Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-31
CONCISE LOCALS.

There were no transfers of real estate re-
corded with the County Recorder yesterday.
The RECORD UNION is the recipient from
the &c unity Clerk of copy of the Great + g.
lister for 1882.
There will be meeting of the Fourth
Ward Republican Club this evening on ac
count f the speaking at Turner Hall.
The only name that appeared on the slate
at the station-house last night was that of
john '8hite, drunk, by officer Eldred
To-Day is the last day on which voters can
register and have their names on the Great
Register 30 be used at the coming election.
| Q. Il. Forrest who was arrested for hotel
/ d1umrling without license, pleaded guilty
| IN the Pol!c' Court yesterday, and was fined
50 an6 costs.
The Philharmonic Society is called by its
Pr sident to meet at Westminster Presby-
terisn Church this evening. at which all sing.
eIs in the city are invited TO attend.
The car recently completed at the shops in
this ty for Mrs. Governor Stanford, was
used or the first time on Sunday, being to
make TIP from San Francisco to Governor
Stsufprd's ranch near Vina, in Butte county,
The record Of the temperature kept by S.
IL. Gerrish shows that yesterday morning was
the coolest since the 12;h of last May, being
down to 39' at 6 o'clock. There was slight
frost visible, but not heavy enough to lure
vegetation.
r. T. W. james, colored orator of Oak.
land, is announced to deliver an address at
Republican rally tonight at Armory
Hall. Other speakers will also be present
and address the meeting. A band viii be in
attendance,
Some of the members of the Executive
Committee of the Anti Debris Association
met st their headquarters last evening for the
| purpose of considering matters relative to the
coming election, but no definite action was
taken owing to the lack of quorum.
Yesterday Thomas 81. Kearney filed with
the Secretary OF State his claim to the trade
mark ANGELS Washing Powder" Prob
ably these angels belong TO that class whose
garments are soied, as the other class are
supposed to be arrayed in spetless white.
On next Friday evening at the NIetropoli.
tan Tneater Meeting of Sacramento citizens
will be addressed by Grove L. johnson, J.
| Reuter-. George w. Hancock, Frank D.
I Ryan, r. s. Lockett, and the Republican
candidates for county Offices. The auaito-
rum will be reserved for ladies and their
escorts.
Governor Edward S. Solomon and John
| We'll are announced to address the German
citizens of Sacramento this evening at Turner
Hall, meeting to begin at s O'Clock. The Re-
| publican Sailor Boys are called to assemble at
Pioneer Hall, at z o'clock sharp, for the pur.
pose OF escorting the speakers to the place of
! meeting.
The steamer Flora arrived yesterday from
PARROTS Landing with the barge Mammoth
loaded with Is, 543 sacks If wheat This
cargo Ia among the largest ever brought from
| the upper Sacramento river The steamer
San Joaquin arrived from Vallejo with two
barges light and returned with one loaded
| with wheat.
Last night at 11:30 a man was discovered
on | street, between Front and Second, lying
| in the gutter, covered with mud. On being
removed he was asked how he got there. To
which be replied, that he did not know. At
| ter admitting that he had taken couple of
glasses 70 warm himself up, he was asked if
| he would vote for prohibition. He replied,
You bet would, just now"
Last week the employees of the Western
! Hotsl presented gold medal to Captain
Eiseumenger, of the Governors Guard Ca
dets, according to promise should the cadets
win the prize for the best drilled squad at the
San Rafael encsmpment. The medal is
| shield pendant from q bar concealiDg pin.
Ga the shield is the e1ameled figure of an Of
hcer at present, and beneath it laurel
wreath. On one side of the shield is engraved
present to Captain Fred. Eisenmenger,"
and on the other, Presented by the en-
pIoyes OF the Western Hotel" Enameled on
the bar is, &c. @. Cadets"
THs great sals Of dry goods at Rsd House.
Heavy gros grain silk lblackl, 81 pr yard
Table linen for p aud 50 cents, worti double.
Extra wide linen crash, 10 cents par yard.
Children's all-weol hose. three pair for %
cents in cotson. four pair fos % cents. Rib.
bons, IS cents per yard.
|
LADIES, there ia great sale of dry goods
and notions now going on at the Red House.
Goods are being sold at much less nan cost.
Visit it.
BABY CARRIAGES sold at cost al Acker-
mans closiDg-ous sale, 629 j street.
LARGE size handled teacups and saucers,
only 20 cents per dozen, at Ackermsn's.
GREAT SALE Of dry goods ut Red House.
EXCITEMENT at Red he use to-day.
VIsIT the Red House to-day.