Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-07

| Inc claim Tor damage OF w. II. ERE lC
being thrown from his buggy by oue OF il
wheels coming in contact with stone sewe
pipe in July last, was referred to w. A. AL
derson. City Attorney. for investigation.
A new ordinance for the regulation c
hackmen, runners, expressmen and omnibu
drivers, was passed under suspension of tn
rules. The principal point of interest in tn
ordinance is its requiring such drivers an
men to keep within six feet of his vehicl
while carrying on his business in public.
Bills were presented and allowed as FOL
lows: Guthrie Bros, SD II; Capital Ga
Company, ST. So; Root, Nelson & Co.
So S22; j. D. Lord, 500; Jack Henry, $50
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, S3S 05; q. II
Simpkias. S15S 40; Lee Youn, 81 Thoma
Reid, $50; Joseph & Gribble, So; H. A
James Touhey, So "a; L. F. Bassett
s144 90; John Nickerson, So; Daily Bee
So; Ryan & Miller, 1866 Is; Saaue
Harper, S65 r. johnson, S29; M. Daley
SIS; Thomas Cotter, S12; ?. Lynch, So
Jacob KEEPER, So; Robert Burnett, s.
Bntterield & White, S43 81 P. Herzog
SGT 76; George Schroth, SIS &c; Samue
Nathan & Co., 81 80 Baker & Hamilton
81 so; Jesse Slaughter, 81; John WEIGH
81 j; George Murray, 5000.
PERSONAL. = Governor Perkins, Senate
Booth, Mayor Turner, and H. NJ. Larue
President of the Agricultural Society, go OIL
the lightning train tomorrow to Truckee
The Presidential party will go to Virgins
City and from there to Lake Tahoe, via
Glenbrook, and arrive at Truckee and be re-
ceived by the above committee from thi
city on Wednesday evening, and reach Sac
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| Superintendent /. NJ. Campbell went to Sar
Jose to attend meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of the State Normal school, and will
attend meeting of the Board of Re
gents of the State University tonight
A. A. Hubbard, of Chico, passed through the
city yesterday on wedding trip to the bay,
he having just taken to himself Miss Jessie
Conger. Commissioner A. II. Chapman
went to the bay yesterday to attend meet.
ing of the State Prison Board. Samuel
Jelly returned last evening from his sojourn
at Santa Cruz. Mrs. Win. J. Davis and
family have returned from Alameda Lieu.
tenant Colonel I. II. Berkey returned from
the military camping party last evening very
sick, and was taken TO his residence in a
carriage. Miss Carrie Wadsworth went yes.
terday to Monterey. Prof. J. l.. Skinner
and family returned last evening from the bay.
Chas. Dorsey and family have gone on visit
to Hollister. Assistant General Superiu-
tendent Fillmore and Superintendent Pratt
will go up on the lightning train Wednesday
night to Truckee to meet the Presidential
party. +. w. Croker and Miss Easton,
niece of d. o. Mills, will to-day be married
at the residence of d. o. Mills at Milbrae.
There will be a number of friends go from
here to attend the wedding.
Two THIEVES ARRESTED. Chief of Police
Karcher yesterday received dispatch from
Chief Crowley of San Francisco, calling for
the arrest of two young chaps named VIM.
Hunter and VIM. Smith, who had stolen $500
from woman named Meeks and come to
this city to attend the State Fair" Upon
receipt of the dispatch they were arrested BY
officers Ferral and Barron on Second street
and placed in the lookup to await an officer
from below. When arrested Smith lad
SCI 20 left, and Hunter SAT so. They had
purchased clothing and other things freely
since their arrival, and had taken carriage
rides down the Riverside Smith fully con-
fesses the larceny and the equal division be-
tween them, but Hunter denies the whole,
and says the money was their joint savings
from hard work. They will have an oppor-
tunity now to enjoy some hard work for the
State without savings.
JEWISH NEW YEAB.-Yesteriay was
generally celebrated by the Jewish people of
the CITY as :heir old-time New Years, and
services appropriate to the day were held in
the Synagogue and very largely attended.
The services consisted of reading the Old
Scriptures, prayer and singing. Rabbi
Leventhall, who was formerly for eleven
years in charge Of the Synagogue in this city,
came up from San Francisco and officiated
on the occasion. The singing was given by
large, well-trained choir, which rendered
some good music. The day of observance in
accordance with Jewish custom, commenced
on Sunday evening at 6 o'clock and closed
last night at same hour. The present year
in the Jewish Church is 56fl. The next ten
days. including yesterday, are also of special
significance, and the tenth is the Day of
Atonement, which will be noticed with
special services.
CONFIRMATION AND PARTY Yesterday
the rite of Jewish confirmation was conferred
on Lewis H. Kozminsky, it being the thir-
teenth anniversary birthday, which is the
age for Jewish confirmation of males. and at
the confirmation the President of the Con-
gregation-Louis Elkus-anuounced that the
house OF B. Kozminsky, corner Third and NJ
streets, would be open for calls during the
afternoon, in honor of the event. A large
number of callers were present during the
afternoon, and many valuable and elegant
presents were made, including checks for
bank deposits and other substantial remem-
brances. In the evening his school mates
and friends gave him a surprise, at which
there was very large and happy attend
auce. a fine collation. was spread, and the
misses and masters enjoyed the occasion to
the fullest extent.
GONG TO EURoPE.-C. +. Klink, the we'll
known druggist of this city, has sold out his
business, and leaves tomorrow for Ger
many, to be absent six or eight months.
MIR. Klink is e thorough devotee of arbori-
culture, and much of his time while in Ger
many will be devoted to examination of the
trees grown from California seeds which he
has forwarded to Europe during the past
twenty years. He proposes to utilize his in
formation in regard to forest culture and
preservation, which he may obtain in Europe
for the benefit of this State when he shall
return.
DEAD BoDY FouND.-The dead body of
an unknown man was found Saturday after
noon below the gas works on the levee. 1t
WAS taken possession of by Coroner Yer
milya and an inquest held, which failed to
elicit any light upon the case. The deceased
was evidently laboring nan, about As years
of age, and was feet 8 inches high, with
gray beard aud mustachs. The jury returned
a verdict to the effect that the deceased came
TO his death from natural causes and that
his name was unknown.
FALSE REPoRT.-It was reported in town
yesterday that one of the Cadets narrowly
escaped drowning at the Bay. Lieutenant
Neary, who came up last night, says
there is no truth whatever in the story
No boy came near drowning. The boy who
was in the water and referred to was not
Sacramento boy. The water was not deep
enough to drown any one il they tried, and
no soldier distinguished himself by plunging
into the briny deep and reseuing "some-
body's darling"
ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of
the Sacramento Building and Loan Associa-
ton was held last evening, and the former
Directors, j. +. Watson, Peter BOIL and
Daniel Flint. were reelected. Seventy.thr e
payments have been made upon each share,
and which are now quotable at S11125
AND still, notwithstanding the sneers and
jeers of would-be compe itors, Hale's Cri-
terion continues to do the best trade in
Sacramento We do not fear competition.
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