Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-17

remembered and celebrated. Mrs. henry
had arranged that they should enjoy pleas
ant birthday family diuner :" all to them
selves" In addition to this. without the
: knowledge of the Judge, she had also ex-
tended card invitations, gotten up 10 supers
manner. to the Chief of Police, regular mem
hers of the police force, Clerk of the Police
Court, City and District Attorney, Rev. Mr..
: Anderson. and few other friends. Alter
returning from his days judicial labors, as
thew were about to sit down to an elegantly
prepared collation., the Judge was entirely
/, taken BY surprise to see half dozen carriage
loads of guests arrive at his gate and take
possession of himself and his house
IN cenuine police manner. The
tables we're extended to include all,
and thoroughly bountiful and social repast
vss enioyed. In due time beautiful and
costly gold-headed cane was brought forth,
and presented by Chief Karcher in happy
little speech, and which was very appropri-
ately responded to by the recipient. 1t was
engraved: Forty-eighth Birthday Ami,
by the Police Department of Sacramento
city, California, December 16, 1880"
Speeches and congratulations followed, and
some fine music, vocal and instrumental, was
rendered by Mrs. Henry and daughters. 1t
proved an exceedingly happy and pleasant
anniversary remembrance.
WEATHER AND RIvER.-The weather was
cloudy and threatening Yesterday. At early
evening it again commenced raining gently,
and still continued at midnight. The rain
was general throughout the central part
of the State, extending over the area
covered by the railroad lines. and as
far east as Alta. From that point to
Truckee it was showing very hard, but the
snow-plows had not been put into operation.
The river yesterday rose rapidly and last
night marked ii feet and 10 inches, being
one foot and five inches higher than the night
before. The bar which has been so long in
sight in the river on the Washington side was
covered Yesterday, and food wood was pass
ing quite plentifully. The river will prob
ably be much higher to-day.
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. = The Sacra-
mento Philharmonic Society, tonight at the
Congregational Church, gives its first concert
for the season Of 18S0-Sl. Professor Otto
Fleissner is musical director and Miss
Amelia BOIL accompanist. The programme
has been given fully heretofore, and appears
in detail elsewhere. 1t promises rare mu-
steal treat, and it is fair to assume that the
efforts of this home association will meet with
the Sacramento public that the church will
be 6lled to its utmost capacity. The eight
numbers of the first part of the programme
alone constitute full entertainment, but in
addition will be given, without abridgment,
1.-The Forty-second Psalm" OPP. AZ, Men
delssohn.
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.-A complaint was
yesterday fled before Judge S. c. benson,
| s;+t;ro os ,oooistra+a sworp to nv Mrs
Julia A. Landes otherwise Mrs. Finn,
charging George e. Landes with bigamy.
The complaint sets forth substantially the
same alleged transactions that have hereto
fore been published in the RECORD UNION.
| A warrant was issued for MIR. Landes, and he
was last evening arrested by officer j. G.
Medley He furnished bail and will appear
before Judge benson this morning, when
time for examination will probably be set.
| D. E. Alexander and Clinton l.. White will
assist the District Attorney in the prosecu-
ton.
A GRADUATE Mary Mills, daughter
of r. L. Mills, of Folsom, was yesterday
graduated from the Sacramento Business
College. The fact is noteworthy, as indicat-
ing the steps being taken in the commercial
education of women. She is believed to be
on this coast The faculty say that she
passed rigid examination in commercial,
! law and business ethics, and was graduated
with honor from the Geographic and business
courses after one and half years attend
ance, her average scholarship standing being
higher than the average of most of the young
men at the college.
THE TRAINs.-The trains were on time
yesterday with the exception of the one by
way of Stockton, which was delayed by an
engine tender jumping the track at Acampo,
so that it did not arrive here until about 8
o'clock. The overland train east and that of
| the Oregon Division were held accordingly,
| and left about an hour behind time. The
train from the east due here this morning
was on time at midnight.
PERsoNAL.-C. T. Hopkins, President of
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
San Francisco, was in the city yesterday, and
returned to the Bay last evening. State
| Engineer Hall returned yesterday from his
| trip of inspection OF the debris works. Prison
Directors Chapman and Neff passed through
from San Francisco yesterday to their homes.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs-At the annual
meeting of Franklin Lodge, No. 142, +. and
A. NJ, at CORTLAND, on the 18th instant, the
| following officers were elected: j. Il. Olsen
ire elected), Master; Sol. Runyon, S. W.;
VIM. Johnston, J. W.; Dwight HOLSTER,
Treasurer; P. B. Green, Secretary; S. l.
Ivey, S. D.; Z. Damn, j. D.; A. B. Hustler,
Tyler.
NoTARIEs APPoINTED.-Th Governor yes
terday appointed Notaries Public as follows:
j. 2. HenniDg, for Santa Clara county, to
reside at Los Gatos, vice Malone G. j. Car
gill, for San Benito county, TO reside at San
Juan, vice .McMahon j. w. Cotton, for
Solono county, to reside at Dixon, reap
pointed and John 1. Caldwell, of Nevada
| City, for Nevada county, reappointed.
CASE REsET.-The case of the People vs..
Robert Gardner, ex.Surveyor General, which
was set upon the Superior Court calendar for
trial on the DIST, was yesterday continued and
reset for the 9th instant.
BoNp FILED = Thomas Stephenson has
fled his official bond as Justice of the Peace
of Natoma township, with Jacob Hyman
and Jacob Miller as sureties, each in the
sum Of 81, 500.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer Ceres, with
barge Rosalind, came down yesterday loaded
with grain and went to the Bay.
ALI GOODS must be sold, as they are all
marked down to such prices as will sell them,
at the closing out sale at the Red House.
KEEP your feet dry with pair of whole
stock K sntucky boots for only So 80, at the
Red House.
CHRISTMAS IS THE SEASON fer making
presents of iewelry Go to Billy Miller's,
| ] street, near Seventh, to make selections