Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-08
CONCISE LOCALS.

Twenty seven emigrant passengers viii
arrive this afternoon.
The river is still falling and marks nine feet
three inches above loW-water mark.
The new Board of Supervisors will meet
this forenoon at the Hall Of Records and
organize.
The first frost of the season at San Diego
was reported yesterday morning at the Signal
Service office.
There viii be meeting Of all those inter
st Freeport on tomorrow afternoon at l
o'clock.
Sheriff Hebron on Saturday paid into
the County Treasury the sum of So 637 II.
being the amount of delinquent taxes which
he had collected.
The names of Rose Fisher, for battery, and
Mary Farley and Clara Stesrn, for disturb.
ing tho psacs, we're registered at the police
station last night.
The Foresters' entertainment and ball will
take place on Thursday evening at Turner
Hall. The occasion is the second anniyer-
sary of Court Capitol of California.
The law calendar for to-day in the Superior
Court will be continued until tomorrow on
account of duties to be performed by the
presiding Judge at the State Capitol.
The body of the seventeen-year-o boy
that was drowned from one of the river
steamers few weeks ago, has been found
about thirteen miles down the river. 1t was
buried by Coroner Vermilya.
Police officer Timothy Lee resigned his DO
sition on Saturday for the purpose of taking
position IS Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff
Estill. There has as yet been no one ap-
pointed to succeed him as police officer.
The following officers were installed on
Saturday evening in Union Lodge, No. 81,
A. o. U. W., by D. d. G. NJ. w. o. N.
Cronkite, assisted by Past Masters J.
N. Young and E. Gregory: John Simp-
SOD, 2. NJ; Joseph Judd, M, W.; w. A.
Henry. F.; D. Hickey, o.; John Bradley,
Recorders A. J. Norton, Fin; j. G. Davis,
Receiver j. A. Woods, Co.; B. +. Ward,
l. w; A. Hubert, o. w.
Dillon Branch Irish National Land League
held their usual meeting last evening, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year President, J. P. Dalton Vice Presi-
dent, B. Lucey Treasurer, M. McKenns !;
Secretary, Daniel Flynn; Executive Com
mittee-Michael Roche, Maurice Healy, J.
IL. Dennis and Robert O'Rourke. Songs
were given by Mr. Ryan, and recitations by
J. A. Devine: piano duet, by the Misses
Laura and Ida Kendall; recitations, Miss J.
Lucey.
WEEK OF PRAYER.-The week of prayer"
which the Protestant churches hold annually,
began yesterday and will continue to and in.
Guiding Sunday next. The services will he
held at Westminster Presbyterian Church,
with prayer meeting each day at 1:S0 and
gospel meeting at P. NJ. daily. The subject
to-day viii be "Praise and Thanksgiving,
and the central texts from Psalm ciii.; Isaiah
XIV; Psalm evil; l Thess. l.; and Psalm
xxxvi., from the fifth verse.
Police CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court on Saturday as follows
Charles Slaughter, battery. continued TO
January 10th; Mrs. Smith. drunk, found
gully, fined SO; Frank Purcell. healthy
beggsr." tried and case taken under advise.
ment; All Tung, burglary. discharged on
motion of defendants attorney.
MILITARY PERCENTAGE. General Order
No. 2S announces the following as the per-
ceutage of the First Artillery Regiment :
Company A, 6S,03; Company B, 62.S5 !;
Company Q, 50 IS; Company Z, 81 80 !;
Company f, 81. 20; Company G, 50 6S; Ca
diets, 64 81. Percentage of regiment, 70.17.