Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-18
CONCISE LOCALS.

There was no session of tie Superior Court
on Saturday,
Forty six emigrant passengers viii arrive
this afternoon.
The public schools will be closed to- morrow
and remain CLOSED until Tuesday, Janusry 2d.
The canvassing of the official returns Of the
recent general electioE commenced ct the Sec.
retary Of States cffice on Saturday.
THEcommencement exercises of Sacramento
Seminary will take place at the Assembly
Chamber on Tuesday evening, December 10 h,
at 8P. NJ. All are inyite'.
The Nilsson engagement in San Francisco
| Will close this evening, and to morrow even.
ing the party will pass through this city in a
special car, en- route to Denver, Col.
| Superior Judge s. c. benson sent his resip.
nation TO Governor Perkins on Saturday.
Hon. I. b. Mcfarland viii probably recei ye
the appointment to-day as his successor.
The sentence of Mrs Nancy H amilton. of
seven years in the State Prison, which was
pronounced in the Superior Court ef this
county, has been affirmed by the Sapreme
Court.
The firm of Beatty, Beatty & Beatty. at
torneys-at-law. has bean dissolved. Adam
| Beatty withdrawing. The business will bs
continued under the firm name of Ii. o. &
w. ii. Beatty.
City Attorney Anderson will go to San
Francisco to-day TO represent II te city of Sac.
ramento Ia the coupon interest c,ses, which
come up TOR hearing IN the United States
CiIcnis Court To- morrow morning.
Notice Is published to-day that Unitsd
States officers viii purchase horses for cav
alry and artillery purposes at Graneers'
Stables, Seventh street, between K and T.
on Wednesday and Thursday next.
Governorelect Ssoneman a1d Mrs. Stone
man were expected to arrive in this city on
Friday last, but they stopped over in San
francisco for few days. They are attend.
ing tae Nilsson concerts and occupying the
box of Princess Louise.
The Sacramento Protective Brewers Asso.
ciation publish card this morning inform
ing the public that on and after to dsy the
prics of beer viii he as follows: Four dollars
per l5-gallon keg. 81 Is per 10-gallon kee,
81 80 per 5gallon keg.
The funeral of the late Homer L. Mckee
took place yesterday afternoon from the resi.
dence OF his brother, E. II. Mckee, and was
largely attended. Delegations from various
societies and large number OF the employe,
OF the railroad shjps were in attendance.
A proposition is on foot to have third
story put upon the building on ths southeast
corner of j and Fourth streets II the work
is done, the story will be divided into two
halls for the use of the Knights of Pythias.
The property belongs TO Governor Perkins.
One of the boys arrested in this city some
weeks ago and taken to Yuba county, where
a charge OF robbery was entered against him
tor stopping and robhing Chinese vegetable
peddler, was convicted in the Superior Court
OF that county last Friday AMI will be SEN
fenced to-day.
The examination of Supervisor Christy. for
an alleged violation Of election laws. did not
take place on Saturday at Mormon Island, as
expected. The complaining witness, Noah
B. Houston, did not put in an appearance.
The case was transferred to Justice Gilmer's
Court in this city.
The names of John and Mrs. Kennedy, for
disturbing the peace; Louis Kayanaugh, for
being common drunkard John Doe, John
Cats aud Charles Wiuright simple druuks;
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Mut Ter, for battery, and
six iodgers, were registered at the police sta.
tion last night at II o'clock.
The case Of Ed. Hammond, charged with
maintaining public nuisance by keeping ia
operation hide and tallow rendering estab.
lishmsnt on Twenty. y.eighth end K streets,
was called in the Police Court en- Saturday.
George Z. Bates appeared as counsel for the
defendant, and obtained continuance until
Friday.
Grand Army Hall was filed last evening
on the occasion OF the regular meeting Of the
Land League. After the usual routine busi-
ness was transacted the following programme
of musical and literary exercises was rem
dered: Songs, by Messrs. Patton, Rysu,
NcAleer. Buck and Heffernan, Mr.. Webster
presiding al the piano recitations, bv Miss
Champion, Miss Flora Kendall and Mr..
HarEins