Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-11

PIoNIcs. -To-morrow is the day set for the
picnic and excursion of the four Tribes of
the Improved Order of Red Men to Natoma
Grove. A very attractive programme is an
nounced. The past successes of the Red
Men in conducting picnics guarantee a sue
cess this season. Just now the rain casts a
doubt over the date, but should it not clear
up in time the committee will probably give
notice of new date. Announcement is
made elsewhere of the hours and places when
and where lunch baskets will be called for
/ by express wagons. -. The German Luth-
eran Sunday-school announces its annual
picnic to take place at Richmond Grove on
! Thursday There are to be amusements for
young and old, and good band of music
for dancers.
ARRESTS. = The arrests yesterday were
Henry Hubert, drunk, by officer Rider; Mrs.
Hughes, for keeping an opium den, by officers
Frazee and Martin William Fleming, grand
larceny, by officer jackson Paulina Asuna,
battery, by officer Campbell Asuna is also
under arrest for carrying a concealed weapon,
| the last arrest being by officer Fredericks.
THE KEEPER.-Mrs. Hughes, the keeper of
the L-street opium den, was arrested yester-
day and brought to the station-house. AS one
of the officers puts it, "she had in arms a
| baby about as long as short lead pencil, and
she begged SO hard and swore so faithfully to
| be on hand when wanted that she was let go
on her own recognizance."
FREIGHT MovEMENTs,-The following car
loads of freight were received yesterday ::
Two of agricultural implements, 2 of
wood, l of oranges. of lumber, z of cattle,
of corn. The following car loads were
shipped East Two Of wine, l of lumber, 8
of merchandise, of coffee, of wool and
of salmon.
AucTIos.-Bell & Co. sell to-day,
at 1920 A. NJ, at 1016 Fourth street.
! by auction, a lot of California oil
stoves, and a varied lot of furniture also,
buggies, sulky, lot of groceries, and some
carpeting . The same firm, on Saturday, will
sell lot of fine horses. all blood animals.
DIED.-C. G. Way, member of Company
A (City Guard), died yesterday from inflam-
nation of the stomach, and the flag Oh the
| Pavilion was fioated at half-past out of re-
spect to his memory. His funeral will take
place under the auspices of the company.
OK DUTY.-Offcer jackson, who has been
sick somo weeks, reported for duty yesterday,
and was warmly congratulated on his re-
covery by his many friends. He signalized
his return to his beat by bringing in William
Fleming for grand larceny.
REAL ESTATE SAILED. J. Simmons L
Co. sell by auction to-day at. IL A. NJ, on the
/ land. the east one-half Of lot and the west
one-half of lot 3, G and II, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. On one lot is house Of
ten rooms and bath.
| Such WEATHER.-The season is phenom-
email 1t began to rain at dusk last evening,
and still comes down at o'clock this morn
ing-not heavily, but steadily. 1t is too
early to forecast the effect upon the crops.
| MULES For SALE.-Just arrived and for
sale at Hopkins Stable, Sixteenth street, be-
| tween E and T, one hundred head of fine
mules, from Missouri. Approved notes taken
| in uavment il desired WILSON LILLIS