Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-30
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Inc sacramento CSfeeC halfway company
yesterday broke ground with tule pillow and
cleared away the dirt all the way from r to
0 streets, aud will begin laying track to-day
1t will be completed by the last Of next week,
when there VII be u through line from the
depot to the city cemetery.
The SaIsfelds Company G), will hold
their annual target shoot st Guthrie's range
on May DIST. On that occasion they will
shoot team of % against similar number
from the Chico Guard, each company to
shoot on It's own ground.
In the Superior Court yesterday Damian
Leonhardt, native of Germany, was adj
mitted to citizenship on the testimony of
Henry Eckhardt and John A. Falkenstein.
A force OF men have been employed for
several days repairing the streets where in
jured by the recent storm, and filling in the
cuts that were made to drain off the water.
G K. Klink of this city yesterday received
by freight pair of elk's antlers which were
four feet and five inches in hight and four feet
and four inches across at the widest point.
Thieves stole fifty pounds of flour and q
looking glass from the residence of George
Wise, near Sixth and streets, on Wednes-
day night.
Governor H H. Wells and wife, of Wash
ington, ID. g., were among the passengers
passing Omaha yesterday, to arrive May 3d.
Miss Maggie Daroux was given pleasant
surprise party Wednesday evening at her
residence, on l. street, near Fourth.
A salmon weighing As pounds was exhib-
tied at the steamboat landing yesterday.
There is message at the Western Union
telegraph Office for w. II. Pratt.
THE HAMILTON CAsE.-The examination
of Mrs George Hamilton in the Police Court
yesterday for the shooting of Nettie Winkel-
pick, March 14th, resulted in the defendant
being held to answer, with bail fixed at
81, 500.
The HoURs-The picnic excursion to Da-
visville will leave the new depot tomorrow
morning at o'clock Returning, the train
will leave the grounds at half-past o'clock,
reaching the city within an hour later.
ARREsrs-The arrests made yesterday
were Lizzie jerks, for being drunk, by Of
fcer Fredericks Walter Matshall, for bat
terry, by officer Ferral: L. w. Stephenson,
battery, by local officer Coffee.
, A SERENADE. The RECORD UNION &C.
I knowledges complimentary serenade and
salute given by the First Regiment Band and
Company B during their street drill.
NoTARIEs.-Governor Perkins yesterday
appointed j. G. Nougues, of Napa, Notary
Public.
MARKETS. Fulton Market, Fifth and K,
is still keeping up their lick; their code,
.sLive and Let Live" is working like a
charm, and while Longton & Anthony do not
use any clap-trap advertisements, they pledge
their reputation that the public can get as
good, if not better, treatment at their Lands
than any place in this city.
THE rush of trade to the Red House for the
past few days has accumulated in the Dry
Goods Department hundreds of remnants in
dress goods, calicoes, table linens, crashes,
vard-wide musiins, sheetings, fannels, etc.,
which will be closed out at nearly half their
value to day and tomorrow.
WE shall place on our counter this day, to
close, ladies' kid fox lace shoes, in Nos. 2, d
and 8: children's heavy shoes. in Nos g. 2, 8
and 9. Also, quantity of various styles of
ladies' and misses shoes-all to close at 70
cents. Call early, and secure the best bar
gains. Red House.
BuGGY WHIPS, phaeton whips, hack whips,
draw whips, stage whips, riding whips, snake
whips. cab whips for Boobies in fact, all
kinds Just received from our factory in West
field, Mass. Red House.
ARRIvED.-Those fine French kid. button
and side button boots, in ladies' and misses.
Manufactured in Philadelphia expressly for
the Red House.
BEWARE OF limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
| Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
Rock AND RYE cures colds. coughs and
! bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.