Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21

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On motion of Mr.. Christy, the Chairman o.
the Hospital Committee was instructed tC
have new works substituted. No other bust
ness was transacted. Adjourned til 10 A. NJ
to-day.
ESTERTAINMENT.-The Elite Dramatic and
Social Club gave its first entertainment at its
hall on K street night before last. The room
was tastefully decorated and the programme
well enjoyed. All the members of the clut
appeared, and some happy hits were pre-.
serted. Among these San Actor Wanted, y
by Mr. Hall ''1he Log Cabin in the Lane, y
by Messrs. Hogan and Plato; 1.-THE Aged
Darkie," by Mr.. Hall, and Irish specialties
by Messrs, Hall and Scott.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.- Sacramento
Minstrels will give two performances on
Christmas at the Metropolitan Theater in
this city. They announce four end men, a
grand mastodon first part, triple clogs, and
Mons. Manlo, the modern Hercules. As an
underline, also, the first appearance of Robert
McWade, the eminent actor, is announced,
as Rip Van Wrinkle, from December Both.
SALE By THE CoUNTY.-In accordance with
the order of the Board of Supervisors, the
building upon the lot adjoining the Court
house, recently purchased as site for the
Hall of Records, will be sold from the Court
house door at II o'clock this morning. Also,
at the same time and place, the lot recently
purchased by the county on the opposite side
of the street will be sold at auction.
THE RAINFALL.-The measurements at the
Signal Office show that for the twenty-four
hours ending at o'clock last evening the
rainfall was liz inches. There had fallen
during the storm 267 inches. For the
month, $50 inches. For the season. 8 Ga
inches. In 1879 to same date there was II
inches. In 1873, 1873 inches. In 1877, 233
inches. In 1876, 335 inches.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Sweetser & Alsip
viii sell this morning at 1870 the two story
frame dwelling situated on the northeast cor
ner of Nineteenth and J streets. Lot S0x160,
with fruit trees, etc. House has zine rooms,
bath, gas, etc. New stable on the premises.
They will also at the same time sell several
very desirable building lots, located in differ
ent parts of the city.
CLUB ELEcrIoN.-At the meeting of the
Heiterkeit Social Club last evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Gus Hagel.
stein, President (re-elected); Z. Jurgens,
Vice President; H. Stober, Secretary ire
elected; f. Hagelstein, Treasurer ire
elected; A. Wheel, Sergeant-at- Arms; II.
Cofield, q. Dohn (re-elected) and H. Dohn,
Board of Directors.
AUCTION SAILED. J. Simmons & Co.
will sell on Thursday, December 23d, at 1920
A. NJ. at their sales-rooms, 1919 Fourth street,
BY order of the Public Administrator, six
trunks containing silk dresses, three lace
shawls, one broche shawl, underwear, velvet
cloaks, embroideries, two gold watches, jew
elry, statuary, crockery, household furni-
ture, etc.
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-A suit was
commenced on Saturday in the Superior
Court by Henry Amy s. Co., bankers of New
York city. against the city of Sacramento
for S19 626, for interest upon bonds issued in
1866. The amount claimed is upon interest
coupons which fell due from the LIST of Jan.
uary, 1872, to January 1, 1879.
PIONEERS MEETING. The Pioneers al
their meeting on Saturday night decided tc
hold their annual social entertainment at the
Pioneer Hall on Wednesday evening, Deem.
Der 29Ch. None but Pioneers and their fami.
lies, visiting friends from abroad or members
of other Pioneer Associations in the State
will be admitted.
PAID INTo THE TREAsURY.-Sheriff He'll.
bron yesterday turned over to the County
Treasurer the sum of S63, SIT 22-being the
amount of taxes paid in the last week. OF
this amount $50 779 Is goes into the General
Fund; 81 1913 SO is for drainage of District
No. l, and 81, 204 68 is from special tax for
school districts.
PRISONER TRANSFERRED. Joseph O'Niell,
alias Nelson, arrested several days since by
officer jackson for robbery st Auburn of a
place on Sunday by Under Sheriff Ashley,
who was the victim of the prisoners opera.
tions.
Police ARBEsTs.-The following arrests
were made yesterday Guy Foley, for burg.
larry, by local officers Stanaert and Eldred
Wong Chong. maintaining Chinese theater
nuisance, by officer Jackson p. w. Martin,
battery, by officer Ferral.
SALE POSTPONED sale of the furni.
ture of the Orleans Hotel, heretofore adver.
tised by Sherburn & Smith, has been post.
poned for the present.
PRESENTS FOR ALL Jelly, the Jeweler,
No. 422 street, between Fourth and Fifth
south side) displays to all who visit his store
the most extensive and varied assortment OIL
goods in his line ever brought to Sacramento
No one On viewing his stock, and desiring tc
purchase, can fail to be suited In quantity. il
quality and in price.
DRESS LENGTHS, for holiday presents, a
Mechanics Store.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE are hocking daily tt
secure Chatterbox," Poets" Robinson
Crusoe," and hundreds of other volumes fol
70 cents, instead of 81 90 as heretofore. These
prices are only offered at Houghtons' book
store.
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF FANS, from 81
cents up. Fancy Goods Department, Me
chanics' Store.
COOP CLoAKs for IS, at L. Biens, Eighth
and j streets.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS Dress lengths, al
Mechanics Store.
FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS go to the XXI
Store, SIG and 519a j street.
ALL The LATEST DESIGNS in gents scarf
pins, scarf rings and sleeve buttons at the
| IXL Store.
SEE Red House new advertisement.
EXTRA HEAVY wooden and plush caps. Me
chanics' Store Hat Department,
ALL-wooL CLoAKISG CLOTHS for 50 %, al
| l.. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
| HOLIDAY PRESENTS Dress lengths, Al
Mechanics Store.
NOVELTIES FOR THE HoLIDAYs, in Fancy
Goods Department. Mechanics Store.
SEE Red House new advertisement.
Dress LENGTHS, for holiday presents, o
Mechanics Store.
NEW YEARs GIFTS in the shape Of hats
Mechanics Store Hat Department.
STEEL CLAsPs at L. Bien's. Eighth and j.
! SEE Red House new advertisement.