Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01

following ladies: Mrs. Arthur L. Nichols Misses
Carrie, Sophia and Lizzie Stevenson, and Miss Grace
kellogg Of Oakland.
Mrs H. C. smith viii receive calls at her resi-
deuce, corner Ninth aud streets, from u noon to
s p. ~, assisted by Mrs. Z. Lyon, Mrs E. F. Bzne,
Mrs. Goddard Misses Hattie Lyon, Victoria Charlie
vile, Zoe Johnson, Mamie White, Alice Smith,
Emma Garfield, Ida and Laura Miller
Mrs. S c. benson, Mrs. W. f. Knox, Mrs.
w. II. Beatty, Mrs. George NJ. Mott, Mrs.
George Z. Bates, Mrs. J. W. Reeves, Miss Laura
Dray MISS Nellie Robin and Miss Belle Knox viii
receive On New Years day with Mrs W. II. Mills, at
her residence, 1903 street. from u noon to 10 P VI.
8lrs. George T. Bush, Mrs. George Gale, Miss
Emma Lord, Sliss Abbie Sawteile and Miss Molie
Minis will receive with Mrs. b. ii. Burls at 1916
street
Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs. N. NJ Blakeney will
receive assisted by Mrs. T. H. Bsrkey, Mrs. w. Il.
Freeman, Jr., Mrs. DR.. Bowers, Misses Griffin,
Seeley Berkey and Biakeney.
Mrs. WIn. Yue will receive calls at her residence,
923 street.
Miss Gussie H. Wilcox assisted by Mrs. r. W. Lewis
ard Miss Helen K. Waldron, will receive from II A.
II. to p. NJ, at go NJ street.
Mrs Henry Montfort and Miss Montfort will re-
ceive at 1919 Seventh street, between o and P
Mrs G. NJ Dixon, Misses Lila johnson, Matte
K Powers, Flora Weeks, Florence Z. Powers and
Fda Perry will receive at the residence of DR.. G. NJ.
Dixon, Eighth street, between H and l, from II a.
N. to 7. \.
Misses Lizzie and Kitty Petrie, assisted by Misses
Rena Maddux and Lettie King, will receive at 300
N street. between Third and Fourth, from u till 8.
Misses Maggie and Lena Smith, assisted by Miss
Clara Fountain, will receive at 1910 Q street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, from Il A NJ. to
) pm
Mrs. F. Birdsall, assisted by Mrs. n P. Oh pman
and Mrs. j. S. Cone Of Red Bluff, Ms. j. F. Sheehan,
Mrs. 7. B. Mcfarland Mrs. J. L. Glover and Mrs.
NJ. StrattOn, will receive at her residence, corner
Ninth and streets.
Mrs C. W. Clarke and daughters will receive at
9OS II street. assisted by Mrs. J. n Porter, Mrs.
w. a. Houghton, Miss Lizzie Bernard, Miss Mamie
Russell, Miss Susie Garfield ana Miss Jennie Cox.
Mrs. Frank Miller, assisted by Mrs. &. L. Sim
mOns will receive at the residence of the former,
Ninth and streets.
Mrs W c. Clark. Mrs. C. McCreary, Mrs. n. II
Foster Mrs. W. b. C. Brown, Mrs. J. E. Rhodes and
the Misses Kittie Waters, George Wiburp and
Lucy Blackwell viii receive with Mrs. P. H. Russell
and Miss Russell at 1929 H street.
Mrs S. Wass 3rrnan, Mrs NJ. Block and Mrs Ben
Steiuman will receive at the residence OF Mrs. Was
sermau, N street, between Sixth anu Seventh.
Miss Ella Boutwell, will receive at 1921 II street,
assisted by Mrs =. II. NichOl and the Misses Belle
johnson, Allie Brinkerhoh Alice Robinson, Maggie
Boutwell, and Carrie Williams.
Mrs II T. Hubbard 1918 street, viii receive.
Miss Laura Neinrich Mrs. IL. CLAY Chapman, Miss
Jennie Govan and Mrs G. Mott viii receive at the
residence Of Mrs. II. Weinrich.
Mrs. Ed. r. Hamilton will receive at her rooms,
corner Fifth and J streets, from u O'Clock noon,
asss., d by the following ladies': MIS-. Judge
W S. Stafford of Sacramento, Mrs o. F. Wiley,
Miss Jennie Gagan, Miss George Morse, Miss Emma
Cincinnati, o., Mrs. Major John A. Turner (,tee Miss
Callie Jones II Chico, Mrs. William NJ. Lyon and
Miss Helen Reed OF Sacramento These ladies
will be at home 10 their lady friends on Monday,
ut Mrs Hamiijon's.
Mrs Walter Kav will receive at 421 0 street,
assisted by Mrs James Poland Mrs. samuel ksy,
Mrs William Southwcrth, and Miss Mary Burns OF
San Francisco
Mrs. ". 4. knights, Mrs f. Dwinell, Florence
Knights and Lille Dwinel will receive at 1929 L
street.
Mrs r. J. Merlley, Mrs johnson, Mrs. Elwood
Brurfer Miss Ada Bruner, Miss Katie johnson, Miss
Lizzie Dilman and Miss Alice Flint will receive,
with MS Daniel Flint, at go street.
Miss Ella B1utwe Will receive at the residence of
her parents, 1o21 f. street assisted by Mrs. \. ii.
Nichol and the Kisses Belle Johnson, Allie Brink
erhoff, Carrie Williams, Alice Robinson and Maggie
Boutwell,.
Mrs. John MilIiken will receive at her residence,
No. 1928 street, assisted by Miss May MillIken,
Miss May Moore of San Francisco, Mrs. May Marvin,
Miss Nellie Acock.
Mrs. G. H. Hubbard will receive at 1881 l street,
assisted by Mrs. ". +. Jackson, Mrs. +. Y. VIII
iams, Mrs George Hogan, Mrs- L. p Martin, Hiss
Certie Gerrish
Election OF oFFIcsRs.-At the meeting of Unity
Lodge, Knights OF Honor, No. 2,oS5 held Thursday
evening, the following officers were elected for the
incoming term: P. D., D. o. Cook; D., G.
LYON V. D., s. A. Palmer; Ass. D.. E. L. Green;
Reporter, Frank Avery; Treasurer, J. 7 Carey ;
Chaplain T. W. Reed; Guide, \. +. Turner !;
Guardian G W. Vaughn; Sentinel, N j. Toll J;
Medical Examiner, Dr. A. Bruno; Trustees, G. D.
Bates, C. B. Valentine and \. 5: Hopkins kePre-
sentative, A II. Powers; Alternate, William
c. Van Fleet Ethan Lodge, No. 81, o.
B. b., has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term President, D. A. Ham 1urger Vice
President NJ Hirsch Secretary, NJ. Wilson Finan-
cisl Secretary, Samuel Marks Treasurer, A. Den
merry; Warden, |. Lesser; o. c., S. Sinai. Irus-
tees2J S Newmark, NJ Robitschek, L. Phillips.
Representatives to Grand Lodge S. New mark,
NJ Robtschek J. LeUson, B. Rosminsky, NJ. WIT
son. A. Nathan and S. Dombrower. Columbia
Lodge No A. Knights of Pythias, last evening
elected the following officers +. Lame, c. g; A.
wulf, v c.; Joseph Davy, P; P. J. Spaeher, IL. OF
r. and c.; Franklin Brown, NJ. OF b.. joseph A.
Harvey. NJ of F.. Red Jacket Tribe, Ne %, Imp.
O. r. NJ last evening elected as officers j. W.
Peerless Sachem: J. X. Berry, Senior Sycamore ;;
Il. F. Lockhart, Junior Sycamore
Cry FREE LIBRARY.-The Superintendent OF the
City Free Library reports that during the year 1859
thewholenumbero books issued was ,2Sl OF these
there were of fiction and juvenile 2S,o25, history
1o26, biography 7o7, travels 1ool, general itera-
ture 553 poetry and drama 632 theology 1s9, sci
encs and art ], OH. The average number OF DOCKS
issued per day WAS 10+ Percentage OF fiction ana
juvenile books 70. The largest number issued IN
one month December, $50, was 1903. The small
est number issued during one month DULY was
1852 The largest number issued in one day was
2i6. The least issued in one day, AZ. Nineteen
books have been lost since the opening of the
Library. Twenty-three books have been donated
to the Library by private individuals, and 200 public
documents About $50 books have been added to
the Library by purchase, making the number OF
books now on the shelves 1929 There are also 30
magazines and illustrated papers on the tables of
the reading. rooms, and 20 new papers on file The
number OF readers to the Library is constantly ill.,
creasng and during the past year has reached about
10000.
COUNTY REcoRDs.-The county records show that
during the past year therewere s19 marriage licenses
issued and SIS certificates Of mar iage fled There
we're $50 civil suits commenced IN the Superior
Count ls5 criminal cases, including murder,
and lo7 probate cases. There were also fled in the
County Recorders Office 2,479 instruments, consist
ing OF deeds, mortgages, bonds, etc
Po1icR CouRr-The following business was trans
acted in this Court yesterday P. A. Martin, pre-
viousiy convicted of battery, was fined $50 and
costs. Aug. Anderson forfeited his deposit of IS
for being drunk. The csses of Moon Chung and
niue other Cinnamon, for maintaining the Chinese
theater nuisance, was continued and set for trial
January l. 1851.
WATER WORKS REroBT--J. A. Cunningham Chief
Engineer Of the city water works, reports that dur
inc ,be year 1880 the number OF gallons pumped
was COO ia o30 The Holly pump was used 1870
hons and the Stevens I,Sl4. The amount of fuel
consumed was 1851 cubic feet OF gas coke, costing,
under contract, 5000 per year.
PRISONERS En- ROUTE. - Louis Betrote, Deputy
Sheriff OF Shasta county, passed through the city
Yesterday. having in charge a prisoner named
William Beck, sentenced to serve two years and q
half at San Quentin, for stealing porkers.
No1ARY APPoIsrEp.-w. B. C. Keller was yes
terdsy appointed by Governor Perkins Notary
Publ. for Sacramento county. he flied his official
bond in the sum of 5000, with b. y beals aso
James Lansing as suretiss.
Pou;E COURT FNEs.-Judge W. A. Henry has
paid into the City Treasury during the year 1850
from fines imposed N his Court, the sum of s. os
which amount is s2s5 in excess of the salary OF the
Police Judge.
RASIYALL.-The total rainfall for the month OF
December, 1880, was u 81 inches, and for the
season, 1886 To the same time IN December, 1879.
the total rainfall was GS4, and TO the same time in
1875, it was l.s2.
PAID IETo THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sheriff
Hebron paid into the County Treasury the balance
of the money collected by him for State and county
taxes Of 1850, amounting to slGo,366 50.
PosrAeE REeuIRED.-P Postmaster W. C. Hopping
requests the publication of lotice that the postage
upon each copy of the New Years number OF the
RECORD NIos will be three cents.