Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-05


FIRST WARD CAUCUS A mssting of the
Republicans of the First Ward was held last
night at Corbin's, J street, between Second
and Third. A large number were present.
w. II. Anderson was selected as Chairman
aud Daniel Mccain Secretary. On motion
of George K. Rider, committee of FIVE was
appointed to select fifteen names to be voted
for at the primary election on Saturday next
The committee consisted of George K Ri
der, George w. Gilbert, Daniel Mccain,
John Downer and John Kelly While the
committee was out Hon. j. n. Young was
called for, and came forward and addressed
. the meeting in spirited speech, which was
often applau led. The com inittee upon re-
firing reported the following names for dele
gates: Henry Edgerton, III. Grib5le. Thomas
H. Reynolds, George K. Rider, A. J.
Rnoads, Joseph r. Wilkinson, J. w. Rock,
John DoWner. ID lniel McCann, j. D. Tate,
Haswell, w. A. Anderson, W. T. Emery.
The report was unanimously adopted. On
motion, committee of three was appointed
to attend to the printing Of ticl1ets-A. j.
:VerInilya, A. j. Rhoads and John +. Dre-
man. The meeting then adjourned with
three rousing cheers for the Republican
ticket.
GREESBAcK CLUB The Greenback- Labor
Party Club held meeting in Huzzar Armory
Hall last evening. F. Woodward called the
meeting to order. The Committee on Organ.
ization presented report, which was adopted.
and the following officers we're elected: +.
Woodward. President i. A. LIE Blanc,
president 4. Lund, Secretary Samuel
Smith, Assistant Secretary; w. L. Smith,
Treasurer John Alahany, Sergeant-at-
Arms Executive Committee. d. Jost, at
large; First Ward, G. l.. Ringgold; Second
Ward, Sam Raw Third Ward, - Money
han Fourth Ward, laid over. A monthly
fee of 25 cents for each member was voted to
be paid. 1t was decided to hold an open air
meeting next week, the arrangements for
which were left with the Executive Commit
tee. The club adjourned to meet at the call
of the President.
PERsoNAL-W. P. Fuller returned yester-
day from the McCloud river. J. B. Haggin
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
VIM. Young, Of San Francisco, is in the city.
n. d. Rideout went to San Francisco yester-
day. Arthur Manly and Thomas May went
to Lake county yesterday on a hunting ex-
cursion. Messrs.~ Hitchcock, Burtis, Capt.
Well, Dickson, and Chris, the Guide" of
the Silver creek region hunting bears. N. S.
Bennett, Postal Route Agent between Sac
ramento and Reading, who has been off duty
since April, resumed his trips again on the
LIST Of August.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
I'd: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co. 2O3
kegs nails, 500 bars steel, cases and boxes
hardware; Neubourg & Lagos, 5 bales hops !;
L. K Hammer, l boxed organ Rev. A.
Wood, l sewing machine Adams, McNeill
& Co, Is cases canned oysters, 5 barrels
whisky; N. IL. Nicholl & Co, l bundle pa
per; r. Stone & Co., 10 bundles blankets !;
Van Heusen & Huntoon, box walnut furni-
ture HI. G. Kirk & Co., boxes drugs, / box
potash, bex brushes.
NEW MILITARY HEADoUARTERs.-At a
meeting of the First Artillery Regiment,
held las. Saturday evening, Colonel Berkey
was instructed to secure rooms for new mill
| tary headquarters In accordance Herewith,
| rooms have been selected over p Flaherty's,
| on j street, which will be known as their
| headquarters hereafter. The officers of the
| brigade and the regimental officers will soon
organize aud adopt rules and regulations to
govern the officers Of the regiment.
The TALK OF THE TowN.-In the history
fof Sacramento such an excitement in the hat
line has never before been known. Only
had in the Mechanics Store Hat Department
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