Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-02

springing up in every direction. This year
it seems that the order of things are reversed
the office is not seeking the man, bu. every
man is seeking the Office. NJ. L. Smith, q
weltto-do farmer of Brighton township. a
snoroagn and capable business nan, aspires
70 the office OF Supervisor from the Fifth
District Mr.. Smith is thorough Demo
crat, and will present his name to the Demo.
cratic County Convention. Ct. w. Martin,
sne we'll known grocer at Seventeenth and
n Streets an old and trieo Republican, will
present his name to the Republican County
Convention and ask the nomination at their
hands for Public Administrator. G. W.
hancock, for many years one of the leading
Directors In the State Board of Agriculture,
and member of the city Board Of
Education, ANNOUNCES himself q candidate
Tor the office OF Assemblyma and will ap.
pear before the Convention asking such
nomination. u. Gardner, wood 6eelsr On
street, and ore of the pioneer citiz ms Of
Sacramento, will appear bsfere the Repubii-
can County Convention and ask to be made
the nominee of the party for the office of
supervisor Of the First District.
COUNTY FBAScEs.-It is stated on the
authority of Samuel Blair, who is well known
to bs the NEST faithful member of the Board
OF Supervisors, that the treasury of the
county is empty, aud that, from the present
time until collection of taxes, audited
claims against the county will bear seven per
cent. Interest. Mr.. Blair thinks that at the
close of the present fiscal year the general
fund will be 10 debt $40 900, and that if the
debts of the coputy-that Is, the audited
cisims-are paid during next year and the
current expenses OF the next fiscal year are
met, that the rate of taxation cannot be less
than two per cent. BY the compromise eff.
fected 10 April, the county received in coin
from the railroad about S26, co., IF it had
not been for this the treasury would have
been exhausted by the LIST of May, and the
general fund would have been in debt at the
close of the fiscal year about S66 600. It can
scarcely be denied that the management of
county finances has been extravaganza, and
that the management of county affairs has
been wanting In every element of business
sagacity and financial skill.
ANnSLIcKEYs HEADQUARTERS. -Yester.
day Graham Hall, on Sixth street, between
and K, was opened as an Anti Debris Head
quarters. The hall is being renovated and
rehtted, and when completed will present
fine appearance. 1. n. Hoag, of Washing.
ton, Yolo county, ex-Sscretary Of the State
Agricultural Socisty aud at present agricult-
ural editor OF the RECORD UNION, has been
the institution. A large and elegant banner,
In siz, by 10 feet, viii! be stretched across
the street Ia front Of the hall. The banner
Will be painted after cartoon, ssread
throughout the State some time since, repre-
senting hydraulic mine pouring down slick.
ems upon and destroying the valleys.
SUPERVISOR DISTRICTS. -There are seven
Supervisor Districts in this county, bounded
as fo1lows First D;st.;ok III +L.s - e
Sacramento city north of K and west of Sew
enth street; Second District, all that part OF
Sacramento city south of K aud west OF Sixth
street Third District. all that part of Sac.
ramento city north OF K street and east of
Seventh street ; Fourth District, all that part
of Sacramento city south OF X aud east OF
Siyth street; Fifth District contains all Of
Brighton, Center, Costumes, Lee aud Sutter
townships; Sixth Distric. contains all Of
Granite, Mississippi and Natoma townships !;
Seventh District contains all of Alabama, Dry
Creek. Franklin, Gsorgiana and San Joaquin
townships.
OPEN.AIR CONCERT To-NIGHT. The First
Artillery Band will give an open-air concert
at the Plaza this evening. The following
programme ofSausic will be rendered in their
usual excellent style: Quickstep, wash.
ington Grays J" overture, "Le Chevalier
Breton = quick march, Signal Service !"
waltz, Summer Clouds - clarionst solo,
Wren Polka" by VIM. Flanagan; grand
medley CT Irish airs, "a Peep O. Day ;" schot.
tische, 4" Pretty Kate Ryan :" grand comic
medley, Songs of the People - "Sweet
Spirit Hear Ny Prayer" aud Home. Sweet
Home with variations by VIM. Flanagan
aud Charles Neal
ISsrALLATIos.-At regular meeting Of
Capital Lodge, No. 81, I. o. @. T.. held last
evening, the following officers were installed
by ID. G. w. G. T., L. S. Taylor, to serve
for the ensuing term Abe Wilson, w. G. I. !;
Emma Caldwell. W. r. 81. S.; Teresa
Walker, w. L. IL. s.; Sadie Cummings, w.
V. T.; j. ID. Moynahsn. w. s.; Guasie Nc.
Coy, w. A. s.; Sam Katzanstein, w. Z. s.;
Mrs. Rodgers w. t.; w. Balls, w. c.: W.
Il. Mckinney, w. NJ; e la Stone, w. l. g.;
j. +. Lucas, w. .. G.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following for
Sacramento firms passed Ogden on the ooh
of July: For Locke & Lavenson. roll car.
pet; Lindley & Co., so pals tobacco Booth
4 Co., 80 boxes baking powder Hail, Luhrs
Il Co., 30 boxes spices l.. Elkus & Co., 2
Bundles blankets Huntington. Hopkins &
Co., box boxes 9. L. r. L 156 car wheels;
Billingsley & Co., go bundles broom handles !;
Kirk, Gsary & Co.. "a boxes bottles, bar.
rels fly paper, boxes drugs, basket dye
stuff.
THE CoEcERT.-Mme. julie Rive Kings
piano concert took place at the Congrega-
tional Church last night. L. was poor sea-
ence gathered and was delighted. The high
expectations as to this artist were fully real
lad. She is at once q brilliant clear, forci-
BILE and gifted pianist. Her playing was the
equal OF any ever heard here, il not superior
to any. It was q mastery performance Of
music of the highest order.
The Big CIRous.-Col. John Foster,
agent of the great Robinson circus and me.
nagerie, returned to the city yesterday, and
reports that the big show is doing a marvel
ously large business everywhere it exhibits,
and that it is creating the greatest enthusi-
asm he ever saw during his thirty years In the
profession. Ga the I4sh and 15sh inst. our
citizens will nave the opportunity to Judge
for themselves OF the merits of this much.
praised show.
IHcoRPoRATEp. Articles of incorporation
were filed with the Secretary OF State yes.
teriay of the "Benicia Mills" Principal
- place of business, San Francisco; capital
stock, 100000. divided into two hundred
shares. Direcsors-Solomon Waugenheim,
Simon Newman, Juja Newman, John Gie.
genhein and Henry Wcngenheim.
ANNIVERSARY SocIAL.-A social aud it,
erary entertainment was given at Pioneer
Hall last evening by colored citizens in com.
memoratian of tie fiftieth anniversary of the
emancipation Of slaves in the British West
Indies. X. j. Fletcher delivered an address,
after which the floor was cleared and general
good time was enjoyed.
CRY CEMETERY REPORT. The report of
the Superintendent Of tie City Cemetery for
the month of July is as follows. Died in the
city, IS stillborn. l; brought here for in
terment, II; total, "a. Recsipts for sale of
lote, $50 so; for permits, $50 exhumation
permit, Sl0 Total receipts for the month,
sl27 90.
LATE ARRESTS The following appeared
on the slate at the station house las. night at
IL o'clock: Mrs. Larcsnur, s common drur k
ard, by officer LssyY and Coffee local; Clara
DE, disturbing the peace. by officer Etdred |;
Charley Goens. for safe keeping, by Carroll
and Karcher local.
RAILROAD HosPTrAL.-The following is
the railroad hospital report for the month of
July: Present in hospital July 1ss, 81 /; ad-
mis.ed during the month, AZ discharged,
" remaining iu nospitet lhSntn eaulng July
Slss, "a; private house and office patients
treated, 1853.
INV CITIzES.-An6rew Jacobs. native
>ef Germany, upon bis affidavit that he csme
to the United States under is years of age,
was admitted to citizenship upon the testl.
mony of w. e. Gerber and Fred Kirn.
LAaGE FuNERAL.--The funeral of Mrs. G.
n PNsig,r yesterday afternoon was largely
ate lded. The floral offerings were numes-
GUS, rare and beautiful
PLAcgRyILLR AcspEaY.-This thoroughly
equipped and fourishing Institution viii opez
for its rext term August %, 1882, for both
a3iss and gentlemen. Address O. P. Tindall,
pr;acip,l