Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-13
LOCAL INTELLIGnNCB.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
INCoRPORATIoNs-The following articles
of incorporation have been filed with the
Secretary of State; Standard Minstrel Com
pany, organized for the purpose of con-
Quoting, managing and controlling the
Standard Theater in San Francisco. Di-
rectors-John J. Mcbride, Frank w Stech-
han, Charles W. Cornelius, Samuel Mev-
ers, William P. Adams. Capital stock,
$4,000, divided into $1,000 shares of the
par value of 81 each. The capital stock is
all taken by the Directors THE Jefferson
Gazette Publishing Company, to conduct,
publish and carry on the business of a
newspaper to be known as the jefferson
Gaeette, III the city of San Francisco. Di-
rectors-W. w. Knott Frank Vernon,
William Wing, Jacob 5. Herman, Leo Pc
terson. Capital stock, $4,000, divided into
100 shares, of the par value of 500 each.
1.-THE Ingleside Publishing Company, for
the purpose of editing and publishing a
weekly newspaper in San Francisco, to be
known as the IHgieside. Directors-Henrv
b. Mcdowell, Il. Porter Ashe, Henry D.
Biglow, Willard Wells, William L. Ashe
Capital stock, 100000, divided into 600
shares. of the par value of 500 each...
Colonists' Guide and Publishing Company,
for the purpose of conveying general and
special information concerning the re-
sources to actual and intending settlers and
for the purpose Of furthering desirable i'm
migration to the State. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. DireCtors-Leo-
pOld Abenheim, J. b. Gullv, NJ. 5 Savre.
William RuelT, J. 3. Reinstein. Capital
stock, $4,000, divided into 200 shares of
the par value of $50 each..... Crystal Vine
Gar Works of San Francisco, for the bust
ness ii picking and the manufacture of
vinegar and compressed yeast. Directors
James c. Chalmers, Francis barr, Jacob
Roeutgen, W. +. Schroeder and l.. b.
Coleman. Capital stock, $4,000, divided
into 800 shares, of the par value Of 500
~ ...-.. Censor Publishing Company. for
The purpose OF publishing newspaper and
general book and job printing Office in the
city of Los Angeles Capital stock, SO coo,
divided into 1000 shares, OF the par value
OF sic each Directors-E. X. Green, Ralph
Rogers. VIII d. Gould, Fannie Sawyer,
]. W. Davis.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the eases of All Git, for threats
against life; Ong Gun, for disturbing the
peace, and Yu Gun. for battery, the whole
were dismissed on payment of costs and
Interpreters fees......John Gray was found
guilty of disturbing the peace at Fourth
and X streets, by using foul language. Sat
urday evening, ami fined 500 with the
alternative OF two months in the County
.Jail....Jerry Haley was convicted OF dis
turbin- the peace, and will be sentenced
this morning. 1.-The case Of Mamie Fisher
for disturbing the peace, was continued
until the l5th...... William Smith, an old
vet was convicted o. petit larceny, III
stealing faucets, property of Guthrie Bros,
and gwen $50 or 60 days. He was arrested
a short time ago for stealing an oyercoat,
but was let 20 because Of the good tale he
told . Frank Stuart was convicted Of petit
larceny in stealing q pair of shoes from
Parsons and was also sent up for 80 days.
He is the individual who. on being arrested
several weeks ago for stealing Il case of
canned corn from grocery, confessed his
guilt. bat claimed that William Rowland,
alias "CircuS Bill, put him up to it.
He was let off with ten days in the County
Jail on that occasion, buJ Rowland got 60
days and is still engaged in serving his
time out As Stuart has given evidence of
being a common thief the opinion begins
to prevail that he may have lied about
Rowland, as the latter declared N the time
e.
charge of burglary, in entering the Colusa
House n few nights ago with intent to steal,
and the Court took the case under advise
meut until to-day Mary Doe charged
with exhibiting, forfeited her deposit.
TRIAL jurors DRAwS.-Pursuant 10 or
der Of Judge Mcfarland, the following cit
liens have been drawn to serve as trial
Jurors for the January session of the Supe-
rior Court. the Yenire being returnable Jan
uary 10Th at 10 \. NJ: Ed. Van Alstein. Il.
2. Burr, 3. \. Farr, J. II. Hogaboom, c. l..
Christensen Wm. Mitigate J. p. Pearson,
James ?. Perazc. Robert Miller. Geo. NJ.
Mott, NJ. J Smith W. +. Her George Ser
monet. f. NJ DonahUe, c. w. Clark, L. II.
Wilmington, f. II L. Weber A. B. Brvon
+. Brown, Chas Heinrich, l.. b. Mohr, w
NJ Gale, Milton Twiggs, J. II. Kerr, P
Artz, \. Williams, L. Pearson, :. Tryon,
Geo. Bronner \. Egi c. G.. Cogswell, Adj
Olson Sage 4. B. Klein, {. Nelson, 5 Roth
Peter King, G. T. Joegor, g. W. Martin,
W. Devine, John Mcfarland l. Lothian
mer. Geo " Moore, +. +. Aitkcn. Jacob
Gunter. C. W Pierce, J. II, Roberts, T. C.
Perkins Enoch Jacobs, \. \. Van Noor-
HES. NJ l. Smith. +. Prothero, Daniel
Upton. F. Black. c. Munger, o. 5. Flint
{. \. Lovedale, 5. Nathan, c. Cody. War
rem Cole, Isaac Bryan. ;. L. Sesser, Jane
Groth, c. J. Fo>s, T.. Daley, George Poor
man. q. w. Farnsworth, L. Williams, /.
Luce, I. L. Lewis and Eli Baker
AUcrtoS SALE.-BelI & Co. Will sell
to-day, At 10 a. 81, on the premises, all
the elegant household furniture contained
in the residence No 1909 street, including
1 parlOr set of black walnut, pieces; fine
walnut sideboard, extension table, marble
top center table, dining-roOm chairs large
range and fixtures, solid walnut bedroom
set, with piate-glass mirror; rosewood set,
thrce-Quarter walnut set, spring and hair
mattresses bedding, curtains and cornices.
walnut hall and hat rack, Brussels and
other carpets, crockcry, glass and tinwarc.
etc In the evening at : o'clock at the
same place, they will sell. in lots to suit.
the large and valuable library, consisting
of historical and poetical works works of
fiction, etc; also. the handsome walnut
bookcase; also, rare collection of oil
paintings and engravings.
BoNps FmrD.-Samae G. Foster has
fled with the County Recorder his official
bond as Justice Of the Peace, in the sum OF
$500 with T. c. Perkins and +. He'll
bron as sureties. Seymour Carr has fled
his bond as Justice of the Peace for Ala
bama township, IN the same amount. with
4. Whitaker and J. K. McKinstry as sure
H. W G. Darling has filed his bond as
constable of Mississippi township, in the
sum of $500, with John T. Cardwell and
George w. Darling rs sureties. Jay r.
Brown has fled his bond as a Notary Pub
lie, in s., 600, with VIM. Mclaughlin and
c. C. Brown as sureties.
City LICENSES now due-pay on or before
10th inst, and save costs of suit.