Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25
Total amount in Treasury. ..sl72. 1854
MINOR MENTION.

The Sacramento river marks s fact above
low-water mark.
The Native Sons of the Golden West will
| give a ball at RoseVille Junction tomorrow
evening.
The Democratic county candidates speak at
Michigan Bar tonight, and the Republicans
at HicksviIle.
A meeting of the Second Ward Democratic
Club is called for this evening, to be held at
their headquarters.
The steamer Dover arrived yesterday from
| Chico Landing with the barge Granger,
loaded with whsat
Governor George c. Perkins has appointed
Charles D. Greene Commissioner of Deeds
for Californis, to reside at ST. Louis.
G. T. Collier. of Oakland, came to the
Railroad Hospital for treatment yesterday,
having had a hand badly crushed while coup.
ling freight cars at Dixon.
The Eldred House "voted" yesterday.
| There are accusations of fraud but the face
of the returns show. Ssoneman 81, Estee y,
Mcdonald 10, scattering
| The county candidates en- the Democratic
ticket addressed large gathering of citizens
at Franklin on Monday evening. The speak
ers were frequently applauded.
An excursion train il announced TO be run
to Folsom tomorrow evening, the occasion
being a mass mes ting to be addressed by the
Republican county candidates. The train
will leave the railroad depot at P NJ
It is stated that Chinsnsn passing quietly
along J street on Saturday evening was struck
blow on the head by q young man who had
Just made his exit from saloon. The blow
made deep cash over the eye. No arrest
has been made.
1t is understood that the Superior Court
will give judgment for the defendants Ia the
| tax cases recently submitted. Il IA at the re
guest of counsel, they having agreed to this
In order to save time, as the case would be
carried to the Supreme Court in any event.
Yesterday an old man who gave his age as
% years, but who withheld his name, walked
into the S6ation-houss instead of the depot
and inquired what time the train left for
Reno. Officer Lesvy, seeing that the man
was drunk, provided him with place to lay
down SO that he might become sober. The
officer took his money, which amounted to
ever $500. from hin, thereby deprivisg some
sharper Of good haul.
1t is announced that torchlight procession
will take place on Saturday evening on tho
occasion of the speaking by Hon. II, +
Page and others. The Republican clubs Of
the city are called TO meet at the Courthouse
this evening for the purpose of making ar.
rangements Tor the meeting. The meeting
will be held in the Metropolitan Theater.
Besides Congressman Page, ether speakers
announced TO address the meeting ara George
A. Knight, Grove L. johnson, J. REUTER-, F.
d. Ryan, G. W. Hancock, r. s. Lockett and
the candidates for county Offices.
Charles Shearer, train-dispatcher, received
word few days ago that nice lot of grouse
had been sent to him. Thinking of fine
supper, he invited few friends to partake of
the tasteful tidbits of toe feathery tribs soon
TO arrive. Mr.. Shsarer vert to the noon
train yesterday iuqui ing for er use, but soon
found that they had been appropriated by
trsin-disPatcher Jones, having been by mis-
take made present to him by Hash" a
well.known railroad employee. Consequently
Shearer was brokan-hesr1ed and his friends
"grousely" insulted.
An AFFRAY.-Lsst evening, at Second
and K streets, 6 number of roughs-of the
hoodlum type-attsmpted TO draw a man
by the name of Edward CLARK, hsilipg from
the Norris grant, into a quarrel. At frat
the man refused to notice them, but they
still persisted In their disturbance. He then
turned on them with knife, and laid hold Of
one IF the young fellows. and, according to
report, cut him three times in the back
They again followed him to the corner Of
Third and K streets, where orc of the gang
struck Clark with heavy club, and felled
him TO the sidewalk. Persons who wit
messed the affair interfered AID drove the
hoodlums away.
INCORPORATED. - Articles Of incorpora-
ton were fled with the Secretary Of State
yesterday by the Cooper Medical College.
Directors-L. C. Lane. Henry Gibbons. Jr :,
Richard 81. Plummer. William A. Douglass,
ward R. Taylor. Principal place of bust.
nsss, San Francisco.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the DIST
Instant: For Continental Oil Company, 600
cases Gil; W. A. & c. S. Houghton, l case
ruled paper.