Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
ERROR IN THE REPUBLICAN TICKET

ERROR IN THE REPUBLICAN TICKET,
The Republican County Central Committee
has been unfortunate in its attempts to get
the party ticket properly printed. The first
misfortune consisted in the printing of 70, 600
tickets from which was omitted the name of
the candidate for County Superintendent of
Schools. These were destroyed. In reprint.
ing the ticket eight forms were used. In one
of these the name of the candidate for Con.
error, was set III. +. Fsge." Each impress.
sion printed eight tickets, SO that one-eighth
of the lot when completed contained the error
OF misspelling Mr.. Pages name, or printing
the name of "Fage" for Page. The officers
of the committee have used every exertion to
| recall and destroy the erroneous tickets. In
| this they have not fully succeeded. But the
voters Of Sacramento county are notified of
the error, aud should see to it that tickets
with the erroneous spelling are not voted.
Republican ticket-holders on election day
should examine the tickets given out by them,
and destroy the tickets enormously printed
III. F. Fase."
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
LIST instant: For Baker & Hamilton, cases
files; W. A. & g. S. Houghton, 2 cases
books, box mucilsge, l bundle wrapping
paper. box stationery; W. ID. Comstock, l
bog iron bolts, boxes hardware Hale Bros.
4 Co., bundle and boxes cotton goods G.
b. Leonard. box household goods; Kirk,
Geary L Co., 2 boxes drugs c. P. r r.,
100 barrels engine oil Clark & Son, 50 bar.
rels fire clay; Standard Oil Company, 700
cases oil; Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co., 2
boxes axes. 2 bundles springs. roll sheet
brass, box planes, box sheet copper, box
hardware, box trowels, rs bundles and SO
bars steel Scoheld & Tevis, "a boxes, l key
and 81 barrels paint, 1 box brushes G. w.
Fox, bales cloth; G. A. Bills, 2 boxes
picture frames.
FESTIVE Observation-Disclosures is made
that New England dinners will be given by
the Ladies' Central Committee of the Y. M.
z. A.. at the new Association rooms, in st.
George building, Fourth and ] streets, to-
morrow election day. and Wednesday, from
ll:oo A. NJ. to 2:30 P. NJ. and from TO P. VI.
each day. The object is to raise funds to
pleasantly furnish the new Association rooms.
which the ladies have taken upon themselves
to do, and ask thu generous support of the
public in their effort. An unusually fine din.
ner is promised. and with the statement that
meals will be Is cents.
CRY CEMETERY REPeRT.-The following
Is the report of s. r. Caldwell, Superintend.
emit of the City Cemetery. for the month of
October: Number of deaths in the
city, 2S; stillborn, 2; brought here for in.
terment, IL; total, Al. Received from sale
of let's, 1912 so; permits, $50: elimination
permits, Sl10; vault dues, 81 so; total re.
ceipts, S4S4. Received from Helvetia GENE.
/ terry over ordinary cemetery dues, SI23.
CoNNERCIAL.-Since the last report steam.
ers have arrived at this port SIS follows: Va
runa. Flora and Dover, from upper Sacra-
mento river, with bsrges of grain in transit !;
San Joaquin No. with general merchandise
and barge freight from San Francisco. De-
pasted-San joaquin No. 2 and No. for
San Francisco with barges grain Varuna.
Flora and Dover, all with barees light for
upper Sacramento river.
Police CoUKr.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court on Satur.
day: Manuel Ferdinand. disturbing the peace.
fined 80; John Wall, previously convicted
OF disturbing political meeting, fined 81 80 /:
james Robertson, vagrancy. sentenced to ten
days imprisos men. in the county jail.
The RIcoRD UNION acknowledges the re.
ceips Of q CO. y OF the Great Register of Ven.
tura county for 1882. 1t contains 562
names.