Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-02
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Eureka Lodge, No. 4, 1. o. o. F., on
sentatives to the Grand Lodge Past Grands
Edwin Glover. Andrew Lewick and w. c.
Felch. The Grand Lodge will meet in San
Francisco the second Monday in May.
The fees received il the Sheriff's Office dur
ing March amounted to but SS7 %, as both
| civil and criminal business was very light.
A hack team ran away on Second street
yesterday and smashed the vehicle slightly by
running against a telegraph pole.
A small dog that had the appearance of
being mad was killed at Fourth and K streets
yesterday.
Napa Insane Asylum man named William
Mcdaniel.
Thirty-three marriage licenses were issued
by the County Clerk during the month of
March.
The fees of the County Clerks Office for
March amounted to 1925 95.
ODD FELLOWS Picnic" The Odd Eel
lows picnic has become one of the annual
holidays, and is accepted as a fixed institution
of the country. The joint commit ceof the
Lodges in Sacramento announce that the
picnic in honor of the sixty-frst anniversary
of the Order will be held Monday, April 26th
at Comstock's Grove. The location is high,
dry and shady and some twelve miles above
the city, on the west bank of the Sacramento
river. The excursionists will be conveyed to
the grounds on two steamers and two barges,
which will sail from the Pioneer Mill wharf
at A. NJ. on the 18th and return at P. NJ.
The reputation the joint committee of the
Lodges of Odd Fellows of Sacramento for
successful management of picnics in the past
is such that it is guarantee for the one now
announced. The fact of totally new location
having been chosen, and the means of tran
sportation being changed from car to boat
adds novelty to the trip and will serve to
draw large company to Pioneer wharf on
the morning of the 26th.
INSTALLED AS CITY ATToRNEY.-Directly
after the opening of the Police Court yester-
day E. 1. Robinson addressed the Court and
presented certificate of election and oath of
Office of w. A. Anderson, City Attorney
elect, and moved that the same be filed with
| the Court records. In reply Judge Henry
said e [ cheerfully grant the motion, and in
doing so | take pleasure in welcoming Mr..
| Anderson to his position. l am confident
that he will faithfully and ably perform the
duties of the office to which the people OF
| this city have elevated him by their voice. In
his hands the duties will, [ am sure, be i'm
partially administered without fear or favor.
| Mr.. Anderson, | take pleasure in welcoming
you as an officer of my Court" Mr.. Ander.
SON rsplied that he should endeavor to prove
himself worthy of the praise bestowed upon
him, and should strive zealously to do his
duty fully and impartially.
THE RAINFALL-THE RIvER.-The rain.
fall up to 6 P. NJ. yesterday, according to Mr.
Gersishs rain gauge, was for the day .721,
making a total for the season of 11.430. The
Signal Service report of Sergeant Sick.
Ter, for the II hours ending at SOP P. NJ. yes
terday places the fall at .SS. The fall tc
date for the season in 1879, was 1886; in
1878, 21.720, and in 1877, was but 1880. Al
! this writing, ! A. NJ, it is still raining, and
has been since the and P. NJ. reports
above given, almost continuously. 1t will be
fair to say then, that at this hour the seasons
rainfall is but two inches behind that of 1879
! On the mountains west of Cisco rain fell al
of yesterday and last night, and there were
heavy rains up the Sacramento river. This
will have the effect of raising all the rivers.
/ The Sacramento river at noon yesterday
marked IA feet inches, and at midnight had
risen l foot.
ARRESTS FOR THE MoNTH.-During the
month of March the number of arrests made
in the city was Us, on tie following charges
Fourteen for vagrancy, escape, IL drunk,
20 battery, 5 burglary, 16 safe keeping, II
petit larceny, . malicious mischief 81 dis
turbing the peace, insane, embezzlement
2 threats, grand larceny, 2 keepers Of
opium items, opium smokers, 10 suspicious
characters, l accessory to grand larceny,
runaway boy, assault to murder, assault
to rob, robbery, 1nisdemeanor, deserter
l enticing, forgery. Sixty three dodgers
| were given beds. Only six Chinese were ar
rested.
CoURsrNG.- Capital Coursing Club has
reversed the award Of the judges at the late
match as regards Kitty Woods position. IT
was held that Kitty should have been al.
lowed to run a bye on the fourth ties, and
/ that Bradley aud Tourney, instead of Kitty
and Tourney, should have been pitted against
each other in Mondays racing The Club
awarded Kitty second money instead of third
ARREsTs.-The only arrests yesterday were
J. L. Stoll. for misdemeanor, by officer
Wing, and james Robinson, BY local officer
Martin, for being drunk.
AUcT1oN.-Sherburn & Smith will to-mor-
row at 1890 A NJ sell at auction at 1913 K
street large lot of furniture, hives OF bees,
groceries, books, pictures, etc.
FoR the best value in hosiery, call at the
Hosiery Department of the Red House.
Among the many bargains can be found
ladies' fancy stripe hose, at 121 cents; ladies'
opera hose tsilk clocked), 80 cents ladies'
fancy French hose, 60 and 20 cents ladies'
Lisle thread hose. open worked (extra quality,
81 per pair. Bargains in misses hosiery, a.