Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-10
BREVITIES.

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Angeles. San Bsrnardino, Ventura. Santa
Barbara and San Luis Obispo.
The information against George f. Landes
for bigany was fled by the District Attorney
yesterday, upon which the defendant was
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. The case
is set for trial in March.
The gross receipts from the st. Rose Fes.
tiyal, held at the Pavilion on TIE 24th and
18th OF November, amounted to 81 $50, and
! the expenses were $3.50, leaving The net re-
csipts s.. 500.
/ Among the freight shipped 60 the East by
rail yesterday was carload of oranges from
{ San Gabriel, Los Angeles county.
/ Railroad Commissioner Stoneman passed
Omaha yesterday, TO arrive IL this city ON
/ the 10Th instant.
I Railroad conductor Willard Of the Sacra.
mento Division leaves to-day for a months
trip to the East.
Miss f Hill of Sacramento will arrive
from the East by the overland train this
morning.
a carload Of lumber from this city was
shipped yesterday to'Bsnson, A. L.
Forty-six immigrants win arrive from tie
East to day, including 50 males.
SUPREME ENoAMPMENT = The Suprema
Encampment Of the Order of Caucasians con
Guided its session yesterday. There was quite
large attendance during the two days of
the session, and reports rendered from the
subordinate camps indicates a prosperous
condition Of the Order. At the meeting yes
tefday resolutions were adopted, and for.
warded by telegraph in the name of the Or
der to the California Representatives in Con-
gress, urging them to aid in securing the
ratification of the new treaty with China
Officers were elected for the ensuing year as
follows Supreme Chief, A A. Smith, of
Nevada Vice-C Chief, Samuel Scott, of ANA
dor Supreme Councillor, 7. Shearer, of
Amador Supreme Marshal, a. [. Zekind,
Of Nevada Supreme Treasurer, w. C-Allen,
of Sacramento; Supreme Secretary, W. 3.
G.. Keller, of Sacramento Supreme Sentinel,
Fred. Botcher. of Amador ]; Supreme Guard,
Josiah Davis, of Amador Supreme Execu-
tive Committee, j. FL. Langhorst and +. NJ.
Brace. After the appointment of commit
tees the ERcampment adjourned. to meet in
Sacramento the second Monday in April, 1882.
The RIvER.-There is a continued falling
of the river. but owing to the almost I'M
limited surface from which it has to draw off
the overflow, the fall cannotbe expected to be
rapid The hight last night was % feet and
inches. The water in the tules beyond
Washington is growing perceptibly lower,
and the condition of the railroad to Davisville
is being examined. 1t is found that a great
deal of the track and ties are gone. The
steamer Dover goes down with a barge this
morning, to pass up through Minor slough to
the line of the road and wherever rails or
ties are found. A derrick will be rugged on
the barge for hoisting purposes. Boats con-
tinue to ply up and down the river, bringing
in stock from levees and the higher places
Captain Foster received information yester-
day that the grain in the damaged ware
houses at Vernon would all be taken out
safely.
WASHINGTON SUFFERERS Dale,
! President of the Howard Benevolent Associ-
ton, yesterday received dispatch, signed A.
J. Bryant, Chairman of the Eureka Relief
Committee, and Jacob S. Taber, President of
the Board of Trade of San Francisco, as fol-
lows: g We send you $40, balance left over
from Eureka Relief Committee, for benefit of
the Washington sufferers. If more is neces-
sary. we recommend you to ask the Mayor of
San Francisco to call meeting of our citi-
zens." Upon receipt of the dispatch. the fol-
lowing reply was sent by Mr.. Dale: Your
telegram received. Many thanks. The suf-
ferers need it. l have called meeting of the
Howard Directors to take action this even
ing" A meeting was held by the Board of
Directors of the Towards last evening at the
Office Of W. 2. Coleman, when arrangements
were made to render assistance at once.
MASQUERADE BALL. The Sacramento Turn
Verein will give their twelfth annual mas
querade ball at the Pavilion, on Thursday
evening, February 24th. Eight valuable
prizes viii be awarded, which are on exhibit
ton at the dry goods store of S. Rothfeld &
Co., at the corner Sixth and streets Sub
scription lists are now open at L. Heilbron's,
No. GIG J street: G. Il. Krebs. No. 626 j
street; J. Kaertb, j street J. NJ. Gattmap,
No. 622 K street; J. Bauer (of Il lss & Bauer),
X street, between Third and Fourth; and at
the Turner Hall.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. = Taylor, the
necromancer, continues to draw good houses
and give satisfaction to his auditors, as well
by his ''magic as by the useful presents
distributed. A change of programme this
evening.
PIONEERS CONVENTION. = The Pioneers
Convention was to have met again last even
ing, but after waiting until 8 o'clock and
after, no quorum being had, those present ad-
journed the meeting until the Dist instant, at
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