Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-10
CONCISE LOCALS.

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day.
The bonds of the San Josquin and Sierra
Nevada Narrow Gauge RAnroad are now
ready for delivery.
Patrick McKiernao, a native Of ireland.
was admitted to citizenship in the Superior
Court yesterday, en- the testimony of e.
Mooney and Michael Fisher.
Surveyor. General H. ]. Wiley ISIS Native
Sen Of the Golden West" and is the youngest
native.born Californian that ever held State
office. Two of his deputies are also "ns-
tives.n
Last evening the Entire Nous Social Club
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term President, Charles Fl. Rippon Vice
President, Miss Madge j. Hilbert; Treas
urer, Miss josie NJ. Ripron Secretary, Miss
Carrie NJ. Taft: Marshal, John T. Stafford.
The alarm of FIRE turned IL from box 81
last evening was caused by a small fire under
the sidewalk on the south side of | street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. The place was oc.
CUPID By some Chinese butchers as tallow-
rendering establishment. Il was put out by
the fire department with Babcock extin.
guisher.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Cave Valley Gravel Mining Company
tie following named Directors were elected
for the ensuing year: E. Ellis. ]. Drake, 2.
A. Miller, John RyaD, James McGnire, Z.
Blum and j. A. Wilson. The Directors or
ganizsd by electing E. Ellis, President; J.
Drake, Vice. President I; and Nelson Wilcox.
Secretary and Treasurer. They have mine
on the middle fork of the American river, at
Murderers' Bar. The company intend to
commence work as soon in the spring as the
weather viii permit
The annual meeting of the Odd Fellows'
Mutual Aid Association of Sacramento was
recently held at Odd Fellows Temple, and
i the following members were elected as Di-
rectors for the ensuing year: G. K. Van
Heusep, john Bolze. N. Wilcox, E. J. Clark,
J. Lang, Geo. B. Katzenstein, A. Lawicb,
Thos. Warmly, G. III. Krebs, FL. A. Burnett,
Jas. McCleery. After the closs of the an
nual meeting Che Board of Directors elected
the following as their officers G. K. Van
HeuseD, President John Bolze, Vice-Pfesi-
dent; G. FL. Kfebs, Treasurer q. j. Clark,
Secretary.
Last evening the following officers of the
British Mutual Benevolent and Social Society
were installed by Past President NJ. T.
Brewer: President. Thomas Bromley Vice.
President, Geo. Muddox; Treasurer James
Parsons Secretary, I. P. Smith Guardian,
B. Granger; Trustees-Pearl, Fiske, Wild.
After the installation the members proceeded
to Fishers restaurant and partook of an ex-
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MesErs. Brewer Bromley, Ellis. Nathan and
othsrs. The affair terminated at an early
hour, after most enjoyable season.
MANAGERIAL BENEFIT.-There is an.
nouuced this morning benefit at the Metre
politan Theater for Manager D. J. Simmona
1t is to take place Friday evening, and in
addition to the fine drama, "The White
effects, specialties will be presented on the
stage of an attractive and entertaining
character. The beneficiary has undertaken
to present TO this public dramatic novelties
and to cater TO tie public taste to the fullest
! extent. His efforts thus far have been made,
II IS understood, without peeuniary profit, if
not at positive loss. This annual manager.
ial benefit will afford an opportunity to the
public to manifest in some degree its appre-
cietipn Of the endeavor to maintain theatrical
entertainments here. The beneficiary an
nounces that the new Governor has accepted
his invitation to be present.
FREIGHT To ARRIvE-Freight for Sacra-
mento passed Ogden on the 9Th instant as
follows For Huntington, Hopkins & &C.,
1 box SAVE, bundles hardware Mebius &
Co., 90 boxes spices and Is boxes baking
boxes essence CT coffee, 3 boxes baking pow
der, is boxes extracts; Sco6eld & Teyis, 8
barrels mixsd paint; A. A. Van VOORHEES,
& Co.. cases hardware; Joseph Hahn &
Co, 3 boxes shoe brushes, II casea drugs
Billingsley & Co., cases playing cards, 6
crates trays; Central Pscifc Railroad,
boxes car seats, l case lamps, 2 barrels glass
ware w. I'll. II. Rogers (cars G. Fl. Gil
man. IA bundles paper.
Police CoURT.-Busineqs was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
John Mcdonald and NJ. W. Mcdonald, dis
deferred to January 10Th; Charles Wright,
patty larceny, pleaded guilty, sentenced to
thirty days in the County Jail; Tom Nc
Cants and William McCants, disturbing the
psace, found guilty. fined $50, with the usual
alternative John McNllty, disturbing the
peace charge reduced to drunk, pleaded
guilty, fined $40.
COUNTY TREASURER S. Greenlaw took
charge OF the County Treasury yesterday.
A considerable time was occupied by him
aud the retiring officer. D. E. CALLAHAN. in
COUNTING the funds on hand. 1t resulted as
follows: Gold, S22s, 039 AS; silver, 50 !
16S 81; currency. 5000; registered war
rants. $50. 743 o.; warrants paid since JAN
usry lat, $40, 500 IS; coupons, SD 979 total,
1926 768 81 Tois is the full amount called
for by the Auditors books.
DIED.-Moses Lyman. pioneer of this
city, died at his residence, corner Of Sixth
aud N streets, at 6 o'clock last evening. He
was 50 years of age. Mr. Hymsn came to
this city in 1850, where be has resided ever
since. For number of years he was
II II i. l.
wound received during the war with Mexico,
in which he fought under General Wool. He
leaves widow and FIVE sons.
DEcLINED.-The militia of this city ex-
pressed their desire to give public parade
in honor of the retiring Governor, George G.
Perkins, bus the Gov ernor declined any pub.
lie demonstration. The militia have very
kind regard for Governor Perkins. They
have been the recipient of many favors at
his hand, among which was q money dona-
ton of $3.50 towards establishing library at
the armory.
POLICE DETAn.-A new detail of police
men has been made as follows Day watch
Beat /, o. G. jackson; 2, L. W. Farrell; 8,
r. w. Ash 4, j. M. Woods Night watch
Beat l, j. j. Carroll; 2, X. s. Frazee 3,
Anthony Green; A. George S. Ssger Police
Court, M. D. Eldred Station-house-DA
watch, R. w. Dunleavy; Night, Pat Leavy.
REcoRDER's FEEs.-The County Recorder
fees from March /, $780, to January 1, 1881,
were S3,713 70; from January l, 1881, to
January l, 1881, 81. 347; from January l,
1882, to January ], 1883, 81 SOL 70; from
January 1st to Janusry 8, 1888 S10S 70.
Total for w. L. Gerbels term of thirty four
months and seven days. S12. 526 So.
CHINAMAN SHoT.-A Chinaman named Du
Guing was shot in the leg last evening at
the corner of Third and I streets by enc of
his couutrymen named Gong Sing. TIE
wound is only fab wound, and not very
serious. The trouble appears Co have been
caused by gambling. At midnight the as
sailant had not been found.
FIVE CENTS Per PAIR.-Ladies, misses
and chiliren's hose, odd lots which have accu-
mulated, now to be closed out at ), 10, Is, 20
and % cents per pair, which is nearly one-half
their value, at Red House.
We HAVE always done our best; but cur
best this time pales all our former efforts.