Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-08
BRIEF NOTES.

During the past two or three Gays tnere
has been talk in certain Democratic circles of
applying for writ of mandamus to compel
the Board of Supervisors to issue call for
an election for Supervisors this fall in a por-
ton of the districts. Supervisor Christy says
he does not care how many writs of man.
damus they get out, but from his recent vivid
newspaper experience he does not want any
more woman-damus in the country where
he is.
The City Night School has been opened
and is held evenings regularly, from z to
o'clock, in the High School building at cor.
ner of Ninth and M streets. 1t is intended
for those whose necessary occupation during
the day prevents them from attending the
day school, and who may wish to improve
their evenings in this manner.
The special committee of ladies appointed
to aid in making arrangements in regard to
the grand Republican reunion and barbecue
are requested to meet at Pioneer Hall at P.
II. to-day. The names of the ladies COM
prising the committee are announced in an
other column.
The graveyard case Of Feronica Miller
against the city of Sacramento does not
reach solution very rapidly. 1t was yester-
day postponed again to November 10th, by
which time IL will probably be too late in the
season to handle it. and have to be put over
till spring.
The Republican meeting to be held in this
city next Monday evening, to be addressed
by Hon. H. T. Page and Judge Z. B. Nc
Farland, will be held in the Metropolitan
Theater, instead of the Pavilion, as hereto
fore announced.
The Ivanhoe Consolidated Mining Com
pany has filed with the Secretary of State
certificate of the removal of the principal
place of business Of that company from Mon
ticello, Napa county, to San Francisco.
1t is rumered that the management of the
freight business of the steamers and 5. V. X.
r. at this point will be merged into the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Freight Agency, on
or about the 10Th instant.
A special train OF tea was sent East over
the C. z. r. r, yesterday containing thirty
car loads and two of silk. There were forty
two car loads of tea forwarded during the
last twenty-four hours.
For the several days previous to the past
FORTY eight hours the river was stationary at
the foot 10 inch point, but it has raised
slightly, and during the last two days marked
feet 10a inches.
The RECORD UNION Office was compli-
mentad last evening by telephone serenade
by Mr.. Hamilton, the music being OF high
order and heard very distinctly.
Forty.fve car loads of cattle passed
through yesterday from Wells and Iron
Point, New, en- route for San Francisco,
Niles and San Jose.
One car load of lumber was sent to Benson,
a. T. yesterday from this city.
FOUND INsANE.-Officer Carroll yesterday
morning arrested w. r. Morris, young man
q wears of age, who came to this State from
Massachusetts about six months since. He
came down from Colfax day or two ago,
where he said he had been in the employ OF
Hayford Bros, and, as he stated, came here
to take up some land through the Lend
Office. His peculiar actions made 1t evident
that he was insane, and upon medical exam
ination he was so found and will be sent to
Napa Asylum this morning.
AUCTION SALE.-Martin Plug & Co. will
sell this morning at 10 o'clock, at their sales
room. No. 1016 Fourth street, between ] and
| X. a lot of secondhand furniture, consisting
| OF bedsteads, mattresses, chairs, stoves, ward
robes. guns etc. Also, one marble water
cooler. one bookcase, two sewing machines,
crockery, glassware, books, etc.
Social AND LIrERARY.-The young ladie;
of the c. r. C. Club will give social ant
literary entertainment at Turner Hall thi.
evening, after which music will be furnished
! by Church, Jones & Beebe's band for dancing