Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-04
teenth and Eighteenth streets, from $500 to


Manuel Francisco, 95 acres of land, reduc-
ton from $40 to $35 per acre.
Manuel Gracia Bro, petition not granted.
Joseph Silva, petition not granted.
Estate of w. p. Caruthers, reduction on
lands, from $3.50 to S125 per acre.
George Peters, petition not granted.
Antonio Francisco. petition not granted.
NJ. Cronan, reduction on Improvements on
lots and 6, between @ and r. First and
Second streets, from 81, 900 to $500.
Anna Uhl, petition not granted.
B. a. G. Gourlie, petition not granted.
Conrad Iser, petition not granted.
NJ artin Blu sler, petition not granted.
r. S. Frazee, petition not granted
Estate of p. Riley, reduction on improve
ments on lots 3 and A. between Il and +,
Tenth and Eleventh streets, from So. 800 to
So, 000.
Mrs. P K. Kinkson, petition not granted.
Mrs. g. Menke, reduction on improve
ments on city property, from $1,000 to So
500.
Mrs Lizberg. reduction on improvements
of $780,
j. r. Watson, reduction on Crescent City
Hotel property, from 81, 900 to $4,000
L. S. Hotchkiss, 81, 600 struck out for inn
provements, the same being made since
March l. 1880.
Mrs. Z. Robbins, petition not granted
The above includes to petition No. 154
with the exception of few that were passed.
The Board then at five minutes past twelve
this morning-with the Assessor and dep
uties, and County Clerk and assistants, adj
journed till 10 o'clock A. H. to-day.
PERSONALS. Frank CLARK and G. P
Evans returned yesterday from three weeks
visit to Pacific Grove Retreat, Monterey,
greatly refreshed by their trip. James l.
Felter and wife have returned from their trip
to Lake Tahoe. Mrs. l.. Elkus has gone to
Santa Cruz. John G. Hatch, son of the late
] ohm Hatch of this city, arrived here from
Central City, Colorado, yesterday. Mrs. j.
w. Willem and daughter have gone to Mon
tereY and Santa Cruz for few weeks. nj.
j. Simmons has removed to San Francisco,
where he is to go into business. Thomas
Mcguire, the theatrical manager, was in the
city yesterday. Governor Perkins went to
San Francisco yesterday. Elijah Moffatt of
Sacramento, Judge Renshaw and Rev. Mr..
Montgomery and family of Florin, and others
from that vicinity, left here yesterday in
wagons for camping tour in Mendocino and
Lake counties. Edward Csdwalader of this
city left yesterday for trip as far north as
Walla Walla, w. T. Frank Fl. Powers and
Gus Simmons, graduates Of Sacramento
High School, went to Berkeley yesterday to
attend examination with view to entering
the University.
INsTALLED.-At a regular meeting. last
evening of Capital Lodge, No. 81, I. o. G. T.,
the following named officers were installed
for the ensuing term, Deputy W. G. T.,
J. F. Lucas, assisted by j. Mason Haight
and John Buser of Sloan Lodge No. 2, Off
chatting: w c. T., j. J. McKinnon; w. r.
Ii. S., Susan Folger; W. L. H. s., Lizzie
Fay; W. v. T., Mercelia Truax; W. s..
Abe Wilson; w. A. s., Ida M. Russell; w.
=. S., J. M. Rodgers; w. T., Kate Smith
w. NJ, Ed. Katzenstein; w. d. NJ, Jennie
Logan w. I. G., Frankie johnson; w. o.
G., s. Katzenstein w. Chaplain, A. A.
Catlin P. w. G. T.. H. S. Brink.
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-D. j. Simmons
Il Co., will sell to-day, at IL A. NJ, on the
premises, part of lots 6 and between M and
n, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, having
agood, substantial frame dwelling, surrounded
by large Variety of splendid fruit trees; city
water and good well of clear water, and
large barn in the rear-the ground being 36x
l60 feet. The sale will be positive, and OPP
portunity is afforded to purchase good
home.
REGIsTRATIoN.-A crowd beseiged the
County Clerks Office yesterday from an early
hour, anxious to get their names entered np-:
on the Register, supposing it to be the last
day for registration. This is . mistake. Reg
istration will be continued for about two
months yet, any impression or statement to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Members OF BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
The Governor has appointed on the District
Board of Agriculture the following VS..
Stone. Samuel Magofey, L. Swan, Horace
Knights, a. b. Carlock, John 3. Rohrer, G..
G. Bush and John M. Owens for the Tenth
Trinity and Shasta.
FIRST SHIPMENT.@R. J. Merkley makes
the first shipment of new hops to-day, send
ing two bales to San Francisco by express, to
make sure of distancing all competitors inthe
laudable rivalry of the hop business. He is
No. in the enterprise for
this section. The hop crop is reported to be
good.
LOST AND FoUND.-About o'clock last
evening, l.. j. Lithauer, found child on
the corner Of Sixth and J streets who was
lost. He took charge Of the little
wait, and meeting local officer May started
with it for the station-house. On the way.
however. brother of the child appeared
claimed the stray waif and took it home.
To BE UNoovERED.-The upper dome of
the Capitol has been covered with gold leaf,
FURNISHED and vanished, and is nearly ready
now for the removal of the protecting tent.
1t is expected that it will be taken off to-day.
The small dome will,- when exposed to the
sun. present dazzling appearance.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met at 10 A. NJ, but transacted
no business except to pass an order allowing
the Deputy Assessors per diem during the
time OF their attendance upon the Board Of
Equalization. Adjournment was then taken
till 10 a. NJ. to-day.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN RALLY.-Tle
Fourth Ward Republican Club holds special
meeting at Central Hall, K and Seventh
streets, at o'clock this evening, when dele
gates to the County Convention will be
chosen. All Republicans of the ward are
to attend.
ELECTION OF DIREcToRs.-A an election
held night before last the old Board of Di-
rectors of the Capital Savings Bank was
elected entire. The bank is now paying its
fifth dividend, making so per cent. in all.
THIRD WARD DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-The
regular meeting of the Hancock and English
Third Ward Club will be held this evening
at s O'clock, at Jacobs Hall, J between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
BICYCLE RAcE.-A bicycle race ia to take
place at the Agricultural Park next Sunday
at 2 P. NJ, when a woman will speed bicycle
against the time of horse
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed August Sd.
George Cadwalader to John Olsen, August 2, 1880
East half Of lot 3. between and G and Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, Sacramento grant.
c. II. Mass ct al. 10 Wo Hong Chong Co., July %,
lSs0-West % feet OF lot II, block 10, Folsom 800.
Capital Savings Bank To c. H. Gilman, July IL,