Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

W. Morrow, the Chairman of the Republic
can State Central Committee, has Issued q
circular stating that the Convention has been
called for a late date because it was not
thought advisable by the committee to sub
Jet the Republicans Of the State to the ex.
pense and e+hststing labors of long State
campaign. 1t is of paramount Importance,
however, that they be thoroughly and effec-
lively organized throughout the State.
In furtherance of this end it is re-
quested, when practicable, that each
County Committee select at least one of its
number from each precinct in the county, 90
that, when occasion requires. the county can
be carefully canvassed by precincts; that. a
reference to the requirements of the election
laws will show the necessity for prompt
action on the part Of each County Committee
In the matter of organization, in order that
it may supervise and assist Republican voters
in securing full and proper registration.
The law provides that "every native male
citizen of the United States, every male per-
son who shall have acquired the right of citi.
zenship under or by virtue Of the Treaty Of
Queretaro, and every male naturaliZed citi-
zen thereof who shall have become such
ninety days prior to any election, of the age
OF Fl years, who shall have been a resident of
the State one year next preceding the cleo.
ton, and of the county of which he claims
his vote ninety days, and in the election pre-
cinct thirty days. and whose name shall be
enrolled on the Great Register of such
county, shall be qualified elector thereof. "
lSee. Section 1888 of the Political Code, as
amended by the Act of April 16. lSS0)
OPEN AIR CosoERT.-The open air concert
will be held at the Plaza this evening, when
the following programme of music will be
rendered by the First Artillery Band. Davis.
overture, comic medley" intro end waltz,
Happy Hearts :" schottische. Pretty
Katie Ryan," song and dance; solo. bv L.
w. Davis, Med Kendall's Wood Up :"
waltz, Mary Kelly's Beau" galop, Never
Give Up;" Home, Sweet Home" The
concert commences at o'clock.
METROPOLITAN THEArER. = Commencing
this evening Louis Aldrich and e. T. Parsloe
will play an engagement at the Metropolitan
Thester during the balance of the week, IL
Guiding a matinee on Saturday afternoon.
My Partner" the greatest American drama
ever written, says the bill, will be placed
upon the boards. This was played at the
California Theater for four weeks success
sively.
LATE TRAINs.-The overland train from
the East was about four hours late in arriv-
ing yesterday morning. 1t was detained FIVE
hours at Ogden waiting for the Union Pacific
train. In consequence of this delay the noon
train from the Bay was prevented from COM
ing in on time and arrived ten minutes late.
The eastern bound train was half an hour be-
hind time, being delayed by heavy train.
THANKS RETURNED 1.-The Woodland Guard
Company Fl through their local press return
thanks to the military of Sacramento for
their generous treatment on Decoration Day.
Their special thanks are rendered to Company
G of this city, who entertained them with a
magnificent banquet at Fishers restaurant.
Company + hopes to be able to return the
at some future date.
ANOTHER ExcURsIoN.-Lsst evening the
excursion party of 100 Eastern PEG.
pie who came over the Southern Pacific Rail
road arrived by the regular train from San
Francisco. They proceeded to Auburn, and
passed the night there, and will Cross the
Serras by daylight, and be afforded an OPP
portunity of viewing the splendid scenery Of
that chain of mountains.
INcoRPoRArED.-Tnere was filed in the
Secretary Of States office yesterday articles
of incorporation Of the Morning Star Gold
Mining Company. Principal place of bust
ness, Modesto. Observation-Disclosures Tur-
ner, Jas. r. Briggs, c. L. Payne, Jas. Bur-
Wslthall. Capital stock, $4,000, divided
into l, 900 shares.
NEW COURT OF FoREsTERs members
of Club Sacramento, organized for the pur-
pose of instituting new Court of the Ancient
Order of Foresters in this city. will meet this
evening at DIR. Pinkham's Office for the pur-
pose of bslloting upon new applications to
become members and receiving applications
from eligible persons who desire to join the
new Court.
CITY DELINQUENT TAXEs.-City Collector
Putnam has completed the roll of delinquent
taxpayers and delivered it to the Auditor,
who will examine it and then transfer the
document to the District Attorney to enforce
collections. The total assessment was S222,-
III. OF this amount S210, 119 80 was col
lected. leaving the amount delinquent SILL
997 so.
TRADE MARK-Ye Yesterday the firm of An
derson L Hamm, of this city, filed with the
Secretary of State their claim for a trade
mark, TO consist of vignette with the words
{" One Price arranged in the center, blank
space being left for that purpose, and the
words "Farmers' and Mechanics Store" are
to be arranged about the vignette as may be
desired.
AUCTION OF REAL EsTATE.-Sherburn &
Smith will sell by auction to-day, at IL A. NJ,
on the premises, the east half of the south
half of lot l, and all of lot 2, G and III, Sixth
and Seventh streets, with six houses thereon;
and also the south quarter of lots and 4, G
and d, Tenth and Eleventh streets. Terms
and conditions at the sale.
ARREsTs.-These arrests have been made
by the police since our last report: All Goey,
vagrancy, by officers Eldred and Green !;
Dennis Teges, malicious mischief, by officers
Ash and Ferral john Doe, drunk, by officer
Dunlevy; Rebecca Hennessey, leading dis
solute life by officer Lsavy and local Karcher.
THE HUssAR Enthusiastically the
Hussar band Vas omitted from our report of
the procession on Decoration Day. They
headed the procession, marched and played
we'll, and were frequently complimented by
observers. 1t was their first appearance in a
public procession.
FOURTH OF JULY.-The Fourth of July
meeting called by the Board of Trustees on
Monday last to meet this evening has been
postponed by order of the Board, and is now
called for to morrow evening at half. past
o'clock, at the county Courthouse.
BLACK LILY.-At the southwest corner of
Sixth and | streets, in this city, there may
now be seen in bloom a very dark-red lily,
called by some a black lily. 1t is consid-
cred quite curiosity. The bleem is Is
inches in length.
FLoRAL.-Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain, of
Seventeenth and NJ streets, in this city, sent
a very fine collection of flowers from her gar
den az contributions to be used on Decoration
Day. Her name was omitted from the list
heretofore published.
WARRANTS READY.-To-day the warrants
will be ready to be delivered to the city school
teachers for their last months salary at the
office of the City Auditor.
EMIGRAHTs. - Fifty-thre emigrants will
arrive here this afternoon from the East by
the Central Pacific Railroad SO of them are
males.
SACRAMENTO INvENToR.-David Lubin, OF
this city, has been granted patent at Wash
ington for reversible shirts and collars.
APPoINTED.-John c. Reid has been APP
pointed Notary Public for San Joaquin
county, to reside at Stockton.
THOSE delicious biscuits, which are the pc.
culiar pride of every Southern table-that
are as white as snow. and melt in the mouth
like clotted cream-canpot be made unless the
materials are of the purest. Your kitchen
expert is very careful in this respect. CUES
tioning an old auntie az to the cause of the
wilderness and delicious flavor Of her biscuits
she replied well, declar, dun mo zact
ly. | sllars made good biskits, but lately,
somehow they seem to be better'n usual.
"What do yeu use to make them 30 light p
Ode risin'? Oh, 1 take de New England
Rakin, Powder I dnan Like de Yankee