Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-25
ELECTIONS

Capitol Lodge, No. 81, I. o. O. f., last
evening elected these officers A. H. Powers,
n. G.; y. II. Miller, V. g.; P. L. Hickman,
Secretary J.. P Van Deuberg, Rec Sec;
John F. Slater, Treasurer f. NJ. Martin,
W. D. Stalker, Daniel Flint. Trustees
Columbia lodge, No. AZ, K. of p, elected,
at a regular meeting held last evening. the
following officers for the ensuing term G. G.,
| Adolphus Wolf Y c., Charles E. Leonard;
Preate, E. II. Tryon Director, Franklin
L. White.
Red Jacket Tribe, No %, Imp. O R. NJ,
| last evening elected these officers Sachem,
j w. Willem Senior Sycamore, Edwin Rus
sell Junior Sycamore. 2. Brannon; Keeper
of Wampun, Il. IL. Petit Chief Of Record.
| !. L. jackson; Financial Chief, S. B.
| Cooley; Trustees, Jas. Foster, Edwin Rus
sell and B. f. Connolly. Representatives to
the Great Council, c. L. Spencer, r. II.
Petit, j. w. Willem and Jas. McCsw.
THE FIREwoRKs.-Th Fourth of July
Committee on Fireworks has decided that
the pyrotechnical display on the 4th proximo
shall be held on Capitol Park extension.
! They have contracted with Eckstein of San
| Francisco to furnish twenty-five set pieces
for $3.50, including the usual accompaniment
! of rockets. bombs, showers, etc. The com
mittee think the display will take the whole
bakery this time. The efforts OF the commit
tee to engage the comet to give special ex
hibit on the evening OF " the Fourth" has
not thus far met with such success that
the faithful chronicler-the press-csn with
certainty announce that the new star pyro-
technist will appear.
Is 1T ANOTHER CoEEr Not far from the
new comet is TO be seen nebulous mass, a
hazy indistinct body with but dim resem-
blsuce to star. Some observers pronounced
it another comet. The mass is on about the
same horizontal as the tailed comet.
SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-rhe Sheriff will
sell by auction on the 10th day of July, 1881,
in front OF the Courthouse the one story
frame building on the east half of lot 7. be-
tween P and @, and Eighth and Ninth streets,
in this city.
ACCIDENT Thursday afternoon Patrick
Kavanaugh. machinist, had his left hand
badly injured by being caught in lathe he
was operating al the railroad machine shop,
and was taken to the Railroad Hospital.
MARsHAL's AIDS Grand Marshal Bryt,
announces his aids for the Fourth of Jnly
and requests their attendance at the Colder
Eagle Hotel at O'Clock this evening.
TRADE MARKs.-Lemoine, Turel 4 Co. O
San Jose have filed with the Secretary 0
State their claim to trademark for cofees,
. Also, c. Il. Splivalo, for -four.
: PAY CAe.-The pay car left yesterday t
pay off over the Oregon Division, and vii
return to-day to pay off the railroad EN-
ployes here.
I DEEP wELL.-At the railroad shops tn
workmen are constructing rod 600 feet !
length for deep-well pump for the new roll
9 ing mills
TO-DAY there will be a great outside dii
!, play of goods, with prices attached, at Hale
: Grand Central Depot.
d CARDINAL RosEs AND FRENCH VIoLETs
10 cents per dozen. Millinery Department
Mechanics Store.
" THE largest and best assorted stock {
ladies', misses and children's shoes in the cit
are to be found at the Red House.
(, NV lines laiies' calico and lawn wrapper
Cloak Department. Mechanics Store.
e REAL FRExoH oRGANDrRs, only 80 cents
yard, at l. Big Eighth and streets. :
k HALEs Grand Central Depot viii kee
open till 10 o'clock this evening.