Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

were expected TO arrive from the East yeSter.
day morning, stopped over at Reno. VIM
H Mills and J. A. Woodson returned from
the Yosemite yesterday. N. D. Rideout Of
MarysviIle, G. II. Swift of Oakland, and
Superintendent dder of the Nevada Narrow.
gauge Railroad, were iu the city yesterday
W. w. Brownen and family, of Woodland
passed through. en- route to Yosemite Valley
Senator James G. Fair passed through to San
Francisco, and j. G. Logan to Oakland, tc
which place he is removing his place of resi-
dence. Samuel Jelly will leave tomorrow
Thursday evening for the East, to be present
at the commencement exercises of Harvard
University on the oath inst, when his son.
Arthur G. Jelly, will graduate MIR. Jelly
will be absent several weeks. United States
Railroad Auditor French and party arrived
from San Francisco last evening, and will
leave by special train this morning at
O'Clock for the East. A. A. Van VOORHEES,
aud wife, and w A Houghton and wife, left
Yosemite valley last Sunday, returning home
by way of the Big Trees. A. G. Freeman and
wife reached Yosemite Or Thursday last, and
State Engineer Hall and family arrived there
on Saturday last. Mrs. J. w. Armstrong
returned from the Valley yesterday Mrs. N.
D. Goodell and members of the family leave
to-day or tomorrow for Yosemite.
JURORS DRAwN.-Y Yesterday, in accordance
with the order of the Superior Court, the fol.
lowing persons were drawn TO serve as jurors
during the June session of that Court, viz;
From this city-Edward Measure, f. w.
Fratt, Henry Hensche, G. A. Maydwell, l..
L. Lswis, j. 1. Felter, J. d. Tate, Samuel
Smith, J. F. Richardson, F. Larney, J.
Hyman, Jr., M. Gilman, Z. Roth, M.
Casey, f. Gregory, &. Mcneil, j. NJ. WED
man, A. j. Stevens, w. Haberkorn, Michael
Hanrahan, George Murray, S. T. Annis,
Robert Miller, 10. Bailey, Ezra Pearson.
William Prader. H. Gribble, Samuel Gins.
berg. j. E. White, B. Steinman, G. T.
Pagan, w. r. Strong, William Land, G. H.
Jost, w. nj. Ratcliff, r. c. Irvine, N.
Fisher, Thomas Jones, j. Neubauer and j.
G. Devine; Granite townsbip-H. Kelly,
David Fritsch, William Farmer, ST.; Florin
Thomas Jenkins G. Doty; Elk Grove-0.
S. Freeman Natoma township-Aug. Taf-
fer, James Caples; American township-I.
n. Babcock; Brighton township-W. Fl.
Robinson, w. F. Medley; Mississippi town
John Charles; Franklin township, G.. w.
Morse, J. w. Moore. Joshua Fountain
Union House, George w. Hack.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
5th: For Adams, Mcneil & Co., 400 bxs
canned corn, 500 cases oysters F. P. Gran
dali, 1 box machinery H. Fisher, Dbl cur
rants, l bag almonds; j. S. Trowbridge, 1
Dbl whisky, box drugs Hall, Luhrs & Co.,
so cases canned meat, q tierces hams, 4 pkgs
tobacco; Corbin & Davis, l Dbl whisky !;
Weinstock & Lubin, 2 cases shoes; Locke &
Layenson, 8 rolls carpet; @. III. Stevens, 2
cases shoes; r. Stone & Co., bales leather,
l box brushes, l box feather busters, box
names. 10 crates stirrups, bxs hardware !;
r. Z. Gogings, Jr, bxs drugs; Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., 9S7 bars iron, 800 bdls
iron pipe; H. c. Kirk & Co., bxs drugs I;
n. S. Arnold & Co., bdls wheels; Standard
Oil Company, $40 cases coal oil: E. Lyon &
Co., case dry goods Thos. Harper, case
shoes; Billingsley & Co, 6 bales cordage !;
Dennery 4 Co.. 10 tierces and l box lamp
fixtures J 1. Felter & Co, 40 bxs TASKS |;
Perkins & Clements, phaeton.
Coon TEMPLA rs BENEFIr.-The Oliver
Twist Club gave a social entertainment at
Howe's Hall last evening, for the benefit of
Capital Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. G. 7. There
was very large attendance, and the efforts
of the Club to aid the Lodge must have re-
suited in some substantial accumulation of
coin. The exercises included duet, by the
Misses Fain; vocal solo, by Miss Lena
Smith recitation, Alex, Lyons; banjo solo,
John West; vocal 500, Mrs. S. Katzen-
stein ; piano solo, Benjamin Fabian; vocal
sole, Miss Jennie Logan recitation, G. j..
Young vocal solo, Mrs. Cooley; charade,
by the Oliver Twist Club. and the action
brought out as the answer, Every inch a
gentleman" At the conclusion of these ex-
ercises dancing began and continued until q
late hour Refreshments were served to
such guests as desired. The affair was
socially pleasing, and pronounced by the
people present a success.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met yesterday, pursuant to ad-
journment. all the members present. A
petition was read from citizens of Alder
Creek and Granite School Districts asking a
change in the boundaries of those districts,
so that all that portion OF Alder Creek Dis
trict living north OF the section line dividing
sections IL and II and Is and IA, township 8
north, range east SHALL be annexed to Granite
District. Set for hearing June 10th at IL
o'clock A n. A. HeilbroD, Sheriff, was al
lowed 1873 for feeding the county prisoners
during the month of May. The following
resolution was adopted, on motion of Super
visor Blair: That the following amounts Re
transferred to the general fund of the county /:
Sinking and interest fund, So, 500; hospital
sinking and interest fund, 81 600 swamp
aud overlooked land fund, s., 500 Total,
$4,000. Adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.
SACRAMENTO LITERARY IYsTITuTR.-Atth the
commencement Of the thirteenth annual
course Of lectures Of the Sacramento Literary
Institute last fall there was the sum Of
Sl72 So on hand During this course there
was received from the sale of tickets 1889 30,
which, added to the amount on hand, made a
total Of S5l1 So There was paid out for ex-
penses during the course $3.50 80. leaving in
the treasury OF the society Sol 30.
EXAMINATION FOR MuRDRR,-The exam.
ination Of George Milasich upon charge of
murder of Peter Morelli. will take place in
the west Superior Courtroom, commencing
on Friday, at IL A. NJ w. A. Cheney and
Elwood Breuner will appear as counsel for
the defendant, and City Attorney Anderson
and District Attorney Buckley for the people.
NATIVE Soss.-H. c. Chapman, E. COIN,
C. Z. Parker and. w. Shiels, as delegates
from Sacramento Parlor, No. 3. Native Sons
of the Golden West, are attending the Grand
Parlor, now in session at Oakland. W. j.
Andrews. J. Winter and G.. @. Baldwin, OF
Marysville Parlor, also went down as dele
gates.
Police CoUKT.-In this Court yesterday
Raphasl Vasquez was found guilty OF dis
turbing the peace and sent to the County jail
for term of thirty days. George Milasich
was arraigned. and his examination was sci
to take place in the west Superior Court room,
commencing next Friday q. II A. NJ.
THE DEPoslToRs' CAsEs.-The suits Of
depositoB against the stockholders of the
Odd Fellows Saving and Commercial Bank
will be tried on tie 2Sth instant, when the
plaintiffs entertain hopes that they will OBJ.
tain decision which will lead to the pay
ment OF amounts cue them.
ES ROUTE TO FoIsoM-Depu.y Sheriff
Thomas Squire. Of Downisville, passed
through, having ia custody prisoner named
J. 4. Castro, who is sentenced to q term %
four years in the State Prison at Folsom.
The whole interior of Hale's great central
depot has undergone an entire alteration,
and is now admirably adapted for their con.
stantly increasing business.
DoLMANs, linen busters and white sacqnes.
Cloak Department, Mechanics Store.