Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-29
BRIEF NOTES.

To-day ia the anniversary of the birth of
Patrick Henry.
An eye-sore-the view of Chinatown from
the passenger depot.
Why is this not good time to cut the
this:les and weeds before they go to seed
The new suction pipe at the city water
works was used for the first time yesterday.
Bell & Co., auctioneers, will hold an i'm
portant sale of furniture, carpets, etc., on
next Friday.
The train that has heretofore left Folsom
for Sacramento at $40 A. NJ, hereafter will
leave at 7:50 A. NJ.
The Knights of Pythias of this city have
ordered the new helmets and paraphernalia
prescribed by the Grand Lodge.
Elsewhere it is announced that the hotel at
| Summit Station, G. z. r. R is now open
for the accommodation of guests.
The Eagle Point ranch on the American
| river, containing sixty-three acres, was sold
at auction yesterday to Sparrow Smith for
So, 700.
The case of Gillespie VS.. Sacramento coun-
ty was continued in the Superior Court yes
terday TO the 18th of June. 1t is thought
compromise will be effscted.
w. 81. Hobby was arrested yesterday on
complaint of Fl. Wachhorst for committing
nuisance, by using too much of the sidewalk
in front of his store in the display of earthen-
| ware.
A Sacramentan just returned from Wood
| river does not give a very glowing account OF
that section. He says that hundreds of Ia
| borers are travelling through that country in
search of employment.
| There will be but two more performances
IA H. h. Ly~l,Ia
who have been at Turner Hall for the past
four weeks Tomorrow evening there will
be benefit to r. w. KohIer.
| The twenty ninth anniversary of the Sac.
ramento Turn erein will be celebrated on
next Sunday by picnic at Richmond Grove.
The gymnastic exercises will commence at
a. A. Valuable prizes will be contested for.
| It is announced this morning that q graud
| concert for the benefit of the Lougfellow Me-
mortal Association will be held at the Con-
gregational Church on next Monday evening.
Further particulars will be found elsewhere.
Flowers are scarce in the State of Nevada.
Her citizens hsvs appealed to the people OF
California to contribute flowers to be used at
Carson and other points on Decoration Day.
Flowers left at 727 J street before P. NJ. on
Tuesday will be forwarded.
The Iron Workers Baseball Club has or
ganized with the following officers Captain,
P. Sullivan President, William Ryan !;
Vic. President, Phil. Stack Secretary, NJ.
Burke; Treasurer, John Reynolds: Prop
ersyman. Arch. Dickson : Scorers, William
Dolsn, j. Sullivan.
Some of the property owners on o street,
between Tenth and Thirteenth, are trying to
get that section Of the street graded. During
the wet season il is perfect mud hole and al
most impossible 1t is understood that if this
improvement is not made the street railroad
will be removed from o to n street.
The Trustees complain that dead animals
are being constantly thrown into the streets
and alleys throughout the city, in violation of
gu ordinance prohibiting the same. The
Health Officer is obliged to have them re-
mo ged at the expense Of the city, and the
Trustees say they will in each instance en-
deavor to find and prosecute the guilty party.
FUNERAL OF MISS WooDBURN.-The re-
mains of Miss Lena j., eldest daughter of
James and d. A. Woodburn, who died ct
Silver Creek. Santa Clara county, on the
9th instant, wsre brought to the city on the
2:10 P. NJ. train yesterday. The funeral will
take place at 80 P. NJ to-day from the FAM
lily residence on l. street, between Ninth and
Tenth.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION To-DAY.-The two.
story and basement brick dwelling, on the
north side of n street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets, will be sold by public auction
this morning at IL o'clock, by Sherburn Il
Smith. The lot ia No. Of the block, and
fronts so feet on the street. The house is