Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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CITY LIBRARY REPoKT.-The following is
the report of the Librarian, Miss Hancock,
of the City Free Library for the past week,
together with list of papers kept on files of
the reading-room Number of books issued
during the past week. sos; of these 497
were of fiction and juvenile books; hi5tory,
s; biography, u; travels, IS; general litera-
ture, q poetry and drama, IA theology, q;
science and art, %; average number issued
per day, So; average number of readers per
day, Al. Following is list of the news
paper and magazines subscribed for by the
library: Weeklies = Argonaut, Army and
Navy Register, Atlanta Constitution, Mel
bourne Argus, Baltimore Sun. Boston Ad-
vertiser, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
Burlington Free Press, Burlington Hawkeye.
Chicago Tribune. Cincinnati Commercial,
Danbury News, Detroit Free Press, Dublin
Nation, Dubuque Herald. Edinburgh Scots
man. Florida Agriculturist, Galveston News,
Hawaiian Gazette, Illustrated Architect
Irish World, kindergarten Messenger, Liv-
erpocl Mercury. Los Angeles Express, Louis
vile Courier-J ournal, Memphis Avalanche
New Hampshire Gazette, New Orleans Plea.
yune, New York Ledger, New York Sum-
New York Tribune. New Zealind
Weekly, Oregonian, Philadelphia Times
Portland TRANSCRIPT, Providence Jour.
nal, Richmond Wing, Rocky Mountain
News, Spirit of the Times, Spring
field Republican. Star and Herald
Times weekly, London), Washington Chron-
icle, Weekly News(S. c.. Dailies-REooRD-
UNION. Daily Bee, Evening Bulletin, Daily
Examiner, Morning. Call, San Francisco Chron-
icle. The following papers are donated
A Ci4iuay ioh- fnr II Fran
journal of Commerce, Phoelix Herald, San
Francisco Merchant, California Farmer Ban
ner of Light, Contra Costa Gazette, Lassen
Advocate, Santa Barbara Independent, Daily
and Weekly Bee, Mountain Messenger, Daily
Globe, Tehama Tocsin, Sacramento Leader,
Virginia Chronicle, California Patron, Cham
pion of Honor, Alaska Appeal, Sacramento
Advertiser Magazines and Illustrated
Weeklies-Art Magazine, Atlantic Monthly,
American Agricnlturist Appleton's Journal,
Blackwood, Californian, Contemporary Re.
view, Eclectic, FortnIghtly, Harper Interna-
tional Review, Lippincott, Littell's Living
Age, Nature, North American Review, Nine
teenth Century, Popular Science Monthly,
.Sjcribner, California Horticulturist Phreno-
logical Journal, American Machinist, Har-
per'ss B2zar, Harper's Weekly, Leslies Illus
trated, London Illustrated News, Punch,
Rural Press. Scientific American, Scientific
and Mining Press.
PUBLc INSTALLATION. Saturday evening
the officers of Sloan Lodge, No. ., 1. O. G..
T., were publicly Installed, George B. Kat
zenstein, State Deputy, officiating. After
the installation the following musical and lit
erary programme was rendered Piano solo,
Miss Celia Rivett; vocal sole, Mr.. Cohen :
recitation, Mr.. Cray instrumental quartet,
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solo, Mrs. S. katzeustein piano solo, Miss
Galligan. After which ice cream was served
and general social time INDUCED in. The
officers are as follows: w. G. T., w. o.
Thrailkill; w. K H s., Mrs NJ E. Ack-
ley; w l.. H s., Mrs. 81. A. Alsip; w.
V. T., frankie Vandercool w. Chap,
Mrs l.. w Allen w. S. Arthur NJ. Say
mour; w A. s., Annie Walker; W. T.. l..
G. Chandler; w. f. s., j. NJ. Haight; w.
NJ, Edwin Van Husen W. d. NJ, Mary
AZ Crane w l. G.. Mrs. J. Storch w.
O. c., Mrs. NJ 4. Goulden P. w. c. T.,
Frank H. Kiefer.
Police ARREsTs.-The following arrests
we've made Saturday and yesterday by the
police in this city: Wallace Jackson, dis
turbing the peace at polls, by local officer
Coffee; George Eisenmsnger, disturbing the
peace, by officers Rider and Fredericks ; Dan
Ketchun, drunk, by officer Carroll; All
Chow, 4 Chinese demi-monde, for petit lar
ceny, by special officer May; Tom Purcell,
drunk and disturbing the peace, by officer
Frazae Tom Kane, drunk, by local Coffee
Joe, No. II, drunk, by officer Campbell
Tom Lewis, common drunk, by officer Camp
bell /; Mrs. Hayes (uot OF the White House,,
drunk. by local Rider; Wm. Harris, battery,
by officer Campbell; Tom Cosgrove, drunk,
disturbing The peace and robbery, by specia
officer Burke Robert McMahan, disturbing
the peace, by special officer Oswaldt; Thos
DeWi.t disturbing the peace, by Chiei
karcher.
NV SIDEWALKS Citizens have beer
taken with the idea that a new sidewalk il
front OF their houses would be a good thing
At several places on and X streets side
walks are being put down in such manner
that the protruding nail nuisance will NJ
longer exist. The surface boards consist of {
succession OF narrow pieces OF timber about
an inch and q bali sq1are and as long as th'
width OF the walks. The nails are driven IT
from the side instead Of the top In sucl
small pieces the shrinkage is small ard Their,
will be no opening between them. A gooC
Samaritan sort Of work is also being per
formed on the west side OF Ninth street, be
tween and G.. in the removal of the ole
brick walk and the substitution Of new one
The old walk has served for about THIRTY
years, ana had worn very uneven.
Cur Down THE WEEDS. -The Chief o
Police has given instructions to the polio
= officers to see that the ordinance providing
for destroying weeds IN the streets be prompt,
and strictly enforced The following is tn
ordnance referred to: "Section l. 1t i
hereby made the duty Of every owner, occu
pant, agent, claimant or person having il
possession or control OF any real estate within
the corporate limits of the city of Sacra
mento, to cut down and destroy the weeds I
the center cf the street in front of the prem
ises of which they are the owners, occupants
agents, claimants, or of which they hav
possession or control" Chief karcher de
sires that all property-owners shalt have thei
mart OF the work at once attended TO- an
save attention Of the officers.
RArrLrsNAKE IN YoLo.-Tuesday Ales
ander Foufniss and George Patterson, youn
boys, discovered rattlesnake on the ground
OF Robert Patterson. in Washington. tt
"horlidus was about to spring at then
when enc struck him with q pole and bel
him until the other dispatched hin. III
snake measured three feet six inches
length, one and half inches in diameter an
had six rastlos. 1t probably came down Q
the floating brush during the high water.
LADIES, prepare yourselves for our gre'
ribbon sale. to commence at noon on Wedne
day, August 11th Some Of the choicest an
most decided bargaios ever offered viii
placed Oh our Fancy Goods Counters, NJ
chanics Store.
RIpBoNs IL ALL WIDTHS, ribbons in a
shades, ribbons in all lengths. ribbons in a
colors, and offered ct prices that viii electri
every lady, young or old, IN the communit
Sale commences Wednesday noon, Augu
18th. Mechanics Store.
DON'T MISS THE RIBBON SALE, at NJ
chanics' Store.
BE SURE AND ATTEND Our RIBBON Sail
Mechanics Store.
PsEpARE ron OR RIBBON SALE M
chanics' Store.