Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-11

Dissolution OF Co-PARTNERsHIP. - In
August, 1885, Andrew Fiohr, Benjamin
Metzger, George w. brennan, John Fruend
and Henry Haas entered into mining CO.
partnership in the firm name of the North
Star Mining Company. They drew up no
contract, the whole affair being arranged
verbally, and no time was mentioned for
the continuance of the partnership. The
property of the firm consisted of the mine
of gold-bearing quartz which is located in
the south half of section %, township 10
north, range 10 east. Since the organiza-
ton of the firm Henry Haas died, and his
estate is now in the hands of the Public
Administrator. For some time the mine
has not been a source of profit to the own
ers, and consequently Andrew Flohr has
commenced suit in the Superior Court to
have the co-partneTship dissolved, the
mine and property sold, the debts of the
firm paid, and the money left divided
among the owners according to their
interest invested.
A SACRAMENTO FIRM INCORPORATED
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the office of the County Clerk of
Weinstock, Lubin & Co., the general pur-
poses of which firm are to conduct gen.
eral wholesale and retail business, and for
the purpose of buying, leasing and selling
real estate and to borrow and loan money.
The term of existence of the firm is named
at fifty years and the capital stock is $780,
600, divided into $50 shares at a par value
of $1,000 each. The amount of capital
stock actually subscribed is $247 900. The
Directors are Harris Weinstock, David
Lubin, Albert Bonheim, Charles E. Phipps
and William Skeels, who are residents of
Sacramento.
THE SPORTS AT GALT.-Last Sunday at
Gait there was a number of sporting events,
and large contingent of the Sacramento
bloods went down to see the fun. The
principal event OF the day was a contest
between a Stockton dog and canine from
Sacramento. After twenty minutes of hard
fighting the Sacramento dog was declared
the winner, much to the qualification of the
Sacramento sports, who had backed their
favorite heavily After the match the win
ner was challenged to fight Jack Dempsey,
another Sacramento dog for $500. The
offer was not taken up. The time elapsing
before the train left was consumed in
chicken fighting.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. = Monday
evening Governor Leland Stanford Cam
No. IL, Sons of Veterans installed their
officers for the ensuing term as follows:
]. L. Robinette, Captain; VIM. Larkin, First
Lieutenant; L. T. Weber, Second Lieuten-
ant; Chaplain, w. S. DeMerritt; First Ser
geant, S. l. Hopkins; Quartermaster Ser
geant, Geo. Burnett; Sergeant of the Guard
J. S. I. Morris; Corporal of the Guard, Ed.
kellogg; Color Sergeant, VIM Matlock;
Principal Musician, E. B. Roberts; Camp
Guard, Fred Van Horn; Picket Guard, II g..
I. Jeffries; Camp Council, J. S. T. Morris,
VIM. kellogg and VIM. Larkin.
Thompson of Colusa, arrived in this city
yesterday merning from Illinois, in charge
of NJ V Dixon, the individual who is
charged with the murder of man named
Hopkins in ColuSa. In conversation with
RECORD UNION reporter Dixon stated that
he was in Illinois about two weeks before
his arrest. He denied any knowledge of
Is crime, and said that he had wealthy
Atves in the East who would help him
out. Dixon was taken to Colusa yesterday,
and was accompanied thither by Deputy
Sheriffs Thompson and Coffey, the latter of
this city.
A New COMPANY FOR FREsNo.-Orders
were yesterday issued from the Adjutant-
Generals Office mastering into the National
Guard newly formed company, composed
of citizens of Fresno. By this addition,
what was formerly the Sixth Battalion is
now the Sixth Regiment. Lieutenant
Colonel Lehe's rank will now be that of
Colonel. There are now no battalions in
the State, all of them having a sufficient
number of companies to entitle them TO
being called regiments. There are seven
regiments in the National Guard.