Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-10
BRIEF NOTES.


Thirty-one emigrant passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
The Pioneers will hold their monthly social
at their hall this evening.
! The article upon deafness, by DE- Light.
hill, appears this morning.
A fence is to be built 10 front of the Hall
of Records and the ground to be improved.
The Sacramento river is gradually falling,
and now marks fest inches above low
water mark.
There was but ore arrest made by the police
yesterday--that of John Doe, charged with
being drunk.
A. G. Raymond has been appointed Super
visor of the Second District Mono county,
by Governor Stonemsn.
| Company B. of this city, have appointed o
committee to make arrangements for ball
| TO be held early aext month.
The Thermometer still goes below freezing
point each dsy. The minimum yesterday
was 2S0 and the maximum 81.
The Sportsmen's Club of Folsom will hold
trap shooting tournament on WashiDgtori's
birthday. which will be open to all.
A valentine social will be given by the
ladies Of the Sixth-street Methodist Episco-
pal Church on next Monday evening.
Ex-senator Warren Chase will lecture at
Pioneer Hall tomorrow evening on the sub
ject, Spirituaiism-the Religion of the
Future"
The Executive Committee of the Taxpay-
ers' Union have passed q resolution request
ing the Board Of City Trustees 10 defer MAX
ing the tax levy until after the coming cleo
ton.
r. F. Fitzseral5, convicted this week in
A.. So h g. % Il
Superintendent Filmora's name TO railroad
pass, has been sentenced to 10 years in the
State Prison at Carson.
Deputy Sheriff McClelland, of Butte
county, yesterday took 81 insane man to the
Stockton Asylum. aud Pat Shaehan to San
@ lentir. The latter was sentenced for one
year, for felony, from Butte county.
The lamps on the Capitol grounds are not
lighted evenings, and much complaint is
made by those who are compelled to visit the
building in the right time that they cannot
find their way through the grounds.
Yesterday the Treasurer of MERGED county
made his quarterly settlement, paying into
the State treasury the sum of S33,74 30
The Treasurer of San Francisco paid in the
sum of S642, 96S Ga, and the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners SIS, 400 o.
A social entertainment was given last even
was good attendance, and the evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present. After |
programme of music and readings, refresh |
ments were served.
Deputy Sheriff Richard Garland, of PlE-
mas county, yesterday passed through the |
city en- route to Folsom, having in charge a |
prisoner named Lowell Maxwell, sentenced |
to the State Prison for ten years for muir |
der in the second degree.
A large number of broken packages of gro
ceries from wholesale houses will ba sold by |
Shecburn i Smith, No. 323 K street, the sale |
beginning at 1870 a. NJ. There will also be
lot Of household goods sold at the Same
time
WINNING NUMBERs.-The winning mum.
bers at the rafHes held at the recent enter
tainment in Armory Hail for the benefit of
the Sisters of Mercy of st. Josephs Academy
are as follows: No. 45 won the lamp No. g.
scarf-pin No. 16. ring No. 2, hat No. IL, |
scsrf-ring; No. 81, fisger.iug-on the ice
cream and candy stand. No. 137 won the
china set; No. Is, the msjoiica bowl-on
! flower stand. No. 81 won the albun-Mrs.
McOaffe-y ard Miss Moran. Ne. 800 wen
the gold watch No. $50 won the Isish jen-
net-on the fancy table.
MY SWEETHEART. AT the Metropolitan
Thester. last evening, the comedy "My
Sweetheart" was again presented by Minnie
Palmer and the John r. Rogers Comedy
| Company. There was q much larger attend |
ance than on the opening night. Tae almost
continuous laughter and applause attestej
that the company has made his. The play
will be reproduced this Afternoon, aud for the
last time this evening. A Sunday night nsg-
3 Id Lnos. L =.
positively stated that there will be none.
CRY BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-A specisl
meeting of tire City Board of Educstion was
held last evening, at which there were pres
ent Directors Slater, Stevens Cooke, Stalker
Hancock and Tracy. The date for closing
the present school term was fixed for Feblu-
airy 21ss. and the beginning of the second
term for February 26sh. A special vacation
was fixed for April 265b, and aLother from
NJ 1st to the 14th.
APPOINTMENTS or BRIGADE COMMANDERS.
The Governor has appointed John T. Ca
rey, OF this city, es Brigadier-Ge TO
command the Fourth Brigade, vice L. Tozsr.
not confirmed by tie Senate. Also, James
A. Sheppard as Brigadier- General of the
Third Brigade, vice Thomas E. Ketchum,
ard W. W. Smith as Brig di-r-G General of
the First Brigade, vice w. G. Rowsll.
WARRANTS DRAwE.-The State Controller
has drawn warrants on the State Treasurer
for the support of State institutions for the
month of January 81 follows St5ckten In
ssue Asylum, S15,79s 10; Folsom State
Prison. 81. 683 Is: San Qaentin State Prison,
| S11. 46S 50. No warrants havs as yet been
Drawn for the Maps Insane Asylum or the
Dsaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.
AUCTION To-DAY-Bsll & Co.. suctioneers,
will sell at salesroom, No. GIG j street, this
morning at 1885, two sets of carriage hsr-
ness (rew). 120 pounds of green coffee in 10
pound packages, 10 pounds Of Japan tes !;
also creckery, glass and woodenware, stoves,
ranges. lounges, mattresses, and other house
| hold goods.
THE great combination sale at the Red
H use, TO commence Monday, 18th instant
ST o'clock, will be one of the largest EVER
heard of Ia Sacramento.
WATCH the crowd at our stupsndous clesr-
zee sale. and ses if honest values are not
| appreciated at Hale Bros. Co.'s, Ninth and
k streets.
Ez Red House new column lad. Greas |
Z sal on Monda!, 18th st mt.