Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-02

New TRIBES OF RED MEN.-Great Sachem
c. E. Spencer. accompanied by Past Sachems
r. Z. Petit, J. A. Gibson, Robert Hunt,
Il. Morris, J. E. Palmeter and James Nc
Caw, went to Davisville Saturday evening
and reinstatei Cisco Tribe, No. 10, Improved
Order Of Red Men. Eight of the best citi-
zsns of the town joined the lodge. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Sachem, James
ONeal Senior Sycamore. i. j. Plant !;
Senior Sycamore, NJ. Gender: Prophet, J.
Moran; Chief of Records, Fred Klays !;
Keeper of Wampum, George Stamp. The
Tcibs starts auspiciously, which argues well
for the future. Past Great Sachem Lehe, of
Stockton, was deputizsd for the purpose, and
Saturday evening reiustated o large Tribe in
Los Angeles, and Tribe was instituted last
week in San Francisco.
GONG FOR THE FILTH ON I STREET -
Health Officer Ferral has started the ball
rolling in Chinatown, and says he shall show
no quarter until that portion of the city is
thoroughly cleaned up and the property
owners comply fully with the health regula-
tions. Mr.. Fairchild, the owner of the filth.
lest snd Understanding Chinese brothels,
has been arrested at the earnest request OF
many citizens, and will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent Of the law. 1t is to be hoped
that the Health Officer will follow up the
work already begun, as the health of the city
will undoubtedly be greatly bsnefsedthereby
THE Two.CENT PosTAGE.-Several letters
requiring three- cent stamps were yesterday
deposited in the city postoffce with only two
cent clamps upon them. It is supposed thii
was done under the impression that the new
postal law reducing the rate of postage t.
| two cents per half ounce went into effect j ly
Isl, but such is not the case. 1t does not &c
into operation until October LIST, and thos
who have mailed letters with the lower rat
of postage only, will do well to call at tbs
Office and settle the balance, as no letter cal
be forwarded without ono full rate tthre
centsl prepaid.
HELD TO ANswER.-Levi Painter had 81
examination Saturday before Justice CLINE
for shooting at and woundlng 8 Chinaman
near CORTLAND He was held to answer be
fore tbs Superior Court for assault TO commi
murder. Bail wss fixed at 81, coo. which wa
given The Chnsmap was shot while in IN
act of stealing fruit belonging TO Mr. Painter
The latter claims to have bsen injured thi
season by the depredations of Cinnamon t
the extent Ct $500.
KATIE DEANE. The oreretta Of "Kati
Deane" was repeated Saturday evening q
the Metropolitan Theater, under the direC
ton of Miss Rowe, and to fair.sized ar
fashionable audience. The presentation wa
even better than on Thursday evening. Mi;
Gertis Jones, who carried the burden of th
, piece, performed her part very excellensl
| and far exceeded the expectations of be
! friends, who predict a bright future for til
young lady.
POLICE CoURT-The following bushes
, was transacted in the Police Court on So
urday: Z. Fairchild, misdemesnor, maintain
: ing nuisance in Chinatown case continue
to July 9th. Robert Reed, abduction an
rape, continued to July 80. James Crok
disturbing the peace, fined $40. or ten da!
/; in the County Jail. Sarah Leslie and Ro
Fisher, two females of doubtful chsrscte
: for fighting. SO each.
( a New G. A. R. Posr.-A large nunb'
j, of ex.soldiers Of the war Of the rebellion m
a Saturday evening at Pioneer Hall, 81
g effected an organization looking to tse ms
S tuition of a new Post Of the Grand Army
the Republic. A chsrter will be applied I
I at once. Forty signatures we're obtained.
large number from the railroad shops sigI
= fed their intention Of joining tee new Pest
. FoR PIcxrc PARrIss.-Ch esleyis unrivaled Cir
/ House Punch For sale by the bottle or case.
T ". Chesley, 81 Front street, sole agent
!. To ACCOMMODATE holiday visitors, our stores y
s. remain open this evening. Weinstock < Luoin