Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FOURTH CT JULY MEETING.


FOURTH CF JULY MEETING.
The General Fourth of July Committee
met last evening at the urt.house, james
I. Felter presiding. The Finance Commit
tees made partial reports. The Printing
Committee reported the posters sent out
through the central portion of the State.
The Decoration Committee was allowed to
use S24, if necessary, to procure horses for
the cars. The Committee ON Fireworks re-
ported contract closed with Eckstein, of San
Francisco, for $3.50, and the Capitol Park
extension as chosen for the display Also
a strong contract in writing specifying
of discharge, and every detail to
be observed. and penalty for vio-
lation or failure in any particular. Also
that 10000 lists of the pieces will be dis
tributed in the city this week. No reports
were had from the invitation, Carriage or
Procession committees The Transportation
Committee reported excursion rates for the
Sd. 4th and 9th on the Sacramento Valley
Railroad. From committees on civic societies
there were reports made that delegations
would appear from six Lodges of Odd Eel
Encampment TO near from from the Oranges,
who will appear In numbers with an en-
blematical Car and a guard of honor /; from
the Pioneers, that they will appear In body.
with special features; from knights OF
Pythias, that delegations will appear; from
Imp. O.. r. NJ, declining to appear but with
possibility of reconsideration from Cham
pions OF TIE Red Cross, that delegations will
appear from Exempts, declining to appear !;
from Native Sons of the Golden West, that
delegatio are expected to appear from the
Board of Trade, that large delegation will
appear from the Ancient Order of Hiber-
Mans that they will appear; that the Free
Masons will probably not appear. Reports
from the Turner'S Eintracbt lumbermen,
truckmen, butchers, artisans brewers, and
several societies and orders, were called for
but no response was made. though statements
unofficial were given that delegations from
many of these will appear J. n. Larkin,
JAS III. Groth and w. L Gerber were. with
Messrs Weiman and Kim, appointed to
canvass the Third and Fourth Wards for
money. The Chair said between $500 and
S4o0 remained TO be and must bs raised at
once.
The action of the Fireworks Committee
in closing the contract and locating the
grounds for the display was unanimously ap-
proved by vote asked and taken.
Grand Marshal Bryte gave notice that he
must make up his programme Thursday
afternoon, and that all societies, delegations
and parties must report name of official rank,
seniority, etc, TO him by writing or in person
at the Golden Eagle Hotel b. P NJ Thurs
day. The committee then adjourned until
Thursday at s NJ.
BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-Th Board of
L 49,, boId 80 .ao,,lo-
last evening. Present all the members, ex-
capt President Tracy. The Finance Com.
lnittee reported the following bills correct,
and they were ordered paid: Pay roll,
SO, $50 80; H. s. Croker & Co., S264 OF;
c. II. Krebs & Co., 500; North British In
surance Company, SIG IS; Chas Schmitt &
Co.. SIS; Geo. 7. Bush, g so; S III. Davis,
50 so; H. Coates 81 80; earle & Croly,
So 70: H. BlackmaD, So; Jas. McClatchy &
Co., s.; RECORD UNION, 81 so; Sweetser &
Alsip, SIS; Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, 1886 The Superintendent's monthly
report was received and fled. Messrs Hamil-
ton, Cook and Goodell submitted plans for
new school houses, and they were fled with
the Board until IFS next meeting. The COM
rnittee appointed to engage carriages for the
Board on the 4th of July reported two en-
caeed. On motion Of Mr.. Herzog, President
Tracy was added TO the Committee on Sala-
ries. The Salary Committee was permitted
to withdraw It's former report. Several APP
plications for positions il the department
were received and fled, as also several appli-
cations for educational diplomas, which were
granted The Board ihen Adjourned, subj sct
to the call of the President.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, IA
sheets copper; a. e. Tufts, barrel drugs ;
Weinstock & Lubiu, cases shoes A. G..
Briggs, l steam engine; Z. S. Dennisen, =
boxes books; L. K. Hammer, boxes musi-
cal instruments, l box organs; Baker &
Hamilton, 9 bales betting, l case springs, Il
boxes rivets J. J. Spieker, barrel whisky /;
Il. L. Gogings, barrel whisky; Lindley &
Co, u packages toblcco; Booth & Co, 8
packages tobacco; Whittier, Fuller & Co.. 2
boxes frames. barrels paint Waterhouse 4
Lester, car lumber: Capital Furniture Co.,
! box brackets Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
l box machinery, 2 boxes butts, box and 10
cases hardware, case toDgs, case locks
Charles Heinrich, boxes cheese; w. ID.
Comstock. l box dry goods, l6 boxes chairs ;
G. K. r. Co, ] box machinery; II. 9.
Kirk & Co. 10 boxes and l barrel drugs w.
A. & g. s. Houghton, l box paper; John
Breuner, box chair material Hall, Luhrs
d Co., box cigars. 80 boxes HOLSTERS, 2 cases
sardines. case blacking; Billingsly Co., |
case and boxes stove backing. case,
packages and crate baskets w. L. Peter
son, l box chocolate.
INCORPORATED. - There has been fled
with the Secretary OF State articles of in
corporation as follows Independence and
Eagle Manufacturing Company of San Fran.
cisco. Trustees-F. L. Weston, A. r.
Fowler, T. Clay. G. L. Montgomery. J. J.
Perkins. Capital stock, SO. 900, COO, in 20, :
600 shares Also of the l.. w. Bliun Lum-
her Company, San Francisco. Directors
l.. w. Blina, s. p Goodnue. +. z. Hooper,
c. A. Hooper, G. w. Hooper. Capital
stock, Sl50.000, divided into l,500 shares.
Also Unity Society of San Jose. Directors
L. o. Smith. w. l. Combs, A. W. Simonds,
DIR. f. A. Clark. S Holland, Mrs. M. Mo
Kee. Miss +. NJ Watkins. Also klamath
Commercial Company. San Francisco. Di
rectors-R d. Hume, o. Alexander, B. f
Stone. J Deming. w. +. Beck. Capita
stock, $500, 200, in $4,000 shares.
The CoMET.-The comet pu. in its regular
appearance again last evening. Richard
Dale placed a telescope in his possession a
the command of reporters of the RECORD
UNION. Through this instrument the come
was viewed with much satisfaction, tbs
nucleus was much more clearly defined ane
she haze of the tail matter could clearly b
seen we'll below and completely envelopini
the bright glow of the nucleus, while hrigh
star was seen through the tail matter to thu
right of the nucleus, some distance above !
aud just at the edge of the misty vail
Other stars ygera clearly discernible through
the tail in itsupper half. The strange visito
does not appear to have lost any OF its vigor
but at times fades perceptibly for few mo
ments and then again burns as brightly a
ever.
REAL ESTATE SALR.-Bell & Co. viii sci
the weli-known Schwendermon ranch
located ON the Freeport Road. six miles from
Sacramento. on July 2, 1881, at IL A. If
The sale viii take place on the premises, ant
consists of 10l acres of choice land, goot
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