Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-24
RREvIPIEs.
TIL Sacramento river at 6 P. NJ. yesterday
s.odd o. the % foot iueh mark.

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tt Saer amento river at P NJ. yesterda
ssodd o. the % foot iuch mark.
There was no court held in either depart
ment of the Superior Court on Saturday.
The Beard of Education will meet at th
Office of the S1p psrintendent at o'clock thi
evening.
The Sacramento order of California Pic
neers had quite pleasant social at their hal
last Sa turday evening.
The f1lg on Pioneer Hall, Saturday, We
placed at half-mast out of respect to th
memery of tbs late B. f. Hastings.
The steamer Governor Dana arrived from
Squaw Hill Friday evening, bringing GOO ton
of wheat consigned to parties in San Frau
Cisco.
The Band of Hope picnic, which was t,
| have been held at East Park Grove Satur
| day, was postponed on account of the in
clemency of the weather.
Seventy immigrants, including ffty-foul
males, passed Carlin en- route to California
Yesterday. They will arrive in Sacramento
| by the overland train this afternoon.
Samuel Bundock, proprietor of the Sacra.
| mento Pottery, died yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Bundock wss the father of Henry Bun.
dock and Mrs. G. Merks, of this city
The residence of Marion Peter, on Roberts
| Island, was destr Dyed by fire Friday morning.
The fire was caused by defective hue The
loss is 81, 800, on which there is no insurance.
Mrs. Winn, lady who was quite well
known in this city some years ago, where she
lived with her daughter, Mrs. David +. Bev-
eridge, died last week at Benicia at ripe old
age.
Two new fve-foot driver wheel lo,omo
tives arrived here Saturday from the Schnee-
tady Locomotive Works, New York, and are
now being set up at the railroad shops in this
city.
The Executive Committee of the Taxpay.
ers, appointed by Chairman Green, is as fol-
lows Chris. Weisel. John Devine, P. A.
Miller, Henry Treichler, E. P. Figg, Fred.
erick Mier.
The bond of A. c. Sweetser, as a Notary
Public for Sacramento county, has been filed
with the County Recorder. 1t is in the sum
of S., 900, with J. II. Carroll and L. L. Lewis
as sureties.
j. Z. Ward, Deputy Sheriff of Stanislaus
county, passed through the city yesterday
morning en- route to the Folsom Prison with
Howard Northrup, who is sentenced to FIVE
years imprisonment for grand larceny.
The following arrests appeared on the slate
at u o'clock last night Alex. Morandus. by
officer Jackson, on charge of battery Geo
Strickland. by same officer, for battery /;
Fred. Hughes, disturbing the peace, by officer
Green.
East Park was opened to the public yester.
day, and several hundred people visited that
pretty summer retreat. A promenade concert
was given by the Hussar band of twenty
pieces. The grounds have recently been put
in excellent condition.
The following is the percentage of the First
Artillery Regiment for the month of March !:
Company A. 77.40; Company Z, 81 % /; Com
panY G, 6S 05; Company i. &C 66; Com
panv T, 70 IS; Company G, SO 81; Cadets,
us; percentage of regiment. S0.1S.
The Land League meeting at Grand Army
Hall, last evening, was largely attended j.
d. Moynahan addressed the mseting. Messrs
Robinson, Adam, Mayne and Fontaneau
and Miss Kay took part in the musical and
literary exercises. Professor Bilsie presided
at the piano.
Joln n Lyman, who resides on l. street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, accidentally shot
himself early yesterday morning. While
handling q pistol it was accidentally dis.
charged The ball took effect in the thigh
and ranged downwards, making a painful
flesh wound.
An adjourned meeting of the County
Democratic Central Committee WAS held in
the Capital Hotel Saturday, for the purpose,
among other things, of selecting delegates to
the State Convention to be held at San Jose
on the 10th of June next. After remarks by
several speakers, it was resolved that the
| Sacramento County Convention be held on
Friday next, 2Sth inst. at / o'clock and
that said Convention shall consist of 260 dele
gates-40 from each Supervisor District.