Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25
CONCISE LOCALS.
A new hotel is in process of construction
in Woodland, Yolo county.

| A new hotel is in process of construction
in Woodland, Yolo county.
Samuel Blair is mentioned as the probable
| Chairman of the new Board of Supervisors
L. G. Atkinson has recovered sufficiently
from his recent illness to be again at his du
! ties.
Henry Fisher. who has been suff srinp from
! fever, has sufh GENTLY recovered to be out
again.
The Central Pacific pay-car arrived last
evening and will pay eff to-day, after which
it will return to San Francisco.
It is understood that an odorless excavation
has been purchased for use in this city, and
that it will arrive in a short time.
Charles T. Irwin, Assemtlymsn-eIec fir N
| Ell Dorado county, is spoken of as candi.
date for Speaker Of the Assembly.
A brilliant meteor passed across the north.
western sky last evening. which caused many
| remarks from persons who witnessed it.
The Democratic City Central Committee
| are announced to meet this evening at the
| office Of Armstrong & Clarken, on street.
William H. Friend has fled his claim with
| the Secretary of State TO the trademark
California Fayorite," to be used as a brand
| for cigars.
iNcbc1uay tuS WIG VI OOeCpu SDnDOlP,
formerly of this city, died of consumption at
the residence of her mother, Mrs. Ann Fuller,
at Lincoln, Placer county.
Mrs. c. J. Oyler, of Colorado, now resid.
ing in this city. received news Yesterday of
the sudden death Of her daughter, Mrs. K atie
Rhoads, at Black Hawk, Col.
The annual festival for the benefit of st.
Rose Church will be held at Armory Hall
on Thanksgiving evening. There will be
music by the First Artillery Band.
The Sacramento Valley Coursing Club will
meet tonight for the purpose of electing
judges and stewards to act at the match to
be held next Thursday, and also for the
drawing of dogs.
All Ting, Chinese merchant, and men,
Der Of the Order Of Free Masons, died on
[ street yesterday. The zen aims were buried
in the Helvetia Cemetery with the customary
Chinese ceremonies.
J. NJ. Wiedmanp, well known confec-
toner, and citizen esteemed highly in this
community, died at l:S0 this morning. He
was taken i'll with typhoid pneumonia last
Saturday. He was aged Al years. He leaves
a wife.
A counterfeit silver dollar is in circulation,
and number have found their way to this
city. 1t is made of iron and heavily plated
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test, consequently it is very dangerous
counterfeit.
The City Brewery, located at the corner of
Twelfth and II streets, has been undergoing
extensive improvements throughout, includ-
ing the construction of the latest steam ma
chinery In place of the former method Of
manufacture.
The members of the Auti-Dsbris Associa-
ton who visited Butte county for the purpose
of peitioning the Board of Supervisors for a
contribution to the funds of the Association
returned yesterday. The Supervisors of that
county refused to grant the request for 81, coo.
An auction tsale of oil paintings will tsks
place this afternoon and tonight at the
Metropolitan Theater. The paintings were
on exhibition last night, and can be seen at
the theater any time to-day. The lot COM
prises over fifty large and medium sized pic
lures, mounted in gold frames.