Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-29
CAPITAL CHIPS.

The mercury at noon yesterday stood at
7S'.
Ethan Lodge Of The B. B. secs officers to-
| night.
The police Of this city will be mounted and
move at the head Of tie procession on the
Fourth OF July.
The pay car arrived yesterday and paid of
some of the employees. It will finish paying
| off this morning.
Parties who ride almost daily on the RIVER
side road say that the same is not kept in
proper condition.
Fruits, such as peaches, apricots, plums,
pears and berries, are plentiful and cheap In
the Sacramento market.
| The Sacramento river yesterday at noon
stood at II feet iuches-a fall of three
| inches in the preceding twenty-four hours.
Hugh NJ. Larue and DR.. w. S. Msnlove, it
is reported, will be candidates for the Senate
before the Democratic County Convention.
P. Bryding, proprietor of the fremont
House, on street, between Front and Sec.
ond, is having it overhauled and refurnished
throughout.
1t has been rumored that there were several
cases of small. pox at Davisyile. DIR. Gard
ner, who came from there yesterday, says the
report is entirely false
Sacramento Parlor Of the Native Sons OF
the Golden West met last evening and deoid-
ed to take part as body in the National cell
ebration on Tuesday next
The wholesale fruit and produce dealers in
Sacramento have a large force of men work
ing night and day filling orders for points
east of the Sierra Nevadas.
The Chinese vegetable peddlers arrested Tor
bedding without license have employed =.
7. Jones as counsel, and will test the consti-
nationality of the ordinance.
There was q large meeting of the Grand
Marshars Aids at the County Courtroom
last evening. The Executive Committee OF
the Fantasies also met last evening.
Bat one name appeared on the slate at the
station house last night and that was Louis
Kavanaugh, an old drunk, taken in by officer
Dunlevy and charged with sleeping on the
sidewalk.
The case of Wilson vs.. Wilson in Depart
ment No. Two of the Superior Court is attract
ing considerable attention. Over fifty wit
nssses have been subpenaed, and all are in
attendance.
The fruit-packers. cannsfies and orchard
lists in and around Sacramento are employing
white help whenever it can be obtained,
There is 3 disposition on the part OF all to-
GET along WIN as HtIie Cuine5e heiP 10 P0o'
sible.
Early yesterday morning fire was discov.
cred in the Fulton Market. at the corner Of
Fifth and X streets. Officer Carroll and
others who happened along at that time, dis
covered and put it out without ringing IN for
the department.
The British Mutual Benefit Association
has procured fine twelve-foot British ensign.
The flag consists of red ground with the
Union o. red, white and blue in the corner,
that being the only fl sg allowed to be used by
any British society, and the same as is used
on every British mercantile marine ship.
earle & Croly are getting along rapidly
with their work at the Metropolitan Theater.
They say that the work will be completed
within the time specified in the contract, and
then Sacramento can boast of having one of
the neatest, most substantial and best-ap-
pointed theaters west of the Rocky Mount
aims.
ALLEGoRIcAL CARs.-Five allegorical cars
are being decorated by Boyne on o street,
between Tenth and Eleventh. They attract
the attention of all who pass that way, and
it is the Judgment of those who have seen
TIE one that is completed, that they will be
one Of the mos. attractive features of the
cel6DrALl0n. n large nutUOSr Oh young laIleS
have expressed tteir willingness to assist in
making this part of the days entertainment
success. 1t has been ascertsined that sew
eral more volunteers to take specially de-
sirable characters are wanted.
GONE TO THE FRONT. - One hundred
Cinnamon were sent by the railroad yester.
day to Willows, where they will engage in
the construction of the new railroad from
that point. About 100 Cinnamon also went
over the hill to Reno to engage in railroad
construction.
CALIFORNIA WISEs.-The wines Of Cali
fornia are fast taking the place of European
wines in the Eastern and Southern States.
Yesterday carload of wine was shipped to a
firm in Waco, Texas, by james l. Felter 4
Co. of this. city.
IMMIGRANTs.-Eight, -four immigrant pas
sengers passed Carlin yesterday en- route to
California. There are sixty males in the
party They will arrive in Sacramento by
the afternoon train to-day.
PosTPoNED.-On account of the severe i'll
ness of G. 2. Riehl, the picnic announced to
come off at Freeport July All has been post
poned indefinitely.