Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-07
BRIEF REFERENCE.

The following patents have been issued
from the office at Washington n. G.. Larzen,
Sacramento, purse fastener; S. Uren, Sac
ramento, forming links; g. w. Richardson,
E. and J. E. Dawson, Red Bluff, car brake.
The transcript of mortgages and trust deeds
for the use of the Assessor has been made
out, as required by the new law, and bound,
and will now be indexed. The work was
done by Auditor Gerbers assistants.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Miller gave them
surprise party Wednesday evening at their
residence, the Lake House. Thirty or forty
couples were present and spent the evening
pleasantly
A delegation from the Caledonian Club, of
this city, went to Stockton yesterday to at
tend the annual picnic and games of the
Stockton Caledonians, which will be given
to-day
The Golden Eagle Hotel dining-room,
Office, saloon and reading-room are being
handsomely frescoed.
Jerome D. Barry was given party at the
residence of his parents, at Washington,
Wednesday night.
Governor Perkins has appointed T. Ellard
to be Trustee of the State Normal School
at San Jose.
Twelve cars of tea and silk that arrived by
the steamer Gaelic from China will be sent
East to-day.
There is an undelivered telegram at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for George
Abbott.
Two cars of immigrants will arrive from
the East to-day.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. = Fidelity
Grove No. 81, U. A. o. D., installed the
following officers last evening n. A, Jacob
Roll; V. A., George Sermonet; Secretary,
T. G. Rowe; Treasurer. A. Trope; Con,
Tom Norman l. g., M. Ryan; o. G., S.
Stein. And also elected the following men,
bers as representatives to the Grand Grove of
California, which meets in Oakland next
June: Gus. f. Comet, l.. Neubourg, L. G.
Rowe.
ARREsTs.-The arrests made yesterday
were Frank Robertson, alias Billy Williams,
for visiting an opium den, by officer Ferral f;
William White, insane, by officer Campbell
r. Mcclure, by officer Rider, for emhezzle-
ment /; Murray johnson, drunk, by citizens
Nerison and Saunders, and Pat Dougherty,
by the same, for disturbing the peace VIM.
Kenner, drunk, by officer Frazee.3
FREIGHT ovEMENTs.-There were for
warded to the East yesterday car load of
lumber l of wine, l of hides, of wool, of
sugar, of salmon, l of coffee and of mer-
chandise. There were received here l car
load of hides, So of wood, 3 of hogs, 2 Of
coal, of lumber, l of sewer pipe and l OF
wine.
For EMBEzzLEMENT.-R. Mcclure, who
has been agent for the Wilson sewing ma
chine, was arrested yesterday by officer
Rider on a warrant sworn out by George ID.
Almond, the general agent, charging the
former with having embezzled money to the
amount of 5000.
REAL ESTATE AUcrIoN.-Bell & Co. will
sell at auction at Q A. NJ. to-day, three miles
west of Roseville, farm of so acres and a
large lot of farm property, stock and crops,
together with house, barn and other build
ings. The terms are announced as very
liberal.
The CoUNT.-The Governor and Secretary
of State have counted the money in the State
Treasury and found it to amount to the sum
called for by the Controllers books-gold,
81, 40S, S25 0S; silver, 1893 20; legal
tenders, S9,49S 70. Total, 81, 426067 oS.
OFF FOR THE HILLs-The Sunday Schools
of all the Methodist Churches go on their an
nual picnic to-day at Cothrin's Grove. The
cars leave the new depot at o'clock and
stop at Tenth and Twenty-irst streets.
HISTORY OF SAcRAMENTo.-The agents OF
Thompson & West, publishers of the &c Illus
trated History of Sacramento City and
| County, are engaged delivering the work tc
subscribers in the county and city.
A CoNUNDRUM.-Th proposed new opers
| house at Dallas, Texas, will cost $50, 000.-
| Late news item. What will the new Sacra
mento Opera House cost An answer il
awaited.
UNION PICNIo.-The Congregational, Pres
byterian and Mission Sunday schools will
hold their annual picnic at Natoma Grove
Saturday, May 18th.
STRAwBEBRIEs.-W noticed last evening
one of the finest and largest display o
fine ripe Strawberries, mangoes, pineapples
| bananas, tomatoes, cucumbers and swee
peas, at D. DeBernardi & Co.'S. The pro
prietors state to us that the above varieties
are received daily fresh, with all other vege
tables and fruits of the season.
| MULES FOR SALE.-Ius5 arrived ana To-
sale at Hopkins Stable, Sixteenth street, be
tween Z and f, ore hundred head of fin
mules, from Missouri Approved notes takei
in payment, if desired. WILSON 4 LILLIs.
A COMPLETE LINE of mems fancy hose, a
121 cents, II cents, % cents, 50 cents, As cent
and 90 cents per pair, can be found at tn
| Mems Furnishing Goods Department of tn
/ Mechanics Store.
Two DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENT
invested in those fine kid, buttoned, high cut
full scolloped misses boots, Nos. II to 2, vii
convince you that you get full value for you
money at the Red House.
FRESH SHRIMPS, crabs, clans and oyster
are received daily by d. DeBernardi & Co.
Nos. sos and 80 X street.
LINEN ULsrERs, 50, 81, sc, IS, 40, ~, "A
bust measure, at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
VESTS FOR BoYs. all WOOL are still sellin!
for % cents at the Red House, from auction.
SEE the great display of ladies' milliner.
goods, from auction, at the Red House.
MINIS CLOTHING, in all styles, from auction