Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-02
CONCISE LOCALS.

| A ball was given at CORTLAND Thursday
evening. A number of Sacramentans were
present, and report a very enjoyable occa.
| sion.
Yesterday Governor Perkins appointed
| Alexander Gordon and Abraham King Di.
rectors of the Fifth District Agricultural
Association.
There is rumor that J. S. Meredith will
enter the field of contestants and contest the
election of Z. d. Christy as Supervisor from
the Sixth District.
Antoine Aq1ils, who was arrested in this
city last week on charge of grand larceny,
and taken to Solano county foE trial, mas been
honorably discharged.
Court Capitol of the Ancient Order Of For
esters are making arrangements to give an
| anniversary entertainment at Turner Hall on
the 18th of next January.
Tuesday evening Schiller Lodge, No. 105.
/. o o. F., elected the following officers :
Louis Huelsnan, n. G.; George KRONER, V.
L.; John Lindenmeyer, Il. s.; G. Z. Keuch-
Ter, I.
| The special gospal meetings, to be con-
! Quoted at the Y. NJ G. A. rooms, in this
city, by the Scotch Lay Evangelist, John
Currie, will be commenced tomorrow tSuu-
day. afternoon at 3 o'clock.
w. r. Strong & Co., of this city. have
| Issued and sent out copies of a very neat
| illustrated catalogue of seeds, trees, flowers,
fruits. etc., a copy of which Is at hand. TIE
brm mails copies of it on request.
Joseph Hahn declined the nomination for
School Director from the First Ward, for the
reason that he was not resident of the ward
The Democratic City Central Committee
have nominated j. A. Todd for the position.
VIM. Anderson and Charles O'Brien, con.
victed of the murder of Scott, will be taken
to San Quentin to-day, to which place they
have been sentenced fer life. Deputy S eriff
owen will have charge of the prisoners while
en- route.
A man named Norton, fireman on the
Central Pacific Railroad, came to the l. all
road Hospital on Thursday to have an in.
jured hand attended to. He had the third
finger of bis left hand lacerated while load
ing wood near Tehama.
1t is reported that prize fight took place
on vacan. lot at Sixth and Y streets, on
Thursday, between James Murray and Tim
Costello fer $50 side; the stakes being
awarded on foul to Costello after nine
rounds had been fought.
Yesterday Samuel Blair fled with the
County Recorder his official bond, for SIS, ZOO,
as Supervisor for Third District. with Robert
Anderson, L. r. Dray and L. Elkus as sure.
ties Thomas w. Gilmer also fled his official
bond, in ths sum of $1,000 as Justice of the
Peace, with George L. Bates and Charles
Robin IS sureties.
Owners are wanted ct the Police Station
for property described as follows, which was
found in the possession of two tramps who
were arrested at Lathrop a few days ago: One
pair OF gold bracelets, about one inch wide
one morocco case with two silver threads on
top; one vory.handled razor; one nickel
plated watch with marks one suit of clothes,
two shirts, one ink bottle.
A man named William Grimes was ar
rested last July for stealing pair of boots.
Yesterday, in the Superior Court he pleaded
guilty to petit larceny. His counsel asked
that the sentence be light one, on the ground
that he had been sufficiently punished already
by four months confinement, aud also asked
that the commitment be withheld for twenty
four hours to give the defendant time to
leave the city. After a consideration of the
matter Judge DensoR fined the prisoner S25,
and he walked forth free man.