Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-15

waiting to cultivate his acquaintance or
pay much attention to his attire and gen
eral make up, they sprang for the hall door
and left the room. Mr. Massey held on to
the door to keep it closed, while his wife
ran out into the yard and gave the alarm
to the half-dozen employees, The robber
was stronger than Mr. Massey, and sue
ceeded in getting the door open. They
had a tussle in the hall. but the fellow,
fearing capture, soon broke away, left the
house and disappeared.
Disastrous FIRE.--About 12:40 this
morning the Waterman at the Phoenix mill,
Thirteenth and J streets, discovered little
blaze in pile of sacks in small room of
the old building on the corner, He
| aroused q young man who was
sleeping in the building, and they en-
deavored to extinguish the fire with the
hose kept at hand, but could not get
enough water to do any good. An alarm
was then sounded. and the Fire Depart
ment got to work soon. The blaze had
spread to such an extent, however.
| that the old building = almost
pioneer structure = was destroyed,
and eventually the fine new four and one
half story mill was also burned to the
ground, together with adjacent storehouses.
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be of white heat, and presented mag
nifcent spectacle. The property was
owned by Geo. Schroth Il Co. Loss about
$4,000; two-thirds insured.
INcoRpoRATED.-There were filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State Saturday ar
| ticles of incorporation of the Pacific Electric
| Company. The purposes for which it is
| formed are to manufacture. use. buy and
| sell certain inventions discovered and let
tiers patent for electric machines, lamps and
other apparatus for electric lighting and the
| production and transmission of power by
electricity, invented, discovered and OBJ
tanned by A. G. Warehouse, and other in
ventions and letters patent and to manu-
facture, buy, sell and use such plant, appa
ratus and appliances, and such real estate,
as may be required to make full use ofsueh
| inventions, discoveries and letters patent
| Principal place of business, Sacramento;
Directors, W. c. Clark, San Francisco; +.
g. Warehouse, Sacramento; Clinton L.
White, Sacramento A. G. Waterhouse,
Hartford, Conn; B. B. Ward, Hartford,
| Conn. Capital stock $25 600, divided into
$500 shares.
BADLY HuRT,-Augustus Kagel came to
the city from Folsom Friday evening with
puitN vi hlClluo, W titlClio dii Nuu Cl-
lows reunion. They left their team at Lee
SANKEY'S stable, and after the exercises
were over, about A. NJ, they went there to
get it to return home Mr. Kagel in the
darkness mistook the space between the
stable and blacksmith shop next door for
the gangway leading to the stable from the
sidewalk, and stepped off the walk into it,
falling to the ground with such force that
he was cut about the head and bruised and
it was feared that he was seriously hurt in
ternally. He was taken to the State House
Hotel, and was reported to be somewhat
better yesterday. He is an employee of the
Natoma Ditch Company.
ASSAULT TO MURDER.-Constable Cave
brought up from Clarksburg, Yolo county, |
and landed in the city prison yesterday, a
Chnaman named All Fo, who is charged |
with an assault 10 murder fellow coun- |
tryman employed with him by H. I. Hug !
gins, on the Huber ranch, about four miles |
below Clarksburg. Yesterday morning the |
two CelestalS had a dispute, when Fo went |
after his opponent with a Ratchet. and in !
tlicted bad wound on his head. He then |
tried to escape, but was pursued and cap |
tured by white man, and turned over to |
the Constable. As there is no Justice of |
the Peace at Clarksburg, Fo was brought |
iIclSj anu VIII lObttbiy navy Gil
ton in Washington.
CoMMERclAL.-The following vessels have |
arrived since last report Steamer Varuna, |
from the upper Sacramento, with a barge |
of grain; San joaquin No. ., from San |
Francisco, with general merchandise and a |
barge of freight; schooner Emily L. |
Bichard, Captain LAWN, from the Moque- |
lumnes river, With hay, to c. f. Adams. |
Departed-Steamer Varuna, for the upper |
Sacramento, with barge of freight; San |
Joaquin No. 9. for San Francisco, with a !
barge of grain; steamer Neponset, for the |
upper Sacramento, with general merchan- |
disc. The steamer Daisy passed through to |
San Francisco from the upper Sacramento |
with a barge load of grain.
Cry TREAsURY-The following were the |
receipts of the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, June 18th: From J. n.
Herndon, cemetery dues, $23; A. S. Woods, |
water rates, $948 %; n. A. Kidder, harbor |
dues, $40; Z. II. Mckee, rebate on
county tax, $50; W. A. Henry, Police |
Court fines, S151 80; George A. Putnam
1882 -; II. b. Nielsen, street assessment, |
$685. 10. Total receipts, $2,901 %. Total
disbursements, $l,087 q. Total amount |
in city treasury, SAG 167 80.
APPOINTMENTS. /. Gage has been APP
pointed to the highly honorable and re-
sponsble position of assistant TO the Presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific Company. Mr.. |
Gage has been for very many years con-
nected with the railroad system of the
coast, and is man of clear judgment
broad experience, and OF most unques
toned integrity.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court Sat |
urday Rose Williams, Lille Evans and
Louisa Malagee, arrested for exhibiting
forfeited their deposits......T The case of Joe |
Levy, for battery, was contiued until the
10TH James McClain, previously con- !
victed of disturbing the peace, was fined |
81 80.
SMYRNA, n Y, March 80, 1SS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received |
in December last works like charm, and |
to the best of my knowledge it is the very |
best sewing machine before the public. |
wouldn't sell mine, if L could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours |
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. w. A. !
StaphapCnD S0f I Straaf Sacrarn Gal