Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-12
CAPITAL CHIPS.

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Candidates are numerous. and the political
/ pot begins to boil.
| The Sacramento river at 6 P. N. yesterday
marked II feet inches.
| The iron front of the new Metropolitan
Theater was placed in position yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young
| Mems Christian Association will be held this
/ evening.
! The river las fallen so low that the Apache
! yesterday had to be unloaded by means of
the stationary engine and cable.
The attendance at the plsz, concert last
evening was quite large. The evening was
delightful and the playing of the Hussar
band grand.
| The third quarterly meeting of the Sacra-
mento Sunday-sclaol Union will be held in
the lecture-roon of the First Baptist Church,
on Ninth street, this evening.
Yesterday, during the warmest portion of
the day, the ice merchants did large bust
ness. Men were going III every direction
with chuncS OF ice suspended with a string.
1t was reported on the street yesterday
that a man had attempted to shoot his wife
at Sixth and \ streets. The wife denies it,
AID the husband has skedaddlsd That a
shot was fred and the woman badly fright.
ened, is known to al the neighbors.
BOARD or EDUCATIONAL special meeting
of the Board of Education was held last
evening. Present. Messrs. Petrie, Slater,
Heizog, Stalker, Hancock, Butler and Pres.
idsnt Tracy. The following bids for building
a school-house at Twenty seventh and J
streets were received earle l. Croly, 81, 297 4;
B. f. Pike, g, 400; L. A. Bovyer, g. 575 Z; |
D. & ID. Faulkner, 1852; NJ. Madden, |
81 49,; 81. Coates, $500; o. Peterson,
-, 497. The bid of Garlic & Croly being the |
lowest, they were awarded the contract at |
81, $50. In the matter of procuring water |
for the Twenty-fourth and n street school |
house, the Building and Repairs Committee |
were given power to act, and, on motion of |
MIR. Tracy, the committee was instructed to |
ascertain and report in detail on all repairs |
needed in and about all the school property |
in the city, and estimate the probable ex- |
pense thereof. The Furniture and Supplies |
Committee was also instructed to report on |
the furniture and supplies needed, and to es.
innate the cost The Board then adjourned. |
SHOULD BE CoNsTRUCTED.-The County
Hospital should be connected with the city
by telephone. Already two enterprising
firms, Huntington 4 Hopkins and Baker & |
Hamilton, who have powder magazines near
that point. The Board of Supervisors should
appropriate a sum sufficient, which would be
very small, to continue the line from Guth- |
rie's Station to the hospital. Since the man
George Larsener, who was shot last Sunday
evening in this city, was taken to the hos
pital, there has been constant inquiry as to
his condition, and telephone communication
would be of great value, not only to the gen.
eral public, but the officers of the law. Let
tho lima ha cnnatructad
AUCTIONS To-DAY.-Sherburn l. Smith,
auctionesrs, announce sales for to day of
real estate as follows At II o'clock A. NJ on
the premises, the east quarter of lot 2, in
block bounded by L and NJ, Second and
Third Streets with the good. new one-story.
endorsement brick dwelling of eight rooms
and kitchen, all furred and hard. finished
street to high grade; gas water and sewerage
complete. Also at l P. NJ, on the premises,
the east seventy feet of lot Z, in block
bounded by Seventh and Eighth, n and o
streets, with two houses thereon, and rented
for go per month. Title perfect Terms aud
conditions at sale.
AUCTION To MoRRow.-D. J. Simmons,
auctioneer, will sell at 1920 a. NJ. to-
morrow, on Twelfth street, between G and
II, at the corner of the alley, as follows One
gilt psrlor set, one walnut and rep parlor set,
two walnut bedroom SETS with dressing. case
and bureaus, one Pima bedroom set, spring
and hair mattresses, bedding, brussels and in
grain carpets, walnut extension table, kitchen
furniture, etc. Also, at the same time and
place. the north quarter of lot ). G and H,
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, being 40 by
160 feet, with garden, etc. The above sales
will be positive.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE SACRAMENTO RIVER.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be
received at the office of the U. s. Engineer
in San Francisco until II NJ. August 10, 1882,
at which time and place they will be opened
in the presence of bidders, for furnishing the
material, and for the construction of wing
dam in the Sacramento river at Six-mie Bar.
Specifications, forms of bids and all other in.
formation necessary can be obtained on ap-
! plication TO the Office at 533 Kearny street,
San Francisco.
| IEsTALLATIoN.-Sacram Lodge, No.
so, Ancient Order of United Workmen, last
evening installed these officers Fred. Dust.
man, Past Master Workman d. NJ. Blank,
Mss.er Workman George Ii. Smith, Fore
man A. Walter, 0verseer H. S. McMil-
Ian Guide 3. Schwartz, Inside Waterman
Q. Van Heusen, Outside Wstchman: Geo.
| B. ka!zsnsteip, Recorder i; M. II. Beard,
Financier; A. S. Hopkins. Receiver Medi-
cal Examiner, DR.. De Derky.
MORE CANDIDATEs.-Th following we'll
known citizens of Sacramento announce
themselves in this issue of the paper as can
didstes for county Offices, subject to the de-
cisi0n Of the Republican County Convention
J. I. Grititts for County Assessor, John G.
Medley for County Superintendent o! Pub
lie Schools, Robert Z. d svlin foI District At
torney, A. Hebron, present incumbent, for
Sheriff w. a. Anderson for State Senator.
APPo1NrED BY THE Governor. Governor
Perkins has appointed Warren B. Ever, of
the firm of Dewey & Co., publishers Of the
Mining and Scientific Press of San Francisco,
as the Commissioner to represent the State of
California at the National Mining aud Indus
trial Exhibition, which opens at Denver, Col
orado, on the 1st CT August,
LATE ARREsTs.-The following appeared on
the slate at the station house at - o'clock last
night Mary Msy, common drupkard. by
officer Jackson Dennis Sullivan, An insane,
by officer Leavey and Coffee local; Sarah
Tafe, misdemeanor, by officer Woods and
Ostwal6t local.
TWILIGHT REoITAL.-This evening at tie
Congregational Church there will be given
twilight recital, to which all are invited.
The concert will commence at 1880 o'clock.
Admission % cents.
DIvoRcED.-Yeaterd in Department
Two of the Superior Court Judge benson
granted Manuel Dubois q divorce from his
wife Lena Dubois.