Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-03
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liz AollONill idillCu pIloOiCioi III "NSOAN'
ance with Section % of " An Act to define,
regulate and govern the State Prisons OF
California" will be released during the
month of December d. t. Daley, San
All Hoo Tong, Alameda, assault TO murder,
sd; Hugh ]. Mullen San Francisco per-
jury 18th; Mary Hammerschmidt, San
Francisco assault with a deadly weapon,
9th; All jim, Alameda, burglary, 23d !;
Chen All Kew, San Francisco, burglary,
Both; Lee All Wah, petit larceny San
Francisco, 10Th; Nah Chez, grand larceny,
San Francisco, 9th; Fair All Chow, burg
larry, San Francisco, 9th, Lock Wing, as
sault to murder Alameda, 23d. The fol-
lowing will be restored to citizenship :
Charles Blackney Alameda, grand larceny,
I'D John Reinhart, Solano, petit larceny,
2lst; Angelo Carretto. burglary, Sacrament
TO, 18th; Charles w. Patten. assault TO
slaughter Tulare, ODD; Otto Whittchuck,
burglary, Siskiyou, ID; Chris. F. Smith,
burglary, Los Angeles, Sth; John Snyder,
burglary, MERGED, 10th; Edward Seigard,
burglary, MERGED, 18th; Santiago Sales,
grand larceny, 3D. Faveano Romero, as
sault with deadly weapon, Ventura, 26th;
ID. X. PitZer manslaughter Mariposa, 9th /;
Harvey holland, grand larceny, Colusa, Dist;
ID. Mitchell, San Joaquin, forgery, 18th !;
James Murphy, Napa robbery, 23d; Henry
Mills, burglary, San Francisco, 28th; J. w.
Kurton, grand larceny, Los Angeles, 10th :;
George S. King, petit larceny, Los Angeles,
18th; J. Kearney, assault to rob, San Fran
cisco, 18th Charles w. Jewell, grand lar
ceny, Humboldt, Sth; Thomas Jordan,
burglary. MERGED, goth; Emil Hirsch, burg
larry, San Francisco; Clyde Fairchild, burg
Larry, Siskiyou, ID; George Adams, robbery,
Santa Clara, ID.
THE THOMPSON OPERA CoMPANY-At the
Metropolitan Theater, commencing next
Monday evening, the famous Thompson
Opera Company, with full chorus and Or
chestra, will appear for one week, under the
management of J. II. Hayerly. For Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
and the Saturday matinee, Gilbert & Sulli-
vans "Mikado' will be the attraction.
Thursday and Friday evenings, for the first
time in Sacramento, Millocker's very at
tractive opera of THE Beggar Student
will be given and for Saturday night. the
closing performance, the programme, not
yet decided upon, will certainly be excel
lent. The Mikado will be produced in
It's entirety with beautiful scenery, etc.
A4S iDOsSGil DlutlGll, the scene OF which
Is laid in Poland, during the Polish insur-
rection, has been played by this company
over go times-in fact, all last season. The
melodies are bright, and include some IA
mlllar airs. Mr.. Hayerly has gone to great
expense IN bringing the company to Cali
fornla, and his manner of keeping faith
with the public is a guarantee that nothing
will be sighted in the production of the
opera in Sacramento. The price of admis-
sion will be 81 for the dress circle and 80
cents for the gallery. Reserved seats can
be obtained at Houghton's without extra
charge. The management has the courage
TO strike blow ct the system of dead
headlsm which has grown to such pro-
portions as 10 seriously iniure theatrical
ana operate ventures, and announces that
the free list will positively be suspended
during the engagement.
New INCoRPoRATIoNs-Ar of incor
poration have been filed in the office of the
Secretary of State as follows: Of the Sierra
Phoenix Mill and Mining Company, to 3D.
crate IN Sierra county. DirectOrs-Arthur
+. Prlce, }. I. Evans, H. J. Owen, J. r.
Hall, A. b. Paul. Principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco. Capital stock, $500
600, divided into 100000 shares of the par
value OF So each......Also, of the McCue
Carriage Factory of San Francisco. Direct
ors-Louis I. Haggin, William Willis, John
Nolan, julius c, Green, Irwin c. Stump.
Capital stock, S25, 900, all of which has
been subscribed. .....Also, the California
School of Mechanical Arts, to found and
control an institution for the purposes of
educating males and females in the prac-
teal arts of life such as workers in wood.
IRON, stone, the metals, and in whatever
industry mechanical skill is applied To
be open to all youths born in California.
Prnclpal place of business, San Francisco.
Dlrectors-Horace Davis, John o. Earl, A.
;. Hallldle, Lorenzo Sawyer, J. d. b. Still
man. The corporation has no capital
stock. .....Also, of the Home Mutual and
Building Loan Association of San Fran
cisco. Trustees-Charles McCabe, Charles
X. Clark, George NJ. Mitchell, Edward n
Harmon, Edward c.. Hughes, Henry G. !
Phillips, Monroe Greenwood, Geo. Mearns,
VIM. NJ. DeWolf
ENTERTAINMENT AND SoCIAL.-One of the
most pleasing and entertaining social
events of the season was that given by the
young ladies of the Seventh-street NJ. Z.
Church last evening. The attendance was
quite large, and the audience frequently
gave expression TO their appreciation of the
young ladies efforts BY prolonged applause.
After the literary exercises were over, re-
freshments were served. The programme
was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Carrie
CrotherS reading, Miss Ida Wolfe: vocal
solo, Miss Nellie Wright; tableau, Early
at the Cross, Lizzie and Mary CLYDE and
Mary Waite; piano solo, Mason Hunt; re-
citation, Mr.. Sheehan reading and tabieau.
=" Dream of Fair Women" from Tennyson,
Misses Spillman, Willis, Snyder, Salmon.
Christian and Mrs. C. Hayford; piano solo.
Miss Minnie Shore; reading, Mr.. Parsons
vocal solo, Mrs. Havford; tableau, Road
to Heaven and Road to Ruin: :" reading.
Mr.. Lucey; drama, The Obstinate Fam
lily"
CAME FOR HIM.-Deputy Sheriff Leggett
arrived from Modesto yesterday to take
look at John Kennedy, the song and dance
man under arrest here for petit larceny. and
who was supposed 10 be wanted at Modesto
for burglary The officer identified Ken
nedy at once but the latter did not show
any sign of recognizing him. Leggett took
the prisoner to Modesto by the next train.
having no doubt but that he was in posses
sion of the burglar who was wanted; but
Kennedy insisted that he could prove an
abb by score of persons, and show that
he was in Fresno on the night of the burg
larry. His only worry, he said, was as to
whether he would be brought back here to
be tried on the petit larceny charge pend
ing against him.
NoTARIAL APPoINTMEETs-The follow
ing named persons were yesterday COM
missioned Notaries Public by the Gov
ernor: Marcus p Bennett, Placerville.
vice self; George w. Thomas San QUEEN
tin, vice Gregory P. Harte resigned; Geo.
E. Freeman, Santa Ana, vice James W.
Wall, removal from the county; f. w.
Chaplin. Fort Bidwell, original; C. F.
McGlashen, Truckee, vice J. B. Giffen, re-
signed; Jonathan Fulton. Auburn Station,
original; J. P. Hight San Bernardino. vice
self; Edward Kilham, San Diego, vice NJ.
T. Gilmore, resigned Thomas Bingham,
Cambria, vice self; F. E. Baker, Wood
land, vice self