Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

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MOIST WITHIN AND WGTHoUT.-About :
O'Clock Monday evening officer Rider saw
two men-one Of them very drunk and the
other under the influence"-makino their
way 10 the depot, their intention being to
take the train for Rocklin. Two hours
later the officer saw something white
gliding along in the vicinity of Second and
/ streets, and followed it. AS ne approached
nearer, he discovered that the something
was man clothed in dark coat and light
colored pants, presumably a Chinaman.
OYerhaullng the man, the officer, to his
surprise, found that he was the most in
eorlaled OF the two individuals whom he
had seen en- route for Rocklin, and his
White neither garments, which were not so
white after all, being saturated with mud
and water, were his drawers, he having
lost ms pants 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned that he had wandered away from his
companion, got lost, and, in an effort to
lind some good place for a quiet sleep. had
fallen from the plank walk leading from
the street down to the low ground near the
Puget Sound Company's lumber ward. and
lald there IN the mud and water for two
hours, With the rain beating down in tor
rents while he slept Probably with a faint
idea OF bedtime prophecies, he had re-
moved his hat and pants, but when the
oihcer found him he declared some one
had taken them from him and thrown
them away. Yesterday morning they were
found near where he slept. Rider sug-
gested that he had better come along and
go to bed, and the proposition was ac-
cepted, the traveller finding a mattress at
the station house quite acceptable 1t was
feared that he would be quite sick next
mOrl1nF Of N
but such was not the result, the heavy
molstenIng he had given his in ernal organs
preventing the rain from striking in
" hen his case was called in the Police
Court and he was asked whether he was
guilty of having been drunk. he looked
himself over and remarked: There seems
to be good deal of mud on mem He was
let OIL with "A hours in the calaboose,
which would enable him to clean up.
CHINA SLoUGH.-Inquiry is frequently
made as to when the railroad company in
tend 10 commence thework offilling China
slough The City Trustees have learned
hat the company is DESTROYS of having the
work commenced at once but Colonel Won
Schmidt. who is to do it, is tied mp by a
contract with the Government for improve
ments 10 the Alameda estuary-a contract
that holds him for about four months.
Just now there is hitch of some kind that
prevents him from going on with that con-
tract, and he may not be able to do any,
thing upon ii for couple of months or
more. In the interim he could bring his
machinery here and fill the slough, as he
can DO II about as well at high water as
low bat Colonel Mendell, who has charge
OF the Government work, hesitates to re-
lease him for that time. as it NAV vitiate
the contract for the Alameda work. 1t
may be, however that he will give the
necessary leave of absence. If not. the
filling Of the slough will have to be post
poned until the spring.
INCoRPoRATED.-Articl of incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Auto
matte Dining-Table Company, to manu-
itacture an improved dining,table, recently
invented by Charles a. Gullwitzer, known
as the Automatic" or " Eectric Dining.
table" Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors, Charles A Gull
witzer, Joseph T. Poheim, Alric O. Cotton
VIM. Waukowski, VIM. +. Altinger, Daniel
Reynolds, f. Schaefer. Capital stock,
100000, divided into 100000 shares of the
par value of ST.. Also, Of the Stockton
Wharf and Warehouse Company, for the
purpose of building and maintaining a
wharf and warehouse on the water front of
Oakland, at the western terminus of Powell
street to a ships channel of thirty feet at
low tide and 14O feet wide Principal
place of business. Oakland Directors,
John y, Risden, d. Mcneil, Jacob Ward
Smith, c. d. Cole, W. H. Hoburg Capital
stock, $4,000, divided into 800 shares of
Sl00 each.
II COURT AGAIN-The dispute relative
to the ownership of certain saloon prop
erty in Gait, caused Ralph Miles, who
was recently tried in Justice Haines' Court
for ejecting an officer from the premises
which he had under attachment-the trial
resulting in his acquittal to be called be-
fore Justice Henley yesterday morning on
an order to show why he should not de-
liver the account books of the saloon to the
Sheriff. Miles showed by his bill of sale
that he had purchased the books and
accounts as well as the saloon, from ]. J d.
Monahan. After argument of accused the
Court refused TO make the order directing
the books to be turned over to the Sheriff
but made one authorizing w. II. Jones,
plaintiff to bring suit for their recovery,
and directing Miles not to dispose of them
in any manner until such suit was decided
in Court.
BUILDING IMPRovEMENTs.-The Capital
Brewery at Twelfth and l streets, Hearth &
Nicolaus, proprietors, is being remodeled
and extensive Improvements added. A
large two-story refrigerator is being con-
structed, intended to be used either as an
ice or machine refrigerator. The cost will
be about $4,000; James Seadler, architect.
The construction is let to carpenters at a
per diem. The property at the southeast
corner of Fourth and l. streets, formerly
used by Pike & Young as a carriage fact
DRY, was lately purchased by j. c. Schaden.
The elltire structure is being remodeled.
The upper portion will be arranged for resi-
dences, and the first floor will be used by
the owner as a grocery and general mer-
chandise store. A. A. Cook, architect; Z.
a. Bower, contractor.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, the case of John Corley, for battery,
was continued until the 25th.....H. c.
Stone was tried on a charge of petit lar
ceny, in taking some wood, and the case
was then taken under advisement An
drew Zelgler was sentenced to "a hours
Imprisonment in the city jail William
Dawson was convicted of petit larceny, and
fined 500, or go days in the county jail.....
Henry Wittpen and F. Camenzind, charged
with battery, were adjudged guilty and di'
rected TO appear this morning for sentence
IN our great clothing sale you can gel
mems rubber leggings for 80 cents; mems
rubber pants, 81 50, and the largest stock Of
mems rubber coats in the city, at low prices
Red House.
RAIN or shine the sale continues on the
same. This is the second day. Have you
read our new advertisement Red House.
To-Day is the second day of our greai
So, 500 sale of mems and boys clothing
furnishing goods and hats at Red House.