Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-20
BREVITIES.

The farmers in the neighborhood of this
city say the outlook for an abundant fruit
crop is excellent.
Some sneak thief has stolen the orphans
box from the Capital Hotel 1t is said to
have contained about S12.
D. Z. Callahan, County Treasurer, has so
| far recovered from his recent illness that he
was able to go to his Office yesterday.
The Sacramento river last evening stood
at the 20-foot pinch mark, showing fall of
four inches in the preceding "a hours.
One of the stations on the Southern Pacific
Railroad has been named Raymond after the
Hon. Greed Raymond, formerly of shis city.
The suppression of gambling in this city is
having the effect Of causing some of the
usually well.dressed young Washers to go
hungry.
Gregory & Co. ship a carload of fish and
vegetables to the East to-day. This is the
second carload shipped East by that firm
this year.
The battalion drill of the local companies
of the First Artillery Regiment at the Pa
ylion Tuesday evening was largely attended.
The ceremony of guard-mounting was the
| feature.
| w. Z. Gerber, the Auditor and Recorder
| of Sacramento county, will move into the
new Hall of Records to day. Billy is proud
of his new quarters, end justly. .oo for there
is net a fiasr Office than his in the State.
The tweive-wheel locomotive, recently made
at the railroad shops in this city, made a
successful trial trip to Newcastle on Monday,
hauling fourteen loaded cars up the hill,
which is but four cars less than the trains
which require two locomotives TO haul. 1t is
| believed this engine can pull sixteen cars up
the hill without exertion.
A FULL CIrY.-One Ct the surest indiea-
tions of depression in business of any city is
the frequent recurrence of ITO Let" on the
front Of dwellings. This ominous ornament
| has almost entirely disappeared from the
view on residence streets. In fact at no time
in the history of jthe city have tenants
experienced greater difficulty than now exists
in obtaining good houses. The city appears
to be full, and new houses built to let are
taken az once.
MILITARY PIoNIc.-The Sars6eld Guard,
Company G, of the National Guard of Cali.
fornis, will held their twelfth anniversary
picaic on Sunday, May IA, 1882, at Natoma
Grove. The company is determined to make
this the event of the season, and no pains
| will be spared to conduce to the enjoyment
of all who attend. Prizes will be offered for
games.
VITIcULTURAL COMMISSIONERS
Perkins has resppointed the following as
members of the Board of State Viticultural
Commissioners J. Barth Shorb, for the
State at large; Arpad Haraszthy, for the
San Francisco District; r. b. Blowers, for
the Sacramento District; Charles Krug, for
the District of Naps.
TIE boot and shoe department of the Red
House is now getting back again to its old
standpoint (the boot and shoe emporium of
the city, the little shake of q few months ago
only served to shake MIR. G. II. Gilman
enough to arouse his sterling business qualities
to the emergencies of the times, and he has
labored hard and successfully, and is now able
to offer the best of values in this line, and
those who consult their interest will look his
stock over before purchasing elsewhere.
THEY are only 10 cents-polka dot sailor
collars, with lace e6ging. just the neatest
REMNANTS OF CALIcoEs, from two TO eight
yards IN length, only cents yard, at Red
House.
PEAs.-The finest favored Sugar Peas that
come to this market can be had fresh daily at
De Bernardo Il Co.'S.
GREEN PEPPERs.-We are in receipt daily of
o large invoice of Green Chile Peppers. d.
De Bernardo i Co., 3)S aud $40 X street,
FuILSIzE honeycomb quil.s (white). rs
c.nts at Red Housa