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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-20
THE HIGHER COURT.

Abstracts of Decisions in Two Sacra-
mento District Cases.
The following decisions have been made
by the Supreme Court and filed in the
office at the Capitol
Washburn. respondent, VS.. Huntington
ct al, appellants-An action brought in
Placer county by plaintiff, as assignee il
insolvency of one Jones, 10 recover certain
book accounts transferred by Jones 10 de-
PENDANTS on July q, 1886. The transfer
was made by orders drawn by Jones on his
debtors, in favor of defendants. Within
less than one month after the transfer
Jones filed petition in insolvency. and on
the same day was declared an insolv emit
Judgment was reversed. and the cause
remanded with direction to find, on the facts
found, whether or not, as a conclusion of
law, the plaintiff is entitled to recover the
orders sued for, and to enter judgment in
accordance with such finding He is en-
titled to recover the ord .rs (the value O;
which have been found to be $3.50, and it
is ordered that judgment be entered as pro-
vided in Section 667 OF the Code of Civil
Procedure. If it is determined that plain
tiff is not entitled to recover the orders,
judgment should be entered for defendant.
White VS.. Lee, on appeal by plaintiff
An action to determine the right to min
ing claim. The judgment and order ap-
pealed from was reversed, and the cause re-
manded for a new trial.
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MILITARY NOTES.
The Signal Corps-Careless Ofieers-The
Auburn Comparable.

The signal Corps-Careless Offieers-The
Auburn Compapy-Etc.
The commander of the Fourth Brigade
having applied for permission to organize
Brigade Signal Corps, to replace the dis
banded regimental corps, notice has been
received from Adjutant- General Orion to
the effect that the request has been granted
and the special order relating thereto is
now in the hands of the State Printer
The new corps will consist of ten men, in
charge of Major Sherburn, of the brigade
staff, who will be assisted by Lieutenant
Kennedy, of the reglmental staff.
Some OF the company and regimental Of
ticers are getting careless about sending in
their returns on time. If this is allowed
TO go on, the regiment will soon be pretty
well advertised throughout the department
by General Orion. Company rs returns
for March, which should have reached
headquarters before the 10th instant, ar
rived on the 18th, accompanied by seven
oaths OF enlistment, but two of which were
made out properly. The remaining five
showed neither compay, regiment nor Of
Ulcers signatures attached. Another's (E's)
quarterly demand was sent back for cor
rection, and then successfully run the
gantlet of regimental headquarters The
general headquarters of the State will Judge
you by your papers more than by your
drills, gentlemen. The authorities will
tell you that an officer who Deglects his re-
ports cannot be first class in other matters
A list OF eleven more names has been
sent in from Auburn to be added to the
roll now on file in the Adjutant Generals
office. This will make the company about
sixty five strong to start with. 1t is to be
hoped that the new company will be
mustered in at an early day, so that it can
start in drilling and get in shape to join
the encampment this year.
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AN 1MpoRrAsr MATTER.
The State Board of Trade and the Local
Boards.

The State Board of Trade and the Local
Boards.
The State Board of Trade has addressed
memorial to the Boards of Supervisors of
several counties. which should receive
prompt and favorable consideration. The
petition, which is somewhat lengthy doc.
ument, reGites the work of the State Board
of Trade in the past, and outlines some of
its future work. After referring 10 the ex-
hibition made by the Board at Columbus,
Ohio, which was visited by over 100. 900
people, and the grand work of the Cali
fornia on Wheels party, it says;
The Board of Trade secured, at the hands of
the late Legislature of California, an appropria.
ton suthclent to make an adequate annus ex-
hlbition OF the eiuus products OF the S ate and
to carry that rich industry farther aiie,d.
The State Board OF Trade enjoys the conf
dence of the leading men Of California II is
consulted by members of Cong ress on subjects
OF legislation calculated to benefit the State and
Coast. II enjoys the most energetic and efficient
co operation of the great Ii eS OF trans portal ion
Ii has been supported mainly by voluntary con-
trlbutlonS on the part OF the merchants Of san
Francisco AID the seuthern Pacific Compsny
1t is before your Honorable Board now IN HE
character OF ii petitioner on behalf of its sub
ordinate branches. Ky existing statutes, the
Boards of supervisors II each county in Cali
lofuld may appropriate the sum OF one thousand
dollsrs for the purpose OF advertising the re-
sources of these counties.
Your petitioner earnestly prays that the local
Board of Trade or Improvement Association in
your county, represented in the State Board of
Trade, be made the beneficiary of this appro
priGtion.
In reinforcement of this petition, we further
respectfully represent that the standing and the
efficiency OF the State Board of Trade is due to
It's character as State organization and that
the Office il has perfo med, and which in future
1t viii perform in securing reinforcement of
our industrial popu alton, and to consta1 thy
augment the growth and prosperity of the State.
depends upon the maintenance of its character
as state organization 1t is not the design of
this State organization to absorb or usurp the
functions of local effort; on the contrary, it is
Its constant aim to foster and encourage local
organizations, and the publication of immigra-
ton literature, relating to specific locai tiles
The maintenance of this central organic alton
VIII vastly promote rather than discourage
county or district effort. In asking therefore
that the appropriation of 81 900, authorized by
law to your county, be given to the local board
OF Trade or Improvement Association repre-
sented in the State Board of Trade, is a tquest
directly in the interest of your locality. The
local organization affiliated with the State
Board OF Trade viii enjoy all the facilities
which the central organization possesses in the
dlstribu ion of immigration literature end all
other advantages arising out of associated
effort.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.

The Turn-Verein May festlYs, via oe
held at East Park May 9th.
There is q dangerous hole in the culyert
at Twenty first and U streets.
The annual ball of the Young Mems In
stitute will take place al their hall on Mon
day evening.
There are large number OF Eastern
people now in the city enjoying our salubri-
GUS climate.
For some nights past large numbers OF
wild geese have been passing over the city
heading for their northern breeding
grounds.
Mrs. Z. B. Croker has sold the residence
property at Van Ness avenue and Wash
ington streets, San Francisco, to W. S. Ho-
bart, the well-known mining operator, for
$250,000.
n. D. Sickles has been arrested by officer
Arlington on charge of embeZZling q
horse and buggy, the property of a San
Benlto county livery stable proprietor.
Sickles is travelling photographer.
A new room is being built on each end
of the railroad depot. They will be 14x16
feet, and used for baggage exclusively
There is now so much overland travel that
the present room has been found made
ouate for the great amount.
Such is fame. A San Francisco daily
had the following among its personal notes
yesterday: Theodore Winters horse
man from Manchester, has come down to
see the races" Old Norfolk should be
turned loose upon that scribe, that he
might kick some California turf history
into him.
The Odd Fellows Association broke
ground yesterday morning for the erection
of new building on the vacant lot on the
east side OF Odd Fellows Temple, corner
of Ninth and X streets. The new struct-
ure will be 16x44 feet, and one story high.
Joseph Ough is the architect. The con-
tractors are Sprague & Elliott The esti-
mated cost is $1,000. The building will be
used for storeroom
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.

County Recorder.
The following sales of real estate have
been recorded since the last published re.
port:
James S. Nicholas and wife to James NJ Hen.
derson, Jr.-West half of lot 7, and o, Eight
zenith and Nineteenth streets grant
Henry Kern to Maggie H. Kern-One acre
fright of way on Brighton road, near Sacra.
John Norton and wife to A. c. winans-East
half of lot 2, S and T, Third and Fourth streets
900.
Undivided one-third interest in east half of lot
3, and G, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
grant
Thomas Busnell to Everitt Pierce-west hall
OF lot 4, and o, Fourth and Fifth streets
grant.
Philip scheld to w s. Jacobs-Lo's7 and s, L
and NJ, Twentieth and Twenty-first streets
grant:
W. S. Jacobs to r. P. Burr-Lots 5, 6, =. and s,
and NJ, Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets
grant
Catherine Matzen to Friend & Terry Lumber
Company-East quarter of lot 2, and ], Eighth
and Ninth streets grant.
Friend & Terry Lumber Company and f. ].
Holt assignee OF G. W. Bragg to Michael Miller
WV. Ryder to joe N Nasimento West half
OF lot 6, I and U, Second and Third streets
grant.
Ariel Lathrop to H. c. Lathrop-so feet upon
Anne cottage): grant,
II. c. Lathrop to s. B. Ridgeway-s prop
erty; grant.
John w. Slaven to VIM. Doyle-East three
fourths of lot 4, and Q, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets; $500.
J. T. Peterson TO Sarah A. Hays-Lots IL and
y, block 2 Highland Park tract; $780,
Ami Kimball and wife to A. LCthhammer-
West half of lot 5, o and P, Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets; grant,
Madeleine Boggiana to Clam Batista Boggiana
Twelve and half acres IN section "a. town
ship north, range east; $500.
Clam Batiste Boggiana to Madeleine Boggiana
Half interest in same; $500.
Mary Jane Shaw (of York Eng. y to B. F. White
Interest in block between ] and X, Twenty.
ninth and Thirtieth streets: grant.
Ann Sowerly to B. +. White-Interest in same;
grant.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. P. Longhredge, of Nevada City, is in town
Theatrical Manager Bert was in the city yes
terday.
Frank Hittell University student, is visiting
Ed. Taylor, Jr., in this city.
Mrs. Z. D. Rhoads, of Philadelphia. is visiting
her son, Deputy County Clerk W. W. Rhoads.
Mrs W. w. Winner and daughter, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting the formers brother, A. ].
Rhoads.
Congressman-elect T. J. Clunle and Andrew
J. Clunie were in the city yesterday OF legal
business.
Hon. S. NJ. White, of Los Angeles, passed
through Sacramento yesterday. en- route home
from Washington.
At a luncheon given in this city by Mrs J. L
McCord to her mother, Mrs. Beers, the com.
bined ages of the six ladies present was found
to be s13 years. All but two were above ~ years
A largely attended masquerade ball was given
in Toronto Hall, at Elk Grove, on Thursday
ment of G. S. Henly. who spared no efforts in
providing for the welfare of his guests. Miss
Emma Healy of Sheldon, carried of the first
prize.
VIM Page was married on Thursday evening
to Miss Fanny Grubbs at the residence of the
brides parents on Fourth street, between and
O. There was large coneourse of friends pres
ent from San Francisco, Grass Valley and this
city at the ceremony, conducted by Revs. Dean
and Dorsey. There were many presents to the
Young people of rich and appropriate char
acter. A wedding luncheon was spread il
honor of the occasion.
Arrivals st the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Cha les L, Queen, J. W. Kezstan, J. Z. Young
| John H. Cadogan, San Francisco; John T. Lit
tie, Eugene salt, New York; A. q. DeFrance
| and family, Colder; stephen M. White. Lo'
Angeles; J. C. Bennett, Fred Better, New York
! w. H. Roberts. Cleveland; Robert Nelson, wifi,
and son, Arthur Nelson, New York: ID. Nc
| Williams, Illinois; ]. J. Rosenthsl, Little Ty
coon; A. NJ. Hart, New York; John Lynch. Be
| nicia; A. Beetharce New York; L. A. Baldwin
| and wife, Hollister; Miss Z. l.. Marley, Chicago
| George II. Ipgham, Dunsmuir: W. W. Simpson
| New York; Mrs. ]. w. Boardman, Mrs g.
woodraw. Chicago: Henry c. Stryther, Mime
! apolis; W. H. Eddy. Chicago: NJ Busse, A
| Hamburger. H NJ. Abrams, San Francisco;
| p Longhredge, Nevada City.
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supEkIox COURT.
Department one-4rmstropg. Judge

SACRAMENTO, April 10. 1889.
7. D Littlefield vs. a. Abbott-Continued.
G. L. Plnkham VS.. southern Pacific Company
Motion to amend summons denied.
In re. Clara Chambers, minor-Motion to
vacate order of adoption, heretofore made,
denied.
In re. H. W. NJ Ogg, irsolvent debtor Motion
to set aside personal property: granted
S. D: Weyant VS.. W. A. Acknowledgements
for defendant.
In re. C. w. Farnsworth, an insolvent debtor
Motion to discharge insolvent; granted.
G. G. Pickett VS.. A. Leonard & Son-Judg-
ment for defendant for costs.
People VS.. John Rowland, burglary-Contin-
ued till Monday.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
SACRAMENTO, April 10, 1889.
Estate of Frank Luttig, decessed-Will ad-
mitted to probate. Letters to George Schroth:
appraisers, II. G. Goethe and J. Kohn.
estate of Catha'ine Leonard, deceased Order
made allowing s75 attorneys fee and for distri-
button.
Estate of George Metz, deceased-Homestead
set aside for wicow.
Estate of Amelia Gotthold, deceased-Sales of
personal property confirmed.
Estate of j. NJ. Belcher, deceased-Same
order.
Estate of P. Monroe, deceased Same order.
Estate of E. Howard. deceased-Letters to
Frank Fassler; bond $1,000.
Estate of W. C. howard, deceased-Same
order.
Estate and guardianship of Scott Wipgro-C.
L. White named to take evidence on findings of
fact. Order made for sale of personal property
at auction.
Estate of L. E. Wright, a minor-W. F.
George to take evidence on findings of fact
Estate of II. Huber, ACKNOWLEDGMENT prop
erty set aside for family allowance.
Estate and guardianship of W. Popert and
other minors-Letters to James Popert; bond to
each minor in $50.
Estate and guardianship of Carrie Popert, a
minor-Same order
Estate and guardianship of Frank Meister and
other minors-Letters to A. Meister: bond to
each minor in $780,
Guardianship of Catharine, Irene and ]. s.
Cotton, minors-Hearing of annual account
continued one week.
Estate of W. Atkins, deceased-Hearing of re-
turn of sale of real estate continued one week
Estate of r. Anderson and others-Notice to
creditors ordered.
Baker & Hamilton vs. F. A. Smith, assignee
Demurrer Withdrawn, and nve days to answer
Eli Mayo VS.. J. o. Kane ct al.-Demurrer with
drawn and fifteen days to answer
NJ. l.. Foster VS.. F. L. Foster-Demurrer with
drawn and ten days to answer.
James Mcguire VS.. T. ]. Clunie ct al.-Motion
for new trial argued and taken under advise
mept
Allen Towle ct al. VS.. T. J. Clunie ct al Same
order.
Charles Heisen VS.. T. H. wallis-Dismissed.
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Auction Sales To-nax

At 10 o'clock to-day, in front of the
Court house, D. J. Simmons & Co. will sell
several valuable pieces of city property be-
longing to the estate of the late Robert
Miller as also the well-known Miller ranch
of 253 acres in sections % and 90, township
s north, range east This property is to
be sold by order of the administrator.
The same firm will sell, at the same
place, Immediately following the above
the full block bounded by V and w,
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets
Also, lots 1, 2, and s, Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth, H and 7 streets, and
lot 2, and K, Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets.
Sherburn & Co. will sell to-day, at 1870
A. NJ, all the furniture carpets, etc. in the
residence of J. w. Nixon, at 1918 Seventh
street, embracing complete housekeeping
Outfit
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
A Druken Man Shockingly Mangled by a
Railroad Train.

A Druken Man Shockingly MaDgled by a
Railroad Train.
Last evening Coroner Clark held an in.
quest on the remains of man named
Kossuth, VINO was run over by the cars on
Thursday morning near Elk Grove and cut
to pieces. 1t was developed that the man
who was of Indian and Mexican origin
had been drunk the previous evening and
started down the railroad track in that
condition. He must have fallen between
the rails and not across the track, as in the
latter position he could not have been
mangled in such manner. The CoIoner's
assistants say they never saw such a case
Almost every bone in his body was broken,
and the largest piece left together was a
part of one leg, about one and half fee,
long. Strange to say, his face was not
mutilated in the least, but the back of his
head was crushed in frightful manner
The engineer of the train says he knew
nothing of the accident until he was re-
turning over the same road, when he was
hailed by some parties and asked if he had
not run over a man. He told them be
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An Important Judicial Order,

The Supreme Court now in session at
San Francisco has made the following Or
der: Ordered, that hereafter, in all cases,
the opinions of the Court shall be filed in
the Clerks Office of the district to which
the cases respectively belong, and that the
time for petitioning for a rehearing will be
computed from the date at which the opin-
ion is so filed in the local Office"
The following counties comprise the Sac
ramento District: Alpine, Amador, Butte,
Colusa, Calaveras, Ell Dorado, Lassen, Mo-
doc, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento.
Stanislaus, Sierra, Solano. Suffer, Shasta,
Siskiyou, Tehama, Trinity. Tuolumne,
Yolo, Yuba, San Joaquin and MERGED.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-20

AT Bangor, Ne. yesterday, Charles
Savory, formerly of New York, died at the
Windsor Hotel of heart trouble following
pneumonia. He was at one time mem.
Der of the Stock Exchange of New York
and inaugurated the Black Friday deal, by
which he lost $3.50 600. Since that his
habits have been peculiar and his raiment
mean. He leaves about $50, 600 to sister
in San Francisco. He was always recog-
nized as authority in the stock business.
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thought not, but on examination of his
engine he found shreds of clothing and
some blood.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict of
accidental death, and exonerated the rail
road employees from ~ blame.
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just Arrived. a large shipment of gem
Inc German BTaulSsweiger ana Eastern Nett
worst, fine Italian Salomi. Also d large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese. at 723 J street +.
BACMLE Give us a cali d20-lm
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Two muzzled dogs had a desperate bat
tie yesterday. II resembled nothing so much
as prize fght.-1erre Ha,ae Express.
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Vents, Lost,
Found, For SAFE To La and similar notices under
this head are Inserted for cents per line the frst
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices Of thiS character scin be found ,tnder this
heading.
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just Arrived. A

The best place IN California to have your printing done,
a J. Johnston 6 Cos. 80 St. Sacramento. Cal
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burlington Route Excursion

Commencing Friday, March list, at $50 P NJ
and every alternate Friday, excursionists will
leave Sacramento for all points East, via Salt
Lake City. where stop viii be made one day
The sleeping cars are provided with mattresses
blankets. pillows. curtains, etc. For full partic
ulars and descriptive folder, call on or address,
TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Sacramento. fe2S-tf
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ADVERTISEMENT OF HALE BROS. s co.

SPECIAL SALE OF DRESS STYLES OF PLAIN
GlNGHAMS, TO BE CLOSED OUT AT SIX.
TEEN YARDS FOR 81. THESE GOODS
ARE NEAT PATTERNS, AND Such AS ARE
RETAlLED At TWICE THE MONEY. "a
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Character, says DIR. Bartol, is the dia-
mond that scratches every other stone.
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THIRTY BLOCKS In ASHES.
NEARLY FOUR MILLIONS OF PROP.
ERTY DESTROYED.
Men Leap From Three-Story Build
ings to Escape the Flames-Some
Killed aud Many Wounded.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-uSIos.l
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Commencing
To-day.


-Four weeks ago was inau-
gurated the plan Of closing
our stores an hour earlier on
Saturday evenings. Our thought
was for the many workers in
our employ, who are the
direct gamers by the change.
The scheme has succeeded ad-
mirably, owing to your
thOughtfulneSS in harmOnizing
your trading with the new
time. Though Saturday
evening is always a busy time
and now dOubly 50, yet an
extra working force in attend
ance inSureS prompt attention
to every customer.
Remember, closing time on
Saturday evening is new 9
o'clock,
HALE BROS. h CO.,
Corner Ninth and streets,
SAcRAMENTo..... .........,..,....-.CAL.
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John EiteI, Assayer sud Chemist, has re.
TUNED TO 81 street Gold bought.
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Don't buy q Sewing Machine until you
have seen the Improved New White. Agency,
SO4 street. The White is king. aps-lm
Riding Academy. = Lessons given in
riding TO both ladies and gentlemen at Fifteenth
and n sts MR.. AND MRS. GEO. SHERMAN.
mr2S-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.

If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. isaac
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER, Sold at 25 cents.lyS
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NOR SALE-300 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS
e foot-hill land. all fenced and cross fenced;
good house and dairy houses, cellars, etc.; price,
$40 per acre, including crop of 80 acres in hay.
For particulars call at the CALIFORNIA MAR
KET. 7l2 K street Sacramento ape If
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12

The credit business in Psburg has certainly become
live ISSUE So much that socaed Cash Houses in many
instances have closed their DOORS and the days OF many
are numbered The Credit System Of doing business
has certainly taken front rank shoulder shoulder with the
best business houses in the city, And why no1 gets
his yearly salary by monthly weekly nstaments He pays
his annual rental of house by monthly nstalment he
DESIRES pays the Purchase Price of the dwelling in
like nterest nclude in the Of time he be-
the happy possessor Of his property Likewise
with the many pieces of real estate offered to-day by small
weekly monthly payments also with Pianos and Organs
and last but least the proper furnishing Of comfortable
home Truly, indeed, it is LIVE ISSUE, and the COM
fort attained from the very evident in many house
holds Thousands Of people weekly attest this fact and by
making their homes more comfortable live the happier
1t would be pleasure should any reader of those
few lines take time to see large and varied line of