Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EVShA 1fs tELLfOENOks
IMPORTANT PoLITIoAL MEETING.-On last
Wednesday evening, at meeting of the Re-
publicans of the Fourth Ward, which was
largely attended, and which was a union
meeting of the two clubs organized in that
ward, it was mutually agreed, and the agree
ment was embodied in a resolution to the
effect that the Republicans of the Fourth
Ward would, on next Wednesday evening,
hold general and public meeting in Central
Hall, on K street, for the purpose of nomin-
ating ticket to be voted for at the primary
election of the Republican party shortly to
ensue. 1t was further resolved by the
meeting that the proposed public meet
ing in Central Hall should receive
the widest publicity through the medium
OF the city press, and in all re-
spects the proposed meeting should be
free, open and untrammeled conference of the
voters of the Fourth Ward In pursuance of
that resolution, notice is given that the Re.
publicans of the Fourth Ward will assemble
on next Wednesday evening in Central Hall,
for the purpose of nominating ticket to be
supported at the Republican primary election
to be held on Saturday, August 7th. All per-
sons who intend to support the Republican
ticket in the coming election are entitled to
take part in the meeting, and the official
notices will invite them to do 80.
FIRST WARD HANCOCK AND ENGLISH
MEETING. Quite an enthusiastic meeting of
the First Ward Hancock and English Club
was held at Father Mathew Hall last evening
The following permanent officers were elected {:
President, Thomas Guinean; Vice-Presi-
dents, Isadore Townsend, F. T. Burke, Geo.
Burke, George Kohler, Thomas Byrnes, B.
I. Huntly, Dr.; J. F. Montgomery, j. A.
Reavis, John Conrad, w. B. G.. Brown,
Robert O'Rourke, Frank Thompson, Frank
Suydam, D. f. Beverage, B. F. Stewart,
George Phillips. Otto Reiffarth Secretaries,
William Miner and s. w. johnson; Treas.
urer, j. P. Counts Executive Committed
James Galloway, 7. j. Reilly, d. D. Mad
dux, j. P. Dray, j. Z. Porter, Solomon
LoOryea, j. E. Robinson, B. Glossner, J. F.
White. Addresses were made by James Gal
loway and A. B. Venable. About thirty
signed the roll, after which the club adjourned
to meet Friday evening, August 9th.
POLICE COURT. = The work before the
Police Court was unusually light yesterday.
L. S. Fisher, a drunk, upon promise of imme-
diately quitting Intoxicating drink and going
at once to work outside the city, was dis
charged. Hall Keale, for battery, was dis
charged, as the prosecuting witness refused to
appear. David Bloomfield, for being a va
grant, plead not guilty, and after full
investigation he was discharged upon prom
ising to break away from past associations
and be honest and industrious in future.
John Kippel, stealing ride on cars, pleaded
guilty and was fined S. and costs, which he
is paying by soldering in the city Jail for a
term of five days.
INcoRPoRAT1oNs.- There were filed in the
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday ar.
ticlss of incorporation as follows: Ieka Hall
Association of Yreka, to build hall for the
use of the Improved Order of Red Men.
Directors, F. j. Hearn, Charles j. Munro,
f. II. Scofield, Daniel Ream, Theodore G.
Young. Capital stock, 50, 900. in 800 shares
of $40 each. Actually subscribed, 81, sos. =.
The Summers Mining Company of Devils
Gate district, Nevada. Place of business,
San Francisco. Directors, A. ]. Ralston, II.
James Herm. Capital stock, $40, 800 600,
in 108, 900 shares of 500 each.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
2Sth: Standard Oil Company, go cases coal
oil; J. T. Stoll, 2 crates wooden stirrups, 6
crates saddletrees, l sack saddletrees Hunt.
ington, Hopkins & Co., crates clothespins,
] crate hardware H. G. Kirk & Co., crates
drugs; I. Harper, cases shoes Hall, Luhrs
& Co., 80 pals tobacco Adams, Mcneil &
Co., 100 pals tobacco; W. A & G.. S
Houghton, 8 cases books G. p. r. R. Co.,
10 switch rails, 5 rods and springs, 10 bundle:
plates and rods.
FREIGHT MovExEYTs.-Ca Car loads of freight
were received in this city yesterday as fol
lows: One tank OF oil. cars of sand, of iron
81 of steel rails, 1 of barley. l of canned
fruit, IA of lumber, of wheat, 5 of wood
of lime, of 2ice, of slabs of canned fruit
2 of ground barley, ] of K. ID. boxes. Also
these car loads were forwarded east One O
fruit 10y e1press), Of sweepings, / of shin
giles, OF coffee, of quicksilver, l of salmon
D of merchandise, l of wine and brandy,
of canned fruits, of wool, of onions, l Of
coke and of hides.
CAUCASIAN ANNTyERsARY-The member
of Camp No. l, Order of Caucasians cele
bratsd the fourth anniversary of the organ
ization of their Order with banquet q
Grand Army Hall, in this city, on Thursda
evening. Toasts were responded to by w
3. G. Keller, J. P. Dalton, J. H. Hogan, j
j. Campbell, w. C. Allen, Fletcher Hami
ton, T. Mccarthy, A. LIE Blanc, w. Z
Stoner, 5. Alexander, James A. Davis an
others. The banquet was attended by
large number Of the Order and invite
guests.
MADE CITIZENS. = Yesterday in the S,
perior Court, John Scheib, native of Ge
many, Joseph Burgi, a native of Switzerland
August Laue. native of Germany, OFT
Shultz, of same nativity, and Michael Ber
nett, a native of Ireland, were admitted
citizenship.
LOTS OF CHANCES are lost by being dilator,
There's chance now to secure an A
Macxinaw finished hat, in this town, f
81 Is. So don't be dilatory go and s.
them, in Hat Department, Mechanics Store
THE best quality of gents fancy hose, at
cents per pair, to be found in Sacrament
Cent? Furnishing Department. Mechanic
Store.
TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock Al
Rye. George w. Chesley. sole agent.
Cool, LIGHT AND DURABLE The lin,
hat, straw lined, stiff brim, for boys and me
Prioe. 20 cents, at Mechanics Store.
Go AND LOOK AT IT; the hat that's
duced to II Is, at Mechanics Store.
HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagra
Bitters, and find they are all they are reco
manded to be. y. N. CRosKITE, Sacrament