Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CITY DEMOCRACY.

held in the various wards OF this city Satur-
day evening. The meetings were, with the
exception of ths one held in the Second
Ward, small. In the First, Third and
Fourth Wards no enthusiasm was exhibited.
The meeting in the First was presided over
by F. T. Burke, and the Secretaries were
William Miner, w. f. Gleason and Thomas
Fox. Tie Second Ward meeting was held
in Howe's Hall. After considerable discus
sion 1. S. Moore was elected Chairman and
James Kelly Secretary. Tse Third Warders
assembled at the American Eagle Hotel, coz
ner of T@elf h and j streets A. L. Nichols
presided and j. S. Woods acted as Secretary.
w. /. Herndon was Chairman and G. j.
johnson Secretary of the Fourth Ward meet
ing The following resolutions were adopted
by the various clubs:
Resolped, That each delegate elected TO attend
the Democratic County Convention Of Sacramento
county, to be called hereafter to nominate county
ticket. be instructed TO attend in person and cast
their vote. That nc proxies be allowed, aud that
the OF the absentees shall not be voted by the
majority.
Resided, That all parties participating in these
meetings do SO with the thorough understanding
that they are thereby obligated by their honor to
abide their results and that they pledge themselves
10 the support OF the entire Democratic ticket State,
county and district, on the 9TH day of November
next.
First Ward-J. Z. Montgomery, G.. +.
Klink, John Sullivan. Mark Foster. A. r.
Abbott J. J. = Murphy, d. w. Lake, NJ
Rooaney, Isadore Townsend, M. j. Sullivan,
H. Giice, A. Cssselli, James Sloas. +.
Thompson, @. SERVER, Adam Beatty. f. T.
Burke, j. n. Payne, Thomas f. Walsh, s.
Maroney, j. j. Nagele, ii. Myers, Thomas
Fox, W. A. Henry, L. Mauldin, A Kohier,
William Karrigan. B. +. Hnntley, Adam
Nessel. A. Flohr. P. Eichmau.W +. 0'Don.
nell. Robert Fisher. VI. Gardner, George
Phillips, 8. 81. johnson, NJ. Howlon, J. b.
Mcguire, Isadore Cohen, G. Lsufkotter, A.
c. Gardiner, T. j. R4binette, John Conrad,
NJ. DAndrid, D. II. Quinn, F. DeVere, w. +.
Gleason, james Coffee. Pat Brogsn, William
Miner, Ed. Car,aghaJ, Thomas McCaffrey.
J. r. Johnson. p. Kelley, A. j. Title. Jacob
Frees. L. J.. Forrest, L. Latrobe, w. II.
Ellis, J. f. Whyte.
Second Ward-E. P. Figg, B. Kozminslly,
w. B. Ferrsll, Wm. Gutenberger. 81. Gro.
nan, d. J. Cousidine, p. J. Hennessey, r.
Mehannv, d. Sheehan, j. A. Lsiva, John
Black, Richard Cummings, P. Nash. /. :.
Moore. C. L. Neary, J. G. Kelly, r. Single.
ton. NJ. Cotfey. J. 0'Connell. J. c. Ledlie,
NJ Rigney, Q. Ordenes, N. Morales, J. b.
Burdye. Walter Kay, J. G. Jeffress, Jr.. c.
NJ. Harrison, NJ. w. Hsnrahsn, J. w. Will
lem, z. Fitzsimmons. j. Wohck, NV. s.
Shields, NJ. Bilche, j. 4. Lsiva, +. w.
Bailey, G. w. Fsrnsworth, John Crowley, J.
Sullivan, 2. Jeffrey, S. J. Griffith, r. G.
Montgomery, Jasper Drake, John Sexton,
S. Il. Caldwell. j. McMorry, p. Pendergast,
A. Peltier, A. A. Dassonville, Ed. Ferrall,
A. Comet, +. Gossner, J. J.. Chadderdop,
James Terrill, b. Kane, John Parsons, VIM.
! Coyne, W. s. Hunt.
Third Ward-Dr. a. l.. Nichols Thomas
O'Brien, p. Dunlap, J. A. Sheehan, J. L.
. Carey, j. II. Renfro, Julius Zsitler, Mitt
Twiggs, J. FL. Groth, j. II. McCune, L
Nicholas, A. 9. Hinkson, E. Kraus, J. R.
Webster, M. Lauikotter. S: ID. Armstrong,
Thomas +. Healey, W. ID. Constock. Judge
Galloway. II. McManus, John Oschner
. John Laufkotter. Joseph Conn, J. j. Hare
j. j. Csdogan, j. F. Toomey, Ii. B. Nil.
,, son, Thomas Hennenger, @. A. Lag
ram, i. TwitchelI, Eugene Lsrue,
George Ssger, William Mckinney, Peter
McG5raw. J. s. Woods, J. L. Mayo. a. S.
- Woods, I. Dsrringer, J. w. Bromigan, John
Reynolds. George w. Nichols, John Kohner,
Bsysri5ge. !. B. Burke, L. s. Green,
vohn Dvney, j. NJ. Morrison, If. n: LErue,
FL L. Arlington, A. Ackezmap, Charles
Hillman. NJ. r. Beard. Duncan Beaumont.
> James Lannigan, Charles Parsons, r. S.
Carey, G. ~. Clark, Morris Sheehan, G. w.
Carey, j. Duffy.
Fourth Ward-B. Lucy, Capt Dryer,
w. l.. Herndon, Jas. Toohy, j. NOTTINGHAM,
Ed Pais, Martin Steinmetz, Chris. Wsisel
II. M. Bernard, George J. johnson, Felicia
Gabriel, J. s. Wheeler, John Mitchell, J. NJ.
Calvin, Fred Kusuer, John Kenvin, z. A.
Grace, G. POLITE. M. Hanrahan, S. Ash. p.
Hartnet A. 6. VIM, Jos. McAdsms. G. G..
Avery, Frank o'B-ieu. w. J. 0'Brieu, Milton
Brady, Mike BranIsn, ii. Burdock, w. H.
\ Devlne. L G. Blessing, Judge Hurd, W. J.
Collier, L0nis Schmelzsl, j. Fl. Cooper, II.
DiIlman. A. j Guthrie, w. Zoller, jas.
White, J. p. Dalton, VIM. Gett, ST.. f. NJ.
! ID
Woods, j. q. Piummer, nj. Hawlcld, J..
Vein. 4. T. Driver, J. H. Dsyine, p. J.
Costello. IL. f. Greer, Richard Brown, j.
-Harris. p. j. Brown, J. G.. Devine. j. w.
keatisg, 4. J. Dennis, w. 81. Sutherland,
Thos Dolan.
New LODGE K. OF P-0n Saturday even
ing new Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
, was instituted in this city. The Lodge is to
be known as Confidence Lodge, No. rs. There
were present to assist in the organization,
John II. Harvey, Grand Chancellor A. G.
Booth, Grand Keeper of the Records and
Seal, of San Francisco, and other Grand
/ Lodge officers. The following named gen
! tlemen were installed as officers of the new
organization j. L. Lucas, P. C.; J. A.
Baker, c. c.; A. V. Boyne, d. G.; Y. w.
Rivett. p; G. w. Smith, M. of E f. H.
Keifer, NJ. of f; w. H. Rodgers. K. of r.
aud s.; A. j. Plant, NJ. OF H; w. L. Bird,
L. G.; +. Dastmsn. o. G.. After the Lodge
was closed the entire company. TO the mum.
Der OF about one hundred, repaired to Fishers
banquet-rooms and sat down to sumptuous
repast. George b. Katzsnsteiu presided over
the feast. When all had done ample justice
TO the visnds set before them, Mr. katzsn.
stein arose sud said that as the hour was
late but few toasts would be offered /;
that no one in particular cared about
set speeches from our local talent,
especially when found too full for utterance.
The hrst toast given was " The Grand Chan
csllor of California" and John II. Harvey,
Grand Chancellor, responded in few terse
remarks, saying that the Order was semi
military in its character, and to this reason
more perhaps than auy other is due its rapid
growth end prosperous condition. In con-
c:udiag he returned thanks for the courtesies
) extended to him by the Order in Sacramento
The next toast was The Past Chencellors,' y
which was responded to in gu able speech by
L. L. Mitchell, Of San Francisco. The
Chairman gave Columbia Lodge, No. AZ,
the Mother Lodge CT the Order" and called
upon ID. ID. Falcoaer to respond, which he
did in one of his happy moods The next
toast announced WAS sour Youngest Sister,
, Confidence. Ne. rs" Responded to By Il. B.
Harmon, cay ing that it afforded him pleasure
TO ritset so many Knights sfoJad the festive
board, and particularly those who constituted
the new Lodge. You have set your sail in
the ocean of an organization which, though
B young in years, is moving forward with rapid
strides and will soon take its place in the
first rank with fcaternal societies." Remarks
wsTe also made by 9. Nevin, George Cantus,
1919. Keepers. George Boyns, Herbert Tay-
1, j. A. Baker, G. 4 L sonard and others.
Ne company dispersed at an early hour.
CoaNERcIAL.-The following vessels have
arrived at Sacramento sincs cur last report
Steamer San Joaquin No. 2. from San Fran.
+ cisco. with general merchandise and barge
of lumber for Friend & Terry Lumber Com
psny; steamers Varuua and San Josquin Nc.
! 5, from tie upper Sacramento, with grain
.bsrses in transit; steamer Rsform, from San
rancisco, with barge of lumber for Friend
erry Lumber Company; steamer Dover,
p tbs upper river. with barge of grain.
erted: Steamer San Josquin No. 9 for
Francisco. with grain barge; steamers
lruaa ard San Josqaia No. 8, ion the up.
Per Sacramento. with barges; steamer Re.
tmm, light, for San Francisco.
CHERuBusoo AND CoNTRERAs.-Ye sssrday
WIS the thirty-ifth anniversary OF the bat
ties of Caeruhusco aud Contreras, which was
q fought August 20. l547, by the Americans,
under General Winfield Scott. aud the Mexi
cans, under Santa Ana. In the engagement,
fhs Americans lost I3s killed snd had 92t
bundled; she Mexicaus lost 0e0 killed and
SppQsd. Thirty-pine cannon and q large
Of valuable supplies fell into the
is Of the victorious Americans. This was
TIE decisivs battle of the war, ard gave tc
the United States California, Texas, Arizona
rnd New Mexico.
LATE AERssTs.-The following names sp
paArea on the slste at the ssa.ion-housc last
night at II O'clock: John Brawg, insaue, by
officer Duulevy Larry Sullivan, alias John
Clneny, for vsgrsncy, BY officer Edred