Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-18
BRIEF NOTES.

| Another special train Of eighteen cars o
! cattle passed through on Saturday from Win
nemucca, New, to Heiibron Bros ranch il
/ Fresno county. The cargo included over 50t
head of cattle, purchased for stock purposes
The Greenback party held meeting a,
Fourth and X streets, Saturday evening,
which was quite largely attended. 1t was
addressed by MIR. Kelly, Mrs. Smith ane
others.
The dwelling house OF John Talbot is being
removed from street to H and Seventeenth
streets where it will be put in order and &C.
cupied as his future residence.
Mrs. Schaden, of Sacramento, was among
the passengers leaving Omaha yesterday, to
arrive October 21st, also Mrs. j. 4. Foye
and W. r. S. Foye.
The Grand Jury. as will be seen by their
report published this morning. consider the
subject of location for the Hall of Records.
There are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for d. B. Horton, Mrs. Lizzie
Smith, j. S. Cone and Mrs. II. n. Pearson.
One hundred and forty mine immigrants ar
rived from the East yesterday afternoon, in
Guiding 104 males.
w. F. Knox, who has been sick with fever
for some weeks past, although convslescent,
is still very low.
n. Hauser, of Sacra G4ento, will arrive BY
overland train from the East this morning.
There was no session of the Superior Court
on Saturday.
This is the usual law day in the Superior
Court.
PHYSIOLOGICAL LEcTUREs.-The course of
physiological lectures by Mrs. Anna NJ. l..
Potts, NJ D., and DR.. George E. Harrison
continues during portion of this week. The
latter gentleman is young physician whose
recent lecture to gentlemen gave decided
satisfaction. The former is thoughtful, i'm
pressive speaker, of very good presence, and
has been praeticing physician many years
The. first week of her lectures here were so
successful and received such cordial indorse-
ment that part of another week of lectures
is announced. This evening, at the Congre-
gational Church. the first will be given
1t viii conclude the subject of digestion
and the diseases OF tine digestive organs. and
set forth simply and plainly facts of which all
people should he informed. This afternoon,
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Potts lectures to ladies
only Tomorrow evening she lectures on
Love, Courtship and Marriage subject
sufficiently interesting to old and young to
draw for the lady full house.
CANAL-BoAT CLUB.-The Garfield Canal
Boat Club organized Saturday night with $50
members on the roll. President, G. C.
Myers Secretary, Mr.. Stebbins; Captain,
N. Webb; Lieutenants, Homer Mckee and
Victor LeMay. This club will escort and
man the canalboat in the procession of
Thursday, and is just now in search of a
stout mule and small boy for the tow-path.
The meeting of Saturday was a very enthusi-
astic one, and the club starts out with per-
feet boom for Garfield and Arthur No
member of it has been, in this campaign, in
any other uniformed organization.
INooRPoRATRD.-Int the Secretaryof States
Office on Saturday there was filed certificates
of incorporation as follows: Acme Mill and
Mining Company-to carry on general
mining business in California. The Directors
are j. P. Hopkins, A. J. Boyce, FL. n.
Boyce, ID. B. Kelley, and E. A. Glenn, and
the capital stock is 81, 1000, 600; also the
Western Home Consolidated Mining Com.
pany of Idaho Territory The capital stock
is 81, 600, 900, and the Directors are as fol-
lows G. T. Lawton, 4. Z. Brewster, A. Hal
sey, E. Green and l. b. Green.
SAILOR BoYs-The Sailor Boys Club
meets at Howes Hall to niaht, to receive
uniforms and arrange all details for the bar.
becue Of Thursday