Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-13
HoRr1cuLruRaL comM1ssIoNERs.


The following is a list of the Horticultural
Commissioners thus far appointed under the
recent law. and of which notice has been re-
ceived at the Office of NJ. Cooke, Chief Elk.
ecutive Horticultural Officer:
Sacramento county-John Cox, Sacra-
mento; A. Halen, Folsom, and Charles w.
Cannon, Richland.
Yolo county-James B. Saul, Davisville
I. n. Hoag, Washington, and James Bull
lock, Woodland.
Solano county-A. T. Hatch, Cordelia
w. W. Smith, Vacaville, and W. P. Durbin,
Green Valley.
Santa Barbara county-Henry Cooper, Ell
wood o. N Caldwell, Carpenteria, and E.
81 Heacock. Lompoc.
Ell Dorado county-M. S. Robinson, Ell
Dorado; P. J. Isbel, Placerville, and P. D..
Brown, Pilot Hill.
Santa Clara county-Dr. S. f. Chaplin, San
Jose; d. G. Vestal, San jose, and Horace
Wilson. Gilroy.
San Bernardino county-Dr. R. S. Magee,
Riverside S f. A. Palmer, San Bernardino
and Arson Van Luven, San Bernardino.
Amador county-R. NJ. Ford, Plymouth /;
S. s. Hartman, jackson, and j. w. Violet,
lone.
Santa Cruz county-Dr. G. L. Anderson,
Blakey Pilkington and Samuel Drenan.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs. George c. Steb.
bins, the Evangelists, have concluded their
meetings at Petaluma, and will pass through
on this evenings train, at half-past Z, en-
route to their home in New York. Mrs. D.
J. Simmons and family went to Santa Cruz
Yesterday, to remain during the summer.
Charles McCreary went to Monterey on Sat.
urday, to join his family, which is residing
there. W. H. Strickland, agent of Haver-
ley's, was in the city on Saturday. G. l..
Simmons, j. and Charles Evarts went to
Placer county on Saturday. for hunting
trip l. d. Barnard, of the Russ House, was
in the city yesterday. Fl. d. Gamble re-
burned on Saturday from a two weeks sojourn
near Mount Diablo, where his family is
spending the summer. It has been ascer.
tanned that young Hartley, to whom Hon.
HI. L. Page rendered the appointment of
cadet to West Point, cannot be SO appointed,
as he is one year younger than is allowed by
the regulations of the Military Academy.
Sheriff Kyle, Of Eureka, New, passed
through, en- route for home last evening. G.
L. Jones returned from the Gray murder
trial last evening. Rev. M. Z. Briggs, d. D.,
and family will pass through, en- route to the
East or the overland train tonight.
The EcuPsE.-The eclipse of tie moon
Saturday evening came off according to the
bills. There WAS no postponement, and the
management kept its contract to the letter.
The observation began few minutes after 8
o'clock, and was total in about an hour, and
moons body was visible through the shadow
AZ hv tho aerth anj bod roddish tint
suggesting very forcibly how, in the early
ages, when the causes of such phenomena
were not understood, that the people declared
the moon had turned to blood.
LAND LEAGUE MEETING.-The Irish Ma
tional Land League held its regular meeting
at Pions er Hall yesterday afternoon, J. P.
Dalton presiding. Communications were
read from the Office of the Irish World and
from the Folsom branch of the League. Mrs.
Anna f. Smith addressed the meeting and
read an original poem. Hugh Robinson sang
several songs, after which the meeting ad
journed.
PRISONER En- RoUTF.-The Deputy U.
S. Marshal came up Saturday evening and
arrested Bernard Fl. Meyer for selling
matches at Oakland without the required
revenue stamps. He was taken below yes
terday. There are several similar charges in
store for him The officer stated that Myers
has been before sentenced for similar Of
tense.
RPoRATED.-Articles of incorporation
were filed on Saturday with the Secretary of
State of the Three Friends Silver Mining
Company. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-C. l.. Weller, John
t. Davis, S. NJ. Holmes. w. Fl. Brown,
James Newland. Capital stock, SIC, 000. 000,
divided into 10000 shares.
AUCTION SAIE.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell to-day, commencing at 1890 a. NJ, at
rooms of Prof. Wilton, Fifth street, between
K and L, quantity of furniture, comprising
parlor set, wardrobe, bedstead, mattresses
and bedding, Brussels carpet, oil cloth. par
lor cook stove, crockery and glassware, mir
ror and pictures, etc.
INFORMATION is wanted of Eddy Morrison,
aged IA years, who left his home at Pleasant
Grove, Suffer county. He took with him
grey pony, new bride and Spanish saddle.
Notify Chief Karcher, SACRAMENTO, or j.
Morrison, Pleasant Grove.
PRAISE SERvIcE.-A special service of song
was held at the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church
last evening, in which many of the leading
singers in the city took part, it being the last
service in which Mr.. De Yoe will act as
chorister
TURNER'S PIoNIo.-The Turner'S private
picnic at Beach's Grove yesterday was a
pleasant affair. 1t was not largely attended,
but was none the less enjoyable on that ac-
count.
IMMIGRANTS -Forty-one immigrant pas
sengers, including thirty-one males, will ar
rive from the East by overland this after
noon.
GRATIFYING REsULT.-The recent picnic of
the printers at East Park fer the benefit of
the cemetery fund Melted over $50.
f. RoTH, of Sacramento, will arrive over,
land from the East this morning.