Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-07

Los Angeles; Frank NJ. Angelic, Marin
d. J. &. Calvin, Mendoeino: +. Mills
w. 81. <. Parker. George w. Roadhouse
t. G. Lambert, T. T. Tidball, Monterey.
Annual Report.
The annual report of General Orion to
the Adjutant- General of the United States
at Washington, for the year ending De-
oember 81, 1887, shows the strength of the
National Guard of California to be as fol-
lows birst Brigade. Los Angeles, $40 men;
Second Brigade San Francisco. 2l79
Third Brigade, Stockton, 4O8; Fourth Bri-
gade, Sacramento, 513 F.; Fifth Brigade.
Chico, $50. and Sixth Brigade, Eureka, IS
The total strength being 3 794 as against
Sl236 for the previous year OF the entire
number 3.467 are enlisted men and 327 Of
hceJs, exclusive of the Governors staff
which numbers fifteen. General Orion is
endeavoring to do away with the heavy
guns now in possession of the First Artil-
lery. and replace them with light steel ones
be IS also having certain changes made in
the form of blank demands, looking closely
into all matters connected with his office,
which will insure to the benefit of the
State forces. All companies and bodies not
mustered into the State service March ,
1887 will not draw allowances, as there
was no appropriation made for such. This,
however, will not affect the cadet company
attached to the First Artillery Regiment,
as it was provided for
Clunie Opera House.
There was a good attendance last night
to see Miss Maud Granger in the sensational
domestic play The Planters Wife" The
management closed the central doors of the
entrance hall, thus cutting off the draft
into the outer lobby, and making the audit
forum of the theater several degrees
warmer than on the previous night. The
audience was comfortable and no complaint
heard. The doors are hereafter to be kept
closed. The play was very successful. the
applause OF the audience very hearty and
plentiful. Miss Granger emphasized the
good impression she made the first night,
and proved her full capacity for the difficult
roles she assumes. Mr.. Gray-a native. by
the way, of Sacramento-was notably sue
cessful in the low comedy part of the piece
and won several recalls Germaine Bropby,
Cain, Miss Rice and Mrs. Bates gave the
star excellent support and fairly shared the
honors with her. This afternoon, at the
matinee, Miss Granger appears in the SEN
sational drama The New Magdalen," and
tonight, by general request, will repeat her
personation of Cora in THE Creole" in
which she was so successful Thursday ev-
ening.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. G. A.
White, resident physician at the County
Hospital, has made the following report to
the Supervisors for the month of De-
cember: Number of patients in hospital
December LIST, 16l; admitted during the
month, 63; born, l; died, 8; discharged, 50;
remairing, 10. Mortality report-Horace
Brown, aged 48, a native of Illinois, hem
orrhage of the lungs George L. DuPranz,
aged 40, native of England. scirrhosis of
the liver; Fred. Keefer. aged 81, a native of
Germany, disease of the heart. The cur
rent expenses have been: Salaries, $3.50;
subsistence, $1,1S6 SO; total, 81, 916 50.
WooLKE MILL FOR WooDLAND.-Arti-
cles of incorporation were yesterday filed
with the Secretary of State of the Wood
land Wooden Mill Manufacturing Company.
The purpose for which it is formed is to
carry on and conduct the business of
manufacturing buying and selling wooden
and other textile fabrics, and buying and
selling wool. Principal place of business,
Woodland. Directors-J. F. Hink, L.
Walker, Chas. X. Hoppin, A D. Porter,
c. 7. Bidwell, Camillus Nelson and Reuben
A'-s CHtfAAoA oNOSh, plOOsOOV-
actually subscribed is $4,000.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terday Louise NORM, charged with grand
larceny, had the further hearing of her case
set for to-day. Charles Patterson was fined
So for disturbing the peace. Frank De
Cole, charged with petit larceny, will be
tried to-day. w. SINNERS was sent to the
county Jail for 90 days tor disturbing the
peace. L. Andrewerzski, booked for as
sau't with deadly weapon, was dismissed.
2. Fenier and +. Gabriel, were found not
guilty of disturbing the peace.
TO REVISE THE RULES Some of the
rules OF the Superior Court of this county
having been found useless and defective,
Judges Van Fleet and Armstrong sitting
in bank yesterday in Department Two of
the Superior Court, appointed S. Scion
Holl, w. H. Beatty, A. P. Catlin, C. H.
Dunn and Ewood Bruner a Commission
to revise and prepare the rules of the Court
in new form.
EN- RoUrE.-Yee All Quong was lodged
in tie city prison last night by Deputy
Sheriff Riley. of San Francisco, en- route
10 the Folsom prison, to serve fifteen years
for burglary in the first degree, committed
in San Francisco.