Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOGhL ELLlGENGE.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. Holiday week
in Sacramento viii have an added zest from
the fact that it is TO be week of operate
entertainment at the Metropolitan Theater
by the Alice Oates Opera Bouffe Company, a
troupe which has been playing in e long en-
gagement at San Francisco. Alice Oates is
one of the pioneers in comic opera, and has
perhaps had as marked success as the best of
her rivals. The announcement is made that
the company will begin weeks engagement
on Monday evening next, singing for Christ
mas matinee that afternoon, and on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, "La Mascotte. y
Wednesday and Thursday evenings "The
Little Duke is to be given, and Friday and
Saturday, and Saturday matinee, "Girohe.
Giroha will constitute the entertainment.
The management announces that the artists
viii appear in beautiful costumes, be sup
ported by full chorus and by complete
orchestra from the California Theater, San
Francisco. The manager wisely opened his
box sheet this morning, to enable all who de-
sire to reserve seats for the week, which can
be done without extra charge. The "extra
charge" business will seldom be tolerated
here by theatrical patrons, and the reserving
of seats without adding to the price of admis.
sion is discreet act,
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freights passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
19sh: For S. Jelly, package clocks; Central
Pacific Railroad Company, cask aud box
paint; L. K. Hammer, 1 box machinery
Adams, Mcneil & Co., % packages and 3
f1h 1 hox~ ~, srdt a.
3 cases citron Weinstock q Lubin, l case
shoes Continental Oil Company, l car oil
Ben Cohen, l box molding /; Hale Bros & Co.,
l case wooden goods, box shirts, 2 cases
shoes, bale cotton goods Whittier, Fuller
Il Co., 2 boxes wire picture cord J. Frank
Clark, box dry goods 3 boxes coffin trim
mings; George Bates. l case hardware A.
A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., boxes saddlery
hardware, 1 case and barrel leather, boxes
names Billingsley & Co., 5 bales cotton
Irvine, l case brushes; A. j. Verinilya,
boxes coffin trimmings; A. Coolot, 6 bales
tobacco HUNTINGTON, Hopkins & Co., box
brass door nails, Case locke, l case. l box
and bundle hardware, l barrel glassware,
35 bundles shovels, 9 boxes tacks, l barrel
harness hooks, box window bolts, box saw
clamps.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board met
yesterday pursuant to adjournment, all the
members present. The minutes of the pre-.
vious meeting were read and approved. A
communication was read from L. J. circuit
& Son proposing to rent the lower portion OF
the Pavilion, and it was read and fled The
matter was referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings, with instructions to report
to-day. The matter of the petition of B. w.
Wilder and others, for a road in Road Dis
tricts IL and &c. was set for hearing January
6, 1882. The petition of P. Wager and
others, to have certain streets in the town OF
Folsom opened, coming up to be considered,
the petition was granted, and the Overseer
of District No. was directed to open said
streets. After allowing these bills the Board
adjourned Peter Muttersback, S17 80
Frank Swift, SIS 20; j. G. Pierson, SIS
james Touhey, 81. 1000; r, Brown, S11 w.
II. II. Wiley, SIS; Bing Dryer, $50.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE. Yesterday the
County Teachers Institute met at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Capital Grammar School, corner
Ninth and @ streets. There was very full
attendance. The session was devoted to dis.
cussions of the best method of teaching arith-
metic, penmanship, grammar and compost
ton. In the evening Professor Norton lee
tured upon Venice and other ancient cities
that had been built upon slickens. The lee
ture was delivered before the institute at the
Sixth-street Methodist Church, and was very
interesting. The institute will meet at 10
o'clock this morning at the Capital Grammar
School, and to-day the best methods of teach.
ing arithmetic will be the subject of discus
sion. This evening Professor Knowlton will
lecture before the institute at the Sixth-streei
Methodist Church.
ax,,r.r Mrrrrpc A. +ba a,,-aJ ,oaat
ing of the Union Building and Loan Associ
alton, these Directors were elected: L. L
Lewis, B. Steinman and S. Wasserman. Tn,
new Board of Directors elected officers fo
the ensuing term, with the following result
James McClatchy, President; B. Steinman
Vice President; G. H Hubbard, Treasurer
and L. K. Alsip, Secretary, The assets o
the association are s346, 164 SO, the earning
amounting to S120, 76S SO. The Director
authorized the Secretary to pay S45 premium
on each of the shares of the first series tina
may be offered for sale. and 81 per share Oh
each of the second series.
GOSPEL MEETINGs.-At the gospel meet
ing last night Mr.. McGranahan sang 9Th
Ninety and Nine" Major Whittle spok
from 1 Timothy l., Is: "This is a faithful
saying, and worthy of all acceptatien, tina
Christ Jesus came into the world to save sin
ners." Regular service tomorrow evening a
the same place. Bible-reading at 2:30 P. N.
at DR.. Frost's church. and children's meetin
st P. NJ.
INFORMATION FnED.-Y esterday Distric
Attorney Henry l.. Buckley fled an informa
ton in the Superior Court against Ye A
Pong, who killed another Chinaman recent
at Folsom. The information charges Pom
with murder. The Court will set the cas-
for trial on the first Tuesday in January.
ELECTRIC ENUNcIAToRs.-The Secretary @
State has caused to be placed in his Office a
the Capitol set of electric eDunciators, con
Meeting the desk of each Of his clerks wit
the private Office of the Secretary.
The ORPHANs.-Donation for the Protest
ant Orphan Asylum Christmas tree may b
left at the stores Of NJ. R. Beard & Co. or J
Nils Bank.
DISMISSED. case of the People vs.. c
w. Harvey, charged with a violation of tn
Sunday law by keeping open on Sunday hi
hotel in the town of Gait, has been dismissed
DIVORCED. Yesterday the Superior Cou.
entered decree of divorce in favor of Pete
Durno against his wife, s. j. Durno, on th
ground Of desertion of the defendant.
To BE PAID.-The pay car of the Centr'
Pacific Railroad Company Is expected bel
this afternoon to disburse to the employees
the company their monthly stipend.
WINS A PRIzE.-George Routier, of tn
city, won the second prize yesterday (S130)
the pigeon-shooting tournament at Bigg
Butte county.
PAY Your TAxEs.-Next Tuesday is Il
last day to pay your State and county take
If not paid by that time additional costs vi
be added.
IMMIGRANTs.- To-morrow afternoon 1.
immigrants will arrive here from the East
the Central Pacific Railroad.
TURKEYs.-A Christmas turkey rattle W
take place at the Lafayette Saloon this al
tomorrow evening.
CAUTIoN.-The public must not be guile
by unprincipled dealers. If you want to g
the latest Geese. the finest Turkeys, and Il
best display of Poultry, go 10 the Fultc
Market and buy where you can rely on sqHs
dealing and everything as represented.
HEADQUARTERS for rubber boots and shoe