Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION Gov.
ernor's reception, which is to take place this
evening will probably be not only the social
event of the season, but the largest gather.
ing that has attended any similar occasion in
this city for many years. A special train,
accompanied by band of music, will bring a
large number from San Francisco and other
places where invitations have been extended
The Pavilion has been finely fitted up and ar
ranged with dressing rooms and other apart
ments and the main hall is magnifcently
decorated with flags, streamers, evergreens,
emblems, ETC., and with the full flow of
light from the almost numberless gas
Jets, arranged to illuminate the hall,
the effect will be very pleasing. The east
hall will be used as the supper room,
except a portion partitioned off across the
south end, which will be used as a smoking
and punch room. The office of the Secretary
of the Agricultural Society will be used as
sitting groom for ladies, and ample dressing
rooms have also been provided. The entrance
will be from Sixth street, and passages have
been made by means of temporary partitions
of screen-work covered with flags, so that
those entering will not be observed by those
in the main hall until they shall have passed
through the dressing apartments. Every
thing that could be done to render the ar
rangements complete has been accomplished
and will be in full readiness for the event.
THE CEMETERY QUESTION. - The action
taken by the City Board of Health on last
Monday evening in relation to the control of
the city cemeteries, has called forth general
interest upon the subject, and as there is
much diversity of opinion among the au-
thorities and magnates of the law, it has been
decided to bring the matter before the Courts
in such manner as to determine the whole
subject, and to have such decision reached
without delay, so that in case it be needed,
the necessary legislation to give full control
to the city authorities over the cemeteries
may be obtained during the present legisla-
tive session. Accordingly an appeal case will
be made up to-day upon which Superintend-
emit Farnsworth will be arrested for per-
uniting burials to take place without the
requisite permit having been first obtained,
and upon this he will be tried before the Po-
lice Court. In case of his conviction, the
subject will be at once brought before Judges
benson and Clark, of the Superior Court,
upon writ of habeas corpus, when upon full
argument and consideration the case will be
definitely settled.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
reports made at the meeting last evening
show that S23 persons were assisted during
the month of January by l, 223 dispeusations.
Received by the Treasurer, $50 20; dis
bursed, $685. so; balance in the treasury on
February LIST, 1924 90; bills audited at the
meeting. S6SS 6i; previously audited but
unpaid, s. ; total debt, S693 Ga. The present
available assets amount to 81, $50 ~, leaving
after paying the debts, 1886 IS. The follow
ing donations were acknowledged: Hall of
the collections at the Union meeting at Cal
vary Church on Thanksgiving Day, by Rev.
NJ Gregory, S12 o. cash from Mrs. Fair
child, 50 cash from Mechanics Store, 81 40;
cash, SO, being half of a prize won at the
Eureka masquerade by group of ladies and
gentlemen as a Select School; also clothing
from Mrs J. L. Griffitts, DR.. Clayton and
friend; and provisions from the Capitol
Hotel and w. T. Peterson. 1t is earnestly
requested that persons knowing of any de-
ception practiced upon the Howards would
give notice to the officers.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Feb
ruary Sd: For Central Pacific Railroad
Company, so barrels oil, 1 hogshead, 1
bundle globes, 2 boxes machinery, 2 reser-
voirs, cylinders, 3 bundles pipe; Standard
Oil Company, cars of oil; Booth &
Co, 10 boxes fish; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., cases hinges, boxes hardware !;
L. II. MacEwen, l box wagons Holman
Stanton & Co, 10 bundles boards, l box
balls; Baker & Hamilton, 8 bales duck /;
Mebius 4 Co., 10 cases matches II. c. Kirk
~ n u i a
Co., boxes hardware Richard Dale, case
dry goods: Gus. Lavenson, 3 boxes shoes
J. G. Davis, l box dry goods; G. M. Living
ston, boxes busters, l box tinware, bundle
whips j. r. Howell, l organ; w. A. & c.
S. Houghton, IA bales wrapping paper, 5
bales paper; Hall, Luhrs & Co., "a barrels
hams, 30 pals tobacco.
10. G. T., DAvIsvILLE.-T'he officers of
Orion Lodge, No. 224, L. o. C, T., at Davis
vile, were publicly installed Wednesday
evening by w. H. Bradshaw, L. D., as fol-
lows w. c. T., B. H. Hoag; w. R. H. S,
Ella Melvin W. L. H s., Mary Russell
w. V. r., Mrs. L. G. Russell W. s., Jenny
Collins; ". A. s., L. W. Melvin; W. T. s.,
Charles A. Hoag w. T., Ella Pierce; w.
c., Ada Winters w. NJ, Kate B. Smith
w. ID. NJ, Edward Linton w. |. c., Lizzie
Cole; W. o. G., James Nethercott. After
the installation Assemblyman Charles Null
holland delivered an Interesting address to
the effect that in these Lodges is LAID the
foundation of the best society and the best
principles of the Government, and that the
Order should be heartily sustained.
A. o. U. w. ENTERTAINMENT Sacra-
mento Lodge No. so and Union Lodge No.
81, both of Sacramento, last night gave
complimentary entertainment at Turner Hall
to the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, which has been in session
in this city during the past week. The as
sembage, numbering no less than LOCO peo-
pie, was composed of members of the Order,
their wives and daughters, and other invited
guests. After well-arranged musical pro-
gramme was carried out, dancing commenced
and continued until a late hour. The enter
tainment was grand success, and the visit
ing brethren willdspart for their homes highly
pleased with the generous compliment tend
cred them.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. The Colville
troupe last evening had another full house.
.'Oxygen" proved a fine card, a broadly humor-
Gus burlesque, and as full of wit mirth and
music as can we'll be imagined. The Colville
company has met popular demand for a
season Of burlesque, and has well filed the
common desire. Tonight there will be pre-
scented the musical and exceedingly humorous
extravaganza entitled "Ill Treated II Troya-
tore 1t will be the last night but one of
the troupe here. IL is announced by the
management that Governor Perkins will be
present at the theater tonight.
NorAmEs APPOINTED The following were
yesterday appointed Notaries Public: Frank
d. Tunis, of Lakeport, for Lake county,
vice self, term expired; Samuel l.. Cutter, OF
Salinas City, for Monterey county, original;
c. l.. Smith, of Rocklin. for Placer county,
vice Clydesdale, term expired; George ID.
Fiske, of Woodland, for Yolo county, origi-
nal; w. B. Treadwell, of Woodland, for
Yolo county, original; Newton LEVEL. OF
Marysville, vice Justis, term expired l.. X.
Hid, OF Brownsville, for Yuba county, vice
Holland, term expired.
PoLIcR CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of All Toy and All Lite, for
violating a wash-house ordinance, was con-
tinued to the 7th, and of John Eber, for dis
turbing the peace, was continued to to-day.
All Suey was convicted of stealing wood, and
will receive sentence to-day.
THE WASHINGTON CASEY Yesterday the
case of Edward Condor mot O'Connor, as at
first renortedl who u-as charo,ed NTH q, ae