Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-09
BRgvITIEs.
Sacramento river 20 feet.

Sacramento river 20 feet.
The weather yesterday and last evening
was very cool and pleasant.
The wholesale dealere in Sacramento at
the present time are doing very large bust
ness.
Ackerman & Co. shipped yesterday to
various PORTIONS of the State 1856 crates of
crockery.
Sam Mcdonald has been elected Foreman
Of Hose Company No. 2. The vote stood:
Mcdonald Z, Rose 5.
Z. w. Woodward, inspector of rife prsc-
tice on the staff of Colonel III. d. Ranlett,
has rendered his resignation, and the same
has been accepted.
frankie Frey, the woman shot Wednes-
day evening ia Louis Strauss dancing saloon,
is getting along all right, and her wound is
not thought to be dangerous.
The military headquarters at the corner of
Sixth and L streets will soon be ready for
occupancy. The companies will move into
their new armory next week.
Sergeants Cashar and Vastren. of the
United States army, passed through the city
Yesterday, en- route to San Francisco with
two deserters captured in Nevada.
Dennis Nearaey, the sand-lot orator who
was sentenced to serve 100 days in the
County Jail for adultery, and escaped few
days since from the chain gang, near the
hospital, has been recaptured.
Chief Karcher arrested at Lodi yesterday
q man by the name of NJ. j. Mowry.
Mowry is charged with having obtained,
under false pretenses, S275 worth of goods
from G. w. Chesley, OF this city.
At meeting of the Governors Guard,
Second Lieutenant Kay was chosen First
Lieutenant, and Sergeant Swift for Second
Lieutenant. Colonel Sheehan has recon-
mended that their commissions be issued.
Hrs DEscR1PTIoN.-The travelling dentist
who has been wandering through the country
swindling widows and orphans, and who has
30 many aliases, is described as follows by
the Chief of Police: Charles Holman, alias
R. Nj. Sanders, alias S. P. Danforth, alias
Saffisld, alias Miller; native of Maine; age,
80 years hight, 6 feet, l inch; hair, dark
brown, slightly mixed, with gray. and grows
very thick and low down on his forehead
heavy, brown chin beard and mustache
weight, 215 pounds.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Louis Policy, of the firm
of Hebron & Co., well known throughout
the State as a butcher and cattle dealer, died
in New York Wednesday, of heart disease
Mr.. Policy was native Of Hanover, and 3S
years of age. He started for Europe about
four weeks ago, under direction of his medi-
cal advisers, in hopes Of regaining his health
Mr.. Policy for many years was engaged in
business with the Heilbron brothers, of this
city, and had many warm friends here and in
San Francisco.
FOURTH OF July FUNDs.-Considerab
inquiry has been made concerning supposed
large sum of money left over by the celebra.
ton committee of the 4th of July, 1881. Elk.
animation yesterday resulted in the showing
that small sum was left over. By order Of
the Finance Committee a portion of it was
contributed to the expenses of the Garfield
ob,equies; the balance, some SS8, has been
turnediover to the Fourth of July Celebra.
ton Committee for 1882.
FANTAsTIos.-The Fantasies held meet
ing at the Courthouse last night. There was
a large attendance and much earnestness
manifest to add all that is proper to the
merry side of the Fourth of July celebration.
The meeting decided to work in harmony
with the General Celebration Committee,
but put rider on the agreement in the shape
of proviso that the fantasies shall be al
lowed $500 of the collections to aid in their
celebration.
CAPITAL TURF CLUB.-The Capital Turf
Club will meet at the reading rooms of the
Capital Hotel this evening, at o'clock. Ar
ranging for the special purses, and other i'm.
portant business, will come before the meet.
ing. The officers request that all members
attend and assist in maturing the plans for
next weeks races.
OErICERs ELEorED.-Eureka Lodge, No.
IL. o. o. T., elected officers for the term
commencing July LIST. as follows: Elwood
B.uner, N. G.; L. N. Billings, V. G.; Edwin
Glover, R. s L. B. Berk. Treas; w. B.
Davies, W. G. Felch, Sam. Smith. Trustees.
FINANCE CoMMTTEFs.-D. Lubin, Chair.
man of the Fourth of July Finance Commit
tees. desires all the ward committees of the
citjzsns' meeting and of the fantasies to
meet him at the Golden Eagle Hotel at $3.50
this morning.
IMMIGRANTs.-One hundred and five i'm.
migrants. including 70 females, passed Carlin
Yesterday, en- route to California. They~ill
arrive in Sacramento by the overland train
this afternoon.