Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAYS FIRE. = Saturday afternoon
about o'clock an alarm Of FIRE was turned in
at box "a, corner of Twelfth and G., caused
by fire which commenced in small barn in
the alley between Twelfth and Thirteenth, T
and G, belonging to police officer Harvey, and
communicated to one adjoining belonging to
Mr. Marshall, and another on the opposite
side of the alley owned by W. B. G. Keller.
The barn belonging to MIR. Harvey cost Sl25
about one year ago, and with it he lost har
ness, hay, Blankets ETC., making his total loss
about S175. The shed next to it was entirely
consumed, and the barn belonging to Mr..
Keller damaged to the amount of $40 The
probable total loss from the fire is not to ex-
coed $780, upon which there was said to be
no insurance. William Goddard, of hose cart
No. 2, was badly burned, and also his horse
known as Grant, which was occasioned by
driving through the alley between the burn
ing buildings to get the hose in position for
action. The heat being intense the horse
stopped and tried to escape through the open
ing in one of the buildings which were on fire,
which was prevented by the driver jumping
to the horses head and pulling him by with
the bits Mr.. Goddard's hands and face are
badly blistered, and the horse was so much
scorched that it will probably lose nature
covering, if nothing more serious. 1t is sup
posed the fire originated from fire-crackers
used by boys,
ORGANIZED AND OFFICERS ELECTED
Trustees of the four Tribes of Imp. O. r. NJ.
have been elected, as follows: Consumes
Tribe, No. III. P. Counts. George Boyne
II. Winters Red Jacket Tribe, No. 2S-F.
A. Anthony, f. Dassonville J. S. Foster !;
Owosso Tribe, No. 39-J. J. Buckley, f. H.
Miller, j. F. Corson Red Cloud Tribe, No
H-E. G. Hopkins, George +. Bronner,
Philip Phillips. A meeting of the Trustees
was held yesterday and the Board was or
ganized by the election of J. j. Buckley,
President E. C. Hopkins, Vice-President !;
Philip Phillips, Secretary; H. Winters,
Treasurer, and H. Morris, ,Janitor for the
present term. The following committees
were appointed: Hall Committee. H.
Miller, H. Winters. P Phillips, J. s. Foster /;
Cemetery-E. G. Hopkins, F. Dassonvile,
II. Winters, J. L. Corson Finance. A.
Anthony, j. p. Counts. George +. Bronner,
J. S. Foster; Rules. P. Counts, +. C..
Hopkins, F. Dassonville, J. J. Buckley.
INSTALLATION On Saturday evening,
July Sd, the officers of Industrial Lodge, No.
157, I. O. o. f., were installed into their re-
spectlve chairs by Most Worthy Grand Master
Ezra Pierson. The following named brothers
are officers of the Lodge for the ensuing term
J. II. Ferguson, n. G.; d. S. Watkins, V.
c.; i. B. Hussey, r. s.; A. j. w. Palmer,
P. S.; George Landon, Treasurer; James
Stewart, w; j E. Morrelle. Con; n Peter
son, o. g.; III. IL. King, |. Co.; S. NJ. Kiefer,
II. S. of Y. G.; P. s. Watson, L. S. of n. G..
G. S. Fisher, r. S. of V. c.; L. c. Jordan,
L. S. of V. c.; j. H. Temple, Il. S. s.; j.
i. Hall, L. S. s; w. ID. Grove, Organist.
The Trustees of the Lodge for the ensuing
year are George Murray, G. B.. Dean and E.
B. Hussey.
HoRRlDLEs.- Horribles assembled at
Agricultural Park yesterday in full force,
and made arrangements for forming into line,
and also selected their dressing-rooms The
whole park has been placed at their disposal
by Mr.. Allen, and everything will be taken
care of while the procession is en- route. The
Jigadier Brindle has issued his call for =
o'clock, when the aids and those who intend
to participate will be on hand at the starting
place From present indications the largest
procession will move from the park that has
eyer been seen in Sacramento under the com.
mand of fantastic captain.
FIREwoRKs To-NIGHr-A SUGGESTION
1t is 10 be hoped that the parties setting up
the fireworks tonight viii face them-partly,
at least-to the breeze, and not do as here
tofore, in an endeavor TO give view from
three sides-fsce them in a way to render
them obscure by reason Of the smoke blowing
in front OF them. II faced as the committee
desire-sightly southwest, presumiDg that
the breeze will be southerly-the effect will
be greatly heightened and all will be enabled
to see from the terraces of the Capitol grounds
and from y street, the spaces being ample to
contain all the people.
INcoRPoRATED.-There has been fled
with the Secretary o. State certificates of in
corporation as follows: Berry & Place Man
ufacturing Company Directors, J. S. Sher-
burne, J. 7. Place. B. Bradbury, w. O. NJ
Berry and Jonathan Kettridge Place Of
business, San Francisco. Capital stock, $50,
0O0, in 100 shares all subscribed Los
Angeles Orphans Home. Directors, G.
j Els, Mrs. L. S. Stairway. Miss NJ. K.
Simons, Mrs. a. r. Peel. Mrs. d. G..
Stephens aud I. c. Severance. Location OF
the institution, the City of Los Angeles.
MILITARY ASSEMBLIES. The staff of the
Fourth Brigade, General Sheehan, viii as
semble this morning at the Golden Eagle
Hotel. mounted and in fun uniform, at Q
o'clock. Companies viii assemble this morn
Ing. in full-dress uniform. at their armories rs
follows: Company A, First Regiment Artii-
lery, Captain Burke, at $50; Company Il,
First Artillery, Captain Atwood, at 7:30
Company G, Captain Sheehan. at $780, Sac.
raneato Hussars, Captain Ruhstaller, at
$50.
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET Saturday
night Sacramento Lodge, No. ?, 1. o. o. f.,
installed its officers, District Deputy p. E.
Platt officiating. N G., H. C.. Brown
v. ii. C.. Moore; r S., Paschal Coggins
T., Z. K. Wick; P. s., james McCleery
After the installation some so or 90 of the
members sat down to an excellent collation.
in the hall, served under superintendent OF
John Plat, and speech, toast, sentiment and
warmest fraternal sociability prevailed until
late hour.
SERIOUS ACADEMY esterday Con Kelly,
the we'll known hackman, met with very
serious accident. He was getting upon his
hack. on X street, when his foot slipped and
ne fell upon the pavement dislocating his left
shoulder and left hip, and also badly cutting
his head about the left temple. he received
prersr surgical attention, and last evening
MAS comfortable.
CRY LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following il
the report of the Librarian Of the City Free
Library for the past week Whole number oI
books issued daring the week. 63S; fiction
537 /; hi tory, Is; biography, II; travels, Is
literature, 81; poetry and drama, 9 theology,
9; science and art, 10; average number pei
day, 81 average number OF readers pei
day, 81.
A HINT TO TIE GARDESER.-Inasmueha al
the Capitol Park has been granted for the
DISPLAY Of the fireworks could not the State
gardener omit watering the grass this after
noon, The damp grass at night, whenever
the fireworks have been viewed from the
Park. has been the cause of much serious i'll
ness.
FIRE DETRIMENTAL members of tn,
Sacramento Paid Fire Department are to as
Gamble at their respective engine houses tbi
,norninp at $50, in fall uniform, to join il
the narade. A portion OF their uniform i
new and will be worn to-day for the frs
time.
CHILDREN TO AssEMBLE--Th children
"a ,o;sses selected to ride in the cars t,
a a,,a in the line, to-day, are to meet a
~ Pasilion at $50 to 9 this morning, ant
r saO At the cars, which will be there.
sr,yrR Posr.-Comrades of Sumner Post