Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


accompanied by the First Artillery band,
left this city for Stockton. When they were
marching from the Masonic Temple to the
depot one Of their number. John W. Barrett,
was taken sick with congestiye chill. Some
of his friends tried to prevail upon him TO re-
main at home. Mr.. Barrett thought that
it would soon wear off, and would not stay at
home, but boarded the train with the
Knights. Ga their way to Stockton he was
again taken with congestiye chill. On their
arrival he was taken to the Yosemite Hotel,
and the best of medical attendance was
called to see him. At l o'clock A. NJ. Mr..
Barrett died. Deceased was native of New
York, aged As years, was printer, and has
lived in this city twelve years, his last
place of employment being at the
State Printing Office. He was well known
and had many friends in this city.
He was a member of Tehama Lodge,
No. 3, f. and A. NJ; Sacramento Chapter.
No. 3. K. and A. NJ; Council r. and S. NJ,
No. L; Sacramento Commsndery, No. 1.
Knights Templar, and Union Lodge. A. O..
u. w. He was in the army when General
Conner commanded in the Territory of Utah.
Several Of the Knights returned to Sscra-
mento by an early train yesterday to break
the sad news to his wife and make arrange
ments for the reception OF the body and for
the funeral, which will take place to-moIr wv
from his late residence, on Tenth street, be-
tween 4 and G.
FOURTH OF JULY PARADE. - Brigadier-
General Tozsr, commanding the Fourth
Brigade of the n. G. c., has issued the fol-
lowing orders "In compliance with the pro-
visions of Section 201S of the Codes, govern
ing the National Guard of California, the
troops of the Fourth Brigade, n. G. c., will
parade on Tuesday, July 4th, il commemors.
ton OF the one hundred and sixth anniversary
of American independence. The command
ing officer Of the First Artillery Regiment
win issue the necessary orders for such pa
rade, requiring SO much OF his command as
can possibly do 50 to appear in the city of
Sacramento. He will conform to the ar
rsngements made by the Marshal of the Day,
and forward consolidated report of the pa
rade to these headquarters on or before July
18th. The staff Of the Brigadier. General
commanding will report to the Assistant Ad-
jutsnt General at 9 o'clock A. NJ on the day
named, ct the Golden Eagle Hotel, in this
city, mounted and in full uniform"
CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The new church
building on Tenth street. between o and P,
known as the Ebenezsr Church of the Evan
gelical Association, will be dedicated to NOR
row. The building. which is very hand
some stxseture, has already been described in
detail ins the RECORD UNION. Rev. H. w.
Axthelm is the pastor of the church. The
dedicatory exercises will begin at IL A. NJ. to-
morrow, in German. At 3 P. NJ they will
continue, but will thsn be conducted in En-.
glish At SP. ". the final exercises will be
L
Bishop Esher, Of Chicago, will be present
and conduct the dedicatory exercises. Min
listers of Protestant denominations generally
in tie city have been invited, and are ex-
pected to aid in the exercises.
A VOICE FROM WHEATLAND.-A corre-
spondent at Wheatland writes that there was
a meeting of citizens held ct that place few
evening since, at which the following resolu-
ton, offered by John lands, was unani-
mously adopted: 1--WE respectly inform Mr..
Hamilton Smith, in answer to his PROPOSE
ton made through an interview published in
the RECORD UNION, that we cannot and will
not accept the compromise measure proposed
by Judge Temple and we respectfully inform
the leading hydraulic mine-owlers referred
to in said interview, that the construction of
dams for holding back the heavy debris only
from their mines, IN accordance with the de-
cision, will not settle or end this bitter con-
troversy.
BODY FoUED.-Some days ago it was
rumored man fell overheard at night from
the steamer Governor Dana as she lay near
the ways" opposite the city. At the time
no one seemed interested enough to make
either inquiry or search into the matter.
The report is that the mate Of the boat said
one of his men and q bucket were missing.
Yesterday the body of man was found in
the bend of the river nearly opposite Y street..
It is supposed to be the body Of the man who
fell from the steamer. Justice Hodgon.
acting as Coroner for Yolo. has the body and
will hold an inquest to-day. There is said
to be wound on the head of the body.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the following business was transacted
Two Cinnamon were convicted of visiting an
opium den. Their sentence will be given on
Monday next. VIM. Davidson, common
drunk, was sent to the County Jail for forty
days. For disturbing the peace. Mike Blake
was found guilty and sentenced to twelve
days imprisonment. Fred Rauch pleaded
guilty to charge Of vagrancy and was SEN
fenced to the County Jail for thirty days.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the 18Th: Fer Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
barrels and boxes castings Hall, Luhra
Il Co., % boxes baking powder; LindleY &
Co., 80 boxes tobacco. 90 boxes baking
powder; w. ID. Comstock, boxes chairs
III. S. Croker & Co, 160 bundles paper
James G. Davis, 3 rolls carpet A. a. Van
VOORHEES, Go, 8 cases khardware Vein
stock & Lubin, l case boots and shoes.
A RUNNING BLAcKsroNE-For the last
few days an individual claiming to be limb
of the legal fraternity has been going the
rounds of the city visiting all the lawyers, and
begging a few dollars from each. After he
had left the city it was ascsrtained that be
was an old San Francigco auctioneer, who
came here to see the spriug races and got
broke at the pool-box the first day.
MILITARY ELEorIoN.-On Monday evening
next Company B, Of the First Artillery Regi-
ment, n. G. c., will elect Captain, vice P.
J. Harvey, resigned. The senior First Lieu
tenant of the company, John Cook, appears
to have no opposition for the position, and
will undoubtedly be elected on the first bal.
lot. Company b has a large membership,
and is increasing every meeting.
HORSE SALE.-At the Hopkins stable,
near Agricultural Park. to-day, there will be
an auction sale Of sixty head of geldings, the
produce Of Rancho Del Paso and other
ranches belonging to J. B. Haggin, consist
ing of draft, carriage, driving and saddle
horses, from thoroughbred parents. The sale
commences at u o'clock.
AUCTION To-DAY.-At 10 o'clock to-day
Bell & Co. will sell on the premises, the east
80 feet of the west go feet of the south lao
feet of lot 9, in the block. bounded by @ and
r, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, in this
city, with the improvements thereon.
AWARDED THE CoNrRAcT.-The contract
for the display Of fireworks in this city for
the coming Fourth has been let to Steele,
Elder & Co., of San Francisco, through their
agents, Nathan & De Young.
EN- RI Geo. H. Burnham, Jr.. Deputy
Sheriff Of FL Dorado county, passed through
the city yesterday en- route to Stockton with
an insane man by the name of Adolph Julius.
Mr.. Julius is 81 years of age.
Observation-Disclosures immigrant pas
sengers, including sixty-four males, passed
Carlin yesterday, en- route TO California.
They will arrive in Sacramento this after
noon by tie overland train.
MINIS calico shirts for 30 cents, at the Red
House.