Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-26
BREVITIES.

The river renamed yesterday at about the
same point as the day previous-7 feet
inches.
The Liquor Dealers Protective Association
hold meeting at the Courthouse tonight,
in reference to the Sunday law.
A bou-ton party will be given for the
benefit of Capital Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. G. T.,
at Turner Hall next Thursday evening.
Forty-eight immigrant passengers, includ-
ing twenty-seven males, will arrive from the
East by the overland train this afternoon.
D. DeBernardi. Treasurer of the cauvassing
committee in this city to collect money for
the relief of the sufferers from recent land
slide in Switzerland, has forwarded S205 to
the Swiss Consul at San Francisco for their
benefit.
An inquest will be held by Coroner Yer
milya this evening upon the remains of Henry
T. Shower, who was accidentally shot and
killed while out hunting on the Costumes on
Thanksgiving day, an account of which was
given yesterday. The funeral will take place
tomorrow at II o'clock. from the residence of
his parents, about half a mile beyond Hell
yetia Cemetery.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. will sell at
LA. NJ. to-day, in front of salesroom, No.
| 90S street One sorrel colt, three yearssold,
| sound weight, 1,O5O pounds; one white
mare, seven years old, sound, drives double or
single weight, 1,300 pounds also four good
work horses. They will also sell at 2 P. NJ.
to-day by order of G. Brown. at residence,
| 112S l street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
Bedroom sets complete, eighteen bedsteads,
! bureaus, spring mattresses bed lounge, office
desk, lot of milk pans, oilcloth, stair-rods,
| hand truck, carpenter tools, crockery, glass
and woodenware, ETC. Sherburn & Smith
| will sell at 1920 this morning large lot of
| consigned furniture, including everything
necessary for housekeeping Beds and mat
| tresses, chairs, tables, lounges, pictures COM
| forters, blankets, stoves, glassware and crock
cry also lot of assorted groceries, in broken
| packages, from wholesale houses.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
| Supervisors were in session yesterday, all the
members being present. The minutes of the
| preceding day were read and approved.
| Upon motion MIR. Clark, overseer of Road
District No. II, was instructed to grade the
road from Guthrie's Station to the County
| Hospital 1t was also decided upon motion,
| that reporters shall not be allowed more than
| 81 for each case reported in Justice or Magis-
trate's Courts, and not more than FIVE cents
per folio for transcribing the same. These
claims were allowed: To ID. McRae, 1920 &;
A D., 11QQleH, GOtO .. G1OO w
Steele, $40; A. Henley, 500, and Samuel
Green, S12. The Board then adjourned for
the term.
FINE REs1DENoE.-The fine residence of
Martin Kealer, on the west side of Tenth
street, between J and K, is nearly completed
and is desirable improvement. The build
lug is two-story frame with high brick base
ment and all modern improvements. 1t con.
tains nine rooms, with back pantry and
closets. and is very conveniently and desir-
ably arranged throughout. twill cost about
| So 800, and is built by Martin Madden,
| contractor.
IT IS positive fact that the display OF
dolls now on exhibition at 61o j street is
the finest in the city, and prices way down
compared with prices TO be found elsewhere.
Aessrs Washburne & Redman very evidently
understand their business so far as dolls are
concerned.