Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-08
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

usual happy way for which all gatherings of
pioneers are noted. As Mr.. Merkley is the
boss hop man of this section. they thought it
proper to take with them q band, 20 that all
might hop who wished. Champagne flowed
freely, and refreshments Of all kinds were
furnished in abundance. Mr.. Merkley and
his wife were in the city when the party ar
rive at their place, and were agresably sur.
prised when they returned to their home to
find it handsomely illuminated, and to be
met at the door of their own mansion with
band of music and the hearty welcome Of
such host of their fIisnds. Dancing was
engaged in until late hour, when all depart
ed to their homes delighted with their visit
and the hospitsble manner in which they had
been entertained.
METRoPoLlTAN THEATER FAIR WEEK.
The Metropolitan Theater will be occupied
during fair week by the celebrated emotional
actress, Mrs.. T. M. Bates, supported by
frss-class company. Among the artists are
the following we'll known to Sacramento
theater. goers: Miss Annie Adams. Miss
Addie Deayes, A. d. Bradley, L. n Thayer,
Willie Simms and Charles Norris. The pro.
gramms for the week is as follows: Monday
and Tuesday. September 11th and 18th, "The
New East Lynne" (AIrs. Z. NJ. Bates as
Lady Isabel); Wednesday and Thursday,
September 3.h and 14sh, 1.-THE 0csoroon."
including. the Great Jubilee Singers tMrs. +.
NJ. Bates as Zoel: Friday, September 18Th,
"Tbe Woman in Red 3" Mrs. +. NJ. Bates as
Rudiga); Saturday ard Sunday, September
18th and 18th, Pink d )minos Mrs I. NJ
Bates as Sophie Greythorne). There will be
matinee performance at 2 P. NJ. on S2tur-
day.
FILLING THE VAcAHCY.-The question of
who is to be the nominee for Sheriff on the
Republican ticket is still an open one, no
action having been taken officially by the
committee since its adjournment on Tuesday
evening The declina.i1n of Mr.. Herzog Of
the nomination unanimously rendered him
was not anticipated by the committee, and it
is understood that the feeling and Judgment
of the committee were strongly in his
favor, by reason of his personal and business
sanding in the community, that instead Of
considering another candidate for the place,
the committee and others are urging him &c
reconsider his declination and accept the
candidacy. Should Mr.. Aerz5g not yield t.
their view Of the case, it is said that the com
mittee will take definite action by the
nomination of some other person, at theil
meeting appointed for tomorrow evening.
PAVILION READY, - The work of pre-
pairing the Pavilion for the State Fair wa
completed yesterday, and the reception of ar
ticles for exhibit will be commenced to-day
More elaborate preparation than usual ha
been made. and the applications for space ex
coed those of any previous year in the histor.
of the society. The Horticulture department
will be in an extension on the east of the maiI
building, the same az last year, and will he il
charge OF IhollAs- O' Brien, OF this city. /
exhibition and vicinit,
would al in the space az
signed to tDs,a t5'day q tomorrow, it woult
prevent confusion and delay, and enable tn
managers to throw the Pavilion open to Wis
itors on Monday morning at s o'clock. II i
the earnest desire of the Secretary and thos
in charge of this department of the fair tia
this should be done.
LARGE CARGO OF HoPs.-Y esterday th
attention of many was attracted to the 81
pearsncs on the street of a twelve-mule tear
hauling four large wagons coupled togethe
and laden with 29,950 pounds of hops. o
top of one of tbs wagons was o keg of bee
decorated with the national coiors. The 81
tire outfit belonged to Samuel Hoover, VIII
owns a large ranch few miles southeast
Elk Grove. The hops were sold for so cent
per pound, and Che value of the entire carg
was about SIS 900. The hop yield ia Sacri
of some of the farms is of itself worth
small fortune. One OF the farmers engage
in the hop-raising business yesterday r
marked "Hoppy is the man who has hol
this year"
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - Freight as fc
lows for Sacramento passed Ogden on Il
An of September: For Central Pacific RAJ
road, box hardware. 5Oibarrels oil +; S. Ii
man & Co., l box shirts; Weinstock d Lubi
l6 cases boots and shoes Locke & Lavenso
/ box oil cloth Scafeld & Tevis, l barr
paint Hail. Luhrs & Co. cases prunss, Il
kits fish; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
barrel sBd box castings, cases door bell
Standard Oil Company, 900 cases oil jam
Schwall, 1 case stationery A. A. Van Voc
HES 4 Co, l crate saddletrees Kirk, Geal
& Co, 3 boxes drugs; Adams, McNeill
Co., % boxes baking powder. The followil
freight passed Dsming for Sacramento on Il
q: For Standard Oh Company, 800 cas-
oil.
METROPOLITAN THEATER - To mig
M9ssrs. Stahl & Mack, managers of t
Winter Garden Troupe, will present t
comic opera "Simona." It bears stro
resemblance to the drama of IS The Tn
Musketesrs," and is said to he irsesishb
humorous aud filed with beautiful airs.
has never been sung here. The msnageme
announces a Ieduction OF prices on and ST
tonight to IS cents, 80 cents and % cen
The company will give Simons but on
as "Satanella is to be renewed FOR SstUrd
night by general request. The leading ms
bera have yisibly improved in voice sil
Monday.
Police CoURT.-The following busin
was transacted in the Police Court yesterd
Julia Pockman. charged with grand larce
had her case continued until September 9
The charge Of disturbing the peace bool
against DR.. Cooksley was continued vi
this morning. Wm. Grimes, alias Boz
charged with burglary Second offanssl
continued to September oh. Robert Jor
arrested for petty larcsnY, pleaded guilty,
was fined $50 or fifty days in the Cou
Jail James Turner. charged with the 50
offsnse, was fined 500 or the privilege
serving the city sixty days in the chsiu-ga
OPEN AIR CoNcERT.-The First Artill
band will give one of their pleasing open
concerts at the Capitol Park this EVEN
The following programme of music will
rendered Overture, Lus!spiel :"
Love-" waltzss, presented to the band
picsolo solo, by Chas Neale Peep o. d,
medley of Irish airs; "Spring Flow
waltzes; Dancing IN the Moonlight" sc
tische Home, Sweet Home, with VI
tions.
AUCTION To.DAY.-Bell 4 Co., aucl
GERS, will sell st auction to-day, at
A. NJ, at the residence Of Mrs. Shan
No. S27 J street, SIS follows: Parlor S
foar pieces, bed lounge, single lounge,
room set, marble-top csutsr-table, di
la a.,.,r% as- Rrt,Ss an
grsin carpsts and rugs, Singer sewing
chine. feather pillows, blankets, sh
spreads. Buck stove and fixtures, crock
glass and woodenware.
NEW SIGNAL STATIoN.-Sergean. Bar
reports that new signal station hiss
opened at Cape Meudocino. the recor
which will be found in the REGULAR
weather report, and known as Mendo
Tire ad1;.:on Of this new station 70
poiat OF land projecting iuto the z.
ocesu), will enable the signal service to
accurately predict the, approach of 81
during the coming rain and soru1y Sc
INCORPORATED TGtre were filed wit
Secretary of State yesterday tie folio
articles IN incorporation The Port
FIGURING Mills. Dirrctcrs-Warren b.
isb, VIM. NJ. Cwip, Frank NJ. Brown,
Crlemsn, b. Baldwin. Capital stock.
900, divided into 5000 sha-e& Priu
place of business, San Francisco.
WILL CLosE.-The Sacramento Boa
Trade, ct their last meeting, recommend
the merchants Of Sacramento t3e pror
of closing their stores Saturday, in OF
ance OF Admission Day. The banks W
be closed on that day, and collections W
made to-day instead of Saturday,
ImuIGRASrs.-One hundred and fort
migrants en- route to Californis passed {
Yesterday. They will arrive in this ci
the overland train to-day.