Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-28
CONCISE LOCALS,

The annual party Of the Aristos Clab will
be given at Turner Hall this evening.
John Weisenstein, convicted of stage RIB.
berry, was taken to Folsom yesterday from
Monterey by Sheriff Frank.
| Sheriff Heilbron, ex-officio Tax Collector,
Gays that less percentage Of taxes became
delinquent this year than ever bsfore.
A. ID. Patterson yesterday f,e ] his bond az
Justice Of the Peace for Brighton township,
with G. w. Ckegley and K. d. Stephens as
aureties.
The Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association,
| Of Sacramento, viii hold their arnusl meet
ing at Odd Fellows Temple on next Sunday
afternoon.
TIE official bond Of Oliver Saunders as
Constable for Lee township was fled yester-
day, with G. w. Pie.ce and Charles Z,:tler
as sureties.
John McComber has iled with the County
Recorder his official bond as Constable Of
Granite township, with Jacob Hyman and
G. l.. Ecklen as suretie5.
The annual social Of the Pioneer Associa-
ton will be given tomorrow evening as
Turner Hall. The musical end literary ex-
ercises will begin at s o'clock.
Mrs. John Currie viii give Lessons on normal
Bible study this afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms on Fourth
street. MIR. Currie will preach each evening.
A block Of granite weighing sixteen tons
tor one OF the piers TO the M-street entrance
OF the Capitol grounds, has just been receiVed
In the city. l. is from the Folsom Prison
quarry. Blocks for the remaining five piers
viii be Forwarded as soon as they can be
taken f.orl the quarry.
A Christmas tree and Christmas exercises
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at the Christian Charch on Eighth street.
The presents were numerous and handsome.
The exercises by the school consisted of rsci-
tations, songs, etc., and were veil clrried out.
A short address was made By the pastor
Herman Fishbeck has fled with the Sec
retary Of State his claim to the words .'Fish.
beck's Qisen Lily Soap" as O trade mark.
Trade marks have also been file by Franklin
& Suttap, of San Francisco, for cigars, as
follows: "C1sev," Lily of the West"
"Si!ent Partner" g Scenic," Satisfaction"
and Jersey Lily.
The following were elected at the snnusl
meeting last evening to ssrve SIS offic r, of
OSosso Tribe, improved Order Of Red Mep,
for the ensuing term +: Sachem, Robert Hunt
5. s., Henry Runcksl J. s., Alfred Olsel
G; CT r, ?. j. Spacher; K. of w, E. b.
Olsen; irusteeg, j. L. Parmster, James II.
Valley Council. I. o. G. F.. elected last
evening the following officars for tAe ensuing
term: G. c., W. j. Davis; o. c., Geo. w
Jackson; r. s., R. t. Devlin; Treasurer.
G. A. Luhrs; Financer, II. B. Hall Pre-.
late, w. B. Maydwell: Marshal, A. A.
Flint; Warden, Fred. Il. Ray Guard, z.
Potter; Sentry A. J. Muir; Medical Ex.
aminers, Drs. Davis and Grindley; Trustees,
james L. Mills, Geo. B. Blue and II. Il.
Paulk
At regular meeting of Conclave No. IL,
Knights CT Sherwood Forest, uniformed
branch OF Ancient Order Of Fofesters, held
last evening, officers for the ensuing term
we're elected as follows Past Commander,
K. b. Harnon; Commander, Fred. Dust.
man; Vic sCoamanoer, i. NJ. Dean Ad.
jutant, r. n McLennan Paymaster, c. L.
Pinkham FTat Lieutenant, +. II. Joy /;
Second Litutenant, Charles Waring First
Sergeant, q. ". Ogg; Second Sergeant, l..
Z. 81. Jerfen Qlattermsster Sergeant, [.
q. Shaw !. Master Arms, Al. Prichard !:
Surgeon, I)r. G. Z. Pinkham.
To BE PEoTEcTED.-For the past severa
years a gang of organized hoodlums have
made it a business of going around town on
New Years eve and destroying and darag.
ing buildings or property exposed on tie
streets. sSgus CT sll kinds have keen de-
stroyed. gates carried away, buggies ard
wagons Damaged AID other depredatiops
perpetrattd. Last year it was estimated
that the damage amounted TO over 81 Geo.
A nun bei.of citiZans have decided to orga-
nizs this yesr for the FRO; ection of their prop.
erty. Tho Board of City Trustees havs
already feen petitioned to appoint exsra
policemen. The matter was re erred TO the
Police Commissioners, but S. yet no officers
have beer appointed. The property-owne7s
say that 4 the police department desire it
they will furnish the necessary assistance
They pro pose further, if they cannot be pro.
tected, tsat the city shall be compelled to
pay the damages If any are sustained this
year.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The engage
ment for two weeks cf the California Theater
Company, commencing Monday next with
New Yen matinee, is announced this morn-
ing. Mond4y afternoon "Ths Banker's
Daughter will be presented; Monday and
Tuesday evenings TIE Lights o. Lordou :"
Wednesday ard Thursday evenings, "My
Geraldine" During the engagement "Ths
Galley Slave" The White Slave" and
"Siberia, viii be produced. The plsys will
al be put On the stage under the direction of
Max FreeInsu and Bsn. Teal, of the Califo:-
MIA Theater. TIE hox office will be open on
Saturday, when seats can be secured for the
season,