Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New IYcoRPoRATIoNs.-Wi the past
few days the following articles of incorpo-
ration have been filed with the Secretary
Of State: J. D. Reymert Mining Company.
Capital, 81 100000, in 10000 shares of 800
each. Place Of business, San Francisco.
Directors-S. Foster, E. j. Frasier, George
Law, ID. I. Gilmore and J. d. Reymert
Napa Fruit Canning, Drying and Packing
Company. Capital $4,000, in 500 shares of
500 each. Place of business, city of Napa.
Directors-T. H. Epley w. c. Damon, F..
w Bush, w. &. Alumbaugh J. II Wilcox,
w. II. Goodnough, S. NJ. Tool, George
Husman and Vincent c.. Smith. Para
disc and Los Angeles Gold and Silver Min
ing, Land and Water Company Capital,
Sl,0O0,000, in 100000 shares of $1O0
each. Place of business, San Francisco
Directors-J. NJ. Bowers, p. b. Nagle, W
w. Jenkins, Thomas r. Horton and Alfred
II. Hogg Pine Hill Silver Mining Com
pany. Capital, ST 100000, in 100000 shares
OF $40 each. Place of business, San Francisco
Directors-Joseph T. Hare Elias C. Hare
Andrew j. Hare, John S. Hare and Hector
McDougall Crystal Salt Water Bathing
Company. Capital $4,000, in 500 shares, of
FAbV IaCAl L luCt VI DuSlleSS. Dan fTdlclScO,
Dlrectors-John Farnham, Nelson Nandu-
lip, p. d. Jewett, Henry. f. Bostwick
Thomas w. Collins. Rafael Manu-
featuring Company. Capital, $4,000, in
1000 shares, of $40 each Place of bust
ness, San Rafael. Directors-S. H. Killer.
W. II. Jewell, Edward Nelson, Z. F. Killer,
Justin z. Moore.
FISH COMMISSION TTEMs.-The Fish Com
r1aiesfnr,nrf-
man, has proved to be a very fast vessel,
and can overhaul the fastest sailing sloop
or fishing smack in any of the bays. She
has steamed seventeen miles an hour with
100 pounds of steam, and as she is allowed
TO carry 100 pounds, il is thought she could
be speeded at the rate of twenty miles an
hour, which would be equal to the record
of the little steam launch Meteor ON Lake
Tahoe, the acknowledged fastest craft on
the coast Since the Fish Commissioners
patrol officer, W. G. Jones, took charge of
the Governor SLOVENIAN the straps of a
Commodore have been placed upon his
shoulders by the Commissioners He has
crew of five men, and as they are ever on
the alert, they have struck terror among
the ranks of the Chinese and Greek illicit
fishermen. During the past few days fines
amounting to nearly 81 900 have been i'm
posed and collected, and many Cinnamon
are now languishing in Jail or working out
their sentences of 120 days in the chain
gang for violations of the fish laws The
Fish Commissioners say that if all the Dis
trict Attorneys in counties where arrests
are made would work up the cases as vel,
and prosecute them with the same ability
as does Mr.. Dobbins, District Attorney of
Solano, there would soon be an end to
illicit fishing. The fines collected are
divided as follows: 0ne-quarter goes to
the Fish Commission fund, One-half to the
lntormer and one-quarter to the prosecut-
ing attorney
FIRE DEPARTMENT TROUBLE IN WooD-
LAND.-At the fire in Woodland last Fri
day night, when DR.. Strong's fine residence
was destroyed, the fire engine did not start
from its house until a long time after the
alarm, consequent, it would appear, upon
the uncertainty whether there really was a
fire at all, or if a faint light seen from the
engine house was not that of a burning
building outside of the town limits When
ii was settled that there was a fire in the
city, an attempt was made to obtain team
from livery stables to draw the engine, but
1t was unsuccessful, and the fire was virtu-
ally over before the engine finally reached
the scene. Fire department matters III
Woodland do not run smoothly by any
means, and the failure of the engine on this
occasion has been the main subject of dis
cussion by the residents of the town since
the occurrence. some denouncing the fire
men and others deeming them unjustly
blamed. A meeting of the Town Trustees
was held Monday evening to investigate
the matter, and after considerable evidence
was taken, the meeting adjourned until last
evening. The general tenor of the evidence
was that there were not enough men pres
ent to handle the engine, and those present
were in ignorance of the location of the fire,
but as soon as they had located 1t the en-
CINE was run out and started.
POLICE CoURT.--In the Police Court yes
terday the case of All Hung, charged with
petit larceny, was continued until the 18th.
THE cases of Charles Croker and
Charles Mains, for vagrancy went over
until October Sd Ben Croker pleaded
guilty of battery upon Henry Wombold
and Will get sentence this morning The
parties had a dispute. Wombold declares
that he was struck and kicked without
cause. Crocker testified that Wombold
called him liar, and he hit him . Charles
Seldstauer was convicted of petit larceny in
stealing j. W. Cox's coat and valise from
the depot on Monday, and will be SEN
fenced this morning. So also will James
iAllNN. NOINLNAtN VI lIlG ldiEGuN Oh some
wearing apparel....M. d. Reeds case of
obtaining money by false pretenses. occu-
pied the attention of the Court during the
afternoon and evening. The argument
lasted unul l0:45 P. NJ, and the Court then
took the matter under advisement until
this morning.
BEWARE OF HIM.-The Truckee RcpuJ-
lidca is responsible for the following ::
Judge A b. Dibble, aided and abetted by
those princes of musicians, Jones 4 Hand,
has been making terrible slaughter among
the fish in Bonner Lake this week. Hand.
the good-natured, plug-hatted, white
vested prompter and organiSt of this duet
of musicians, has been the Judges steady
companion. Hand has laid in 4 new stock
OF fish lies 10 tell admiring friends in Sac
ramento, in the vain hope that they will
be believed, but Jones, the shadowy part
ner of the aforesaid Hand, says he is on TO
Hands racket, and proposes to give him
away every chance he gets. He SAYS he'll
wager his boss fiddle against the new
organ, that Hands already good reputation
as first-clasS liar Will be improved"
SMYRNA. n. Y, March %. 1Ss3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like a 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.
Stephenson, sos street, Sacramento, CAL
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
CHEAP HATS The entire stock of hats
contained in the store of the late Peter
Trope has been purchased by Chas. Robin
Clothier, No. 702 J street, and is now offered
for sale at % cents on the dollar.