Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

the efficient gatherer-in of luckless dogs, has
been reappointed to the responsible and ex'
allied position of Deputy Poundmaster. There
were many applications for this distinguished
position, and it was feared for some time that
Mitchell would be lost to the municipality,
because of loud calls for his services from
envious cities Mr.. Mitchell is, without
question, as able and efficient an officer In his
line of business as the State can command.
He can catch canine and dump it into his
cage-wagon with more grace, ease and celer.
ity, and collect the fee for redemption with
more alacrity, than any living man in fact,
in that business, has always been regarded as
diamond" in the rough and without a
peer. He states that he enters upon the du.
ties of his office with renewed determination
to see that all the provisions and sections OF
the dog codes are observed, and that untagged
dogs, large or small, will in the future be
gathered in regardless of race, color or pre-
vious condition. It will therefore be in order
for the dogs to give Black Diamond wide
berth, if they do not happen to have "tag y
handy. Charles also desires it to be under
stood that he no longer drives horse through
whose ribs the captious critic can read by
holding a newspaper on one side and tsllow
dip on the other.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN.-The Odd
Fellows celebration committee met last night
to arrange for the observance of the 63i an
niversary Of the Order: The following con-
ssitute the committee: Sacramento Lodge
No. Wv. II. Sherburn, Nelson Wilcox,
Frank Brown. Eureka Lodge No. Nv.
B. Davies, G. w. Siddall, E. L. Grimes.
FL Dorado Lodge No. SIS. Giusherg, j. M.
Smith, B. Barnes. Capitol Lodge No. 81
Ed. M. Martin, w. d. Stalker, n. S.
Nichols. Schiller Lodge No. 105-P. New,
man, JOS. Fritz. Geo. Kuchler. Industrial
Lodge No. 157-Thomas Warmly, James
Stewart J. c. Carroll. Pacific Eacampment
No. Ezra Pearson, j. II. Miller, John
Watt. Occidental Encampment No. 42-
Geo. B. Blue, T. d. Moore, S. A. Wolfe.
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge No. s.
Miss Mary Murray, Miss Georgia Guthrie,
Mrs. Lizzie Dillman. Germania Rebekah
Degree Lodge No. 31-Mrs. W. Schwarz
Miss Laura Krebs, Miss Lizzie Cook. The
committee is organized with these officers {:
President, Ed. NJ. Martin Secretary, W. B.
Davies; Treasurer, Nelson Wilcox. 1t was
resolved to celebrate the anniversary by Civ
ing picnic at Leet's Grove, April 18th.
MAsQUERADE.-The seventh annual masque
ball will be given by Our Friends Social and
Dramatic Club, st Turner Hall, Friday even
ing, March Slst. Lists are now open with J.
B. Klune, 226 street; Charles Dohn, next
TO Turner Hall; W. b. Miller, 62S street E;
Day & Joy, 1923 Eighth street; and in the
hands Of all members Of the Club. Tickets,
admitting gentleman and lady, 81 80; extra
ladies' tickets, 50 cents carriages, extra, 81.
All applications for ladies' tickets must be
left at Turner Hall between the hours of s
A N. and P. n. Carriage list now open at
Turner Hall. TIE Club announce the neat
est decorations eyer in Turner Hall, and well
worth seeing. Calcium lights in charge Of
NJ. S. Hammer. a large and varied assort-
ment of costumes now at Turner Hall, by
Mrs Friedlsnder. All naskers must iden-
reputable characters allowed in the hall under
any circumstances. Eleven valuable prizes
now on exhibition at w. B. Miller's, 62S J
street.
BILLIARD ToURNAMKNT.-The game at the
tournament last evening was played by Lloyd
and Ed. Robbins. There were
many spectators present. The game Of Mr..
Robbins was good one, as the score below
shows He made some very fine shots which
elected applause several times from the
audience. The following was the result i:
Robbins-0 4 12372OOO1 811O
050120500 1913
00133I2 225O1S37 309I131 25-
200; average, 1873. Amsden-1 00121 9
OO03O22 030O020 0I00021
00020 10 0 II o. 040020 0 10
011533 Cpl; average, 55 90. Mes5rs.
Gamble and Flint play this evening.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento to ar
rive on the 25.h instant For the RECORD.
UNION, l barrel printers ink; Whittier,
Fuller & Co, 20 barrels lard oil; Central
Pacific Railroad Company, 2 barrels machine
oil J. j. Dobson, rolls carpet; Locke Il
LavensoD, u rolls carpet, 3 boxes oilcloth +;
Lindley & Co., 20 cases pigs feet; A. Dem
merry & Co., 2 crates earthenware Adams,
Mcneil & Co, 10 boxes hams Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, barrels hinges A. A. Van
VOORHEES, 4 Co., 5 boxes carriage irons
Baker & Hamilton, 3 boxes hardware L..
Elkus & Co., l9 boxes hats Bee, 70 bundles
news printing paper.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Uncle Toms
Cabin was presented much more smoothly
last night by jay Riaps troupe. The blood.
hounds worked up the effect in the first
act to the thrilling point. The house was
crowded and the performance gave sstisfac.
ton. Baby Newcombe as Eva has already
become great fayorite and shares the honor
with Miss Partington as Topsy, Stockwell
as Marks, Hicks as Phineas, and Miss Flor
ence as Ophelia. The same bill again TO.
night. This is the first dramatic troupe that
has in years played here at Eastern prices,
nd at IN for ha ff1ll
houses.
Police COURT.-In this Court yesterday
the following cases we're disposed of James
Sullivan, petit larceny, pleaded not guilty
found guilty, nevertheless, and find $50, or
sixty days in the County Jail Henry, alias
Paddy West, grand larceny, discharged !;
Charles Pasquine, violation of Sunday law,
continued to March ooh; George Jones,
drunk, pleaded guilty and fined s., or five
days in the City Jail; Jacob Fuller. petit
larceny, continued to the 29.h; c. II. Chinn,
George Smith, John Dolan and John Kelly,
stealing rides on Central Pacific cars, dis
charged on payment OF costs.
To BE EXAMINED IN SAN Francisco
Postoffice Inspector J. II. Mahoney received
dispatch last evening from Philip Teare,
United States District Attorney, requesting
that the parties arrested by Mahoney for
mail robbery be brought to San Francisco for
examination. A Deputy United States Mar
shall arrived from San Francisco last evening,
and will take the prisoners below to-day.
In the examination of the effects of conductor
Wensiey they found a number of railroad
tickets that had been taken up and not used.
The prisoners have been kept separate and
tell very different stories.
Police SLATE The following appeared on
the police slate at II o'clock last night c.
J. Rosei, battery, by officer Campbell !;
Robert Bruce, battery, by officer Domingos i;
John Welsh, John Merisch. VIM. Deans and
James Harvey were furnished beds at the
CITY Jail last evening VIM. MeGullis aud
John Wilson, two healthy beggars, were
taken in by officer Arlington. They were
begging coin on Second street When
at the station both had coin on their
person; one 81 10.
AUCTION SALE.-Bryant & Co. will sell at
auction on Thursday. March so 1882, at
10 30 A. NJ, at their store, No. 405 J street,
tan chamber sets, with mattresses complete !;
walnut and other bedsteads. chairs, tables,
pictures. chromos, stoves, crockery, cabinet
makers bench, bagatelle table complete, etc.
STATE PRISON JUTE WoBKs.-The Board
of State Prison Directors have issued invita-
tions to leading citizens and the press
throughout the State to attend the opening OF