Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-30

ENcANPMENT MATrERs.-The following
special order, dated July 9th, has been
issued by Adjutant-General Cosby, from
the Adjutant- Generals Office in Sacra-
mento:
Special Orders No IL
l. The Commander-iuChiefw will On amp with
the division of the \. q. G. at Santa Cruz from
the 18th to the sd of August.
,. He directs that the full staff shall be present
on the three days devoted 10 the division drill and
the reviews to be rendered MajOr-General Pope
I. ;. A., and himself
5. He expects and requests the attendance
during the eight days of the encampment of all
| the members of the staff who are not prevented
by urgent private business absolutely from al
tending.
4. Transportation and forage will be furnished
free OF charge to those members who desire to
take horses.
5. a reliable caterer offers TO furnish meals at
81 30 per day, or 30 cents per meal of excellent
quality and according to specified bill of fare.
.. Each member of the staff will upon receipt
of this, notify the AdjutantGeneral at once as
to his ability and intention to be present
J. As soon rs such notifications are received
meeting of the members Will be called to con
slider all matters ofinterest regarding the camp.
THE SWISS STATION AucTIoN.-Sherburn &
Smith, auctioneers, by order of Mrs. L. Be-
netti, executrix, will offer for sale at auction
on the premises, at II A. NJ. to-day, the we'll
known Swiss Station ranch, orchard, resi-
dence, etc, of John Bonett, deceased.
situated three miles south of Sacramento,
on the Upper Stockton road. The ranch
comprises ll9 acres of which about 10
acres are planted to grapes, ; acres of
blackberries, 10 acres Of vegetable garden,
over jO0peach trees, large number Of other
fruit trees, and the balance is grain land
4 la Ltr I
a small residence. Also, two horse
powers, with four pumps; three windmills,
with pumps, very best water, the premises
being well fenced. \ SchOOl-hOusc adioiDs
the farm on the north. The Upper Stock
ton road divides the ranch in almost equal
parts; a county road bounds the farm on
the south and lane on the nortl. Also.
two spring wagons, and lot Of farming
tools. The title is perfect. Terms cash.
New IYcoRroRArIoNs-Yc Yesterday there
we're filed with the Secretary of State the
following articles of incorporation: The
Trustees of the Young Mems Christian
Association, for the purpose of acquiring
property by purchase, gift, devise bequeSt
or otherwise. Directors. NJ. Burlington.
A. J. Ralston, George T. Hawley. Jackson
Hart, c. w. Dearborn, 5. J. Alexander.
.-AlStf VI illt lblO W ltlSIN- iFllcipal
place of business, Woodland, Yolo county.
Directors Wyckoff, J. II. Harlan, W. &.
Hunt John Schurley, A. J. Hall. Capt.
tai stock, 500, 600 divided into 500 shares,
of the par value of 800 eachAlso. of
the South Branch Ditch Company, to
carry water from Kings river in Fresno
county. DirectOrs-J. III. Savers, II. p.
Hansen, James :. Kerrck, K. II. Bramlett.
F. z. Wickersham. Capital stock 81 500,
divided into 100 shares, OF the par value of
SO each.
CRY GUEsrs.-Those registered at the
Front-street Hotel last night were Thos.
Summers, who had battered somebody NJ.
Clary. Joseph Adfield and A. y. Torris,
DRINKS; Charley Ching, for vagrancy, and
Kate Fletcher alias mcfarland, for adult
cry. The officers on whose persuasive in
yitations these parties were induced to ac-
cept the Inequalities of the city were
Rider, Kent, Farrell, Frazee, Wood, Ar
lington and special May.
An CGLY AFrAIR.-There is some talk of
an unmarried female domestic in an up
town hostelry having yesterday given birth
to child, whose body was found in 4
trunk. The matter will probably be inves-
tlgated by the proper authorities.
For NAGRANCY.-About II O'Clock last
night officer Franks arrested q neatly
dressed young man named Bob WEIGH
said to be one of the lover class and
chum Of Louis Hansche. against whom
was laid charge of vagrancy
Tomorrow We shall close our stores a,
- NJ, in order to prepare for Saturdays
sale, that being the last day of our 10Th
scmi-annual clearance sale. Red House
A GoDssND to Sacramento is the great
gigantic goth semi-annual clearing sale of
the Red House
THIS MORNING, at o'clock. Atwood
doube-width nuns veilings assorted
colors, ID cents a yard. Hale Bros.
To-Day is the sale of ladies' wraps and
dolmans, at less than the cost of making.
at the Red House clearance sale.
SEE our shoe advertisement in yester-
days paper; also, in the " Bee" Red
House.
MEN genuine English "Waukenphasts.n