Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-25
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Dog Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III 36
X, L, Ninth and Tenth street Fund.-. l3 20
Total. .s2l1,142 %
BoYs IN BLUE.-The Sacramento Camp of
the Boys in Blue held called nesting last
night in the ofice of Justice Coggins for the
purpose Of making arrangements to take part
in the coming Republican primaries, with
view to secure representation. The meeting
was largely attended, and much interest was
manifested throughout the entire session.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted Whereas, As we are about to
enter upon warm political campaign, in
which our old enemies seem to have sue
ceeded in getting the larger number of The
nominations of the opposing party, put
ting a Union General at the head
Of their ticket merely as q figure head,
therefore be it resolvel: l. That being
body Of old soldiers, who in the time of
trouble. when the country was in danger
of disruption, Tisked cur lives that the
right might succeed, and all enemies Of this
glorious republic fall, do to-day, not forget
ting our old discipliHe, stand shoulder to
shoulder for that same party, and are deter
mined to he victorious Ia the coming cleo
bAUu -iAs We, tii6 4Dsa1S III due u DdC
ramento Camp, propose to SCI with the Re-
publican party, and to support the nominees
of the Republican County and State Conven-
tons. That having been the representa-
tiyts of the people in her armies and navies
in 1876, We respectfully ask that our or
ganization he given 8 good representation
froia the different wards, 10 the Convention
soon to assemble in this city,"
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMIT.
rEE.-The Republican County Central Com
mittee met last evening ct the Rhoads and
Townsend House. Present, A. J. Rhoads,
G. G. McMullen. Grove L. johnson, n. i.
Drew, C. c. Brown, s. j. Jackson, P. r.
Beckley and Edward Christy. The commit
tee appointed to draft resolutions of respect
to the memory of jerome g. Davis, deceased,
former Cnsirman of the Board, made their
report and the same was adopted. The COLI
mittee appointed at former meeting to sp-
portion the number of delegates that each
precinct shall vote for at the primary
election, TO be held Saturday, August
9TH, to serve ia the County Conven-
ton that viii convene at Turner
Hall of IL o'clock a. N. Wednesday, August
9th, made their report. After considerable
discussion the committee as whole agreed
upon the following spportionment: First
| Ward II delegates, Second Ward 10, Third
| Ward 20. Fourth Ward &c, Guthrie's4, Suffer-
vile 4, Pockman's 2, Perkins g. Pattersen's 2,
Couche's l, Antelope 3, HowelPs T. Michigan
Bar 2, Live Oak 2, Ashland 2, Folsom Z,
Mormon Island 2, Hallway House 2, Florin
| 8, Elk Grove 3, Union House 2. Freeport 8,
Georgetown 8. Richland 2, CORTLAND 3, Wal
nut Grove 3, Isleton g. Hicksville 2, Gait 4,
Clsy Station 8, Elimination ,, Lincoln School.
house l, Salisbury l. The primaries will be
held between the hours Of and 1880 p. NJ,
on the 9TH of August.
CAMP BEAUsEANT,-A letter from the
camp of the Sacramento Commandery,
Knights Templar. near Monterey, says that
body is now in good quarters, and the camp
is well fitted up, and in every way satisfac-
tory. They Sacramentans are enjoying them
sslves to the full, and urge their brethren
who have not yet gone to come on at
once" The request that all who intend
coming will notify Commander Willis by
telegraph, stating what day they leave, and
how many friends accompany them, in order
that quarters may be provided in time. The
Knights drill every morning from to $3.50
A. NJ, and from to ) P NJ To-day the First
Artillery Band goes down, to remain until
the Knights return. After the arrival of the
band there is to be dress parade every even
ing at 7:30.
WHOLESALE ARREST Chief Karcher yes
terday issued orders for the police to arrest
all idle and dissolute persons found or the
streetE. At this time the city is full of them
Last evening the officers arrested and locked
up twenty-seven, and about sixty more will
be taken in to-day. All the money found ON
the arrested parties was 81 90. Each had
tooth brush, comb, small looking-glass, stick
of pomade, were pretty well dressed. carried
rattan cane, wore q jockey hat and wide
bottomed pants. They gave alias names,
and seemed rather offended at the officers for
taking SO much interest in their welfare.
THE T1voLL-The Tivoli, the favorite re.
sort for young men of loose and dissolute
habits, was closed yesterday Afternoon. The
proprietor evidently had heard that the polics
officers intended to arrest him last evening,
hence he closed it. There are three or four
other dives in the city that had better do the
same thing and save arrest. The police force
have instructions to keep their eyes upon
those who conduct these low dives, and also
upon those that frequent them. It is under
stood that VIXEN the city license of several Of
them expire the Trustees say they will not
allow them to be renewed.
BILLIARD ToUREAMENT.-The fourth game
of the billiard tournament was played at
the Union Hotel last evening, between Chap.
man and Amsden The former was to play
for 2o0 points, the latter 400. The game was
endad on the twenty-ninth inning. Apsden
won. The following is the score Chap
man 3 IL II 2 II l 20 9
8 0 3 2 3 l 2 0 0 rs
| > 8 A I
IL 0 30 s 9 IS 80 ! Is q 8 3 u
6 is . l6 Is % 5 l 15-400. Ans
denis average, 10 10 80; Chapman's average.
4 % 80.
LATE ARREsTs.-1he following appeared
on the slate at the police station at Il o'clock
last night Martha Maria Caron and August
Nandana, by officer Eldred and Karcher, 10.
/ cal. Two charges of petit larceny are pre-
| ferred against each. John Donovan, battery
| by officer Jackson and 0stwold, local; Pat
Donovan and John Donovan. disturbing the
peace, by officers Ash and Farrell T. Major,
battery, by eff ,ers Ash and Farrell, for wife
beating Pat Mccarthy, diturbiug the peace,
by Nash and Karcher, locals.
| PLAZA CoNcERT.-The Husssr Band will
give one of their pleasing open-air concerts
at the Plaza Park this evening. The follow
ing choice selections will be rendered March,
"Sea Lion /; waltz, " Wher the Leaves Begin
to Turn; polka, Torpedo; :" grand medley,
1.-THE BANGS Excursion y march, medley
schdttische, " Mayday;" galop, Eclipse !"
Home Again"
DEMocRATIo MEETING.-The Democrats of
the city are called to meet at the Court. house
tomorrow evening to arrange for the organ
ization of campaiRn clubs,
SUpPLIEs.-Bids are asked for by the Su-
pervisors for supplying the city dispensary
for one year. Bis are to be received up to
August 9TH at IL a. N.
BLEAcHED DAMAsK TABLE LINEN, extra
> l. H.. 10