Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-20

, poses to make this indecent political business
comport with his duty as a committeeman,
will not easily be comprshended. The whole
matter appears now to be piece of political
jugglery.
CAPITAL CHIPS.
The supken barge at the foot of L street is
being raised.
The northern heavens last evening were
full Of electricity.
The PlacervilIe Railroad will lie in opera
ton again in few days.
The grading on the Ystreet levee is COM
pleted and ready for grayeling.
Yesterday and the day before were the two
pleasantest days of the summer.
Fruit is being shipped East from this city
at the rate Of seven car loads per day.
The case of Fitzgerald vs. the City Rail-
way Company, comes up for trial to-day.
The Governors Guard Cadets had their in
spection and annual muster last evening.
James McCsw. who has been quite i'll for
several weeks Is able to be on the street
again.
Fred Cox, who has been seriously ill for
some time past, is now in fair way of re-
coverY.
The finest sign in the city is that lately put
in position by Pierrepout & Gidlund at 702
X street.
Tramps are numerous in Sacramento. No
less than twenty were counted yesterday in
| Chinatown.
George Larsener. who was shot at Fifth
and \ streets some ten days ago, is able to
walk around.
The trial of George Wilson, who 30 brutslly
beat girl few days since. will come up in
the Police Court this Gorning.
The building occupied by G.. Politz ss a
clothing store at Sixth and X streets is being
enlarged and greatly improved.
C. II. Lewis, the convicted burglar. has
Withdrawn his suit against the police officers
for torcibly taking his photograph.
An excslleut sidewalk has been laid during
the past week around the property owned by
d. o. Mills Il Co. at Second and streets.
Sacramento river lost evening stood at the
9-foot 9 inch mark. the lowest stage yet this
season ; and the river, as it falls, seems to get
clearer.
| The city is full of hoodlums, tramps snd
opium fiends. They toll not, neither do they
| spin, and how they make their living ia
mystery.
| The candidates for Supervisor from the
| Fourth Ward now number twenty-one, and
there are several ambitious citizens yet to
hear from.
| The sheds over the railroad track near
Emigrant Gap caught fire on Monday. The
flames were speedily extinguished by the fire.
car and engine.
| The closing exercises Of the Sacramento
Grammar School will be held on Thursday,
July 9th, and those of the Capital Grammar
School Oh Friday, July 2S.h.
The case of Claus Anderson vs.. Joe Davis
ct al in the Superior Court yesterday, at
| tracted considerable attention. The Court
room was thronged with spectators.
The City Railway Company propose to re.
paint all Of their cars. The contract for the
same will be lst in few days. The manage.
ment of the street cars was never better than
at present.
Politicians are out in full force. The Sun
I day law, Hall of Records. slickens question,
Chinese plank and other topics are talked Of
on every corner. The oficeseeker finds it
hard to keep on the fence on all these issues.
| A little girl met yesterday in the vicinity
of the Courthouse one of the former mana.
gers Of the defuncL Dime Savings Bank. She
held aioft to his review a stick of candy, and
remarked, " buy candy with my ten-cent
| pieces now"
| Edward Christy was very indignant In the
| Board of Supervisors yesterday when his dis
trict was ignored in the apportionment OF
delegates to the Anti-Debris Convention. He
remarked: by the halyards, do as you like;
but we will come out on top yet, and don't
you forget it"
OPERATING THE NEW RoAD.-Trains run
occasionally on the new railroad as far now as
Orland. In few days they will run regu-
larly. The contractors, Knox Turton,
have the grading completed almost to Te-
hama. They say the road will he completed
and 10 operation to Tehama by the first of
September.
IMPORTANT MEETING.-A meeting of the
Board of Trade will be held at the Secretary's
Office, GIG Fifth street, this evening, at 7:30
o'clock, to consider the proposition to secure
the location of Bessemer steel works in Sac
ramento city. 1t is important that every
member should attend the meeting promptly.
County Central Committee will meet this
evening at the Rhoads & Townsend House,
corner Second and j streets. All the men,
bers OF the committee requested to be
present, as business of Importance will come
before the meeting.
INSURANCE PAID. T. Carey, agent in
Sacramento for the La Confance Insurance
Company, Yesterday paid the insurance on
the property destroyed by fire at Second and
l. streets Tuesday morning.
IMMIGRANTs.-Fiftyse seven immigrant pas
sengers, including thirty. FIVE males, en- route
to California, passed Carlin yesterday. They
will arrive in Sacramento by the overland
train this afternoon.
POTATOES FOR FAMILY USE With plea ure
we can state that we have secured the largest
lot of selected potatoes that ever came to this
market this season Try them they will not
fail to give good satisfaction. d. DeBerr-
arli & Co. Nos 308 and 80 K street.
THE REDUCED FIGURES on clothing at the
Red House continues to attract the attention
of those who are looking about, and the
amount of packages taken from their store
plainly show that they are much appre-
ciated.
ONE VISIT will convince you Of the truth
fitness of our statements. Satin parasols,
reduced from 50 to 81 30. Hale's summer
clearance sale.
ONE DOLLAR invested now will purchase
two dollars worth of goods. Hales summer
clearance sale.
A LINE of silk and wool, striped, new
shades, In ecru. bronze and other colors
Regular price, 80 cents our price, % cents.
| Red House.
! LADIES and misses linen ulsters, reduced
/ in price, at Red House.
! EVERYBODY SURPRISED at the astonishing
bargains being offered. HaIe's summer clear
ance sale.
| CASH BUYING accounts for our extra
ordinary low prices Hale's summer clear
ance sale.
NULL CoLLARETTEs. with lace edges, only
10 cents. Hale's summer clearance sale. =
LADIES MERINo VESTS, reduced to 25
cents. Hsle's summer clearance sale.
THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
! George w. Chesley, sole agent.
LADIES all-linen ulsters, at 90 cents, at
Red House.
LACE BUNTING, cents per yard, at Red
| House.
LADIES CoLoRED HOSE, reduced to 12I
cents. Hales summer clearance sale.
Brown DRESS LINEN, 10 cents. Hales
summer clearance sale.