Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-27
LOCAL NOTES.

Gustavus Armin, the prisoner en- route to
! Folsom for eight years for three burglaries, OF
which mention was made yesterday, was
taken to Folsom in the forenoon by officer
/ Valentine. Armin, being asked il eight
years did not seem long time to him, re-
| piled "Oh, some; [ only hope it won't be
any longer" He evidently had in mind that
he might be invited to some other county
again for one or two more sentences to be
added &c the three already on hand.
| A gentleman from San Francisco came up
yes 5erday and started back last night, with
| t exJr st'ol that he couldn't stand it up
| here--it was too hot. The San Franciscans
ou'd not put en- too many fills about
warm weather, for the times coming when
they'll have to get used to it.
The repaired section of the levee near SUIT
terville, on the Fern ranch, is carefully
watched, and patrol kept upon it at night,
to guard against recurrence of breakage or
a reopening OF the levee, in whatever form it
before happened.
The warrants for salaries and claims
allow ed at the last meeting OF the City Board
Of Education will be ready for delivery by
City Auditor Mckee this morning.
Oae hundred and sixty immigrant passen.
gers will arrive from the East by overland
train this afternoon, including eighty-one
males.
/ A car load of lumber was forwarded from
this market Co Benson. \. T., yesterday, and
ore for Gait.
The First Presbyterian Church of Sacra-
mento was organized twenty-five years ago
to-day.
AUCTION SALEs.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell at store on X street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, opposite the theater, at l P. NJ
to-day. variety of shrubs and plants frem
the nurgery OF P. Kunz, consisting OF roses,
fuchsias, geraniums, magnolias, camellia
iaponicas, etc. This is the last sale from this
nursery for the season Bell & Co. will sell
at their salesroom, sos street, at 1880 P. NJ.
to-day, n cottage bedroom set, extension
table, cook stove, kitchen safe /; also. lounges,
tables, bedstesds, chairs, crockery, glass and
woodenwaTe. They will also to- morrow hold
clearing ont sale of Woodward's furniture
store, at No 1925 Eighth street (Clunie
building), commencing at 1880 A. NJ. The
sale will be without reserve and consist OF a
large variety of fine and good furniture,
mattresses, pillows, ETC.. also, crocSery,
glass and woodenware.
Real ESTATE TRANSFER. Brothers
have purchased the north half of the east
quarter of lot 4, on the southwest corner OF
Ninth and j streets, t1e property known as
the New York Store, and premises, and Will
occupy it for their grocery business. The
price paid was 81, 600.
ADMINISTRATORS SAILED. J. Simmons
will sell, at administrators sale to-day, a.
p. NJ, at the corner of Fifth and Q streets,
! three sprinklinp wagons, three box sprinklers,
four work horses two scrspers, three sprink.
leIs. three dirt wagons, three sets harness.
SOME thoughtful people who stayed at home
Yesterday thought they would steal march
by purchasing at Hale's quietly, and avoid
the grand rush; but it so happened that al
the quiet thinkers struck the same view o.
reasoning, and the consequence was thai
Hale's tables were thronged from A. NJ. I,
s P. NJ.
SHgYTISGs, towels, napkins and tabl'
linens. Mechanics Store
INFANTS lace and button shoes. Shoe De
partnent, Mechanics Store.
| LADIES can do best to buy their nilliner,
goods at the Red House.
> THREE dry goods statesmen wanted'py ha'
Bros & Co, Apply T:SO a. 81