Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-27
BREVIfIES.


Harry Weaver killed ten pair of mallard
ducks yesterday.
street, between Seventh and Eighth, is in
deplorable condition.
The river had attained the IA foot l inch
mark at P. NJ. yesterday.
Two carloads of wine were shipped from
the winery at Folsom the past week.
The Democratic Convention will be held
one day this week, probably on Thursday.
There are undelivered messages at the
Western Union office for Frederick Appel,
Miss NJ s. Witty and Richard Rowland.
Officer Arlington, who has been confined to
his room from sickness for several days, was
able to be out on the street again yesterday.
The box-ofice Of the theater will be open at
10 A NJ. to-day. Parties can now secure re-
served seats for the "World" entertainment
without extra charge.
The Great Register of Sacramento county
which was used at the last general election
will be used at the city election which will be
held on the 14th of March.
Tomorrow morning, at haH-past 9. at the
Supreme Court rooms in the State Capitol,
the arguments in the debris case will be
commenced before Judge jackson Temple.
The retiring Board Of Directors of the
State Library held its last meeting on Satur-
day evening" and closed up all its accounts.
ready for the incoming Board to take office
tomorrow.
Daniel Gallagher, who died in this city
yesterday, was a native of County Sligo,
Ireland, and had arrived to the ripe old age
of 104 years. He was born the same year
that Robert Emmet was.
The Big Bend Tunnel and Mini1g C1m-
pany, a corporation formed under the laws
of the State of New York, and operating in
California. has filed with the Secretary Of
State it's certificate designating n. a. Harris,
of Oroville, California, as its agent.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State of the Packers
Exchange of California; principal place of
business, San Francisco. Directors-A. u.
Cutler, Thomas Prather. VIM Jacobs z. d.
Code. I. III. Morse, b. Cohn and w. L.
Bolte. Capital stock, 100000, in 1000
shares.
The Governor has appointed as Notaries
Public: Leopold Gauthe, Nevada City /;
George w Reed, oakland: Samuel w. Col
Inns, Calistoga; J. A. Hosmer, Stockton !;
VIM. Lumbara, Wheatland; Jos. 2. Chris
tieson, San Rafael; r. K. Nichols. Lower
Lake: George L. Knox, San Francisco ; and
Ira II. Reed, San Andreas.
Inc man VINO owns nne, large, inde-
pendent and saucy white dog, that has a
single black spot on his back, with eighteen
tan fecks on cue ear and twenty-five on the
other, will oblige by taking the animal home.
HI can be found about this Office any evening
from to IL He is a fine dog, and all that,
but his absences would be more agreeable
than his company.
SHEET AND Pillow Casa sheet and
pillow-case party will be given. at Jacobs
Hall, J street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
this evening, for the benefit of the Sors of
Temperance. Music by Church, FL i &
Watson. Tickets 80 CENTS; ladies fTse /;
dancing commences at S o'clock.
CoURsISG CLuB.-The Sacramento Valley
Coursing Club met Saturday evening snd de-
cided to have coursirg match on the och Of
March. All dogs in the State will be allowed
TO enter. The match will take place st some
point along the railroad in this county.
NOTHING IN IT.-There has been story
going the rounds for the past few days that a
! we'll known family in this city had been poi
soned by trichini. Upon investigating the
matter it was found to be entirely without
| foundation.
THE display at the Red House Saturday of
infants and children's shoes was the attractive
feature Of the day. Forty-six cases-all
varieties and styles-just in from our Eastern
factories, with prices ranging from 80 cents
l.