Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

INCoRroRATED. - Articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed in the Office of the
Secretary Of State of the Marysville Tunnel
and Quartz Mining Company. Object. to
operate IN Empire Mining District Yuba
county. DirectoTs-F. B. Crane. Joseph
Heyl- J. A. Maben, Dan Mcdonald. John
PETER. z. Z. Smith, VIM. O'Banion. T. II
Flint and Joseph p. McQuaid. CAPITAL
stock actually subscribed, SlO0 O00. .....A Also
OF the Pacific Catholic Publishing Com
pany. Object. to publish Catholic news.
paper ana other periodicals. Directors
" ID. >. Harrington, J. F. Ryan, Frank II.
Robinson, Frank J. Murasky and James +.
Ford. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Capital stock, $1,000, divided
INTO 1000 shares......Also, of the Boston
Mining Company. Object, to carry on
quartz mining in Nevada county; to own
and hold water rights. etc. PRINCIPAL place
of business, Grass Valley. Directors
Ford, Henry Woolcock, Bennett Dunstan.
a. b. Brady and Francis Bawden. Capital
stock. 100000, divided into 10000 shares.
-.....Aiso. of the Bonita Silver Mining Com
pany. Object, to operate in Esmeralda
county Nevada. Directors J. J. E. Hawk
ms, y. I. MeSser Joseph Marks. Jas. Bern
hard and Charles Hirshfeld Capital stock.
$loO0OO00. Principal place of business.
San Francisco.
I'll DORADO ORANGEs.-Francis Veer-
kamp o; Granite Hill. Ell Dorado county.
who made some excellent EXHIBITS of citrus
fruits at the citrus fair in this city. in a
communication to The RECORD UNIoN. saws
have twenty-five large orange trees
which We're imported from Japan about fif
teen years ago by Mr.. Schnell, the gentle
man VINO ATTEMPTED the establishment of a
tea colony AT this place, and whose failure
IN that direction was solely attributable to
financial embarrassment, and not owing. as
II has been frequently asserted, to the I'M
suitability ofthe soil and climate. The tea
plant hJurishes here and the orange, I'M
hurt by the seyeTest froSts, natures to per
lection. Ny orange trees have been bearing
Tor the past seven years, and produce large
crops annually: A few of the trees are Of
the Bantam species, a small and very deli
clous orange. These oranges are grown at
an altitude Of 400 feet, and ripen as early
as November. Nearly goo of the Bantams
were shipped TO DeBernardi e Co. of YOUR
city. This section of the country, near the
center OF Eel Dorado county. seems to be
well adapted to the raising of citrus fruits,
While al! other fruits and the various cere-
ais are cultivated with profit"
Police CoURT..In the Police Court yes
te.uay the case Of Frank Foster, for forgery,
was Indefinitely postponed. THE cases of
Lee You and Lucy Sing for battery, were
continued until to-day. Frank Turner.
previously convicted for visiting an opium
den. was fined SO, or ten days.. Martin
V. Waters charged with petit larceny
Second otiense), in stealing watch and
chain from J. G. Megann'S residence. was
held 10 answer in $1,000 bail......The case
of All Hoy, for petit larceny in stealing
can of corn from a grocery, went over until
to-day IT. Craney was convicted of va
grancy, and was sentenced to sixty days in
the County Jail ..... Barney Hughes and
Dan Fay, similarly charged, received like
punishment......The case of Frank Robin
son, for malicious mischief, was set for
hearing this morning.
NoTARIEs APPoINTED.-Governor Stone
man yesterday commissioned as Nota7ies
Public the following: ]. E. w. Carey
Brentwood; Eli r. Chase, Martinez; Chas
+. Irwin. Placerville; Frank NJ. Angellotti
and :. VI. Augustine, San Rafael T. c.
Lambert, Monterey I. T. Tidball Jolon :
Joseph II. Langan, Boca John NJ. Full
weller, Auburn G. G. johnson, James p.
Greves, Riverside j. L. Wadham, f. T.
Baldwin, Stockton John C. Currier, San
Miguel William Pringle, Spanish Town :;
James B. Capp, B. Newman and Charles
+. Wilcox, san Jose; +. G. Nagle Santa
Rosa; George Perley, Modesto; L. V.
Hitchcock, Red Bluff; Julius Levy and s.
c. Brown, NiSalia; J. o. Loveioy, Tuiare
City: William II. Hammond, Nisalia: w
+. Shepherd. San Buenayentura J. b.
Stevens. Napa City.
GoING BACK To REYo.-Some time ago
ayoung man named Herman C. kinkead
stole heifer belonging to c. j. Buskins, of
Reno, sold the animal and, finding that he
was suspected, left town, coming over to
Lincoln, Placer county. Constable c. W
Jones procured the necessary papers and
came after him few days ago. but he had
by that time gone TO Oakland. Jones fol-
lowed him 10 that place and arrested him.
Yesterday he was brought to Sacramento.
and the Constable waited upon the Gov
ernor with his extradition papers, to get
the Governors warrant for the defendants
arrest and removal from the State, and the
prisoner was taken TO Reno last night. He
admits his guilt, and is therefore apt to be
provided with quarters at Carson for
while.
LAND PATENTS. = Land patents were
signed by the Governor yesterday as fol-
lows: s. F. Walcon, San Benito county.
10 acres T. NJ. De Masters, San Bernar-
dino 100 acres James V. Hicks. San Di-
ego, $50 acres; Daniel Streeter and W. F.
Boulware, Butte, 240 acres Mary A. Har-
wege, Yuba, 100 acres J. o. w. Paine, San
Diego, 40 acres George Weeks, San Diego
160 acres; Henry Miller and Charles Lux
Fresno, 800 acres; Augustine +. Tate, So
mona, 10 acres; Rose Bering, Fresno, 40
acres; William Townsend, Siskiyou, 100
acres William Swall, Tulare, $40 acres.
Cloak Attractions at Hale Bros. & Co.
Never before have we offered such reduc-
tons in cloaks.
Cloaks reduced from so to s12 See this
value.
Look at the quality of our cloaks reduced
from SIS TO $ 50.
Our cloaks at these reductions cannot
last long.
Cloaks reduced from 81 % to 81 10.
Ladies all-wool long black Jerseys re-
duced TO s. to close.
Hales' clearance sale is the place to buy
your cloak.
Wraps,.reduced from SO to S. 80.
Remember that we shall give rare bar
gains that contain solid values daily this
week. Do not miss one of them.
Ladies cloaks reduced from Sl4 to s. 20.
Our wraps must be sold.
A SLAUGHTER in rubber goods this morn
ing from until u o'clock. Mems gossa-
mers, 10 cents and 81 ; rubber coats, 81 25;
hats, Is cents leggins, 80 cents; boys leg
gins, IS cents. Red House.
TODAY, from $50 A. NJ. TO y NJ, mems
rubber gossamers, rs cents; extra quality,
81. Silver gray gossamers, 81. Also,
k.ayier grades. Red House.
N--R mammoth January clearance sale
commences tomorrow morning at $50 A.
N. Red House.