, di-
vided into - shares of the par value Of
500 each. Also, of the Francisco Jewish
Association, for the promotion and encour-
agement OF Judaism in the State of Calitor-
MIA. Principal place OF business, San
Francisco. Dircctors-Joseph Il. Brandon,
Henry Kramer Louis Leven, \. /. Mayors
+. Blockman. II. NJ. RoScnthal, J. Simon
Isaac Goldsmith. VI. II. Coffee
THE TIvoM-" Belphegor. the Mounte-
bank, still draws well at the Tivoli, the
house being well filled nightly. This piece
does not show Stetson of to so good an adj
vantage as did the character he took in
" Neck and Neck" still it is a play Of an
entirely different character and much more
pleasing in effect. 1t is a drama full of
emotion and portrayS a wifeS devotion to
her husband and children III very vivid
manner. Miss InGlIam, rs the M0unte-
banks wife does the best acting she has so
far done in this engagement. The Bel
mours take 4 prominent part in this play,
no less than four of them participating.
They are good. so is Marion, Nera Vernon,
Mrs. Francis, and Richardson. None are
cast in parts that require much ability, still
each one does their part well. The same
plav the balance of the week, and Satur-
days matinee.
AT HALF PR1cE.-Twenty dozen ladies
spoon steel corsets TO close, so cents 81
has always been the regular price. Red
House.
p ATTENTION, LEGISLATORS Fine imported
cigars, wines and liquors. at the Sacramento
Exchange, Seventh St, rear Golden Eagle