Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

IN
The Parlor of the Native Sons of the Colder
West in this city is, by maturing years o
the sons and daughters of the earlier settler
of the city and State, rapidly becoming
strong and interesting society. These so
cieties are forming in all parts of the State
and the members are proud of thus declaring
their nativity. A Parlor has just been or
ganized at 0roville. to be known as Argonau
Parlor No. s, and having the following off
GERS A. F. Jones, President DIR. d. Wal
sey, First Vice President j. II. Woodward
Second Vice-President L. B. Ward, Thirt
Vice President; Lewis Freer, Recording Sec
rotary J. G. Osgood, Financial Secretary
NJ. J. Green, Treasurer ID. 2. Carter. Mar
shall Amos F. Carter, Chaplain George P
Sharkey, Inside Sentinel J. V. Braden
Jr., Outside Sentinel Warren Sexton, e. r
Hundley, G. NJ. Sparks, Executive Com
mittee. TIE Parlor was instituted by Crane
President Frank j. Higgins, of San Fran
cisco Ed. L. Cohen, of Sacramento anC
Geo. B. Baldwin, John G. Venter, Virgi
Basney, Henry Newman, Walter j. An
drews and Geo. IL. Wagner. of Marysville
CATHOLIC PIcNIc.-The members of st
Rose Church parish held their annual picnic
at Natoma Grove yesterday. Seventeen car
loads of excursionists went up from this city
The day was delightful, and the picnic proved
most enjoyable one. Nothing occurred tc
mar the pleasures of the day, and the people
returned about P. N. thoroughly tired and
just as thoroughly pleased. There were
numerous games, good music, dancing, re.
freshments and attentive committees. The
prizes for games were won as follows: Run.
ming race free for all, 100 yards, 81 so. won
by w. Smith. Boys race, under IA, knife,
Charles Duga1. Boys race, over IA, sleeve
buttons, w. Hanlon. Married ladies' race,
box of tea, Mrs. Rogers. Single ladies' race,
kid shoes, Mamie Buckley. Girls race, I'm.
der IA, silk handkerchief, Jennie Hughes.
Girls race, over IA, pair of slippers, Hattie
VanWilklin. Bows race two chickens, w.
Mcclure. Baseball match between the
Unions and picked nine, won by the
former by 8 to 2.
RACING MEETINe.-A meeting was held at
the Capital Hotel last evening to take steps
to secure season of races here under the
auspices Of the Pacific Blood Horse Associa-
ton. E. G. Blessing called to order, and
Geo. Cowles acted as Secretary. Christie
pher Green was elected Chairman, and stated
the object of the meeting. The matter of
securing a season here by the Blood Horse
% NoOClaliCA NdH OIsCu5sSu, anu tES lecllQG
was very much in its favor. 1t was resolved
to name committee to canvass the city and
ascertain with what favor the proposition
meets. It was seriously considered, in case
the season is made, to have free gate on the
first day, and the races TO begin July LIST and
end July 4sh. The following soliciting CON-
mittee was appointed /: George Cowles, H.
Bernard, II. s. Beals, E. Walters, E. L. Bill
ings. The meeting then adjourned, to meet
again next Monday evening at the same place.
Picnic IN AMADoR.-The ninth annual
picnic of Hook and Ladder Company No l,
of Plymouth. Amador county, is to be given
on the 9th instant at Woolfords Grove,
and it will no doubt be an extensive and
highly enjoyable affair. The success which
has attended these social gatherings in the
past is such that the announcement of the
coming occasion will be responded TO by
large attendance from the entire surrounding
section of the country. Many interesting
and amusing features will be presented and
sport afforded for all. In the evening a
grand ball viii be given in Norris's Hall, aud
fine supper spread at the Commercial Ho-
tel. Jones & Beebe'5 band, of this city. has
been procured to furnish the music, and the
Hook and Ladder boys intend to make the
present party excel any previously given by
lUtIi. OF AUGC0T county.
POLICE CoBRr.-Iu this Court yesterday
All Sing was fled Sl5 and costs upon one
charge OF disturbing the peace, and the other
charge was dismissed. Joseph La Lamond
was fined $40 and costs upon same charge, and
sentenced to 80 days in the County Jail for
vagrancy commitment withheld on condition
that he leave the city within q hours and re-
main permanently an absentee. John Muloy,
convicted of sleeping in a car, was discharged,
it appe ring that he didn't get much sleep
after all, as it wasn't sleeping car. BARLEY
Cayanaugh, arrested for disturbing the peace,
was dismissed for want of prosecution. A
second charge of same kind against him was
ntinued until tomorrow. James Ryan,
drunk, pleaded guilty, and was fined 81 and
costs. Adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
I7th: For Geo. W. Chesley. 10 bbls whisky
l. X. Hammer. 8 hxs musical instruments ;
Huntington. Hopkins ( Co., boxes saws,
II bdls and 2 boxes forks, 34S bdls shovels,
l21 bdls iron roofing, 304 bars iron c. w.
Rapp Il Co, ! box crackers G.. w. Fox,
box oilcloth " s. Arnold & Co. Dbl cast
logs, boxes hardware; Sco6eld & Tevis,
cases brushes; B ker & Hamilton, l car
wagons Adams, McNeil & Co., Is bbls ard
1870 kegs syrup; II, C. Kirk & Co, 13 boxes.
; bales cotton twiae, l box envelopes. 90
boxes aud l crate clothespius J. l.. Lewis
& Co. / steve, iron closets. l box hard
gare.
REAL ESTATE SALE-D. J. Simmons &
&c. viii sell pieces Of valuable real estate TO-
day as follows: At II A ~, on the premises,
house and lot at No. 1928 G street. corner of
Sixteenth, the residence of w. Is. Mcclellan.
1t was recently built by the owner for his
own use. The sale il without reserve. Also
at same time and place, all the fine carpets,
range, etc, will be sold Also, at 1i:S0,
viii be sold by the same, by order of Mrs
Otto Ewers, two houses and lots, at l425 G
street. between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth
streets.
FREIGHT BY RArL-Car loads of freight
were received at this point yesterday: Six
OF wood, of nails. l of wagons, of wagon
materials. of lime. of lumber. ! of plates and
bolts, | of lead, If fire clay, ! of iron pipes,
: Of merchandise, Of hides, Of shingles aud
e oil Carloads were also forwarded
Eas;: Four of merchandise. l of canned
coods, : Of wool, G of wine II of coke, o.
sugar, = OF hides, of vegetables > OF salmon,
OF oil and Of cement.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors met at 10 a. NJ. yesterday, but no
business was transacted. The claim of the
city for 1851 ~ for road taxes collected on
delinquent assessment rolls Of 1879 so, and
1880 81, wa aliowel Also. TO g. p. Hen.
lev. SSi; G. p. Henley, $50 80; John Nc
ca nber. $40 20: ID. McEdwards, SIC so
ani do brook, Merrill & S etson. Sl99. The
Board then All burned to 10 \. N today.
PERsoNAL.-N. P. Chipman aud Commits
sioner Cone of Red Bluff, W. II. Parks and
q D. Rhodes Of Marysville, were in the city
yesterday II. b. Breckeufeld leaves tod ~
Tor a months stay in the vicinity of Napa
Hank Smith passed through to Virginia City
yesterdar. Mstthe Cooke, Chief Horticult-
ural officer. is investigating the insect fruit
pests in Marin county,. Mrs j B. Gill and
children left for the East last evening.
IRE confidence of the people in Hale
Bros. it exemplified every day. We are as,
sured Of ors thing, that il, that nothing our
competitors cap say or do will prejudice our
firm 10 the estimation of the public.
MILLINERY Goors are sold much the
cheapest at the Red House.
Who would not have pair of four-button
gloves for 1G cents az the Red House.