Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-08
SAcRAMENro. April 4. ISS2.

SACRAMENTO, April 4. 1882.
To the County Board Of Supervisors, Sac
ramento couuty-Gentemen | would re-
spectfully recommend that the petition of the
above-named petitioners be granted.
CHARLES Z. BISHOP,
Sup't of Schools, Sacramento county.
MILITARY MATTRRs.-The First Artillery
Regiment will hold battalion drill Tuesday
evening at the Pavilion. Major Mckee com
handing. Gaard-mnunting and all the incl
dent details of posting reliefs will be OBJ
TIE new non. commissioned officers
Of Company B are Firss Sergeant, Herbert
G. Cantwell Second, Harry w. Klays
Third, Thomas i. Smith; Fourth, P. A.
Grace Fifth, A. S. Woods; Sixth, Thomas
L. Wiseman; Seventh, Ben O'Neil Eighth,
J. B. King Corporals-Thomas G. Cor
rigap, Timothy OFlaherty, Peter g. King,
John f. Best, Harry r. Snow, P. j. Cos
tello, George j. Johnston, Anthony Cook,
Aug. j. Reimers. Company A-W. A.
Coates, First Sergeant /; and John Stein
miller, z. Mcdonald, r. j. Dolan, j. M.
Brown aud L. N. Earight, Serge ants. Cor
Ogg, J. !. Maloney, Otto Butcher, William
Kelly, John Palm, Albert Kohler. Com
pauy G-Corporals John H. Hogan and
james A. Davis as Sefgeants, and privates
John l.. Hughes, 7. J. Sheehau, w. p.
Stoner, A. j. Plant, James P. McGinness
and John Desmond as Corporals. Colonel
Sheehan has received and delivered to Chap
lain Rice his commission. He ranks as Cap
tain on the regimental staff. Sergeant j. L.
McNif, of Company G., has been appointed
to act as Sergeant, Major of the First Ar
tilleIy Regiment, and Sergeants 2. McDRs
aid Company Al and T. +. Smith Company
b as Right and Left General Guides of the
Regiment. Captain Harvey, of Company
3, acting under appointment by Court to
pass on the correct standing of five members
of Company A, has decided that cadet, on
being transferred from cadet company to a
regular company Of the National Guard OF
California, must be resworn.
GRAsGERs' REUNION. The Grangers held
a reunion at Enterprise Hall, Walsh's Sta
tiop. Thursday. There was a large attend
ance, some 600 people being present. There
were representatives present from San Joa-
quin, Placer and Suffer counties. Addresses
were made on current topics, leading speech
on hydraulic mining being made by George
Ohleyer, Of Suffer county. A resolution was
adopted reciting the damages iut1 cted by
hydraulic mining and the change it was fore
ing in transportation Of products by destroy
ing the river, and concluding thus: Re
solved, That it is the duty Of the State to
preserve her river channels, to stop the
by the notwithstanding interest
of the channels Of cur rivers as ease pents
for their t2ilings." la the evening very
successful masked ball was held. The re-
union was very pleasant and profitable al
fair to all who attended.
AUCTION To-DAY.-Bell & Co, auc-
tioneers, will sell to-day at 1880 o'clock,
at the residence of Joseph Hahn, No.
110l Fl street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth, on account of departure for the
East, all the elegant and well kept furniture
and household goods, consisting, in part, as
follows: Two elegant walnut, rna-ble-top
chamber sets, one parlor set of three pieses,
one elegant pier glss7, oil paintings and
chromos, fine body Brussels and tapestry ard
stair carpets throughout the entire house
also, one elegant walnut, marble-top side
board, extension table. dining-1oom chairs
also, one fine Stewart stove, with copper
boiler and fixtures complete. crockery. glass
and woodenware, garden hose, tools, etc.
OSCAR WLDE's LAsr.-Oscar Wilde, pet
and esthetic apostle, will lecture at the Con-
gregational Church at P. NJ to-day. His
subject will be 1.-The House Beautiful 1t
will be his farewell lecture on the Pacific
coast. This matinee lecture at half rates is
given at tie request of many who were una.
BILE to hear the lecturer when he was here last
week. The sur jact of the lecture is calcu-
lated to attract all who feel an interest IN
making their homes attractive to the eye and
as beautiful as may be, and as Wilde holds
that every home. however humble, may De
made a beautiful one, the interest is ava
kened to hear how, according to him, it may
DO done.
RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMENT.-N. E.
white, who was appointed Deputy State Ii
brarian under agreement by the State LII
brarian and the Directors of the library, has
resigned the position, and Librarian WALTZ
has appointed to fill the vacancy G. Il. Gum
of San Francisco.
MICHIGAN BAR MISEs.-Hilton and Tay
lor have discovered quartz pocket in mint
Lear Michigan Bar, in this county, thai
promises to prove valuable. The decomposee
quartz and clay assays nearly SlOO TO the ton
EAsrKR-The ladies of ST. PauPs Church
are preparing to decorate as extensively as
the scarcity of f1wers will permit. The
Rev. r. N. Chapman, D. D., will administer
Holy Communion after the morning service
on Easter. The music will be rendered by {
double quartet, as follows: Christ the Lore
Is Risen," aria from Mczlrt; Christ Oul
ID =. ~ fkI,li,ar,sl. Itigr-ia pafri }
in D fat Qejealj; Gloria in Excelsis, in I
fat tPease) lie Deum." in b fat lfreucb)
"Jubilate," in q (Wilhams); offsrtory
" Nsz1rsth" (Gounoo): "Gloria Tibi." in |
(pauis); Hymn 80 (Worgarl; Hymn 10,
(Syrinsl The L asEer festival of the Sunday
school will take place in the evening att.
VEGETABLEs.-A large invoice of choici
spring vegetables will arrive daily, con
sis!ing of ripe tomatoes, cucumbeIs, greer
peas, rhuharb. green peppers, new tomatoes
asparagus, Roman lettuce and fine bleachec
celery. as we get sli our vegetables direc
from the growers, we can supply our custom
era with the freshest and cheapest in the city
d. DeBernardi & Co.
LADIES, do not fail to visit the woni erfu
display Of millinery goods to-day at Rec
House.
THOSE Red House candles. Is for q cents
ald the Red House soap, are seemingly tax
ing the lead in that trade.
We WILL offer to-day special bargain.
in mems lightweight summer suits, pricei
from IS 80 to Sl3 30, at the Red House. :
A BEAUTIFUL line of new ruchipgs, collar
ettes, fohus, ties. etc, opened out for salt
this morning at the Red House.
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