Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13
WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
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WITHOUT AUTHORITY,
EDS. RECoRD.UNIoN The parties prstend-
ing to represent that the one per cent tax
payers had Endorsed Mr.. Nielsen as q can.
didase for Second Trustee, had no authority
to do 80, as no notice was given that such
meeting was to be held.
II. TREIoHLER.
BUSINESS MEMS MEETING THIS MORNING.
An important meeting which all business
men, irrespective of party, are urgently re-
quested to attend, will be held at $50 sharp
this morning, at the Office of Sweetser & Al
sip, Fourth street, between j and K.
MILITARY REvIEw.-Orders have been is-
sued by the Commander of the First Artil.
leTy Regiment TO the companies located in
this city-feld, staff and band--to assemble
at the armory Thursday evening, March
10Th, in full uniform, for the purpose
Of rendering review to General Carey. All
ter the review the troops will be formed into
q skeleton brigade Of four regiments, and
dress parade will be conducted by General
Carey, Major Harvey forming the line SIS A.
A. General. Line and staff officers have
been detailed to act as field officers and adju-
tants OF the respective regiments. In order
that the armory may not be overcrowded
with spectators, tickets will be issued to those
who desire TO witness the review and parade,
without which no one will be admitted to the
aruory. These tickets can be procured from
Colonel Sheehan and at Lieutenant Rivett's
printing Office, Sixth street, between J and
K, and from brigade and regimeotsl officers,
by business men and citizens generally, upon
application.
A PREsENTATIoN.-Las5 evening Sacra-
mento Lodge, No. IL, X. of P, held a meet
ing of its members in their Lodge-room, At
ter transacting the usual business, Past
Chancellor d. Falconsr arose and draw the
attention os the members to the presence Of
their brother DR.. w. A. Briggs, who had
been requested to attend on important bust.
nesE, and proceeded TO state that the Lodge
had always been indebted to the brother for
his disinterested efforts to promote the mem
bership Of the Order, and spoke of the
esteem IN which he was held by the Lodge.
At the close OF the remarks he presented Mr..
Briggs set of thirteen spleadjdly- bound
volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica
On each volume was stamped in gold letters
q" Presented to w. A. Briggs, 81. D by
Sacramento Lodge, No. IL. K, of P The
doctor responded in few feeling rem ,rks.
Eulogistic remarks we're made By some IF the
other members.
THOSE FoR-Thoss for the Pavilion must
be careful to mark OF the word = no " on the
ballot. To leave both Eyes " and mo is
equivalent to vote against the Pavilion.
A PROPOSED New RAILROAD The Tur-
lock and Sierra Nevada Railroad has beea
Incorporated. The purpose of the company
is to construct and operate a railroad of the
standard gauge, and telegraph lire, begin.
ming at the town of Turlcck, Ssanislsus coun-
ty, aud running thence in an easterly direc-
ton to MERGED tails, distance of about thirty
miles. The proposed road runs through o
rich agricultural region and terminates at one
OF tbs largest Touring mills in that portion of
the State. the articles of incorporation were
fled yesterday with the Secretary of State
The principal placs eff business is Turlock.
The Directors are George Howard Thompson,
OF San Frsncisco, B. IL. Deane, George C.
Desne, Ii. IL. Russell and j. w. Bost, of
Merced county. The capital stock is $500. 900. |
divided into 3 n00 shares. B. II. Deane is |
President. J. w. Bost, Secretary, and Fl. G. |
Russell, Secretary of the company.
WE LOSE IT.-If two-thirds of all votes
cast to-day ara not for the aew Pqraioa, Sac
rsmento not only loses it, but loses the State |
is certain to be the result. Oakland will take |
it and gtre Pavilion.
ATTACHES BENEFIT. - Two performances
viii be given at the metropolitan Theater to. |
day for the benefit of the box Office attaches |
matinee ct P. IT. and in the evening at |
the usual hour. There are large number OF |
volunteers, and a splendid performances il |
promised. Miss Alma Stewart Stanley |
leading lady Of the Leonard Grover Comedy |
Company, has consented to remain, and will |
appear In male impsrsonations ard other |
specislties in the afternoon, and in the even |
ing il Lady Audley's Secret" Some of |
the names OF performers are published elTe-
where. Tbs price of admission has been re. |
duoed to 80 and % cents, without any charge |
for reserved seats.
OAKLAND WANTS THE PAvILIoY.-A gen. |
tlemsn who returned to the city last evening
from Oakland, and who was spectator at |
the election there yesterday, says there is q |
proposition on foot amorg the Oakland bus:- |
ness men to build and present to the State |
Agricultural Society pavilion. to cost |
100000, in event the people of this city to- |
day do not vote TO levy the tax TO raise the |
necessary money to erect the pavilion here. |
The matter was discussed some time ago, and |
San jose has also agreed to erect suitable |
buildings in event the society will hold the |
fair in that city. The eyes of two cities are |
conferred OF Sacramento to-day.
OSTRICH FARMISG.-The California Ostrich |
Farming Company yesterday fled articles of
Incorporation with the Secretary of State. |
The Directors are E. F. Northam. F. A.
Waterhouse. Harry Bsbcock, W. Z. Desn, |
Moses Hopkins and d. Whitney, of San |
Francisco, and Charles B. Polhemus of San |
Jose. The capital stock is $50, 600, and |
So. 800 of it is subscribed by thirty-seven diff
feTent individuals. Among the names ap-
pears Count olarovsky and also 9 number Of
ladies.
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
James A. Brown, disturbing the peace, two
charges, continued until Friday Pat Fay,
drunk. pleaded guilty, fined 81 and costs
Barney Timmins, drunk, pleaded guilty, fined
s. Aaron V. Peck, drunk, pleaded guilty,
fined SO; Raphael Vasquez, common drunk
ard, found guilty, sentenced to sixty days il
County Jail.
Two-THIRDs. --Tlso thirds Of all the vOtes
;ast must be for the Pavilion, else it will be
iefsatea. Let everyone handling tickets
nsrk Of "no." aud res to it thu. every voter
> splightsDsd CO this poiHt.