Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-06
BRIEF NOTES.

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pervisors yesterday was standing eff in
sufance agents.
The first invitation party of Company B
Capital Guard will be given at Armory Hall
on next Thursday evening.
Charles Il. Addington, in card published
elsewhere, announces himself SIS candidate
for the position Of City Assessor.
The second masquerade skating carnival Of
the Sacramento Roller Skating Association
will take place OF the Pavilion on Saturday,
the 18th instant.
G. Gabrielle, proprietor of the Garibaldi
House, publishes card this morning in ref.
erence to some criticism of his house which
has been publicly made.
DR.. NJ C. Briggs, of Alameds, will deliver
q free lecture this evening at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms on the subject: 1.-THE Uncommon
Uses of Common Things"
The tickets for the Governors Guard Ca
diets ball and exhibition drill, to be given in
honor of Governor and Mrs. Stoneman, are
now ready for delivery. The ball will take
place on the 14lh instant.
A card signed Many Republicans urg-
ing J. J. Buckley for the position of City
Assessor, is published this morning MIR.
Buckley in q card also announces himself as
a candidate for the position.
The City Trustees met in regular session
yesterday morning, but beyond receiving re-
ports Of city officers and allowing o number
of bills, no business was transacted. The Or
dinance to repeal an ordinance against visit
ing gambling dens was laid over for action
until the next meeting.
On Sunday afternoon in Red Mems Hall
the dedication of scroll Of law (Sephar
Thorab) took place. under the auspices Of
Chebrah Kidushs, Hebrew society. Rev.
A. J. Messing, of San Francisco, came up
and officiated. The services were very i'm.
pressive and tbs attendance quite large.
The overland train yesterday morning was
delayed half an hour at the depot by four
freight cars having run off the track at q
"spring" switch. The same accident &C.
Cured TO the overland last evening just as it
was leaving Oakland wharf. The engine left
the track through one of the 'spriug"
switches. The train arrived here half an
hour late.
a concert will be given By the Ladies'
Choral Society on next Thursday evening {.
the Congregational Church The tickets are
now for sale at the music stores. This js the
first concert given by the Society, it having
been formed bat two months sgo. Miss
Minnie Fieissner is the leader. Among It's
members are some of the most prominent
iadisS IN SacranenS0.
The prisoner, James Fleming, who escaped
from local officer Karcher on Sunday even.
ing. has not been recapttred. The brace.
lets he had on belonged to officer jackson.
and we're valued very highly on account Of
having been the ones found on officer Scott
when he was murdered. They were presented
to jackson. and that officer had the satistac-
ton Of bringing three of the murdereFs to
this city wearing them, and afterwards took
two of the murderers to San Qaentiu, wearing
the same handouts. The officer said he had
hoped yet to place them on Edwards, one of
thu murderers yet ct large.
THE REPUBLIoANs.-Last evening the Re.
publican City Central Committee held
meeting at the Office of City Attorney An.
derson, and By unanimous vote decided that
8 primary election shall be held on Saturday
next, to be conducted on tae Crawford plan,
for the purpose of nominating candidates to
be voted for st the coming city election. Ali
candidates are required to hand in their
names by Thursday evening, at 7:90 o'clock,
with an assessment Of S15, and to pledge
themselves in writing to support the nomi-
nees. The polling places designated and the
officers are as follows: First Wsrd-Stevens'
son. Inspector @. A. Stevens, J. N. Slater,
Judges. Second Ward-Feurth and K streets;
Christopher Green, Inspector; w, d. Stalker,
John S. George, Judges Third Ward-Will- !
lam Tell House; S. S. Bedse, Inspector
John Rider, Samuel Blair, Judges Fourth
Ward-Corner Eighth and NJ streets: Geo.
Murray, Inspector; $, j. jackson, Henry
Burnett. Judges. The call for the primary
with other particulars is published elsewhere
this mcrning.
4 EEw NAME FOR Our PosToFFIoE. In
the early years 81 the existence of this place,
when it had become of sufficient Importance
to require PostOfice, the petitioners for the
same not dreaming that this would soon be
the capital of the golden State, and fearing
the place might never be recognized by the
people of the world as city, the word
"a City" was attached TO the word "Sacra-
mento." From that day until this thu Post
office Department he's known this bur5h by
the name of " Sacramento City" Applica
tion has been made to the Department, aud
after the beginning of Postmaster Hopping's
next term, which will be April LIST, the Office
will be known as Sacramento"
COUNTY HosPITAL.-The report of G. A.
White, Superintendent of the County Hospi.
tai, for the month Of February, 1883. is as
follows: Number of patients in Hospital,
1st, 165; admitted during month,
81 died, discharged, 70 remaining, 135 !;
meals furnished destitute applicant, AZ.
Mortality list-Ah Lang, so years, native of
China; Mrs. Ann Costello. GO years, native
of ireland James Port, % years, native of
Ohio; Leonard Holagrist, % years, native of
Sweden B. McDermott. SO years, native of
Ireland. The current expenses have been !:
Salaries. S755; subsistence. 81. 1873 o.; total
81, S8S OF.
CRY OFFICERS MONTHLY REPoRTs.-The
various city officsls made their monthly re-
ports to tho Board of Trustees yesterday.
Chief Karcher reported LOG arrests, 1876
meals furnished and 50 persons accommodated
with lodgings Harbormaster Kidder's col
lections were $3.50 80. The Poundmaster
collected S13 30 and killed % dogs. The
Superintendent of City Cemetery collected
$3.50 30. The Fire Commissioners submitted
their report, the substance of which was pub
lished in the RECORD UNION yesterday.
METROPOLITAN TEEATER. --Leonard Gre
ver's New York Comedy Comedy will appear
at the Metropolitan Theater on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee.
On Friday evening and at the matinee 9 My
Son.in-La1" will be presented, and on Sat.
urday evening "Cad, the Tom-Boy. The
box Office will be open on Thursday, where
seats can be secured without extra charge.
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