Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-21
BRIEF NOTES.
Three carloads of Immigrants arriv


from the East this morning.
n Mohns swore out warrant against n.
Rochon yesterday, accusing him of threats
against life.
Six carloads of oranges arrived yesterday
from Los Angeles-tive for the East and
one for Sacramento.
Land patents were granted Saturday to
Alexander Duncan. of Sonoma county,
230.10 acres; S. A. Gyle, Tehama county,
$50 acres.
Saturday the Governor appointed and
commissioned George E. Bateman Com
missioner of Deeds, to reside at Lerdo, So
nora, the Republic of Mexico.
In the garden OF Judge Holl, Fourteenth
and G streets, a century plant is sending up
blossom stalk, which is now twelve feet
high, and will probably be about twenty
feet high.
The Both inst. is the last day upon which
the railroad company will sell excursion
tickets to New Orleans and return. and
June 10th the day upon which they all
cease to be valid
The 10-year-old son of S. S. Nathan fell
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, while
playing at his fathers residence Seventh
street, between G and H. and broke his
right arm at the elbow
These arrests were made yesterday: r.
Nasquez, by local officer Martin, for being
drunk; Facunda Martino. by officer Franks,
for petit larceny; Madam Emil, by officer
Frazee, for being drunk.
Sergeant Barwci says the barometer.
according to the Signal Service reports at s
O'Clock last night, was steady-that is, it
was neither rising nor falling-and the gen.
eral prospect is for good weather.
Henry Ramsay, the newly elected Pound
master, has entered upon the duties of his
office, appointed Carter Jackson as his dep
uty and located the Pound on @ street, be-
tween Twenty-irst and Tweny-second.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route for the
State Prison at Folsom, John Riley, who is
to serve fifteen wears for robbery. and Ed
ward White, sentenced to four years for
burglary.
S. H. Gerrish reports that yesterday
morning the thermometer fell as low as $50,
and heavy white frost formed in many
parts of the city. This was the coolest
since the 24th of February, when the mer-
curry was down to 800
The heavy black clouds which threatened
a rain-stOrn in Sacramento on Sunday
afternoon appear to have passed west and
south of the city. Woodland was just on
the eastern edge of the storm, and west of
there heavy thunder shower occurred.
The recent heavy frosts do not appear to
have done injury to the fruit crop in Sacra-
mento and vicinity, probably because the
trees have so much foliage upon them. The
tops of the potato vines have been killed,
and some other vegetables, including hops,
damaged.
Yesterday, in Department One of the SUI
perior Court, Patrick Hays, alias Limerick,
pleaded guilty on a charge of burglary, and
was sentenced to two years in the State
Prison at Folsom. Deputy Sheriff Ma
comber took him up to that institution by
the afternoon train.
Men were engaged yesterday in driving
down the spikes in the sidewalk leading
from / street along Second to the depot 1t
would be good thing if property owners
all over the city would give their sidewalks
localities where the spikes are high enough
to be troublesome.
The bondsmen of the late eX-County
Treasurer Callahan met last Saturday to
consider what action they should take rela-
tive to a deficiency of $500 alleged to be due
the county. There was diversity of opin-
ion as to whether it was better To pay up
and settle without disputing the claim. or
make defense in Court. It was finally de
cided TO hold another meeting next Satur-
day.
The following officers of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum have been chosen Mrs. C.
w. Clarke, President Mrs. S. f. Clayton.
Mpc NJ NV
tary; Mrs T. D. SERVER, Treasurer Man
ayers for two years-Mrs. George Mott Mrs
c. L. Payne, Mrs. f. W. Frat and Mrs W
A. Henry. The holdovers are: Mrs. T. B.
Mrs. f. c. Burr, Mrs Edward
Twitchell and Mrs. \. D. Rideout
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-George b. Katzen-
stein, of this city, the newly elected Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, came
up from the Bay last evening. He was met
1t the depot by the Uniformed Rank,
headed by the Hussar Band, and escorted
to the hall of Sacramento Lodge, No. II,
where he received a formal welcome. The
members of Confidence, No. 49, and Co
lumbia, No. AZ, paid Sacramento Lodge
visit, and assisted in the cere-
monies. At the hall, after the business of
the Lodge was concluded, remarks were
made by several Past Chancellors. Past
Chancellor Grove l.. Johnson then made
the address of welcome, which was an
eloquent effort and was warmly applauded.
The Grand Chancellor responded in fitting
terms. After the adjournment of the meet
ing the members of the three Lodges,
escorted by the uniformed rank, led by the
Hussar Band, marched to Mr. katzenStein's
residence, on o street, and serenaded him.
The entire company were invited into the
house and Hospitality entertained by the
host. There were many short addresses
made, and Mrs. katZenstein entertained
the company with vocal music A novelty
Of the affair was the fact that when the
Knights arrived at the residence they found
the house already well filled by young
masters and misses, who had come to sur
prise the son of the host. The surpriSers
were thus themselves surprised. AT late
hour the social occasion concluded and the
guests retired. There was present last
evening, during the welcome and the sub
sequent entertainment, George f. Neal, of
San Francisco, Grand Master-at- Arms who
came up to attend at the visitation, that
being part of the duty of his station.
NEW INcoRPoRATIoNs.-The following ar
ticles of incorporation were yesterday filed
in the office of the Secretary OF State
Western Mill and Lumber Company, for
the manufacturing. buying and selling OF
lumber, buying, selling and improving real
estate, and transacting 4 general merchan-
disc business in the State of California and
Washington Territory. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Dire"tors-.John
f. Kennedy, Daniel i. Randolph, Angus
Mcleod, Sampson Tams, A, J, Turner
Colin NJ. Boyd, II. ]. McLerie. Capital
stock, S250,000 divided into $500 shares, of
the par value of 800. Also, of the Calico
Mining and Reduction Company, for min
ing and reducing ores and precious metals
in California; for bonding, leasing and I'M
proving and developing mining lands.
Principal place of business. Daggett, San
BeInardino. county, Cal. Directors-Valen-
tine Blatz, John Kremer, DR.. Julius koebig.
II. J. Forchini Capital stock, $50, GOO. di-
vided into 800 shares, Of the par value of
$lO0 each Two thirds of the stock is sub
scribed by the first three named directors,
who reside in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Cook HuNT-Somebody living in the
vicinity of Sixth street had pet coon re-
Gently, but the animal evidently got tired
of being confined and made his escape,
since which time he has been Skirmishing