Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-20
BRIEF MENTION.

Sixteen carloads of stock were shipped
from this city to Jan Jose on Monday.
Seventy-three immigrant passengers viii
arrive from the East this afternoon by over
land train.
Til re are messages at the Western Unit
TIE egrsph Office for r. W. Lovelace ana
f. ank W. Paul.
Harry T. Hammond has been appointed
and commissioned by the Governor as Major
Of the Third Infantry Battalion, Second Bri-
gade.
Tie Governor has appointed the following
Notaries Public: Harry Gasquet, for Del
| Norte county, to reside at Happy Camp: W.
S. Kerr, for Stanislaus county, to reside at
Oakdale.
Governor Perkins has offered reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who murdered Z. D. Garmo
at the Amador Consolidated Hydraulic Gold
AIiae, Amador county, on the 10Th of June,
1881
A little daughter sof W. W. Wade vas
thrown under loaded wagon by one of the
wheels coming off and pitching her and Mr..
Wade over against the horses. The accident
occurred on j street, between Third and
Fourth. and both father and daughter mar
rowly escaped serious injuries.
| Folsom Lodge, I. o. G.. T., made frater.
nal and surprise visit last Saturday evening
| to Roseville Lodge, and very pleasant 60
cial occasion was had. A collation. in the
shape of ice cream, nuts, candies aud water
| melons was set forth and partsken Of amid
general merry-making. Vocal and instru-
mental entertainment was afforded by Miss
Ida Howe, of Folsom, Miss Dale Barrett. of
Roseyile, and Misses Maggie and Lizzie
| Scott. Although it was temperance gath
| ering the social enjoyment ran 50 hieh, and
beguiled the hours SO completely, that the
gathering did not break up until towards the
incorporate wee sma' hours OF night.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Yesterday after
aoop, as man wss coming up the levee be-
low Y street, he found Herman Reurhoff
lying near the levee in an apparently dying
condition from pistol wound in the left
breast He lay groaning upon the ground,
but could still talk. He stated to the man in
reply to inquiries, that he had been at work
for stair-builder at San Francisco named
Langton or Langford ; that he had not been
treated right and that the papers in his
pocekt would show why he had shot himself
Word was sent to Chief Karcher about the
case, and the Chief and officer Lee went
down and brought ReurhOh to the police
station. Doctors Lame and Baldwin exam
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fatal, but he was still alive last even
ing, and was sent to the County Hospital
He stated while at the police station that he
shot himself; that he had been drinking
heavily and lost some time; had been some
what irregular at his work, and indicated that
he was ashamed Of it :; ard that he was tired
Of life and did not wish to live any longer
The papers ia his pocket furnished nothing
further about his case. lie Is a siugls man, q
native of Holland, and about IS years Of age.
He is well known in this city, having worked
for different parties at stair building, at which
he has the reputation OF being very fine
workman. The revolver with which
/ he shot himself was Of very small
, caliber. Tie ball entered at about
the center of the left breast,
but the physicians thought took a somewhat
J upper course, and that the ball passed just
above the heart, lodging in the back part OF
tine body.
NATIVE Sons Communication ar
rangements thus far completed for the csle.
bratioL on Admission Day, September 9th, at
Marysyille, by the Order of the Native Sons
Of the Golden West. fine affair is promised,
and which will be largely attended by dele
gates from the several Parlors throughout the
central part of the State, accompanied by
friends in excursion parties. The programme
Of the day will be, in order, the reception of
the Oroville delegation; reception of the Sac
ramento and accompanying delegations pro-
cession literary exercises at the theater /;
banquet. Further exercises are to be ar
ranged for the afternoon, and to conclude
with grand ball in the evening. The dele
cations from San Francisco, Oakland and
Stockton will be expected to come to Sscra-
neuto on the evening OF the Sth and leave
here with the Sacramento delegation on the
morning of the 9th by special train. A large
number Of friends, beside the delegation, will
so from this city. The Committee of Ar
( rangements at Marysyille are receiving lib
eral assistance in this matter of finances from
the merchants asd business people of that
city, aud the rising sons Of the State intend
? 10 make the occasion worthy Of the day COM
, nemorated and of their Order.
, HALE's GREAT REMNANT SALE ia a most
extraordinary one, inasmuch that all classes
are pleased and benefited.
MEMS fine French calf sewed low shoes.
50 and 50 25-box-toe and plain-at Red
House.
THE vast amount of labor we have to per.
form compels us to close our house at o'clock
sharp.
Tar the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
FACTS you all should read in Red House
advertisement.
WHAT have you lost by not visiting Hale's
grand remnant sale .
EVERYBODY is satisfied with Hale's grand
remnant sale.
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EVERYBODY is satisfied with Hale's grand
remnant SALE
DoN'r read advertisement of Red House. =