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

The services of the Coroner or the Health
Officer are urgently needed near the north
east corner of Third and l. streets. The
loud stencil enanating from beneath the side
walk indicates the presence of a dead carcass
in rapid state of putrefaction, or mine of
Limberger cheese.
A very pleasant farewell surprise party
was given s. F. Hopkins by many of his
friends on Saturday evening" at the residence
of his son, A. S. Hopkins. Music and sc.
ciality were enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mr.. Hopkins leaves to-day for the East.
The funeral of Otto Ewers, who died in
San Francisco while undergoing a surgical
operation for removal of tumor upon his
hip, took place in this city yesterday, under
the auspices of Tehama Lodge, +. and A. NJ,
of which he was a member.
A social dance at Florin, given on Friday
evening last by George Jones, was largely at
tended and success. Excellent music was
furnished by the Brighton band. A superb
supper was given, and everything passed off
highly satisfactory to all present.
The State Printing Office premises are pre-
pairing for full crop of diphtheria and typ.
hold fever this summer. A laguna of drain
age matter big enough to float a fair sized
ship has already accumulated on the grounds.
Among the freight shipments East on
Saturday and yesterday were: II car
loads Of wool, 2 of abalone Shells 80 of bar
ley, of salmon, of hops, l Of beans, l OF
hides, of oranges, of malt and of sugar.
Carter Jackson revels in the Office of local
police officer for the section of the city east
of Twentieth and south of X streets. His
headquarters are like General Pope's, ''in the
saddle"
There was a social dance at Hicksville on
II il
from this city. There was good company,
and much enjoyment among the partici
pants.
passengers will arrive from the East by over.
land train this afternoon, including 209
males. Fifty-6ve arrived yesterday.
vile. KY, where he will engage in business.
Chicago as his future location.
The portions of the city which are not
being sprinkled are already very dusty, and
the residenters are signing for shower from
the two wheeled fountain.
The city taxes for 1881 become due and
payable to day. Collector Putnam's Office
will be open to receive payments from A. NJ.
to p NJ. daily.
L
ing snow, and yesterday marked 20 feet and
inch, rise of three inches since Friday
afternoon.
The annual meeting of the First Ecclesias-
teal Society will be held in the Congregational
Church parlors this evening.
The Melville troupe came down from
Marysyille yesterday and went to San Fran,
cisco.
Mrs. S. C. Lillis and child of this city ar.
rived from the East yesterday morning.
The Riverside road is being put into con.
dition for driving.
The Board of Supervisors meet to-day.
Work ACCEPTED inspection of the
works constructed to close the Fern break
was made on Saturday by the citizens CON-
mittee of Levee District No. and members
Of the Board Of Supervisors, when the closing
was found to have been successfully accom-
plished and the work was accepted. The
contractors are therefore now entitled to
their pay, of which the city will pay 81, 500,
the county $1,000, and the balance is borne
by the levee district.
CLUB ORGANIzED.-Th Pacific Base Ball
Club has organized and elected the following
officers John Wiseman, Captain Willie
Campbell, President; Louis Kozminsky,
Property-lnan Willie Devlin, Secretary
David Leatch, Treasurer. The other men,
bers of the Club are W. Kartcher, t. Dona-
hue, w. Neubauer and +. Neuman.
LODGE REPRESENTATIVES, following
Past Grands have been elected as representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge of /. O. o. F.:
From Capitol Lodge No. 81, Daniel Flint,
Albert Hart, Grove l.. johnson. Ed. NJ.
Martin. A. Nelson and w. ID. Stalker.
From Schiller Lodge No. los, B. Wilson, 2.
Newman and G. +. G. Sails.
SENT TO HosPTAL.-Kitty Fitzgerald,
formerly pedestrian, was arrested in this
city as insane, but upon medical examination
she was sent to the County Hospital on Sat-
urday morning for care and treatment as an
invalid.
New HOSIERY, new trimmings, new laces,
new goods in every department at the Red
House.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent.
SEE the large line of lace curtains and
lambrequins received at the Red House.
REDUCED Prices in ladies' and children.
hosiery, at l.. Bien's Eighth and j.
REMNANTS of cashmere, satins and silks
very cheap-at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
! MILLINERY GOODS are sold cheapest at ths
Red House.
NEW GINoHAMs at l.. Bien's.