Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IRIAL jURoRs.-In accordance with an
order made by Judge Mcfarland, in De-
partment Two OF the Superior Court. the fol-
lowing persons We're Yesterday drawn To
serve as trial jurors for the January SEES
slons, and are required TO appear in Court
on the % day Of February, at 10 A. NJ. viz
Clarence Nelson, f. r. Becklev. r. Noble
X. Dierssen, Peter H. Menken. Howell
Clark, }. Olsen, Thomas Steele, VIM.
Pa:ker, 7. Beckendorf, \ Anderson. G. S.
futney, Perry Stanton, Z. Walters, J. +.
Sross' Il Winters, George Cooper, T. D.
SERVER. J. ?. Melchoir T. Comstock II. l..
Mestwich, l. Freeman, Geo BOVINE. C.
Zimmerman, J. d. Smith, L. p. Figg. Geo.
Schroth, Il. Deterlee, Joel Gardner, w. II.
Hery, J. NJ. Overmeyer, J. f. Chenwick. J.
=: farker, Thomas Scott, j. c. Rae, James
Woods, Morris Sternfels, H. w. Lowell. G..
M. Harton, John Wolck, L. a. Boyer. T.
Chugchman. Z. L. Bump, George Little,
Robert Miller, II. Darling Geo. W. Baker
w. b. Bradford, Samuel Blair. Marcus
Wilson, Thomas Gutter. J. Browning. +. r.
Brown, Willis Wright, James Jackson,
Weller Freeman, b. " Bugbey. James
Hamilton, Thomas Norton and Richard
Jones.
The MIssIXG MAN. ). Visker reports
that the boat in which William Slade. who
disappeared last New Years day, was to
have crossed from this city to his scow on
the toto side of the river. was found YES
terday forenoon about half a mile below
the gas-works. The oarlocks and oars
were gone and the seats broken He prob
ably got into the boat about P NJ a short
distance below the fish market and il is
feared That the craft upset and the current
carried hin beneath the baTges and boats
lying along the levee He was man of
good family, his father being ~ W Slade.
broker, doing business at No 1876 Main
street, Boston. The following description
IS given of the missing man Very tall. full
beard, slightly bald, about 81 years of age
wore checkerea pants and coat, blue Jumper
under ms coat and his garments were COW
cred with paint he being a painter by
trade.
BARwIcK's REPoET.-The weather at
O'Clock last night, according to the Signal
Service reports, was: Light rain from Tat
GOSH to Roseburg, Oregon. and from San
Francisco TO san Diego, except at Los An
geleS. A toul weather sunset was reported
at nearly all the Signal Service stations
from Tatoosh Island to San Diego. The
teal rainfall since tie storm made its APP
IcMance was For San Diego, 266 inches
Los Angeles, .G3 of an inch; San Luis
Ob!spo, % OF an inch Keller, 10 of an
inch; san francisco 4 sprinkle. and Sacra-
mento % Oft inch Red Bluff. a sprinkle.
At : o'clock last night il was raining at
San Francisco, Keeler and San Diego. The
temperature was from 10 to 60 warmer last
night than The twenty-four hours preced-
ing.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the case Of C. Graf, charged with
threats against the life of Lee Jacobs, was
dismissed and the costs taxed against the
prosecuting witness...,.Joh ROYAL ar
rested for disturbing the peace was dis
charged IN. Eldred was tried on charge
of battery, preferred by Mrs Kittie KAY,
and the case was taken under advisement
The circumstances appear to have been
that Eidred had trouble with Maud Whit
ney a woman with whom he has been liv-
ing, and Mrs. Kay, taking her part, was
roughly pushed out of the way, and slapped
AT the beginning of the difficulty between
Eldred and Maud, the latter is said TO have
endeavored to stab him with fork
The SINKING OF THE MARGIE. - The
United States Local Inspectors of Steam
Vessels At San Francisco have been exam
ming into the facts connected with the
sinking of the little steamer Margie, be
longing 10 Mike Bryte, of this city, at Rio
Vista few weeks ago by the steamer
Modoc, and on Monday last the following
communication was sent by them to Cap
tain 4. Fouratt, commander of the latter
vessel: " In the matter of the steamer
Margie sunk at Rio Vista wharf, Novem-
Der 24th last. as reported by you duly to
this Office, upon investigation thereof, from
testimony taken. We can attach no blame
to you or your officers in connection with
said occurrence
BURGLARY AND LARcENY.-0fficer Farrell
arrested Monday night ayoung man named
Tom Murray on suspicion of his having
broken into Curtis & Todd's residence few
days ago and stolen some photographs. The
same officer also arrested Monday night
Joe Frey, youth with whom the police
are well acquainted. The arrest was made
at the request of Constable Jones, of Rose
vile, who wants him on charge OF steal
ing some clothing and a silver watch in
that place.
NATIVE Sons PARrY.-Announcement is
made that the ninth annual party of Sac
ramento Parlor. No. 3. n. S. G. W, will be
held NJ Armory Hall, Tuesday evening"
the 18th inst. Concert music will be fur
nished by the First Artillery Band from s
until 8 P. II. These parties are enjoyed
more than any other by the young folks,
as being in the nature of grand social re-
unions, and they are always successful.
The tickets admitting gentleman and la
dies will be but 81.
INCORPORATED. - Articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed with the Secretary of
State of the Standard Sugar Company, San
Francisco. Directors. l.. Howard, H.
V. Scott, e. II. Dyle, S: V. Smith. j. Roldh,
Vim. Norris and o. L. Sewall. Capital
stock, 81. eco, 000......Also, of the Daily Re
port Publishing Company, of SanFrancisco.
Directors-Wm. NJ. Bunker. A. c. Hester,
D. J. Mah0n. +. Boothy, VIM. +. Booth.
Capital stock, 100000
CLuNIE OPERA HoUsE-This will be the
last evening OF the comedy drama of g The
Bankers Daughter" with the admirable
acting of Miss Morris and the excellent
support of Mr.. Vessels, Mr.. Staley and
Mr.. Vinton. The play is so well rendered
that lovers of good acting should not fail
to see it.
THE FISH Conference.-The State
Board of Fish Commissioners met yester-
day in their room at the Union Hotel, all
the members present. No business of any
Importance was transacted, and the Board
adjourned 10 the last Saturday in Febru-
airy.
NJ. 4. ODELLs New ork Meat Market
Nos. 1920 and 1922 X street, is one of the
most desirable places IN the city TO pur-
chase all kinds of fresh and salt meats.
This place IS always kept neat and clean,
and the stalls are supplied with the very
best 10 be had in the market.
WATER RATES, City Licenses and Dog
Licences now due. Pay on or before the
18th, and save costs.