Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-19
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Total amount in TreasurY...........
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

Sacramento river 10 fee, aud tOlerably
clear.
The Sherif's sale of the groceries of c. w.
Rapp & Co. will be finished to-day.
The pear crop in some portions of Sacra-
mento county has been badly injured by
| mildsw.
The work upon the Metropolitan Theater
is progressing finely. The frescoiug will be
commenced to-day.
George Smith, whose house on l street was
burned Monday. received his insurance
money Of 1854 30 yesterday.
No stock has IS yet been subscribed for the
| California Bessemer steel works, which it was
proposed to erect in this city.
The large iron columns for the new brick
/ building on Second street. between 1 and j,
were put in position yesterday.
/ The Board of Supervisors yesterday paid
( Mrs. Harrigan $50 in lieu of damage done
! her grain fields'sOme several years since.
The people on Front street, from K to NJ,
complain loudly of the manner in which the
straet-sprinkler performs his duty il that
| locality.
/ The Summit Ice Company have shipped
| from their ice house at Truckee, to Sacra-
mento and points south, 135 cars of ice siace
the first day of July.
Last night the field and staff officers and
| Company A were inspected and mustered.
| The Governors Guard will be mustered to-
night and tomorrow night Company B.
Bids will be received by 4. Schumacher, at
| SIS J street. until July oath, for the bar and
refreshment privileges at the Hussar picnic,
/ which will be held at East Park on the 30th
| of July.
! The first anniversary Of the Young Peoples
! Guild will be held in Calvary Baptist Church,
L street, above Twelfth, this evening, at 7:45.
An address will be delivered by Rev. A. J.
Frost. Admission free.
Several camping parties will leave the city
| this week for the Sierras. Some will GO
through to Lake Tahoe, but most of them
will stop at Silver creek. few miles beyond
PIacerville, in FL Dorado county.
There was very large attendance at Plaza
Park last evening to listen to the open-air
concert given by the Hussar Band. The
programme was well rendered and loudly sp.
| plauded by all lovers of good music.
| WHO HOOKED Hooks BULL WIN. Hook
advertises that some hooker hooked his bull.
He expresses the wish that the bovine will
hook the man that hooked it. Late last
! evening Mr.. Hook locked and securely bolted
some thief unlocked The lock, with piece of
wire hooked from Hooks fence, unlocked
the gate and hooked the bull. As scoa as
Hook heard of the hooking of his property,
he offered a reward for the hooker. Hook
wants,the hooker hooked by Hook or by crook,
and will pay reward to whoever hooks him
IMMeRArIoy.-A very large immigration
from the Eastern States is brought into Cali
fornia daily by the Central Pacific Railroad
| Very few of them stop at Sacramento. Nest
OF them are en- route for Oregon, Washington
Territory and British Columbia. 10 Wash
ington Territory there are ssid to be fine
openings for Maine aEd Canadian lumber
men. Eighty-four immigrants passed Carlin
Yesterday. Including % males. They will ar
rive in this city by the overland this after
noon.
AND AYoTHER.-H D. Rode. the we'll
known grocer at the corner of Fourteenth
and P streets, is announced this morning as
| candidate for the office of Supervisor from
/ the Fourth District, subject to the decision OF
the Republican County Convention.
ANNUAL PIcNIo.-Ths twentyffs annual
/ nicnic ord taruet shoot of the Sacramento