Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-13
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DISBURSEMENTS.


Police Fund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is, S93 so
Bond Redemption Fund. .............. 7,772 "a
Fire Department Bond and Interest Fund 2692 so
Fowle Bond Redemption Fund -. 49,. Sill 90
Library Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915 81
Sewer Repair Fund. a,l45 -7o
Rand Inn Ninth to Tenth Street Sewer Fund 10 20
Total .sl71, $50 &C
MILITARY CoNsoLIDATIoNs.-It is an
nounced by general orders, No. IL, from the
Adju5ant-GeneraPs Office, that as the result
of the inspection of the National Guard Of
the State, recently held, companies will be
disbanded, consolidated or transferred as fol-
lows: Company E. Third Infantry Regiment,
disbanded, and officers honorably discharged.
Companies @ and d. same regiment, con-
solidated with Company A, Third Infantry,
and Companies a, B and II are designated
tbs Third Infantry Battalion. The regimental
organization is disbanded, and the election of
a Major of the battalion is ordered. The
officers of Companies G and ID are honorably
discharged. Company G, First Cavalry Bat
talon, is consolidated with Company A, First
Cavalry Battalion, the organization of Com
pany A being retained and the officers of
Company e discharged. Company E, Second
Infantry, is consolidated with Company G,
tain l.. w. Mix, First Lieutenant W. II.
Souther, Second Lieutenant G. G. Coleman.
The Second Infantry, Second Brigade, will
hereafter be known as the Second Artillery
Regiment, Second Brigade, n. G.. c., and the
Union Guard, Company A, Calling Battery.
is attached TO and designated Company A of
this regiment. The company heretofore
known as Company A, Light Battery. is also
attached to this regiment and designated
Company 3. The disposition of the nom
commissioned officers III the several commands
affected by these consoli cations is left to the
Judgment of the battalion commanders. Per
sons preferring an honorable discharge to
joining the commands with which companies
designated have been consolidated, are &C
corded that privilege. Any person so elect
ing, and reioining the service again within
thirty days from such discharge. is to be
considered as having been absent with leave,
and his service will be regarded consecutive
as applying to application for an exempt
certificate.
RURAL PLEASURE TRIP-On Thursday
last party of young people, consisting of
Misses Katie, Lila and Della Johns, Susie
Folger, George Mcfarland, Alice Coppins,
Emma Weidero, Nellie Todd, Josie Wilder,
Clara and frankie Vandereeok, and Messrs.
Edgar Rivett Louis Norton, Frank Keller, |
George Tenbrook, Harry Rivett, Melbourn
Griffith, Eugene Yandercook and John Hill,
took days pleasure trip to the vicinity of
Alder Creek, near Folsom. Their convey
ance was the Golden Eagle Hotel bus, drawn
by feur horses. The greater part of the day
was enjoyed in rambling in tie woods and
shade and barqueting in a romantic way from
q well-stocked portable larder. The merry
party returned in the evening by moonlight
alone" and regard their novel excursion as
the gilt edged picnic Of the season.
FoLsoM AND VIcINrTY.-From the Folsom
Telegraph it is learned that the Natoma
Company's vineyard will yield larger crop
Of grapes this year than last. Mrs. Dom
nelly's horses took runaway last week. re-
sulting in 500 smash-up j. II. Smith
has been elected School Trustee at Fol-
som The Good Templars' Lodge has in
creased its membership to forty.two. A
new road to the prison has been made that
gives fine view Of the river and its romantic
scenery; also from the road good view of
Folsom is obtained =. The rain of Monday
night did no serious injury to the grain or
hay, as was et drst feared, while it settled
the dust, purified the air, and really proved
of much benefit.
LIBRARY REpoRr.-The Superintendent of
the City Free Library makes the following
report for the past week: Number of
books issued during the week, 735. Fic-
ton and juvenile, GIG; history, 10; biog
raphy, g.; travels, "a miscellaneous litera-
ture, SO; poetry, 6 theology, 2; science
and art, 20. Percentage OF fiction and lu-
venile, SO. Average number issued per day,
1O5. Copies of the revised New Testament
have been received and win be ready for issue
in day or two.
House WARNIxG.- was genuine
old-fashioned house warming at the new
residence of l.. W. Mahoney, on L, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. last week.
The affair was impromptu, the invading party
taking the family by surprise, and with
band Of music and a goodly supply of re-
freshments evidently came 20 watch for the
eclipse. 4 pleasant time was enjoyed, and
continued until all were satisfied that the
new residence was warmed in due and an
cient form.
Nor So LARGE AFTER ALL.-An enthu-
siastic resident Of Denver. Col, in letter to
an Eastern paper about the new depot being
completed at that place, says 1T is 500
feet long, and with adjoining lawns covers
twelve acres of ground" That's nothing
The new passenger depot in this city, with
the surrounding country, covers over 5000
acres, and yet SAcrameLtsns, in accordance
with the modest habits of the people of this
State, had not thought Of mentioning the
matter.
CRY RRcEIPTs.-The following amounts
were paid into the City Treasury for the week
ending Saturday. june 11th. 1881: r. d.
SERVER, water rates, s1,026; S. Il. Cald-
well, cemetery dues, S2i; Ed. II. Mckee,
rent at library. Sl65 n. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, SO 90; w. A. Henry, Police Court
fines, Sc /; George A. Putnam, city licenses,
S4o9 A; George A. Putnam, dog licenses,
81 20; Henry S. Buckley, delinquent city
No CHAYGE.-The up-river papers speak
of great improvement in the condition of the
water since several of the hydraulic mines
have ceased operations, but there's no
noticeable change down here. The gravel in
our water diet may be a little finer, but if so
it is not percsivsble, ard the fact still re-
mains tina. its no trick whatever for
Sacramentan to drink peck of dirt before
breakfast and not know it.
CooNs.-The people Of Ashland are having
serious trouble in defending their poultry
yards from the invasion of the festive coon.
Here's q chance for the celebrated Sacra.
mento Coon Club, that never has been able
vet to even fad the track OF one of these
marauding animals. But then the Ashland.
ers will want to take their watermelon
patches in doors out of the wet, il the Club
once starts in that direction.
SWIMMING DArH-It is understood that
Professor DALEY, who taught class in SWIM
ming, at the Natatorium last summer, is to
open and take charge Of the same this sea-
son.
New line dress ginghams. Domestic De-
partment, Mechanics Store.
DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS Mechanics
Store. Only agents for Sacramento.
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