Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-30
CONCISE LOCALS,

Thirty-6ve emigrant passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
The Sacramento river marks 10 feet 2
inches above low. water mark.
The Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association
OF Sacrament will hold theif annual meeting
to- morrow afternoon.
The New Years ball ard entertainment oi
the Sacramento Verein Eintracht will be
given to morrow evening at Turner Hall.
The Sacramento Hussars and their band
will give a New Years promenade corcsIt
and ball at Armory Hall on tomorrow ever.
ing.
Sheriff ]. II. Smith, of Trinity county,
passed through the city yesterday en- route to
Nspa with az insane man named NJ rk
knowlton.
County School Superintendent c. E. Bishop
Yesterday flied his official bond in the sum Of
s., ,000, with w. ID. Comstock, J. z. Counts
and Daniel Brown as sure.ies.
james E. Town yesterday filed his official
bond as Justice of the Peace for Gaoreiana
Township. with Frank De Ball, Beaoir West
fall and Joseph Wise as sasetias.
The coal oil dealers convicted some time
ago in the Police Court of violating city
ordinance and fined s5p each, paid their fiaes
this week, amounting in all to $3.50.
Columbia Lodge, K. of p, elected tie fol.
loving officers last evening, to serve for the
ensuing term: p. c. r. b. Harmon; c. c.,
Joseph Davy; Y. G, W. J. Hooking; P.
Edward Goepel; X. CT K. and S p. J
Soacher; IL. of T, Jasaes 4. Harney; NJ.
OF E., Frank Brown; Director, Charles E.
Leonard.
The following officers were elected in Red
Jacket Tribe, No. sa Improved Order of
Red Men, last evening J. NJ McCaw, Sa-
chem j. Pierless; S. s.; J. Gibson. J. S !;
n. S. Bennett, w. P; ]. l.. Jackson, C. OF
r.; L. III. Petit. K of r s. R. Cooley.
r. c.; Trustees, L. Dustnan, J. Van, C.
Horner and Allen Taylor.
The fog Of yesterday, which did not lift
until near 2 O'Clock NJ, deposited in the
rain-gause kept by s. e Gerrish COS Of an
inch Of water, making a total of rain and fog
for the month of ,SS4 of an inch, and for the
season, 7.04l inches. In 1881, to date, total
for the season of 1852 inches 1880, IL go
inches; 1879 3 9S3 inches 1878. .344 inch
es; 1877. Oi4 inches; 1876, 3 $50 inches:
1875, IL III inches,
There will be a public installation of the
newly elected officers cf Frank kiln Grange. Z.
of HI and the Order Of Chosen Friends of
Franklin Council, No II jointly, on Wedaes-
dsy evening next, at Bsckley's Hall, Frank.
lin. Installation exercises will commence at
q o'clock, at tie conclusion of which dau cling
will be commented. The entertainment is
for the purpose of getting an organ for the
use OF both Orders.
At meeting of Capital Council. 1. o. C.
Il held last evening". the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term Chief
Councillor. W. T. Gleesop Vice Councilo-,
). b. Pierrfpont: PIelate, Mrs A. Shapes I;
Secretary. Mrs. Z. Evans Finaucier. j. V.
Horner; Treasurer, NJ. Wetzel: Warden.
Mrs. G. Jones Marsha, Samuel Wild; In.
side Guard. r. F. Barnside; Outside Sentry,
A. Hubert Trustefs, ID. Hickey, J. D.
Kent, A. YOUNGER; Representative TO Grand
Council, j. d. Kant ; Medical Examiner, ].
r. Lame.
-SupQES DEATH.-Last Wednesday Geo. T.
Bascom, Justice OF III, TIE Peaceelsct of Frank
lin township, came to this city 10 fe his
official bond. He left here on his return hospe
at about noon, in apparent good health, and
in company with neighbor. Before be
reached home be was stricken with paralysis,
ard died in about twenty -four hours after
ward. Deceased was q native OF Indiana.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 10
o'clock from Grand Army Hall on K street,
near Fifth, under the auspices of sumner
Post, G.. A. K, of which deceased was
member. Mr.. Bssccm came to California in
1859, AID returned in a short tine TO his home
in Indiana, He served through the war in
the Fifty-ninth Indiana Regiment. About
five years ego he returned to California. tax
ing up bis residence in this city About
year ago he removed with his wife to Frank
lin township, where he resided up to the time
of his death.
Mrs. KEwEN's MARRIAGE.-The death of
Mrs. Kewen, widow of the late Z. J. G..
Kewen, was mentioned fev days ago; also
that she was the frtt woman married in Cali
fornia. She was a daughter Of DIR. 7. J..
White, who was the Speaker of the first
California Assembly. Tne wedding took
place in D.. Whites gothic redwood h ,use on
l. stree, jn this city, and in 1Si9 Murray
Morrison, brother of Chief Justice Morrison,
and Jennie White, sister of tbs bride. acted
az bridegroom and bridesmaid, both Of when
died some years ago.
AUCTION To-DAY.-Bell s. Co., aucsioneers,
will sell this morning at 1880 o clock, in front
Of sslesroon, Nc. GIG J street, between Ninth
and Tenth, horses, harness, wagons, bug8ies {;
also one spring-tooth harrow.
FREIGHT To ARRIVE. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
26th instant For Baker & Hamilton, boxes
silverware Jos. Hahn & Co., 3 barrels dye