Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-07

ward Of this city met at the following named
places on Saturday evening for the purpose
of organizing campaign clubs: The members
of the party in the First Ward met at the
Superior Courtroom. Charles Laufkotter
was chosen temporary Chairman, and S. M.
johnson Secretary. A committee of five was
appointed on permanent organization, con,
sisting of Willism Miner, Lopez Mauldip, T.
I. Burke, William Ellis and Mark Foster
A roll was opened end large number of sig.
natures obtained. TIE meeting adjourned 70
the call OF the President of the Executive
Committee. In the Second Ward the Demo.
Gratis met in The rooms adjoining d. J. Con-
sidine's, on Third street near X. B. Koz-
minsky acted as temporary Chairman, and
NJ. Coffey as Secretary. A roll was opened
and a membership of IS soon obtained. The
meeting was addressed by J. III. Gilmore, of
San Francisco. This club adjourned until
Wednesday evening. The Democracy of the
Third Ward INST at the rooms adjoining the
Capital Brewery on l street, between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth. Add. G. Hipkson was
chosen temporary Chairman, and A. s.
Woods acted as clerk. A roll was opened
and AZ signed their nance. An Executive
Committee, composed of the following per-
sors, was appointed by the Chair: Edward
w.
Several speeches were made and the political
situation generally discussed. They will
meet sgsin on Saturday evening" The
Fourth Ward Democracy were to have as.
sembled at Touheys. corner of Tenth and NJ
streets, but, as that place was occupied by
the Republicans in the holding of 8 primary
election. they simply organized, and ad-
iourned to meet on Tuesday evening Of this
week.
CoMAERcIAL.-Since last report the fo,.
lowing vessels have arrived at Sacramento
Steamer Varuna, from the upper Sacra.
mento with a barge Of grain in transit
steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from San Fran
cisco with general merchandise. The ID. E.
knight and @. III. Small passed the city en-
route from San Francisco to Marysville.
Steamer Pioneer, with barge load OF lumber
from San Francisco. Departed-Steamei
Varuna, with barge of merchandise for the
upper river San Joaquin No. 2, for San
Francisco with barge of grain steamer
Pioneer, for San Francisco with barge Light.
FoR COUNTY TREASURER Notwiths.and.
ing tie depleted condition of county finances
George Cone. Of American township, sp.
| rounces himself as candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention. Judge
| Cone, as his neighbors all call him, from the
| fact of his being Justice of the Peace. is o
| resident OF American township, and has re.
\ sided just beyond the Twelfth-street bridge,
across the American river. for many years.
| BE is brother of Railroad Commissions
/ Joseph s. Cone.
INTERNAL REyENUE.-A. L. Frcst, United
4 States Internal Revenue Collector for tn.
1 Fourth District of California, reports the fol
lowing SIS the amount collected for the month
| Of July: On distilled spirits, Se,2H IA; OF
tobacco. 81, 400 IS; on fermented LIQUORS
| s7,7S5 IS; on banks and bankers, S96. Sls IS
Total, S45. 256 81.
PHYSICIANS indorse it, and the public d.
mand proves it to be the very best healt
corset ever Manufactured. Each pair guarar
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or the none
refunded. Price. 81 so. Ask to see il
Hale Bros. & Co.
No REsERyE.-Sweeping reductions !
every department of the House. Hale's sun
saer clearance sale.
MAKING room for new goods to arrivt