Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-04

trial Committee has been agreat improvement
on prior committees. They have shown
disposition to cater to the interests of the
party, and less to political jobbery. 1t is all
important that this committee should to-day
be selected with care. A number Of our
well. known citizens have presented their
names to be voted for to-day IS members of
the City Republican Committee. It appears
like new departure when such men as Frank
Miller, OF d. o. Mills & Co., john Mcneil,
of Adams, McNeill & Co, aud others. mani
fest disposition to serve the Republican
party in this manner. These men and others
who will work in harmony with them should
receive the unanimous support of the party
The duties of the City Central Committee
men are important. From them emanates
the success of the party ticket of this city,
voters and it is to be hoped that every quail
fled Republican voter will to-day consider
well before casting his ballot.
THIRD WARD STALwART REPUBLICAN.
THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY To-DAY.-To-
day at II o'clock the polls will be open for PR
mary election of unusual Importance. Certain
important municipal officers are to be chosen,
and the primary held to-day will practically
decide who those officers are to be. The cleo
ton to-day is nominating primary known
ny Tue iil1c Vi tuo OEdWiOIu COuuSJ pail.
The City Central Committee has given the
party it represents perfectly fair boards Of
election, and by the character of the call &C.
corded to every voter in the Republican party
an opportunity to express his choice directly
for his favorite candidates. Every member
of the party should vote. for there is no
reaonable excu:e for not doing so. Especially
is it incumbent upon the business portion of
the community and taxpayers TO vote. Good
municipal government is indispensable to the
prosperity of any community, and the only
way to secure such government is for those
having the welfare of the city at heart to
vote. The election will be conducted under
the forms and protection of law, and every
to-day will emphasize the fact that perfectly
fair dealing on the part of a political commit.
tee consolidates and strengthens the party it
represents.
TICKETS FOR EURoPE.-John Talbot, ticket
agent for the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany at Sacramento, is also agent for the fol
lowing Atlantic steamer lines: Inman, White
Star, Cunard, American, Red Star, Anchor
North German Lloyd Bremen Line) and
Hamburg Packet Line. Parties going to the
old countries can procure tickets of Mr.. Tai
bot from here to Transatlantic points at the
very lowest rate for which they can be any
where obtained. Also, persons desiring to
send for friends can procure tickets from him,
good from any European port to America,
and thence by railroad to this coast, at the
same price for which they can be bought in
Europe.
YOUTHFUL TRAvELER.-A lad about Is
years of age was at the railroad depot in this
city yesterday trying to secure passage to San
Francisco. When Intercepted by tie officers
he stated that his name was Nelse Nelson,
that be was native OF Sweden, and that be
had managed to work his way by steamer and
rail TO Sacramento from Glasgow, Scotland.
He also stated that he had been deserted by
his parents at the latter place, where he was
taken down with small pox and had to go TO
the hospital, where he remained some two
months. The boy is on hunt for his father
aud mother. whom he says are located at
Waco, Texas.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the last regular
meeting of tie Verein- Eintracht, the follow
ing officers were chosen to serye for the
ensuing six months: President, Edward
Breuning Vice-President Charles Schmidt ;
Recording Secretary, George Bernhard !;
Financial Secretary, Carl Heinrich Treas
.urer, Robert Reuter-; Stage Manager, Will
lem Kreschmer; Doorkeeper. Emil Diet
rich Leader of Singing Section, Eugene
Kuspper; Trustees -Edward Dieterle, DIR.
A. E. Bruno and William Krssehmer
LIVELY RUNAWAY. = Yesterday about l
o'clock a horse attached to light buggy in
duIged in lively runaway on K street. The
buggy collided with the city transfer wagon.
in front of the transfer Office, on the south
side Of the street between Fifth and Sixth
The buggy was completely wrecked. The
horse become disensaged from the vehicle
aud ran down Fifth street. The horse at
tached to the transfer wagon became fright
ened and started to run away, but was caught
before he had gone block.
PIONEERS PIANo.-The Pioneers are noted
for their love of good times" It now ap-
pears that they also are lovers of music.
They have purchased an elegant piano, and
have concluded to have an old.time house
warming" at their hall to night to celebrate
and christen the event. They have extended
an invitation to all the Pioneers and their
families to come and join in the festivities of
the occasion.
NorARIEs PUBLIo.-Governor Perkins has
appointed the following as Notaries Public ::
+. G. Cummings, for Humboldt county, to
reside at Ferndsle; George w. Schell and S.
2. Rogers, for Stanislaus county, to reside al
Modesto C. S. Hill. to reside at Oakdale I;
John McNisb, to reside at Hills Ferry /;
Leon d. Freer, for Butte county, to reside
at 0roville.
WEATHER AT CoLUsA.-The river yester-
day at Colusa, according to q telegram re-
ceived by Sergeant Barwick, was at A. NJ
"a feet inches, and rising. Wind southeast,
weather threatening, and one.Quarter OF an
inch of rain hsd fallen in the twenty-four
hours preceding IA. II.
Y. NJ. C. A-The noon-day meeting at
the Y. NJ. C. A. will on Saturday of each
week be devoted to study of the Interna
tional Sunday-school lesson Of the following
day. Rev. II. II. Rice is to conduct the
studies of the present month.
VICTORIA REGIA.-W. S. Rhodes adver-
tises for the information of the public that
the ninth bloom of the Victoria Regis can be
seen at the Belle Conservatory to-day.
CoMMANDERY ELECTIoN.-The annual cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year in Sacra-
mento Commandery No. 3. Knights Templar,
takes place this eveaing.
s.-Forty-seven Immigrants, in-
GLIDING forty males, passed Carliu yesterday
and viii arrive in this city by the overland
| train this afternoon.
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