Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-05
BREVITlES.

The Red Mems Picnic will be held on the
18th instant. 1t will be, from present indica-
tions one Of tha most successful picnics of the
season.
It will be seen. by referring to the tele-
graphic columns, that there has been several
changes made in the offices OF the Central
Pacific Railroad Company.
The members of Sacramento Stamm, U. o.
R. NJ, entertained some visiting brothers
from San Francisco wi h banquet at Henry
Fishers on Wednesday, evening.
Sixt--n;ns IMMIGRANT passengers, including
81 males, pissed Csrlin yesterday, en- route
to California. They will arrive in Sacramento
by the overland train this afternoon.
Hannah Patterson, a colored woman, 80
years old, has been brought to this city for
examination upon charge of insanity. She
has lived at Folsom some fifteen years.
Governor Perkins has appointed the fol-
lowing as Nnt4ries Public Jas. A. Worth
iogtou for Merc.d county. to reside at Los
Bsnos w w. Blow for Alameda county, to
reside at oakland NJ. S. Babcock for Tulare
county, to reside at Hanford.
The meetings at the Tabernacle at the cor
ner of Fourteenth and l streets are we'll at
tended. Some parties have been endeavoring
to create disturbance. The police have
feen notified, and they will see that in the
future good order is preserved,
The Union picnic of the Baptist Sunday
schools will be given at East Park to-day.
Members of the First Baptist Sunday. school
will be taken on the cars free of charge from
Ninth and K at o'clock and the members of
Calvary School at $50 free from Thirteenth
and II.
The sixty-four excursionists who arrived
from the East Wednesday took supper and
breakfast at Ben. Steinmans restaurant and
occupied their three sleeping cars during the
night. Yesterday half of them went to San
Francisco by the overland train. The others
remained and spent few hours admiring the
beauty of SacramentO's gardens and homes.
At 11;5O thev departed by the Stockton train
to visit the Yosemite Valley.
Orders have been issued from the Adjutant-
Generals office appointing Board of Survey
to rsport upon the condition of the State
AEnko and the property therein, condemn
ing sudhProperty as, in the Judgment of the
Board, is dAft for use. The officers appointed
by the Governor to constitute the Board are
General J. F. Sheehan, Major H. A. Weaver
and Lieutenant Jos. P. Wiseman, of Com
pany B. They will enter upon their duties
to-day.
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoN. Bell & Co., auc-
blonceiSi Will ssii at IL a. NJ. MonudJ, MAY
Slh, the elegant residence, No. 1922 NJ
street, beipg lot 8, NJ and n, Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. The house contains twelve
large rooms, hard finished, gas, hot and cold
water, bath, marble msntels, and all modern
improvements Lot so by 160, fully i'm.
pro yed fruit trees. vines and shrubbery.
Also, stable suitable for three horses and car.
rage. Premises overlooking the Capitol Park.
MAY PARrY.-Although the inclemeucy
of the weather detained quite number of
pleasure seekers from participating in the
picnic held at Live Oak Grove Tuesday, the
attendance was unusually large. During the
day various games were INDUCED in by both
old and yonng. In the evening the company
retired to Excelsior Hall. where dancing wss
engaged in until an early hour in the morn
ing.
AUCTION To-DAY.-Bell & Co., auctioneers,
will sell to-day at 1880 A. NJ, at their sales
room, No. 9l6 J street, between Ninth and
Tenth, large consignment of furniture and
housekeeping goods of all kinds. Also, will
sell at II A. N. Saturday. at the same place.
horses, harness, wagons, trottipg buggies etc.