Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CONCISE LOCALS.

Milton b. Clapp has been appointed
Commissioner of Deeds, to reside at Tomb
stone, Arizona.
The Board of Directors If the People,
Savings Bank have declared dividend, pay
able on the 10Th instant.
The officers-elect of Court Sacramento, No
6S61, A. 0. f., were installed Thursday
evening by D. Il. @. r., r. B. Harmon.
Emerson Corville, doing business in Sar
Frsu cisco, yesterday filed with The Secretary
of State MS claim to the wor1s, "Souse.
Spiced Pilchards as 3 trademark.
The second annual entertainment and bal
of Court Capitol, No. {. az, Ancient Ordel
Foresters, will be held at Turner Hall EEK
Thursday evening A good time is promised
to all who may attend.
Charles c. Barnes has been admitted t.
the firm of Gregory & Co., wholesale dealers
i in fruit. produce, etc. The business will b.
carried on as heretofore, under the firm name
of Gregory, Barnes & 90.
The Sacramento Literary and Dsbatina
Society have elected officers, as follows
President, Rev. Bro. Agnon Vic5-Presiient
j. W. J. Doyle; Secretary. George Clarke
Treasurer P. Schmittgen, Jr.
The Bosri of City Trustees have appoint
ed ]. II. McKune as counsel to assist City
Attorney Anderson in defending the city in
the bond coupon cases, which have been re-
Gently brought in the Superior Court OF San
Francisco.
The auction sale OF the stock of Ames,
Earle & Co., at the atore, corner of Seventh
and J streets, will be continued to-day
at 1870 A. NJ. The goods will be sold by or.
der of the assignee, and ID. j. Simmons will
act as auctioneer.
The Undine Boat Club has elected officers,
I'll T oh N9na.
President, j. p. Wiseman; Secretary and
Treasurer, Z. Barrell; Captain, w. f.
George; First Lieutenant. Q. K. Parsons
Second Lieutenant, Z. l.. Craft; Third
Lieutenant, ". f. Huntoon.
The Little Butte Tunnel Company. Of Orc.
vile, Butte county, have filed articles of In
corporation with the Secretary of State. The
Directors are Z. w. Boyce, o. nj. Enslow,
d. K. Perkins. J. L. H&nsard. r. E. Potter,
George A. Wikle and NJ. J. Green. The
capital stock is 100000 divided into 10O,-
600 shares.
The remains of the late George P. Nc
Conkey will arrive from Hamilton, New, by
the A. NJ. train to-day. They will be buried
at P NJ. Sunday from the Masonic Hall, IN
der the auspices of Washington Lodge Of T.
and A. M. Mr.. McConkey was County
Treasurer of White Pins county, Nevada, and
on New Years night was DysteFiously muir.
dered in his Office. His death is surrounded
by mystery, but all idea of its being suicide
- 70 been abandoned, Rs the evidences of muir.
der for the purpose of robbery are apparent.
D. D. G. NJ. H. G. Brown installed the
officers of Capital Lodge, I. o. o. T., No. 81,
last evening" as follows S. A. Wolfe, N, g.;
G, w. jackson, V. c.; P. l.. Hickman, r.
s.: L. B. Vsndenberg, P. s.; j. F. Slater,
T.; Ezra Pearson, r. S. N. c.; A. Smith,
q lie NJ s.
Stephenson, c.; w. E. Plat, o. s.; r. B.
Robertson, l. s.; W. F. Cronemiller, R. s.
s.; Win J. Davis, L. s. s.; James Scott, r.
s. V. c.; w. @. Van Fleet, l.. S. V. c.;
Charles Cooley, Chaplain.
District Deputy Great Sachem Hector last
night raised up" the chiefs of Red
jacket Tribe, No. %, Imp. o. r. NJ. as fol-
lows Sachem, James McCaw; Sr. Sag, j.
w. Peerless; Jr Sag, Al. Gibson Prophet,
N S. Bennett Oh. of R.. J. L. jackson
f. c., s. B. Cooley; K. of W, R. d. Petit f;
G. of W.. Allan Taylor; G. of f, H. Nor
ris 1st San, &. ]. Seully; ID San., W. Me-
hany; LIST w, G. J. Jeffries, Jr.; ID w, J.
Prytz; 81 W., J. Cordano; An w, W.
Manly 1st B.. J. Mckay; 2iB., A. B.
Casey Sd B F. E. Lafayette 4th B.,
Arthur Manly 1st P. W., j. j. McKinnon ;
81 ?. W., 2. Christie.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-"My Geral.
dine" now presented By the Palmer Troupe
at the Metropolitan with an ease and smooth
ness that is very pleasing, and with an
effectiveness that is moving, proves to be one
OF the most touching of dramas. At least
two acts of the play are gems of dramatic
beauty, and the whole piece is of a character
that appeals TO the deeper emotions most
strongly. 1t blossoms with wit. too, and, all
in ali, its good features overshs dow and oblit-
crate any shortcomings that the critical may
find in the search for perfection. Misses
Davies and Bert have no. appeared to any
better advantage at any time, and the
formers Geraldine is in every respect a
strong and an artistic PRESERVATION, while the
latter's Mary Csrrall is profound in the
depth of woe and devotion portrayed. This
afternoon, at reduced prices-75 cents for re-
serves, 30 cents for general admission and %
esnts for children" Geraldine :" will be
again played, and tonight its fine scenery
win be shown for the last time. There is on
rehearsal for next week CampbelPs White
Slave and to aid in its production two new
people have been enrolled, Misses Connie
Thompson and Henrietta Osborn.
NATIONAL GUARD.-The following change;
have occurred during the month of Deem
ber 1882, among the commissioned officer;
of the National Guard Of California: Com
missisned-Second Artillery Regiment, Sec.
ond Brigade, William Macdonald, Junior
Second Lieutenant Company B. vice Jones,
tenn expired. with rank from June 20, 1882
Charles w. Fitch, MsjSr and Surgeon on thu
staff of Colonel commanding, vice Fraser,
retired, with rank from December ]. 1882
acknowledgement J. w. FIesse, "Eureka
Guard (unattsche6), Sixth Brigade, per s.
o. No. 6S, Desenber IA, 1882. Retired
Msior George A. Fisher, Qaartermaster on
the staff of Brigadier General commanding
Sscoud Brigade, with rank of Major, per s.
o. No. II, December q, 1882.
BONDS F1LED.-Bonds were fled yesterday
with the County Recorder as follows: @. A
Hull as Justice of franklin township
with G. Wells and L. Fl. Fssiest % suretiss
Pail. B. Bradford, of same township, 81
Justice of the Pesee, with Lee Stanley anc
l.. 81. Fassett as sureties. J. Fl. SturgiS a.
Justice OF the Peace Of Granite township
with Jacob Hyman and c. L Ecklon "a sure
ties. John Z. Butler, as Justice of the Peace
of Natoma towuship. with E. Christy and J
Hyman as sureties.
CHEAP FARE.-The Southern Pacific Rail
road Company announce in circular, which
has been received, that they are now prepared
to furnish orders for emigrant passage e
California from Havre, France via Ne.
Orleans, Louisiana, and San Antonio and E.
Paso. Texas, at 8 rate of S65. Tickets fur.
nished Oh these orders viii be good for steer
ace passage by steamer from Hsyre to New
Orleans and for third.clsss passage by South
ern Pacific Railroad from New 0rlsans tc
San Francisco.
ALIMosDs new sewing machine oil is the
kind to buy. 1t costs no more than poorer
Qualities. and will be sure to give perfect sat
isfaction. Put up in 10c, 15c, zoe, 25c and
so: sizes.
THROUGHOUT every department sweeping
ra1nntinrs have been made Hale Bros & Co