Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-31
Overland Excursion COMPANY.

[Copygh, 1855. by he California Associated Press
STOCKTON, August 30th-Articles of in
corporation were filed to-day of the Stock
ton Overland Excursion Company. The
object of the corporation is to run excur-
sions from various Eastern cities to Stock
ton as a terminus. The corporation is
formed for period of fifty years, with a
capital stock of $4,000. The following
named have been elected as Directors for
the first year S. D. Woods, c. Grattau, f.
NJ. West and E. L. Without, of Stockton,
and c. r. Parsons, of Lodi.
The CrOcker Railroad Interests.
SAN Francisco, August 30th.-GSpecial. ]
1t is highly improbable that the Crocker
interests in the Southern Pacific Company
will be divided. Colonel c. f. Crocker told
a reporter to-day, that, though the execu-
tors had yet held no conference ne thought
it probable that they would decide to keep
ali the railroad interests intact. Mr.
Crocker said that his fathers money should
be kept in the lines and properties he had
helped to create.
Modjeska's Bloodhound Poisoned.
Copyright 1888, by the California associated Press.
SANTA ANA, August 30th.-Madame Mod
jeska's favorite and world-renowned trained
bloodhound, which has taken such an
active part on the stage with Modjeska all
over the theatrical world. was accidentally
poisoned to-day by eating poison set for
coyotes on the plains. The animal was
encased in handsome casket and buried
this afternoon at the Madame's ranch
home.
The Robber Slept Too Long.
REDDING, August 30th.-Last night as
the Bieber and Redding stage was coming
toward Redding, near Burnev valley, a
man jumped out of the brush just too late
to accomplish his purpose, which appeared
10 be that of robbery. The stage was two
hours late, and the driver thinks the man
fell asleep while waiting for it, and awoke
| too late to carry out his design.
A Pork-Producing Locality.
Copyright, 1855. By aie California issOciatea Press;
SANTA MARIA, August 3Oth-Eight hun
| dred end forty-five hogs were shipped from
here in July and August, in addition to
large quantities of grain and other products.
Rumors of railway construction in this
| section are increasing and growing tan
gible.
Big Lumber Depot.
tCopyigd, 1888, 6y Gte California associated Press.
REDDING, August 3Oth. = The Shasta
Lumber Company have purchased six acres
| OF land within the city limits for the stor-
ing and shipping of lumber They have a
| large quantity OF sugar pine lumber at
their fiume depot.
Hops Shipped for New York.
jCopyriGlt, 1885, by he California associated Fyess;
ST. HELENA, August 30th.-Two carloads
of hops were shipped to New York to-day
| from this station. This is the first hop
! shipment for number OF months.
| Agsinst the Bondsmen.
SAN Francisco, August Both. = Judge
Hunt to-day decided the action for $4,000
against ex-Supreme Court Clerk McCarthy's
bondsmen in favor of the State.
A Painters Fatal Accident.
Copyright 1855, by6e California associated rress,
MARYsvILLE, August Both j. B. Pratt
a painter fell from a scaffold at Sutter City
| to-day and broke his neck.
Another Sprinkle.
lcopyiga 1883, By lie cal fcy7aia associated Press.
MAEysvILLE, August 30th.-There was a
sprinkle Of rain this morning. The weather
is cool and cloudy.
More Rain at Merced.
Copyright. 1855, by ae Catoynfa Associated Press
MERGED, August 30th.-A sprinkle OF
rain fell at S:20P. NJ. The weather is slightly
cooler to-day.