Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
, CONCISE LOCALS.

Th;r,y.six eniigraht passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
The Sacramento river is again fallirf, and
last evsning marked 10 Feet inches.
Governor Perkins has sppointed Jchu n.
Grain as Comrnissiorer OF Deeds, TO reside
at London, England.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 2, arGived
from San Francisco yesterday, With general
freight and barge OF lumber.
Governor Perkins has appointed W. 2.
Coleman and L. Ell. Ink Directors Of the
District Board of Agriculture, No. |.
The date Ct the beginning of the next term
OF the Sacramento Seminary, wisl otter par.
ticulars, Is published elsewhere this morning.
Governor Perkins has appointed Fine E.
Roweli as Notary Pnbic fer San BeT-
nardino canrty, to reside at San BsTnardino.
S. C. Deoson, late Superior Judge Of this
COUNTY haa oEenaa- 2 Lax i:s IN the Metro
politan Block, on the corner CT Fifth and X
streets.
G. l.. Williams, doing business in tie city
ard county of San Francisco, hes fled with
the Secretary OF State his claim to the trade
mark, 4" Giant Cement"
John L. Scholefeld yesterday fled his
official boad with the County Recorder rs
Constable Of San Joaquin township, with
Esau Gardner and l.. IL. Fsssett as su eties.
The Grand Jury has been in session two
days, and will continue to-day. Criminal
business and the report of the experts on the
county books are tae matters un Ter cousid.
Grafton.
Excepting the case of alleged nuisance Of
the hiae.cu;iGg ard tsll0w-rendc-ing estab-
lishnent. there was bnt one case called in the
Police Court yesterday, being that cf a
simple drunE, and he not appearing, :ae de-
posis was declared forfeited.
The teachers examination, ,or Quoted by
the County Board of Education a. the High
School building, which commenced on
Wednesday, will close today. There we're
has been reduced TO fourteen, which will coE-
tinue tolay.
Cosrmnes Tribe, No. II, I'm 2roged Oder
of Red Men, last evening elected the follow.
ing officers Sscher, Charles Rood; Senior
Sycamore, J. 2. Counts; Junior Sycamore,
a. J. DAais; Chief OF Record, George b.
Kstzsnsse:n Keeper of Wsupum, Herman
Winters; tinarciai Chief, George B9yne ;
Trustees. J. P. Counts, III. Winters AID Geo.
Beyne.
At an eiscsion of Amity L7dg', K. of f.,
held last evening, the following ere elected
for the ensuing term: Dictator, +. Heilbron
!cS- DlcsetcF, y. l.. UT a. DlCtafor, ID.
Resrd9n; Reporter, +. Avery; FIR. Report
er, A. a. Dassoavi:ls; Tr-ssu-rr. G. +.
Lyon; Chaplain, J. H. DufFg. Tuide. p
Brsnnan; Sentinel. Nnbls Fish,r; T'rus
! tees-D. o. Cook, ". Ii. II willy. John
| Klees Medical Examiner. D. f. 30 Dsrky
Representative w. Grand Lodge, 5. A. Pal
mer; Altsrna.s, G. f. Lyon.
! At the annual meeting Of Etba.l L0dga, I.
| o. Z. B., officers were elsc.s6 for ire ensuing
term as follows: PRECEDENT, D. J. Simmons
! Vice- President. Gas Layenson Recording
SecretSsy II. Wilson; Financial S. c.etsry,
Henry Meyer; Treasurer, o. Ross Assist.
ant Mouito-, Ajax. Lyons Warden. T. Lex
Ben. Steinman, L. Phillip, AI RobiEschek
| Representatives to the Grard d Lodge-B,
Dsnoery, s. Domtrower, Is. Kozmipsky, s.
| Morris, j. s Newmark, A. Nathar, NJ
| r. bits c lek, II. Ross, o. Ross.