Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
To-DAY's CONTEST.


At to-days primary election two Central
Committeeman are to be elected from each
ward and one at large. In the First Ward
there is no opposition TO q. j. Rhoads and
K. f. Wiemeyer. In the Second Ward
there are four candidates-Matthew Cooke,
John Mcneil, Clarence Nielsen and James
II. Sullivan. In the Third Ward q friendly
contest is made between the candidates the
contest being of so friendly a nature that
some were solicited to Withdraw. but they
have all concluded to stand in. The names
of the candidates in this Ward are w. A.
Custer, Albert Leonard, Philip Siebenthaler.
f. A. Smith ard P. L. Plat. In the Fourth
Ward, Nelson Wilcox, n. J. Toll, James Z.
Rodgers and George y. Bates. The list pre-
sents the names of some persons who have
not heretofore been active in politics. but who
are representative of the very best class of
tial interests of the city-such men as
Frank Miller, Cashier of the Ma
tional Gold Bank of D. o. Mills & &C.;
John Mcneil. of the wholesals house of
Adams, McNeili & Co. Matthew Cooke, the
Chief Horticultural Officer of the State;
Albert Leonard and others. The chief pcios
of contest will bs over the office of Chief Of
IpuC6, Jl6 lodulub COHCSsldUlS DSilS Ala8O
Karcher, the present Incumbent, and jerry
Woods, the present Captain of the police
force. In his letter to the City Central
Committee announcing himself as e candi.
date, Mr.. Woods either omitted or avoided
the statement that he had Ioted for Garfield
and Arthur at the last election, which omis-
sion has been the subject of much comment,
The call made by the Central Committee
required this statement to be made over the
signature of tie candidate, hence this omis-
sion or avoidance did not meet the require
ments of the committee. Mr.. karcher said,
in his letter.
voted for the Garfield and Arthur Electors; and
pledge myself further that will abide the result
of said primary election and support the nominees
OF said primary. Respectfully submitted,
MATT KARCHEB.
Mr.. Woods said
indorse the principles of the Republican
party and will sustain and support Re-
pubiicans for Office if elected, far as my oath OF
office will permit and will support the nominees.
Respectfully, J. NJ. WOODS.
To-day having been declared legal Holt
day, the leading business houses will be
closed, and a very full vote is anticipated
BNAI IsRAEL.-An entertainment and bali
for the benefit of the Congregation B'nai
Israel will be given ct Turner Hall, Monday
evening, March 6, 1882. Programme: Part
I-Overture by the orchestra; quartet,
Hail Happy Day" from Benedict) Mrs.
Cooper. Miss Woods Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Fritz !;
dialogue (from the "Hunchback y Mrs
Tracy, Mrs. Gattmann, Albert Hart; trio,
Mr. Frank Palmer; duet, Hunting Song"
f. Kucken, Mrs. John T. Cooper, Miss JeH-
ME Woods song and dance, Messrs. Kidder
and O'Meara chorus, by twelve boys.
Part II-Overture By the orchestra; High
land Fling" by little May Mcdonald: So
prano solo, Mrs. A. Z. Bruno; trio flute,
violin and pianc) concerto by Dancla air by
Ernst-Miss Lizzie Griffin, Mr.. John Z.
Cooper, Mr.. Z. S. Grant; soprano solo, a
Summer Shower (hy Theo. Ma1zials), Mrs
J. F. Cooper piano solo, Miss Lizzie Griffin;
quartet, "Ha, Ha We've Steamed the
Tide" (from the Bohemian Girl ~ Mira.
Cooper, Miss Woods, Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Fritz
CAuuoS.-The attention of voters at the
Republican Crawford primary election is
directed to the fact that while each ticket
only one candidate can be counted for each
office, excepting the Central Committeeman
from wards were two are to be elected in each
ward. Thus it will be necessary for each
voter to mark off all the names, save the par
ticular ones be wishes to vote for. Should
more than one name appear for any of the
offices texcsps Committeeman the vote will
be lost. Let every voter look carefully TO
his ticket and mark off ell the names but the
ones he desires to vote for. 1t would also be
we'll to compare your ticket, before using the
same, with one advertised By the Central
Committee, and which appears in another
column of this paper.
INCORPORATED Articles Of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State
of the Pacific Coast Land Bureau. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Directors
Wendell Esston, J. o. Eldredge, G.. W.
Frink. Gran. /. Taggart and f. b. Wilde.
CAPITAL stock, S100. 900, in 1000 shares.
Also. of the Automatic Railway Switch
Company. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-E. McNevin, i. II.
Bonesteil, Wm. C. Flint, VIM. II. Birch,
T.. d. Judd, W. Il. Shaber. Charles w.
Dakin, Capital stock, $40. 900, 600, in 100,-
600 shares. Also, of the Grangers' Co-opera.
tive Business Association of Lodi. Directors
William Ennis, j. Wiltae, Truman Stod-
dard, j. d. Huffman, r. j. Parsons, A. A.
Vansaudt and John Northup. Capital stock,
$50 600, 10 2, COO shares.
School Hours CHAYCED.-In accordance
with resolution recently passed by the City
Board of Education, the school hours have
been changed as follows In the grammar
schools, fifth, sixth and seventh grades, the
primary schools and ungraded schools-com-
mence at $3.50 A. ". and close at 2:30 P. NJ. ;
forenoon recess from 10 to 1920 A NJ; noon
recess from ~ ii. to ] P. NJ; afternoon recess
from 2:10 to $50 ?. N. In the eighth grade
and primary schools, forenoon classes com
rnence at $50 and close at 1l:30 a NJ; after
noon classes commence at l and close at P.
A.; recess from 2:20 to 2:i0 P. ST. With the
recess as given the grammar schools aud
grades first mentioned, it viii be seen that
the classes in those are practically dismissed
at 2:l0 P. VI.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th ult.: Thomas Harper, 2 cases boots and
shoes; Central Paci6; Railroad Company,
car valve oil. case stained glass; w. d.
Comstock, car furniture Mebius Il Co. -
tierces hams; 4. Lyon & Co., bale cotton
goods: Baker & Hamilton, 2 csses cutlery :;
Gastnan & Wilson, box corsets, l box cot
ton goods Henry Eckhardt, box fishing
TACKLE. 67 barrels glass balls; J. i. Hill.
bundles carriage springs; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., boxes brushes G. II. Gilman,
/ box dry goods A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co.,
cases names; s Iipman & Co, 3 boxes
catalogues.
INVITATION MAsQUERADE.- On Tuesday
evening next the Ivy Social Club viii give an
invitation mask party at Jacobs Hall. Prizes
will be given for the best dressed lady and
gentleman, the best sustained characters by
lady and gentleman. and the best group.
Subscription lists are now open at L. Lyons
store, siso at Jacobs Hall. jain d Foster,
of San Franci5co, will be here to-day with
full line of Costumes, and will be located at
the Sacramento Shirt Factory, J street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth.
INTERNAL REvENuE.-Tbe following Is the
r amount collected in the Fourth District Of
California during the month OF February,
A. l.. Frost, Collector: Collections on dis
titled spirits. Sc, 33S rs; on tobacco, snuff
and cigars, 1852 81; Oh fermeutsd liquors,
81. 500 25 (: on banks and bankers, S21i SIS.
Total s10,175 SO.
Police CoURT-In this Court yesterday
very little was done. f. DeHondt, charged
with battery. was discharged; VIM. Dorsey,
- Iorcapv d;sch aroad Mrs Carroll.