Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-03
DEPARTURE.
BRIEF NOTES.

The City Board of Trustees did not meet
yesterday.
The travel from San Francisco yesterday
by rail was very light.
The Independent Light Battery will hold
business meeting this evening,
The Langhsm Hotel closed yesterday for
reasons which perhaps the managers best I'm.
derstand.
All of the foundriss at the railroad shops
were closed yesterday on account of the ex-
treme heat.
The Fantasies meet at the Courthouse
tonight to make further ARRANGEMENTS for
celebrating the Fourth Of July.
Officers Eldred and Oswald about . P. NJ.
yesterday arrested two boys for swimming in
the river at the foot of M street.
The Central Pacific pay-csr arrived from
Truckee yesterday, and went to San Fran
cisco attached to the $3.50 P. NJ. train.
In the proceedings of the Superior Court,
published elsewhere, will be found the dispo-
sitiln Of number Of criminal cases.
During the moeth of June the County
Clerk issued twenty six marriage licences.
Two divorces we're granted and seven divorce
cases commenced.
The steamer Reform arrived Yesterday
from San Francisco with barge of lumber
in tow for w. T. Frazer and the F. & 7.
Lumber Company.
W. W. Vale. late proprietor of the Russ
House. has assumed the pTop1ietorship of
the International Hotel, on K street, between
Third and Fourth.
The funeral of the late George Barton took
place yesterday afternoon under the auspices
Of the society of the Native Sons of the Cold.
en- West and was largely attended.
All the groeers on J and K streets. with
the exception of w. A. Cnittenden ( Co, ard
Fabian Brothers have sigued an agreement
to close their places of business on July 4sh.
The United States snagboat Seiz.r broke
her mast last week up the river while wrest-
ling with an extraordinarily tough snsg, and
ID now st the Sacramento wharf receiving
new mast.
For the quarter ending June Both, City
$40 fees, and 81 dog tax, The clerk Of the
water works collected Sl7, 436 so for the
same time.
A horse attached to q buggy ran down
Second street yesterday and dashed upon the
between and Q. Three small
children playing Oh the sidewalk narrowly
escaped heirg run ever.
For the month of June the Superintendent
OF the City Cemetery received SO bodies for
intermept and collected S153; the Pound.
master killed q dogs aud collected S1S; the
Harbormss7er collected S159.
The Board of Health complain that they
are receiving daily communications from
anonymous persons. They viii pay 20 stten.
ton to cores pondence that does not bssr the
signature of some responsible party.
Governor Stonemaa yesterday appointed
thee Notaries Public w. w. Smith, RiY-
erside, San Bernardino county; G. c. Jen-
kins, Santa Clara, Santa Clara county; and
J. G. Zignego, Stockton, San Josquin county.
Some parties who have been laying q pipe
across Seventh street, between I and J, have
left the street in an almost impossible condi.
tion. IL is matter that should receive the
immediate attention of the Street Commits.
siUuer.
Three new postal cars for the Southern Pa
cGc are being constructed at The railroad
shops: also twenty-five fruit cars for the
Central Pacific. A portion of the cars for
the Market-street cable road will be forward
ed to San Francisco this week.
A special meeting of the knights of Labor
was held last evening, at which were passed
resolutions denouncing the Railroad Com.
missioners and calling for a mass meeting
July oh, to be addressed by z. S. Dorney.
Subject: "Msn and Monopoly-Toil and
Toll"
Sealed proposals for furnishing material
and repairing the wooden bridge spanning
the Costumes river at Michigan Bar will be
received st the Office of the Clerk OF the
Board of Supervisors, Sacramento city, Cali
fornie. until 10 o'clock A, NJ. Thursday, July
), 1888.
Yesterday in the Superior Court Judge
Mcfarland ovsrruled the demurrer in the
case OF the People ex rel. Callahan VS.. J. w.
Greenlaw, snd allowed ten days to answer
the complaint. This, it will be remsm-
bered, is action commenced some tima ago
to test the validity Of the election of the ipres.
ens county officers.
Red jacket Tribe, Ne. %, Imp. o. r.
NJ. have elected eff sers tor the ensuing term
as follows Sschem. Allen G.. Taylor; Senior
Sycamore. James Mckay; Junior Saga
more. A. B. Casey /; Represents tives to the
Great Council, S. B Cooley, r. H P tits,
James McCaw, Jsmes a. Gibson, NJ. 7.
Brewer, j. W Peerles.
Union Lodge, No. q, A. o. U. W, held
their semi annual election on Saturday even.
ing, resulting in thu election of the following
officers: N. W.. W. A. Henry; Foreman,
d. Hickey; OVersser, J. Z. Magaun; Re.
cordar. John Bradley; Financier, H. j. Nor
ton; Receiver, J. E Davis; Guide, j. A,
Woods; 1. W, f. Swift; o W, A. HUI
bert; Medical Examiner, DIR. W. A. Briggs !;
Trustee, John Simrson.
The followiog eff ,ers of Sacramento and
Confidence Lodges. K, of P. were duly in
stalled last evening at Castle Hall Of Sacra.
neuto Lodge by District Deputy Grand
Chancellor J. A. Baker: A. w. Hudson
and A, J. Plant, Q. C's; ]. B. Pierrepont
and J. A Davis, V. C's; F. s. Verdon. Pre-.
late; A L. Grimes and w. T. Bird. n. at
AS: T. Lsnay ard D. E Kerr, |. Ga.