Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-26
LOCAL NOTES.

A correspondent, noticing press item that
the three young men recently convicted at
Marysville under the recent State law MAX
ing the smoking of opium illegal, were stated
to be the first cases under the new law, says
that two have previously been convicted
under the same law al Oroville.
Bids for hospital supplies as asked for by
the Board of Supervisors, for the quarter
commencing April z, 1881, also for 80 cords
of mountain pine wood, for hospital use.
Miss Alice Hastings from Benicia, and T.
@. Poekman of Folsom were among the
guests at the Knights Templar banquet on
Thursday evening.
L. j. Orcutt and wife were among the
passengers leaving Omaha yesterday, to ar
rive March 18th; also Hayerly's comedy
company.
The report of the condition of the National
Gold Bank of D. 0. Mills & Co., at Sacra
mento, will be found in another column.
Twenty-one immigrants viii arrive from
the East by overland this afternoon, includ-
ing nineteen males.
Fifteen car loads of cattle from Winnie
mucca passed through to San Francisco yes
terday.
Sixty car loads of wood were received in
the city yesterday from different points.
INSTITUTE LECTURE. = Professor Martin
Kellogg of the State University lecsured be-
fore the Educational Institute last night at
the Sixth-street NJ E. Church, before good
audience. His subject was 1.-The Value of
Tradition" He deeply interested his audi
ence. The lecture was philosophical essay
on history making and the part traditions
| play in civilization. 1t was a profound pa
per, ably delivered, and was probably the
most interesting lecture yet delivered before
the Institute.
CANED.-Frank Anthony, late of Longton
& Anthony, and recently retired from bust
ness, was Thursday evening presented by
his old employees with handsome gold
headed cane. There were appropriate
speeches and responses and much interchange
of expressions of mutual regard.
ALMOST A FlRE.-At midnight last night
the saloon at the northeast corner of Front
and K streets was discovered to be on fire by
officer May. The sawdust on the floor was
on FIRE and the place full of smoke. In a
brief time the place would have been in
full blaze.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The only arrests made
in the city yesterday were John Findley, for
disturbing the peace; by officer Smith and
Deputy Constable Harvey; and William
Dugan, a drunk, by officer Cafferty.
TRAIN AND MAIL LATE.-The overland
train from the East, owing to delays on the
Union Pacific Railroad, will not reach here
this morning until about 10 o'clock.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT of real estate sale by
Sherburn & Smith, Twenty-third and II
/ streets. next Monday
MISSES AND CRLDREN's SAILOR HATS,
D. 40, 40 and 30 cents, at the Red House.
For gents, youths and boys spring suits,
drop into the Red House.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
FINE ASSORTMENT of gents shoes just re-
ceived. Red House.
| GENTS fine matt-kid. low dress shoes, 81 80,
hand-sewed. Red House.
BARGAINS in bonnet black silk, atL. Bien's-
BARGAINS in hosiery, at l. Bien's.
BARGAINS in Torchon laces. at L. Bien'st
LADIES, prepare for the grand opening Of
dress goods at the Red House on Monday
GENTS scoToH SUITS t-Al wool. the very
latest styles, only Sl1. Red House.
BARGAINS in fringes, at l.. Bien's.
MINIS AND BoYsi STRAW HATS I'm quaint.
ties and styles, at the Red House.
GENTS CASPIAN STRAW HATS, IS cents.
Red House.
BOYS STRAW HAIRS, Is cents. Red House.
BARGAINS in embroideriez. at L. Biens.*
BARGAINS in cashmeres. at L. Bien's.
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II you can't take our word for t, ask some
friend what he knows about Trask's Magnetic
Ointment for sores. bruises and infamma
ton.
Sierra county almond trees have not yet