Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-16
BRIEF NOTES.

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Enthusiasm has got so high down there it
couldn't wait till the appointed time.
Messages for the following persons are at
the cfiica of the Western Union Telegraph
Company: George Conrad, John Idly,
Annie Deyaux, Mrs l. S. Brown.
One hundred and twenty-six Immigrant
passengers viii arrive from the East this
afternoon, including 81 males.
One carload of horses and twenty of cat
tie passed here yesterday, en- route from
Argenta, New, to San Jose.
The Grand Jury, it is understood, has
about completed lis work, ard will probably
make It's report to-day.
A car load of grapes was sent to Chicago
from this city yesterday, attached to the
overland express
Five car loads OF lumber were shipped
from Sacramento markets yesterday for Ben
| son, Arizona.
The temperature of the water in the river
has now got down to 6l'.
REPUBLICAN LEGIoN-A business meeting
of the Young Mems Republican Legion was
held at Howe's Hall last evening, G. N, Post
presiding. There was abous the usual at.
t0UGSLIC ID az buoiuCcs lHCSGtuS5s IL Wac
voted that the Legion turn out in procession
on the 2lst instant barbecue day. at such
time as the Executive COMMITTEES of the bSr-
becue may determine, but it was strongly
intimated that the club would prefer to
parade at night only, as all It's members could
not be rallied FOR daylight procession. The
matter OF making canvass of the city to as
certain the residences Of voters, was dis
cussed. but no decisive action WAS bad. The
following resolution was introduced. A mo-
ton to lay it on the table received no second,
and motion to adopt prevailed unanimously:
THAT we have observed with astonishinent
the recent declaration by the Sacramento
Bee that It is Republican journal; that
from q careful reading Of that paper for
some years past we had been unable to IS
certain its politics that from the fact that
it has already declared in opposition to two
OF she Republican nominees for Congress,
and that it rarely has lost an opportunity to
attack the party, We had suspected that
its pr0cliYities we're Democratic Greenbaci-
Kearney; aud that while it may be an
advantage to the Republican party to have
a hostile newspaper sailing under the party
flag, we would suggest that we do not be-
Esve the Republicans of this State are par
ticularly anxious Ter such auxiliaries" The
club then adjourned, subject to the call of
the President.
FIRE II WAsHIEGroN.-Th3 barn stand
ing Immediately in rear of the Cheap Cash
Store, and at the side of the railroad track,
ia Washington, took fire between II and u
last night, and with contents, consisting of
between sixty and seventy tons of baled al
falia hay, was entirely consumed. The rail
road company responded with engines Gov
ernor Stanford and No -, with water tank,
doing good service, but the infismmable ma
tuse of the property made ii impossible to
save Il. The FIRE Is supposed to have origi-
mated FROM trsIaps who were probably sleep
ing on the premises. The bara and hay be-
lonSee 70 J. sud V. Hanser, and were worth
about 500. No insurance.
AUCTIONS 1880 A. N. to-day Sherburn
& Smith viii sell by auction, at 1923 x street,
household goods, such as parlor and bedroom
furniture, carpets, parlor aud cook stoves,
dining-room and kitchen furniture, glass and
croekery ware, etc. -. At P. N. to-day Bell
& Co. viii sell by auction, at sos J street. one
horse, with harness and wagon !; one work
horse ; one two-seat covered carriage one
peGdler's wagon nine assorted sewing ma
chimes ia perfect order three dozen lamps,
one water-cloer, and large lot o. furniture
and household goods.
CHURCH SooIAL.-At the Sixth Street NJ.
z. Church the ladies of the church last even
ing hal social gathering, During the even
ing there was piano and eornet Duet
Fifth Aria of De Berio," By Mrs De Y oe
and Mr.. Riggs. Miss Ada Eskridge gave a
pleasing reading. and S. +. Hopkins sang
with good effect the devotional hymn. Tell
Il Again" Refreshments we're served during
the evening by the ladies, III the shape of cof-
fee, tea, cake, etc.
POLICE ARRESTS. were made in
the city yesterday as follows A namslsss
man put into cell No. for disturbing the
peace, by Chief Karcher and Constable
Cooper; Mr.. Bailey. warrant, by officers
Ferral and Smith; Fred Hope, vagrant. by
officer FerTal; VIM. Sheats, alias Pea Ridge,
| vacrancy, by officers Rider and Ostwaldt (;
| John Dimond. disturbing the peace, by
cficer Campbell.
New BUILDMGs.-A. L. Frost Is erecting
on L street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
a fine frame dwelling, two stories, with nine
rooms and bath and closet. It will be a
handsome structure. Phil. Herzog ia erect
ing at the corner of Commonwealth avenue
and J street a two.story brick building, so
by 20 feet. The lower part will be used for
bis market, and the upper part for rooms for
rental.
AIAEM or FIRE-An alarm OF FIRE was
sounded about o'clock last evening from box
So, corner Seventh and J streets, caused by
burning of some rubbish in the alley between
j and X, Seventh and Eighth streets. 1t
was extinguished with no damage done, and
the services of the Fire Department were not
required.
CONSOLIDATION OF OFFICES The freight
Office of the Sacramento Valley and Placer
vile Railroad has been removed to the Cen.
trsI Pacific freight Office, where all freight
business of that read will hereafter be trans
acted.
FREE LECTURE. evening (Sun-
day.. at the Congregational Church, Anna
NJ. L. Potts, NJ. D., will deliver a free
temperance lecture. The lady is pronounced
an entertaining speaker on this subject.
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS The first
of this season will arrive this Saturday
morning by overland express, direct from
Baltimore. Parties desiring any viii do well
mento Market. No. 30S K street Comet,
| Coulter & Co.
GAxg I'VE have received a fine lot of
game to-day-sprigs, teal, widgeons and gray
geese. Those desiring game for their Sunday
dinner will do well to give Us call, as they
are in fine condition. Loneton & Anthony,
Fulton Market, Fifth and K streets.
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CANAL Boar BOYS, before attending the
meeting at Howe's Hsll tonight, call and ex-
anime the new stock of stiff hats just opened
in the Mechanics Store Hat Department..
Jusr BEAR IN MIND that for the best values
in Sacramento you will do well to pay Hales
| Criterion visit.
An ITEM FOR Our LADY CUSTOMERS
Five-button Centemeri kid gloves at 81 % per
pair. Mechanics Store.