Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-18
LOCAL DAsHEs.

The La Cattle Club gave its weekly social
dance last evening.
Seventy.fve immigrants will arrive to-
morrow from the East
Three chickens taken from Chinese thief
are at the station-house awaiting an owner.
A large number of workmen are engaged
in making the changes in the track at Agri-
cultural Park.
Phelix won the half.mile race at Agricult.
ural Park Saturday, defeating Della Walker,
in 492 seconds.
A. A. Dassonville, sn employee of Baker &
Hamilton, broke his ankle while moving some
heavy machinery Saturday.
Sheriff Estill paid into the County Treas
ury yesterday sos, 6S4, the amount collected
for taxes during the last ten days.
Yesterday Il. Eldred shipped two span of
fine carriage horses, matched grays and
blacks, to the San Francisco market.
About II o'clock last night little black
pig walked into the station-house. and was
given accommodations for the night by turn
key Leavey.
State Prison Directors Robbins, Gelwicks,
Boggs, Van Fleet and Hendricks went up to
Folsom last evening. While there they will
make the awards for furnishing supplies.
At Westminster Presbyterian Church this
afternoon, at $50, Mrs. M. G. Lesvitt will
lecture to ladies, and will address boys at the
Ninth.street Baptist Church at 7:SO in the
evening.
Otto Reiffa rth, we'll known in this city. and
husband of the actress Jennie Reiffarth. was
found dead in San Jose yesterday. At the
time of his death he was the editor of Ger
man paper.
The partnership heretofore existing between
Theodore Schluckebier and Eugene Knapper,
of the Capital Bakery, has been dissolved.
Eugene Knapper retiring. The business will
be continued by Theodore Schluckebier.
The Heiterkeit Social Club met at Turner
Hall last evening and elected officers for the
ensuing year, as follows: President, G.
Phleger Vice President, j. Weizsl; Secre-
tary, T. G. Jurgens; Treasurer, II. Runckel /;
Sergeant-at-A Arms, A Weizel; Trustees, II.
Guthrie, II. Stober, G. Hazslstein.
John B. Lise, who induced good-looking
but simple-rninded girl, Is years of age, to
come with him from San Francisco to Sacrs-
mento yesterday, is locked up in the city
prison, where he is wanted on several charges.
The girl was also taken in charge by the Off.
GERS, and will be returned to-day to her
widowed mother at San Rafael.
The following officers were elected by Court
Capitol or california, NO. D, az, A. ". r.,
last evening: G. R., Fred. Dustman S. G.
R., J. J. Fountain T., Thomas Hamer; r.
S., o. N Cronkite F. S.. Carl Leonard S.
w, z. Cavanaugh J. W.. r. G. Jukes; S.
B., Philip Wolf; J. B., E. Shea; Surgeon,
G. E. Pinkham Trustees, William Roam, W.
B. OldGeld and P. Menken; Auditors, Geo.
E. Mills, J. j. Fountain and A. L. Wuif.
W. II. Cursor, the efficient Second Ser
geant of Company f, First Artillery Regi-
ment, located at Woodland, has been elected
Second Lieutenant of that company. vice
Lieutenant Coin, term expired. Lieutenant
Cursor was examined last evening as to his
qualifications for the position; and his an
swers, both as to military maneuvers and the
general duties of commissioned officer, gave
entire satisfaction. He will be reported upon
favorably by the Board of Examiners.
The temperature, wind and weather at II
NJ. yesterday, as received by Sergeant Bar
wick, was For Tateosh. 46', west and
fsir .; Olympia, 81, calm and cloudy; Port
land, 40', west and fair; Roseburg, $50,
northwest and foggy; Mendocino. 81, north
and clear; Red Bluff, SO, east and fair
Sacramento, 81, northwest and clear; San
Francisco, 5lo, northeast and clear /; Los
Angeles, 75' southwest and clear; San Diego,
6S' northwest and clear Salt Lake, 42',
west and threatening; Cheyenne, 44', north.
west and cloudy; Denver, So, northwest and
fair; North Platte, Az, northwest and
cloudy Omaha, 40', southwest and cloudy ;
YsnktOn ass west and cloudy