Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


PERSONAL = Governor Perkins came up
from San Francisco Saturday, and occupies
his residence at the corner Of Eleventh and
H streets. He attended service at the Con-
gregational Church yesterday forenoon. Hon.
Grove L. johnson. who has been seriously
i'll, was yesterday reported very much better.
+. B. MulgreW, editor of the Healdsburg
Enterprise, is in the city. TT. Butler, Ter
ritorial Treasurer of Arizona, is stopping in
the city for a few days. George w. Schell,
ex-member Of the Constitutional Convention,
is in the city. ID. Lubin, of the firm of
Weinstock & Lubin, leaves to-day on bust
ness trip to New York. 1t is reported that
NJ. I. Brewer is seriously i'll. n. i. Drew,
who has been suffering with rheumatism for
the past month, is recovering slowly. Chief
of Police Stevens has been confined to his
room for the past week with cold, and is
threatened with an attack of pneumonia
PRESENTATION. = The employees of the
State printing Office met in that building
Saturday afternoon, and through their fore
man, II. A. Peabody, presented to Frank ?.
Thompson, the retiring Superintendent,
handsome gold watch with quartz chain and
locket, and also solitaire diamond collar
button. The presents amounted in value 10
about 1925. The watch bore the inscription,
Presented by the employees of the ST. &c
printing office, January 3, 1880" A. n.
Stickney, on behalf of the employees, at the
same time, presented to their foreman, I'll. y.
Peabody, a valuable pair of sleeve buttons.
Speeches were made by each of the reci?i-
ents, complimenting the men for their Uni
form good behavior and thorough efficiency.
Those present, including q number of Ia
vited guests, then partook of bonntiful re-
past prepared for the occasion.
0RGANIzED.-The joint Board of Trustees,
Imp. 0. r. NJ, held meeting yesterday
and perfected its organization. The members
of the Board are: From Costumes Tribe, No.
IA, II. Winters, J. P Counts and George
Boyne Red Jacket Tribe, No. %, Frank
Anthony, w. I. Wallace and w. L. Crow
ell Owosso Tribe, No. 80, j. J. Buckley, +.
H. Miller and NJ w. Hanrahan Red Cloud
Tribe, No. Al, Z. C. Hopkins, A. Wojcies
chowski and Philip Phillips. The Board or
ganized by electing the following officers ::
President, Frank Anthony ; Vice-President,
A. Wojcieschowski Secretary, Philip Phil
lips Treasurer, II. Winters, and IL. Morris,
Janitor.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
ItlSIb ApI IesSoOd O5N~A - ssbb
airy 1st Jay Andrews, l box charts G. w.
Chesley & Co., barrels liquor; Fl. Fisher, l
box cocoanut Huntington, Hopkins q Co,
81 dozen shovels A. Coolot, Is bales, 10
packages tobacco; Lindley Il Co., 20 bags
coffee; W. d. Comstock, L box veneers,
boxes furniture +. Stone & Co., case
whip handles S. II. Davis, box hardware !;
Continental Oil Company, l tank of oil /;
Waterhouse & Lester, L car load of hubs,
spokes. etc. Baker & Hamilton, 600 shovels !;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., % barrels oatmeal.
CITY TREAsURY.-Th following sums were
paid into the city treasury for the week end
ing January Sd: By w. C. farnsworth,
cemetery dues, 500 50; by r. D. SERVER,
water rates, 81, 299 So; by N. A. Kidder,
harbor dues, S1l5; by Il. II. Mckee, rent
of lot. $40; by ID. L. Alexander, Court
fines. 500 so: by George A. Putnam, city
licenses, 1852 90; dog licenses, 500 street as
sessments, S4S2 rs; by George A. Blanchard,
delinquent city taxes, S2lS 81. Total, 81
GAG "a.
q IYsTALLATIoN.-The following officers were
last night installed in Red Cloud Tribe, No.
Al. Imp. o. R. NJ, by District Deputy Chas.
Spencer: Sachem, G. L. Taylor; Senr. Sag
amore, c. H. Holton; Jr. Sycamore, j. u.
Miller. After the installation social ban
uuet was held at Fishers Restaurant, and
Participated in by large number of the
Order.
New YEARS "REsoLvEs. Its rather
early to commence the record, but it might
he incidentally stated that there were several
cases Yesterday observable upon the streets,
furnishing evidence that the New Years
s.resolves" had been most too highly drawn
TO be lasting, and under suspension OF the
rules" too great indulgence resulted In lrregu-
lar and poor scores at pedestrianism.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following full
car loads of freight were forwarded to the
East on Saturday and Sunday: Eighteen of
tea. 10 of silk, II of barley, of oil and |
each of lumter and wool The following full
car loads of local freight were received here {:
Two of steel. of lumber, II of iron rails, l
of wheels. of oil, of merchandise, % of
coal, of wood and 3 of sundries.
BOARD OF i.puoAToN.-The City Board
Of Education will meet tonight at room No.
~ at Odd Fellows Temple The new mem
hers will be installed into office and tie new
Superintendent assume his station. 1t is
avnected that the occasion will partake OF a
social character also and be marked by some
snecial features of interest to some of the re-
firing members.
MONTHLY MORTALITY. = Superintendent
Farusworth reports that during the month of
December thirty deaths occurred in Sacra-
mento. and he received as cemetery fees the
sum of 1897. There were ten deaths reported
during the week ending ON Saturday, and
two bodies were brought here for interment.
ITS1oS MEETINGS. 6rst of the series
Of union meetings during the week of prayer
in the Seventh-street Methodist Church, will
he held to-day from II to II o'clock, Rev.
Mr.. Anderson taking charge of it Subject
Thanksgiving for the Blessings OF the Past
Year, and Prayer for Their Continuance.
LAMPS NEEDED.-The route to the new
depot most convenient and pleasant to those
walking from the greater portion of the city
"a LONG Third street and across the bridge.
As vet. however. no lamps have been pro-
yided for the lighting of that gloomy neigh
borhood.
ELECTION. Wednesday evening the fol
lowing persons were elected officers of Owes,
e. Tribe No 80. Imp o. R. NJ: S. A.
Deuel. Sachem A. w. Nelson, Sen. Saga
more. G.. w, Nichols, Jun. Sycamore; j.
/ Buckley, NJ. Hanrahan. f. Ii. Miller,
Trustees.
Taxrs.-Taxes to the amount of s21.0oC
were collected by the Sheriff and his Deputies
on Saturday. All taxes remaining unpaid at
tbe close of business to-day Will be placed on
fine delinquent list. No checks viii be re
ceived in payment.
New PAsroR.-Rev A. j. Frost, d. d.,
late of San Jose, and who recently accepted
call 10 the FIRST Baptist Church of this city,
preached Yesterday forenoon his introductory
and entered upon the work OF his now pas
torate.
IscoSvENIxNT.-Ala large number OF psssen'
gers arrived By the train from San francisco
on Saturday night and found no street ear in
,va;t;ng. and were compelled to hire ear
r;aee or walk up through dark and unfamiliar
streets.
To ne Bu1IT-The Central Pacific Rail
-oa5 Company has determined to lay sub
ssantial plank walk along Second street frsna
China Slough to the new depot Inc WORK
will be commenced ina day or two:
Rap RoAp.-Persons having occasion to
.ravel between Freep6rt and this city report
that the road in the vicinity OF Willow
Giourh has become so bad as 20 be almost I'M
s.sssable for loaded teams.
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