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

and Loan Association held its sixth annual
meeting Wednesday night, when its Trus-
tees, S. W. Butler, James McClatchy aud C.
I'll. Hubbard, were reelected for the term OF
three years. n. n. Denton was chosen
to expert the books and accounts of the
Association. An amendment was made to
the bylaws so as to reduce the future fines
for delihquencies from ten to five cents. A
resolution was adopted declaring that the
Association viii pay the taxes upon property
assessed against it. The Board of Trustees
reoreanized by electing the following officers !:
james MeClatchy, President /: Bernard Stein
man, Vice President; Z. X. Alsip, Secre-
tary C. II. Hubbard, Treasurer. Messrs.
Freeman and Bates were chosen as attorneys
for the Association. An order was passed by
the Directors, fixing Sal as the premium that
will be paid for surrender of old shares,
and So FOR those of the second series. 1t
was also decided to issue 300 new shares. of
which not mora than ten will be granted to
any one person, and two-thirds of the new
series to be disposed of only to borrowers. There
have now been seventy three monthly pay
ments made upon the shares, and the present
showing is very satisfactory to the members.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th; For Adams. Mcneil & Co., 2 packages
tobacco Day & Joy, box hardware; w.
r. Knights, presses, 2 meat-choppers,
wooden frame; N. S. Keliar, box clothing
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 2 boxes holdings,
boxes picture frames James Parsons, bum
g.
bag drugs Rothfeld Bros, 1 box handker-
chiefs; G.. H. Gilman, 6 cases shoes Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co, 5 drums iron pipe
fittings, 4 boxes hardware, cases machinery;
Robert Allen, box hickory nuts; Tatcomb
x Co, tubs butter; Keystone Mills and
REcoRp- MON. 160 bundles paper; Central
Pacific Railroad Company, so barrels oil +.
Fisher l bale leather; Lindley & Co, 10
butts tobacco; Eureka Publishing House.
boxes books; Billingsley & Co, / box
feather busters.
ECLIPSE POSTPONED. = Those who had
their glasses all smoked, through which to
inspect the eclipse of the moon yesterday
morning, were prevented from using them,
and thu promised entertainment was post
poned on account of the threatening weather
1t would save a great deal of mental irrita-
ton and disappointment if the almanac pub
fishers and managers of eclipse enter tain
ments would boldly announce, and stand up
to it, that there would be no postponement on
account of the weather. Especially would
this be timely when the exhibition is set for
an unusual hour, as it was yesterday morn
ing when honest people are expected to be in
bed AS it Is being conducted now, q fellow
may get up and shiver around an hour or two
before day lightin getting his glass smoked over
kerosene lamp, only to find, upon going out
and getting his nose BACKED, that thunder
shower had busted the whole performance.
LUMBER SHIPMENTS. = During the past
two days three car loads of lumber have
been shipped from the Sacramento yards to
Benson, Arizona, one to Tucson and three to
Los Angeles. It is claimed that the lumber
purchased from the yards of this city is so
much dryer, and hence correspondingly
lighter than that from the yards of San
Francisco, that the difference in freight upon
lumber shipped from the two places TO Ari-
iona il sufficient for a handsome profit to
dealers in that territory. This it would seem
is an advantage which will permanently Sc
cure to Sacramento lumber merchants a
strong trade with the southern country.
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT. Owing to an
error in a notice left at this Office, the literary
and musical reception to be given this even
ing by the Faculty and pupils Of the Sacra-
mento Seminary was announced to take place
last night 1t will be held this evening, in
the Seminary assembly-room, commencing at
6 o'clock A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
Police ARRESTS following arrests
were made in the city yesterday: John
Chambers, disturbing the peace, by officer
Rider; James Gilman. same charge, by local
officer Coffee; Robert j. Cottrell, drunk, by
officer Ferral.
DuRrEG the late auction sale we disposed
of our old goods that had become familiar to
the public and an eyesore to Mr.. Jelly. They
have been sold and replaced by an elegant,
selected stock of new goods fresh from the
manufacturers and importers, which Mr..
Jelly. having bought for cash, he is enabled
to offer to his patrons at bottom cash prices =
FMR DIAMONDS, watches and stylish
jewelry, silver and platedware, have just
arrived, and are sold reasonably at j. B.
Klune's lewelry store, No. 226 J street, be-
tween Second and Third.
lxADlES poIlCASO hO hAlAASuibJ
= perfect 6t in our French kid, side-button
and side-lace shoes. as all widths are con-
stantly in stock-on al numbers. Mechanics
Store.
QUA reduced prices on French and English
kid, button shoes will continue until every
pair is sold. They are genuine bargains.
c. III. Stevens & Co.
204 HIGH round crown, raw edge, medium
band. good style, good shape, and very good
hat for the money. Mechanics Store Hat
Department
ARpAp HARAszrHY / Co.'S ECLIPSE is the
only California champagne made by the natu-
raj process-fermentation in the bottle.
Gents toilet slippers for holidays. 90 cents
to So per pair-s great variety to select from.
Mechanics Store.
HAVE YOU Sem our stock of gents all
wool knitted underwear for 81 40, at the
closing sale Of the Red House!
AN IrEM FOR GgNrLyMxN.-Tweed and
cashmere overcaats. ulssers and ulsterettes
at prices from s. % to S2S 50. Mechanics
Store.
TIE SrAarER-A good style-placed in
stock yesterday in the Mechanics Store Hat
Department..
GENTS DRESS OvERcoATs I'm brown and
drab Kersey aud Melton. Mechanics Store. :
BLACK CASHMERE, 40Inch wide, 80 cents,
st L. Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
Bur one of those fine ladies' sets of iswelry
at W. b. Miller's.
"'soLAR TIP SHoEs. in all sizes-most
durable made shoes. G. 81. Stevens & CO.
LADIES about to purchase dry goods should
90 to the closing out sale at the Red House. :
KID PuRsEs a. L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
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