Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-28
BRIEF NOTES.

Complaint is made of the WORKOUT and IN
safe condition of the walk on Tenth and also
On H against the property located on the
southeast corner of those streets. A gentl :
man walking along there few evenings
since broke through and narrowly escaped
severe injury.
4 portion OF L street has become so noto-
riously internal as to commence to receive
consignnients. An uptown junk-dealer who
was complained to on Saturday about his
chickens. directed the complaining witness to
Ego to L."
Damage to the amount of $500 or $500 was
done to jewelry in III. Wachhorst's store Sat
urday morning by portion of the plastering
from the ceiling falling upon the showcase,
which was demoralized by the crash.
The continuation of the delightful southern
breeze is demoralizing to the Coroner's bust.
the polar region. watching for the return of
norther to set up business again.
Rev. q. Gregory, of Vacaville College, &C.
cupied the pulpit at Calvary Baptist Church
yesterday forenoon and evening. Rev. II. Z.
Jewett, of Oakland, preached at the Congre
gational Church last evening.
Catching catfish otherwise than by hook
and line is unlawful, and will so continue
until the LIST of July, 1882 Fishermen
should be careful and not get legal bone in
their throats.
The total amount in the City Treasury at
the commencement of business this morning
is S162 724 81. Receipts during last week,
S2,2l0 II, and expenditures, S1,570 80.
The Friend & Terry Lumber Company are
having a storage-shed built at their yard,
corner of Twelfth and j. which is 42x146
feet in area and 26 feet in hight.
George Frey, one of the Western Union
Telegraph messengers, is laid up with badly
swollen face and eye, supposed to be from
the bite of spider.
In the twenty-dollar glass ball match YES
terday between Chalmers and Dase the for
mer won by four balls. They shot at %
balls at Il yards.
Ex-Governor Pacheco and Z. II. Miller
and family were among the passengers leav-
ing Omaha Saturday, to arrive in this city
June 30th.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph ofhce for James III. Boggs, Phil
Steckinger and Louisa Aquilar.
One car of immigrants arrived yesterday
afternoon from the East and two car loads
will reach here to-day.
To-day is law day In the Superior Court
The jury will not be called until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
A special train of So carloads of tea passed
through for the East on Saturday morning.
Denis Kearney passed Omaha yesterday, to
arrive July 1st.
The river was at 20 feet inches, last even
ing.
AUCTION SALEs-Bell & Co. will sell to-
morrow at 1880 a. NJ, on the premises, 14l9
o street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
cozy residence containing five rooms and
all converiences NJ j. Simmons & Co.
will sell on Wednesday. June 30th, at the
residence of b. Steinman, 604 j street, fine
furniture, bedding, carpets, crockery and
glassware.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. - The COM
mencement exercises of the Conservatory of
Music viii, take pace this evening at the
Congregational Church, when fine selection
will be given. At the close of the exercises
Rev. DIR. Dwinell will make the distribution
of prizes on the part of the Conservatory, and
confer the diplomas
REPUBLICAN MEETING The Fourth Ward
Republican Club held good meeting Satur.
day night, on 0 street, between Thirteenth
aud Fourteenth streets. 1t was well attended.
Felix Tracy presided, and S. Scion Holl
made an earnest and eloquent speech for Gar
field and Arthur.