Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28
CONCISE LOCALS,

Ninety-nine immigrant passengers will ar.
rive in this city tomorrow.
Mrs. r. s. Carey is lying dangerously III
at her residence on Tenth and II streets.
The new time table of the Central Pacific
Railroad is officially announced this morn
ing.
Governor George G. Perkins came up on
the noon train yesterday from his home in
. .kland.
The Sacramento Literary Institute will
hold a meeting this afternoon for the purpose
of closing up their affairs.
A turkey rsffls is to be held tonight and
tomorrow night at Lafayette Hall, K street,
b tween Third and Fourth.
Secretary of State D. NJ. Burns has suffi.
Gently recovered TO be again at his duties, az
has also Governor Perkins private secre.
tsry, Albert Hsrt.
Persons having bills against the Howsrds
in connection with the entertainment given
hast week are requested to present them TO
Mrs. w. A. Henry to-day.
An owner is wanted at the police station
for plaid frock coat. One Of the pockets
contained Central Pacific Railroad time
card dated November %. 1882.
Superior Judge A. Van R. Paterson, of
San Joaquin county, is in the city, and will
preside iu one of the departments Of the Su.
perior Court during the remainder Of this
week.
Yesterday Governor Perkins appointed e.
wood Cooper, of Santa Barbara, and VIM.
Niles, Of Los Angeles, as directors Of the
Sixth District Agricultural Association of
this State.
Mike Blake, convicted in the Superior
Court last week on charge of grand larceny
and sentenced 30 the Folsom State Prison for
one year. will be taken to that place tenor
row by Deputy Sheriff Newbert.
Our Boys Social Club. at its regular weekly
meeting. elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: President, John j. Heffsr.
nan; Vioe-Plesident, NJ. J. Hamilton Sec
rotary. +. Gallegar /; Treasurer. Fred. Burke.
The chain-geng under charge of officer John
Shellars have beer engaged in making repairs
on the north Ievee fer the last two weeks.
They viii shortly be put to work on the
bridge thst crosses Arcade creek Oh the Au-
burn read.
The Democratic City Central Committee
held meeting last evening, and decided to
call q m ass meeting. to be held at the Court.
hcuse this evening, for the purpose Of maxi
ing nominations for School Directors. to be
voted for at the election Monday, Deem
Der Attn.
Some OF the parties who had money at
stake on the recent "a. hour horseback ride at
Agricultural Pa,k, in which the rider, Ed.
wsrd Ranlett, fell 80 miles short of the dis.
tance fixed, claim there was fraud from the
beginning, while others say drugs were ad-
ministered to the rider through the stimu.
lants that we're given him.
LADILs' CLoAKs.-Pure silk brocade fur.
trimmed, lined with silk. selling for S25-
well worth, if bought regular, $40. Other
styles aud quality from 50 up, at the great
cry goods sae ct Red House.
A fARGE lot ot slightly damaged dolls will
b1 If red on Wednesday, November och, at
Acke:msn's closiug-ous sale. Attend and
supply your wants.
Fur Top, PLUsH.LrSED GLOVES, with patent
spring faster ings, O speciality at Almonds
Sewi Machine Depot, No. SOC J street.
All sizes for ladies' and GENT.
FRESH Apple Cider from thu mountains,
70 cents per gallon, at T. II. Cook & Co.'s
Big Tree Store.
40 CENTS on the dollar seams 20 L-;n, e..