Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-17
CONCISE LOCALS.


pany were reelected at the late annual
meeting.
James B. Devine was yesterday appointed
Court Commissioner of Sacramento county,
vice Ryan, resigned.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
morning, bat without transl.cting any bust
ness went to inspect thu County Hospital
The illusionist Zsra will give gift enter
taiament at Metropolitan Theater this even
ing. The price Of admission has been re-
duced.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Germanis Building and Loan Association
has been postponed until one week from this
evening.
Charlss Martin Thomas Chapman yester-
day filed his official bond as Constable of Ma
toma township. with S. Cohn and E. Christy
as sureties.
A number of the attaches of the Legisls-
ture from abroad, and some of the members,
visited the Court.house, railroad shops and
other places yesterday.
Major Horace Plat, Judge Advocate on
the staff OF Brigadier- General Dimond, has
placed his Generals resignation in the hands
of Governor Stoneman.
A runaway team on the lower p,rt of ]
street yesterday completely wrecked the small
wagon to which they were attached, but no
further damage was done.
A Chinaman, named All Gin, sentenced to
one year in San Quentin for grand larceny
from Placer county, was taken to that place
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff.
A free lecture viii be given at the Y. NJ
G. A. rooms on Friday evening by q. c.
Stratton, of San Jose, on the subject, The
Mound Builders of the Mississippi Valley"
The last of the series of four reunions, given
by the ladies of the Congregational Church,
will be on Friday evening. It will be re-
ceptior, with entertsinment and refresh
ments.
Jacob Hyman. Edward r. Levy and ST.
mon Cobn are the sureties On the official
bond of w. o. Davis, Constable Of Natoma
township, which was filed with the County
Recorder yesterday.
The Gait Gazette says: "Crops in this Vi
cinity are thriving and farmers contented with
present prospects for good harvest. The
usual quota of wild geese are celebrating their
mid-winter feasts as 10 the days of yore."
An elderly man reported at the Police
Station yesterday that he had been robbed
the hight before by two foot-pads on the
Riverside road, shout three miles below the
city. He lost about $50 and silver watch.
Suit has been commenced in the Superior
Court against Thomas j. Clunie to recover
s699 so, Delinquent city taxes on property
ASSESSED at 1874 975. the real estate being as.
sessed at SIS, 375, and improvements at Sl6,.
600.
The officers-elect of the CALIFORNIAN Club
were installed last evening. After the it.
stallation arrangements were made for ball
to be held soon. The members then partook
of banquet which had been prepared, and
general good time was had by those present.
Yesterday morning about IL o'clock, Mrs.
Black, wife of John Black, superintendent of
the Sacramento Cracker Company, fell dead
from heart disease while in the act of pre-.
pairing dinner at her residence on Front street.
Deceased was sister OF police officer Patrick
Leavy.
The cases of Miner Walden and Oscar
Lyen, indicted for perjury, were continued
for trial in the Superior Court yesterday un.
til to-day. Sheriffs Cunningham, of San Joa.
quin; Fulkurth, of Stanislsus; Vogan, of
Amador. and Mesney, of MERGED, are present
as witnesses.
Another Chinese clock thief was tempora-
rily disposed Of yesterday by being sent to
the Folsom State Prison for ohe year. He
pleaded guilty to the theft Of clock from
the room of w. r. Mcdonald about the
middle of last month. He will be taken to
Folsom to-day.
It was found yesterday morning that the
barn of Mrs. Gilman on E. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, had besn entered by
burglars during the night. the deor having
been forced by jimmy" They appear to
have been frightened, for the Jimmy was
left and nothing taken.
Tie Sacramento Roller Skating Association
is new in active operation at the Pavilion,
corner Sixth snd NJ streets. Open every
morning, afternoon and evening, excepting
Sundays. j. l.. Walton is manager of the
association. Members viii be admitted upon
approval by the committee.
An alarm of FIRE was sent in from box 81
about noon yesterday, caused by the burning
out of chimney on Q street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. This is the
third alarm of that kind within the past four
days. The fire department express them.
selves as tired" and hope that people will
keep their chimneys clean or else let them
burn.
An association at San Franciscr, to be
known as the California Cap Company, for
the manufacture of percussion and blasting
caps, cartridges. bombs, powder, etc, has
filed srticles of incorporation with the Secre-
tary of State. +. j. Flstter, j, M. Roth
child, A. r. A. s. Cheminant, John w.
Watson and r G. Brown are the Directors.
Capital stock, $4,000