Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-07
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING

the Court house last evening, and was called
to order by the Mayor, and James I. Feltel
was elected permanent President of the com.
mittee. George E. Bates was elected Secre-
tary and o. P. Dodge, Assistant Secretary.
The permanent organization was afterward
completed by the election of Mike Bryte as
Marshal, Judge W. A. Henry as Vice-Presi.
dent and Z. K. Alsip as Treasurer.
Upon motion, the Chair appointed a COM
mittee of FIVE, consisting of W. A. Henry,
II. II. Berkey, John Longabaugb, Matt.
Karcher and j. w. Wilson, TO select finance
committee. The committee retired for the
purpose, and upon its return submitted the
following as the Finance Committee: First
Ward-James McNass w. B. G. Brown
and John j. Bauer Second Ward-James
Third Ward-David Lubin, Fred Kim and
w. A. ButteTfeld Fourth Ward-George I.
Bronner, Gus Weiman and Daniel Brown
Upon motion, w. A. Henry. I. II.
Berkey, John Longabaugh, d. E. Alexander
and j. W. Wilson, were added to the com
mittee.
It was decided, upon motion, that the cele-
bration should consist of procession, lit
erary exercises and fireworks.
The following additional committees were
selected:
ODOH EAeTClses-IL. w. NuaStluy
H. A. Weaver, w. G. Van Fleet, DIR. G. M.
Dixon and Samuel Blair.
Committee on Music-J. I. Griffitts, G.
Sullivan, S. S. Holl, DR.. w. A. Hughson
and 7. ii. Berkey.
On Decoration = William Calf, o. p.
Dodge, d. Gardner, ID. II. Quinn and P. j.
Harvey.
On Printing!. Q. Brown, H. Weinstock,
w. A. Houghton, j. Black and Harry De
Young.
On Fireworks-WinfieldJ J. Davis, Matt.
Karcher, Isaiah Dunlap, E. G.. Blessing and
Anton Brewer.
On Carriages-Wiliiam Mclaughlin, 7. B.
Mcfarland, John Black, John 7. Carey ard
s. w. Butler.
On Procession-Alber Gallatin, Joseph
Steffens, t. M. Lindley, 7. B. Mcfarland
and Richard Dale
On Iuvitation-W. Fl. Mills, G. B. Kat
zenstein, e. hi. Martin, Sparrow Smith and
w. A. Anderson.
On Transportation-Grov L. johnson, A.
Nelson, B. Steinman, ]. @. Brown and J. R.
Watson.
Upon motion, the Finance Committee,
were constituted an Executive Committee.
The Finance Committee were requested, by
unanimous vote of the meeting, to make an
immediate canvass of the city, and for that
purpose the committee will meet at the
Golden Eagle at il o'clock this morning to
organize and enter upon the work.
The meeting then adjourned to again meet
at the Courthouse next Saturday evening at
8 o'clock, receive a report from the Finance
COMMITTEES as to progress made, and consider
such further arrangements as may be deemed
advisable.
The ARCADE SALR-The particulars of
the Arcade auction sale by D. J. Simmons
are published in another column this morn
ing, and in addition to the sale of the hotel
property, which presents an opportunity for
engaging in profitable hotel business, which
will probably be not overlooked, the list of
elegant furniture, in suites and pieces, makes
one of the most important sales that has &C.
Cured by auction in the interior of the State.
There are nearly one hundred rooms hand
somely furnished and in a great variety of
patterns and style, costing in the aggregate
about $4,000. The sale will be by cata-
logue, which is the only manner in which
sale Of this proportion could be well con-
Quoted; but the various styles and general
furnishings of the hotel which are to be dis
posed Of are now published in detail.
These are arranged under the heads OF par
lors, chambers, bedrooms and suites, hall,
diniug-rooms, bar-room, reading-room, kit.
chen and laundry. Also the large and fine
stock of liquors and cigars will be sold in the
same manner, which are given in detail. The
real estate includes the hotel building, the
dimensions of which are as follows 40 feet
in the clear on Second street, and 50 feet
deep, and % feet by Is feet, running clear TO
the alley. The sale will positively take place
on the 16sh, 18th and 18th instants, COM
mencing at 1880 A. NJ each day. Catalogues
will be furnished to any person by calling at
OF addressing as follows ID. j. Simmons,
1919 Fourth street, Sacramento.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday in its first session
for June. All the members present. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved. Mr.. Beckley offered the follow.
ing. which was unanimously adopted: The
county of Sacramento having been redis.
tricted into new road districts by an ordi-
nance passed at the last meeting of the
Board, the offices of Road Overseers in the
several districts heretofore existing are here
by declared vacant, to take effect on the 2lst
instant, and petitions from the majority oil
the property taxpayers OF the new districts
viii be received by the Board up to that date
for the appointment OF O.erseers OF the new
statute in relation to public roads in the
county of Sacramento, approved April l,
1876. Also the following resolution, offered
by Mr.. Bsckley, was adopted That every
male inhabitant OF road district, except OF
District No. !, over q and under 80 years
of age, must perform two days labor annu.
ally, to be known as road poll tax, upon the
roads and highways of the district, under the
demand and direction of the Road Overseer
thereof, or pay to said Overseer communal
ton fee Of 81 After allowing a claim to
Henry Roche fer S24, to Jesse Slaughter for
S2l0, to l.. J. Brown for ST. So and to w.
L. Drew for SIS, the Beard adjourned until
to-day at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
MESDKLssoHs QUINTET CLuB.-The fare.
well concert of the Mendelssohn Quinte,
Club Of Boston. prior to their departure fol
Australia, will take place at the Congrega
tional Church this evening. The reserved
seats already taken indicate that their second
appearance will be greeted with fully as large
If not larger, an audience, than at the previ
Gus concert It is safe to say that most Of
those who were present before will not fail tC
attend this evening. There will be an entire
change of programme tonight from that pre-
sented at their prior concert, with the excep
ton of the celebrated minuet, by Bocchirini
winch 30 OeilRnteu the duulclSS oh tiiat iva
sion that it will be again performed tonight
by general request. Reserved seats may still
be obtained to-day at the music store OF l.
K. Hammer, on street.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT AssocIATIoN.-Dur
ing the month of May 1S2 persons wer'
assisted by CAS- dispensations. Now on thC
Society's books, u infrm or sick men, IL
women and 81 children Total, 152. The re
ceipts by the Treasurer were as follows
From months collections, Sl49; from Other
sources, $50 SO. Total receipts. S209 IS
while the bills audited at the meeting, though
lees than any month since last September
were more than double the receipts. or the
months regular income, being 1888 95. Tie
officers of the Society have been endeavorine
to reduce their expenses to their income, but
a number of severe cases of sickness have
thus far prevented.
In THE WAY OF SUMNER HATS The
most complete assortment of Canton braid,
Mackinaw, Mamie, cork, worsted, mohair
alpaca, Leghorn, Panamas, chip, straw anc
palm hats to be found in the city. Hat
Department, Mechanics Store.
The ALTERATIONS at Hales Great Contra
Depot are vast improvement. Splendid
light, fine promenade, and above all mag
nifcant stock of goods.
CH1LpRRn's goat and kid solar-tip, button
d. 10