Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-27
BRIEF NOTES.

| Pioneers and their families will hold q
social at their hall this evening.
The sour Friends Social Club will hold
its eighth annual masquerade ball on Tuesday
evening, March q, 1888.
The Sacramento river has risen quite rap
| idly since the recent rains, and last evening
had reached II feet 6 inches.
The thirteenth annual ball of Company G.,
| (Sarsheld Guard, First Artillery Regiment,
will be given at Armory Hall on next Tues
day evening.
James Woodburn, the surviving partner Of
the late firm of E. i. Billings & Co., an.
nounces that for the present he will continue
the business of the late firm.
A quarrel, which ended in blown, took place
at the CourI-house yesterday between L, II.
Berkey and J. C. Devine. Both men were
somewhat bruised when separated by friends.
G. W. Jackson, late Deputy County Re-
corder, has entered into partnership with
Samuel Cross in the business of searching
records. The firm name will be Cross &
Jaeksan.
On the occasion of the recent fraternal visit
paid to Fidelity Grove, United Ancient Order
Of Draids, bv tie Grand officers, the Lodge
entertained the visiting officers with banquet
given at Fishers diniugrooms.
A vocal and instrumental concert will be
given on next Thursday evening at the Con-
gregationsl Church by Mrs. Addie Carter,
assisted by large number Of the local talent.
The Or ,efamme will be made ep of selections
of solos, duets, trios and quartets.
There was large attendance at the Bric-
a-Brac Club meeting last evening. 1t being
the anniversary of the birth of the composer
Mozart, the musical programme rendered
was nsirely from that composer s works, and
by Messrs Ball, Fleissner and johnson and
Mrs. J. It. Cooper. A sketch of the life of
Mozart was read by Mr. Grunsky. New
paintings were exhibited by Norton Bush and
Mrs. J. II Lewis. There were also exhibit
tons of etching embroidery bv Mrs. Lewis.
ribbon work by Mrs. Henry Miller, and por
celan painting and chenille embroidery By
Mis-. w. A. Hughson.
FRIGHT TO RIvE-Freight for Sacra-
mento passed Ogden on the 2Si instant as
follows: For w. D. Comstock, boxes
chairs James G. Davis, 2 boxes chairs; I.
J. Kugslsnd & Son. box hardware; Hall,
Luhrs & Co., % barrels hams; Holman,
Stanton 4 Co, car load plows and rerairs;
Kirk Geary u Co., box tinfoil; William
Eberhardt, case fshing-tackle. Passed
OtuIiuEs ~ M VA Vic 1-A Abbtoubs Ahi
Baker & Hamilton, 430 boxes nails. 100
boxes axes, 10 boxes mattoeks s boxes
hatchetq, 2 boxes hoes; Mebius & Co, 173
cases canned goods; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., barrel hardware; A. Coolot, 10 pack
ages tobacco.
THROUGH TRAINS. Recommending Monday,
January 90 \, the Southern Pacific Railroad
Compsny's Atlantic express, leaving San
Francisco at $50 A. NJ. will run through to
New Orleans, Louisisns, via Ell Pasc, San
Antonio and Houston, Texas. The price of
tickets from San Francisco TO New Orleans
will be: For frst-cass ticketf, with stop
over privileges, sos 50; fol- seoon6-class
tickets for continuous trip, $50; FIR third
class tickets for continuous trip, 500. Sleep
ing cars will be run through from San Frsn-
cisco to New Orleans. The charges for double
lower or upper berth viii be S15; for section,
$50 for drawing room, $50.