Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-18
BREyITns.

Sixty-one recruits for the United State
army viii arrive from the East by the trail
this morning.
A special meeting of the Board of Trustee
of the City Free Library will be held mex
Tuesday evening.
The overland train from the East Tnicf
left Ogden last evening was SO long ina! y
will come through in two sections, arriving
hero tomorrow morning.
The passenger train which left here yester
day morning for San Francisco was delayed
at Dayisyiile two hours by freight engine
which had jumped the track.
The money lost last Saturday by J. T
Pike from his buggy, amounting to about
500. was found and returned to him by w
/, Benning, a clerk at the insurance Office oi
John I. Carey.
! It is now believed that the burning of the
barn of Mrs. L. d. Craw, on the Riverside
road few evenings since, was the work of an
incendiary, and reward of $50 for the ar.
rest and conviction of the guilty party is
offered.
A young son of T. H. Reynolds, Deputy
Secretary of State, while watching the sparks
! fly from blacksmith's anvil a few days
since, was injured by small fake of steel
flying into his eye, aud it is feared that the
eye will be lost.
The case Of The People vs. Williams-in
which the defendant was convicted of steal
ing cattle from the ranch of Marion Biggs,
Jr.-was argued yesterday before the Su-
preme Court. The appellant was allowed
ten days to file briefs, and the case to be then
submitted.
Under orders of the Chief of Police officers
Campbell, Ash, Valentine and local George
X crchnr box ta1 William n Clark
John O'Neil, Len Hodgkins, Thos. Healey,
Charles Colehower, Bill Essig, Harry Ran:
sey and John Robertson for vagrancy, and
their cases will be heard in the Police Court
to-day.
CHARITY BALL PRocEEDs.-The report Of
the officers of the entertainment giving few
evenings since at the Pavilion, TO raise funds
| for the Howards, shows the receipts to have
been az follows Donations received by
soliciting committees instead of provisions,
S103 80 from flower BOOTH S4S Sc; necktie
booth, S23 10; candy stand, $45 05; cigar
stand, SO 80; lemonade stand, S35 80; ice
cream stand, S25 hat-reom, SAL %; supper
room, SO 25; private sale of provisions,
SO IS; auction sale of provisions, S66; n.
H. Nichols flor use Of lumber), S5 90; cash
at door, 81 so; cash donation, 81 from NJ.
s. Cushmau, S12 25; sale of tickets, 1884 !;
from railroad company's employees, Sl35
total receipts, 81, 329 &C.: total disburse-
ments for expenses, S243 IS; leaving the net
proceeds. S1,0S5 rs.
MILITARY ELEcTIoNs.-An election will be
held next Monday evening by Company G,
First Artillery, N. G. c., to fill the vacan-
cies in the offices of Captain and Second
Lieutenant, caused by promotions. Also an
election for Second Lieutenant of Company
+, at Woodland, viii be held on the 18th.
On the evening of the 29th, Company A,
First Artillery, located in this city, will elect
Second Lieutenant, and on the same even
ing full set of officers for Company G will
be elected at Nevada City, the term Of the
present officers expiring upon that day.
AUCTION SALES. Bell & Co. will sell G
large number Of horses in front of their sales.
rooms, 90S street, at 1890 a. NJ. tomorrow.
=. They will also sell this morning at 10:30.
by order of d. Brown, on the premises, 800
K street, between Ninth and Tenth, three
bedroom sets complete, with spring and top
mattresses, enc fire walnut bedstead (doubleh
four ingram carpets, six cane chairs, one par
lor stove and pipe, three sets of crockery, one
fine thrse-quarter walnut bedstead, etc.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Adams, McNeill & Co., % cases
condensed milk, 26 pals fine cut tobacco /; G.
II. Stevens, 2 cases shoes; Blessing 4 Guth-
rie, barrel coffee; Washburne & Redmsn, 1
box dry goods: James Parsons, box boots
and shoes; Billingsley & Co., 34S well buck
cts; J. Booker, bundlesJ willow baskets.
Passed Ogden for Sacramento on the 14th, l
jack, consigned to Levi Painter.
ARRIvED.-The pump and machinery for
the city drainage pumping works. to be To-
Gated at Eighth and Y streets, have arrived
from San Francisco. The contractors are re-
quired TO set up the works, the city having
prepared the foundation, and exhibit the ma
chinery and pump in operation, when they
are to be examined for acceptance by the
Board of Trustees. the City Engineer, aud
G A. Stoddard. craftsman of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company
THEATER BENEFIT To-NIGHT.-A compli-
mentary benefit will be rendered to Herbert
J.. Manners at the Metropolitan Theater this
evening, for which the rates of admission nave
been reduced to half-price. The programme
consists principally of minstrelsy, in which
four end.men are announced, and will no
doubt afford ample fun in their varied
specialties. Minstrels never fail to draw q
full house. which will probable be accorded
for Mr.. Manners benefit.
THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was cloudy
most of the day at this point. There was
considerable ice in the morning, and the
ground was frozen in places. The sky was
clear last night, and at midnight the cir de-
noted another freeZs. The river continued to
rise yesterday, and last night marked 9 feet
inch, having risen inches in the twenty
four hours preceding.
NoTARIEs PUBHc.-The following appoint
ments of Notaries Public were made by the
Governor yesterday: H. FL. Shufieton. for
Shasta county, to reside at Gas Point, vice
himself; f. HI. Moore, of Sacramento county,
vice himself, term expired, and +. L. Baker,
for Yolo county, to reside at Woodland, vice
himself, term expired.
BROWN VS.. BURBANK.-In the case of
Brown VS.. Burbank, which was tried in the
Superior Court of this county, a decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court yesterday in
these words: 1.-The Court below failed to
find upon the issues presented by the plead
ing, and therefore properly granted a new
| trial" Order affirmed by the Court.
THANKSGIVING FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of
st. Roses Church will give a festival at the
Pavilion on Thanksgiving evening. The hall
will be beautifully decorated for the occasion,
the floor canvssed, and the First Artillery
band will furnish brass and string music.
-
TORPID KIDNEYS. and constipated bowels,
4 H. &c N Ia