Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-30
LOCAL NOTES.

with eleven members, and the Robson &
Crane company, eight members; special
car of fourteen Boston tourists, and Jackits
Chy's Japanese troupe, consisting of ten,
and S. Fl. Cane, agent of Kate Claxten's
company, are among the passengers to arrive
by overland from the East this morning. 1t
looks as if the Pacific Cast was about to
enjoy, endure, monopoly of the play
companies.
The party who was so disguised that he
thought he never should go to another picnic
and left his basket on the cars containing a
full supply of dishes, towels, table-clo etc.,
had better reconsider the matter and get the
cost of a picnicking outfit from the station
porter at the depot. There are other articles
cared for and owners wanted at the same
place.
Complaints are being made that the cot
tonwood trees at some places in this city are
becoming troublesome by filling the air with
flying cotton. The author of "Oh, woodman
spare that tree" will soon be at discount,
and the policeman's little hatchst will be
heard.
At the last regular meeting Of the Gale.
donian Club it was decided to hold their an
nual gathering and games at East Park upon
some day during the first week in June.
An entertainment and picnic will be held
az OEDN6 tomorrow afternoon,
commencing at P. NJ. A band will be in at
tendance.
Isaac Lehman, formerly prominent mer-
chant OF Sacramento. died at Oakland Thurs
day evening.
Fl. l.. Haskell of Sacramento will arrive
from the East by the overland train this
morning.
A Prolific CRoP.-Parties who have been
along the line of railroad between Folsom
and Shingle Springs, which section of road
about two months since was placed in the
hands OF a receiver, state that the road bed is
now grown up to grass and grain, from seed
scattered FROM the cars along the track, and
which stands fully two feet high over the en-
tire road between those points. The favor
able rains have secured an abundant growth,
and as the road was not in use it stands
tine crop and unmolested. This prolific
growth, from the elevation of the road bed,
and under the summer sun, viii soon become
dry and like finder. and should it take fire,
will burn the culverts and at least the ends
of the ties, which ara ont of ground, as they
are pitch-pine and would take fire Ike kin
dlipg-wood.
BUSINESS CHAEGE.-A change has taken
place in the proprietorship of the Red House,
by which c. H. Gilman retires from active
participation in the business. w. j. Ander-
son and w. j. Hamm become partners in the
business. and the former will take charge of
the store in which is the dry and fancy goods
department, and the other store will be under
charge of Mr.. Hamm.
HEAVY CAsTINe.-The casting for repair.
ing the breakage on the Central Pacific Rail-
road ferrybcst was made last evening It
will weigh about six tons. 1t will remain in
the mold until, Monday to cool. The core
will be drawn tomorrow to sid its cooling,
but upon Monday it will still retain so high
degree of temperature that it can only be
handled with care.
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT The Philhar-
monte Society will give its third concert for
the season at the Congregational Church on
Wednesday evening, May 4th, with Professor
Otto Fleissner as musical director and Amelia
BOIL, pianist. The programme consists of
eleven numbers, and is announced this morn
ing.
COMPLETING REPAIRs.-The repairs to tie
machinery Of the STEAMER Enterprise are
well advanced and it is now expected will
be completed so that she will resume her
trips on the upper Sacramento route by next
Monday or Tuesday.
SUPERIOR CoUET.-There were no cases
before the Superior Court yesterday but that
of the State against the Directors of Drain
age District No. l, and there are no cases
upon the calendar for to-day.
MAY FEsTIvAL.-The Sacramento Turn
Verein viii hold its twenty-seventh annual
May festival tomorrow, at East Park grove.
Street cars will run to the grounds.
INSANE En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff Nc
Coy of Tehama passed through yesterday
with an insane man named Henry Farms
worth FOR Stockton.
TEMPERANCE PIcNIc. - The temperance
picnic to TammaGy Grove, rear Dayisville,
takes place to-day. This train leaves the
depot az s A. NJ.
Police ARREST. John Warren was yes
terday arrested by officer Warren as drunk.