Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-10

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VIM Minis d. & W. 25S 1866 520l IA 35ilSl9 PA lI55
CHEF or POLICE.
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NJ kaTcher, ID q ". 4O9 2OSl 2359l3i 700 zZ5y
CITY ATTORNEY.
W. a. Anderson r. lTSl SSllG 46ol324i 2S3 2l59
W g Keller d. " 276 l6z BIO l44 3S4 3l6l22s l71O
FIRE COMMISSIONER.
W. Il. Jones' K. III l9l Isl 2l2 495l zZ45
c. woisei, s; ~ IS I51i5l9l l4l S3I3o5I 23s 1850
Total vote Of pre-
eincts 1887 S45l6Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIX of the 7s7 yo,es in Precinct No. 1 were
jected, the tickets being voted IN doublets
MAJoRITIEs.
Davis (R.) majority over Minis CIV. and
d.. SOL.
Karcher's CIV. and D. majority over jack
son Or. J, 457.
Aqderson,s CR) majority over Keller CIV.
and d. }, 3S9
Jones tR.) majority over Weisel wv. and
d., 49S.
Howard BENEVOLENT Assoc1ATfoN.-T
reports at the meeting for February show
the following as the transactions for the
month 27S persons were assisted by 1,0S7
dispensations There are now upon the books
II men, 60 women and 13S children-207 in
all. Received by the Treasurer, $3.50 10;
disbursad, SAP 50; balance in treasury
March TN, S2J7 Is. Audited at the meeting,
S537 70; previously audited but unpsid,
$3.50 80, making AN indebtedness Of S1SS 10.
The active members OF the Association hav-
ing been invited To be present for consulta-
ton upon is wants aud means, 1t was, alter
discussion, voted that the ladies of Sacra-
mento be requested to arrange for benefit
for the Towards TO be hald 1T the Pavilion
at their earliest convenience. 1t was also
agreed that 1t Is inexpedient for the Society
to suspend operations, even if obliged to use
some portion of the permanent fund, until
some other arrangements are made, by tax
or otherwise, Tor providing for the wants
of the sick and helpless ones, who form
the mass of the Towards benehciaries.
The donations were as follows: Bread from
Capital Hotel, l72 pieces of crockery from
fremont Hotel, clothing, shoes, etc. from
Mrs. Blood, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. j. L. Grit
fits, Weinstock &c Lubin and unknown par
ties, also boxes of clothing from L. CSdwal-
ader and Mrs. G. Mccarthy.
MILITARY APpoINTMBNTs.-1he following
appointments as officers of tine National
Guard of California have been made and COM
missioned: George C. Smart, Major and
Paymaster on the staff of the Brigadier Cen
eral of the Second Brigade; Frederick G.
Hahn, Major and Paymaster; Asa Clark,
Major and Surgeon James A. Shepherd,
Major and Ordnance officer, and William NJ.
Gibson, Majar and Brisade Inspector on the
staff of the Brigadier-Sienersl Of the Third
Brigade Nj. a. Burke, First Lieutenant Of
Company A, First Infantry Battalion,
Fourth Brigade Joseph G. Campbell, Major
aud Jud.e Advocate on the staff OF the Briga-
dier-General Of the Third Brigade; Samuel
nj. Woods. Major aud Commissary ON same
staff. and Henry Geilfsss, First Lieutenant
and Commissary On the staff of the Colonel
of the Second Infantry Regiment, Second
Brigade
INVESTIGATION DEMANDED. Serious charges
having been made against the County Ply
stefan in regard to the management OF the
Hospital, that officer has demanded that the
Board of Supervisors shall investigate TO
the truth of such charges. On the other
hand, those who have published the articles
and criticisms express their willingness and
ability to prove that Irregularities have ex-
listed, provided the investigation shall be
conducted at the Courthouse by the Board of
Supervisors.
FINE ARr.-We have examined the fine
exhibit of paintings at 514 J street and think
them far superior to anything of the kind
that has been seen in this city. Parties wish
ing to adorn their homes viii do well to ex-
anime this collection carefully and attend the
suction this evening, when everything will
he closed out to the highest bidder.
NEARLY 100 cases of spring and summer
hats will arrive from the factory to the Red
uo,,sa this week