Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-29
LIFE AT 1.-THE SPRINGS.

Judge w. A. Henry, of this city, in note
from Allen Springs, where he is resting
from judicial labors, says:
The visitors here are having an enjoyable
season in this cool and shady retreat. Trout
fishing continues to be source of profitable
amusement. Several picnic parties have re-
Gently visited the Cabin on the Mountain"
near the springs, and express themselves de.
lighted with the magnificent scenery. Many
invalids | find, are benefited much by the
waters of the many springs in this section.
NJ NJ. Odell and family, of Sacramento,
leave here for home on Wednesday, the 9th.
Tuesday evening the sGjourners at Ear let
Springs and Allen Springs met at the latter
place in grad ball. The public hail was
music was furnished by string band, and j.
Henry Miller, of Sacramento. acted as floor
manager. Good humor prevailed, entirely
free from restraint, and the dancing was kept
up till late hour. Among those present
were the following Mrs. L II. Thomas,
Mrs H. IL. Bernard, Miss Lizzie Bernard,
Harry Bernard, Jr.. W. a. Henry and wife.
d.. Ehrhardt. III. NJ. Oiell aud wife,
and Miss Annie Fiefeld, of Sacramento +; J.
Kernp, Suisun Mrs. L. Miller. William
Miller, Miss Emma Jamison. Miss Ida
Ponder, Miss Maggie Smith, Mrs. L. Thomas,
Miss E. l. Dewey and Mrs Kate West, Co
lusa Miss E. i. Newton, Vallejo; Mrs. a.
K. Ball, Mrs. j. Duncan and j. G.
Martin, San Francisco; w W.
Endicost and w. A. Smith,
Williams; Mrs. r. Plummer, Newark f.
NJ. Rahm and Louis Nickelsburg, Wood
land; NJ. F. Daw, Hoplin; C. w. Riddle,
Lakeport Thomas Moran. Oroville Charles
Edwards, Willows; Miss II. Holloway, Miss
Carrie Gregory and Mrs. j.. J. Gregory,
College City; a. J. Smith and wife and Miss
Sommerville, Alameda; j. d. Bailey and
wife, Mrs. Bell Christie and Miss Anna
Childs, Allen Springs G.. r. Clark and W.
T. jackson, Bartlett's. In the ball room
were to be seen many rich and elegant cos
tunes, and on the whole the affair would
have been credit even to the FASH 'nab'e
city OF Sacramento. The distance between
Bartlett and Allen Springs is three miles,
over good road, and the denizens of both
places are quite neighborly with each other.
| Measures have been inaugurated to have the
mountain road between Williams and the
| Springs speedily improved, so that time may
| be saved and security from accident guaran-
teed
LIBRARY MEETING-A special meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the City Free
Library was held last evening for the purpose
of making further selections of books. The
following were accepted and ordered to he
placed upon the shelves as soon possible ::
john Lockes works 10 vols.) Joshua Rey
noli and his works, Burrinston's Literary
| History, Cherseul on Colors, Cpriosities of
| Civilization, Etna, Gold Mines of Median
by Burton, Land of Median by Burton Z
vols. } Life Of Be,issrius, Gills Myths, Bur.
toms Anatomy OF Melancholy, Natural
History of Creation by Gosse, Meetings and
Greetings, Scandinavian History by Otto,
Origin of Languages and Myths by Kavan-
agh e vols.), Hutton's Asia, Burton's u
TINA Thule e vols). Curious Myths of the
Middle Ages by Barring Could, Life and
Times of Margaret of Anjou, Boxes History
of Turkey, Cabinet Portrait Gallery ~
vols J, Life of Gladstone, Forbidden Land,
Voyage to Corea, History OF Fiction by
Dunlap. About seventy of the juvenile
books ordered sometime since will be put
on the shelves tomorrow morning.
THE ELECTION CAsE.-W. B. 9. Brown re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday, where
he had been for some days attending to the
case of Treadwell VS.. the Supervisors of Yolo
county. It is case involving the question
as TO whether an election is to be held for
much interest here, as well as in other sec.
tions. Mr.. Treadwell appeared in his own
behalf. and Mr.. Brown for the Supervisors.
! Several other parties, 10 behalf of other
counties, interviewed, and after the case was
argued all were allowed time to file briefs.
1t is believed decision will be had in about
thres weeks, during which time aspirants for
Office can hold tkeir breath.
LAZA CoNcERT.-The third open-air con.
cert will be given by the First Artillery
Band in the Plaza this evening. commencing
at o'clock. The following will be the pro-
gramme March. "Charter Oak )" andante
waltz, "Hebs;" serensde, BE Kind to
All" polka, "Mecklenburg;", when the
Flaks p sehottisehe, Little Neil > walt
'The Man in the Moon p march, "The
Thunderer;" galop, "Wheeler's !" g Home,
Sweet Home" The authorities will not per-
nit dancing on the grass in the plaza, and
boys who appear upon the grounds will be
required to be less boisterous, in order not to
disturb those who wish to listen to the
music.
AUCTION SALE-Bell & Co. will sell this
morning at 1890, at the residence of G. Con-
stable, north side of J street, between Six.
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hold goods, consisting, in part, of parlor
chairs, rep bed lounge, fine walnut bedsteads,
spring and hair mattresses, pillows, blankets
and bedding. ingram carpets, walnut-exten'
sion table, dining chairs, cook stove, and all
kinds Of kitchen furniture. etc.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Sherburn & Smith
will sell On next Monday at IL A. NJ, the lot,
81 by $50 feet, and residence, on the north
side of G street, bling part Of lot 6, between
f and G. and Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets in this city.
| FoR mems English walking shoes, go tc
Red House.
Busy Busy Busy all the time at Hale's
Great Central Depot.
Dr. USeAR's LIQUOR ASrIporE, carefully prepared
| OF the best Quill Bark by NJ. S. Hammer, druggist
Sacramento (The celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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