Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-21
MINOR MENTION

TIE Treasurer of Kern county settled with
the State. paying int its treasury the sum of
S21. 7iS 20.
Two hundred and twenty. seven immigrants
passed CarIin, New yesterday, to arrive in
this city tomorrow.
This evening the Republican county can
didatts will speak at Walsh's station, and
the Democratic nominees st Gait.
William A. January, Treasurer # Santa
Clara county, has settled with the State, pay
leg into its treasury the So of 50 no %.
The First Ward Democratic Club held
meeting at Graham Hall last evening. Dr.
Montgomery presided, and there was good
attendance.
The charge of Enforcement against James
Kellahar was dismissed in the Police Court
yesterday, there being no prosecuting witness
present. It was by the consent of the City
Attorney, who said the charge ought never
to have been made.
COUNTY HOSPITAL SUPPLIES. Board
of Supervisors have awarded contracts for
supplies for the County Hospital as follows
To Gerber Brothers-Beef by the side, at Sc
per pound; mutton, by the carcass, at s; per
pound. To Kuchler-Bresd, az 50 90 per 100
pounds. For Groceries d. Diersseu-
LOCO pounds dried apples, at S4 90 per 100
pounds; 400 pounds bacon, 0. T.. ct 14llc per
pound 8 dozen brooms. at 81 90 per dszsn
100 pounds candies, at $40 "a per loo pounds;
l,500 pounds cornmesl, at 81 80 per leo
pounds 400 dozen eggs, at 81 per dozsp;
200 pounds ham, o T., at 17B: per pound
200 pounds dried peaches, at = per pound
2 COO pounds Golden G sugar, at $40 20 per
100 pounds 600 pounds sugar, az S11 95
y,ar 100 r.ny,f-TS IN IL, 60, 80 l.,
pound; 800 pounds salt, at So per 100
pounds; 500 pounds laundry soap. at 81 20
per leo pounds; 500 pounds NJ Ii tea. at
500 SO par 100 pounds. To s. Dwyer-6 600
pounds bears, l.. White. at 81 43 per 100
pounds; 500 pounds coffee, c. r., at SO III
per 100 pounds; 600 pounds cod fish, Cali.
forpia No. l, at So GIL per 100 pounds 100
pounds cheese, No. l. at 50 423 per 100
pounds $50 pounds hominy, at So S4f per
loo pounds; Is pounds mustard, at Toe per
pound a barrels mackerel, No. extra, at
81 AL per half barrel; barrels oatmeal,
Schumacher, at S1l III Der barrel; 500 pounds
onions, at 70, per 100 pounds 80 pounds
pepper, ground, at 1l5c per pound 200
pounds sage. at 81 4Sa per 100 pounds 200
pounds tobacco, at SAL &C per 100 pounds
80 gallons China nut oil, at 544 per gallon
300 pounds BAyo beans. at 81 12B per 100
pounds; 10 gross matches, at 81 664 per
gross. To I'll. Winters-l0 boxes No l
macaroni, at 7l2c per box; Il dcz,n canned
oysters, Bayers, at 81 SO per dezsn: 80
pounds rice, S. v, at 81 70 per 100 pounds
200 gallons golden syrup. at SOC per gallon
100 gallons vinegar, at 1910 per gallon 10
boxes ver micelli, at Tic psr box. To Schsden
d Rodegerdts-100 pounds cornstarch, at 81
per pound; 800 pounds chicory, coarse
ground, at 81 70 per 100 pounds 200 pounds
pearl barley, at So 80 per 100 pounds 100
pounds raisins, at So o. per 100 pounds; SEQ
pounds sal soda, at 81 80 per 100 pounds.
CONCERT LAST EVENING The reunion
concert given last evening at the Congrega-
tionsl church under the auspices of the ladies
of that society was very successful. The
house was well filed with an attentive and
highly APP reciA.ive Hence. The programme
was a. follows: Qlartes, "Tbe Skylsrk,"
Miss Miilikin, Mr.. Carter, Messrs. Beau
mont ard Bruner; piano solo, Bonnie
Door," Miss Martha B;.tlefeld trio, flute,
clsrionette and piano. Messrs. Terry and We'll
and Mrs. Barkay dust, directing Men
delssohB) Ne. Beaumont and Mrs. Carter
SOLO. Miss L NINA Felter Instrumental duet,
Trovatore,n Misses Gregory and Bstcher;
solo, The Unfaisaed Song" Mr.. Elwood
Bruner trio, " Z yening" SMART, Messra
Baillargeon and Beaumont and Mrs. Garter
solo, The Huntsmsn's Horn (Whitel Miss
Millikiu double quartet, Tell Me, Flora "
(PinsutI), Misses Millikin, Felter and Woods.
Mrs. Carter, Messrs Beaumont, Parker,
Bruner and Baiilargeon The several num-
bers were given with good effect and tie pco
gramme was tnuch extended by responses il
answer to encores
FIRST REGGMENT.-At meeting of the
officers Of the First Artillery Regiment, held
last evening at Armory Hail. subscription
fund was raised for the benefit of the Wool.
land Company, whose armory was destroyed
by fire last Sunday morning. The companies
of this city pledged certain amount 4ch.
Captain Brown, of Company Z. CamptoH-
vile, was present and pledged his company
in the sum of $50 General Tozsr was also
present and donated $50. The total amount
subscribed will reach 500.
VALIsE REcovERED.-A nan named J. f.
Brannan was arrested by officers jackson and
Martin on Wednesday, charged with stealing
a valise filed with clothing from the Union
Hotel during last fair week The Gaze has
been in charge of officer Jackson since the
larceny occurred. Ga WedDss lay the valiee
was scld to a second hand clothing dealer,
which was the clue that caused the arrest.
The contents of the vali5e were all recovered
yesterday.
FIRE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was
sounded last evening at 6:55 o'clock 1t
proved to have been caused by brush fire
outside Of the fire limits. AS engine No. l
was on its way to answer the alarm it mar
| rowly escaped colliding with pile of lumber
on K street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
The foreman of No. l says the ENGINE barely
escaped the same obstruction on another &C.
casion some two weeks since.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester.
day James Kalshar, charged with embezze-
ment, was discharged. no prosecuting witness
appearing. Charles Vaudely forfeited s. de-
posted ON a charge of being drunk. The case
of Willie Keene, charged with grand larceny,
was dismissed.