Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-13
BRIEF NOTES.

The Central Pacific pay-csr is up the Ore
gon Division.
Frank Griswold has purchased the grocery
business of W. A. Butterfield, corner Tenth
and streets.
Both the passenger and freight railroad
depots in this city are to be reprinted. A
forcs of workmen have arrived and the work
will begin at once.
CALENDARS minstrels closed their engage
ment at the Metropolitan Theater Saturday
evening, playing TO crowded houses both
afternoon and evening.
At the mseting of the stockholders of Arm
ory Hall Association, held Saturday evening,
Directors for the ensuing year were elected
as follows T. w. Sbsehsn, Clinton l..
White, NJ. j. Burke, John Cooke. J. ".
Guthrie, George L. Bush, Grove i. johnson.
The sentencing OF J. d. Tate, who was
convicted OF maintaining q nuisance in China.
town, was continued in the Police Court Sat-
urday. Defendants counsel, Henry Edger-
tor, stated that the work of filing up the lot
which was declared nuisance would be COM
menced to-day.
Edgar Rivett met with an accident Satur
day afternoon while turning the corner OF
Ninth and NJ streets in his two-wheelsd We
hicle, by the horse falling. Mr.. Rivett was
thrown out and received some injuries about
the head, but not so serious but that ne was
on the street again yesterday.
Officer May Saturday evening arrested
Dick Singleton, one of a gang who nightly
congregate On the southeast corner of Fifth
and J streets. The officer ordered the crowd
to move on, and, not obsying, the order wss
attempted 10 be enforced, when Singleton re.
slated and was arrested as stated.
Charles NJ. Chsrleville, who has besn in
the employ Of Wells, Fargo & Co. In this
city, died Saturday morning after two days
illness. he was young man, aged 20 years,
and was much esteemed by all who knew
him. A flag flosted at half.mast over Wells,
Fargo L Co.'s offics yesterday in respect to
his memory.
The oakland Tribune says: "Aliss Ray
friends in East Oakland. was badly bittsn by
a Newfoun Hand dog Wednesday morning.
No dangerous symptoms have appeared, and
she was doing well this morning. Miss
Dietrich is the teacher of penmanship in the
Sacramento Public Schools.
Since last report steamers have arrived at
this place as follows: San Joaquin No. 9,
from San Francisco, with general nerchan-
disc and barge Of freight Varuns, from up-
per Sacramento, with barge of grain. De.
pArted-VarunE, fer upper Sacramento, with
barge of freight; San Joaquin No. 2, for San
Francisco, with barge OF grain.
W. W. Moreland, Private Secretary of
Governor Stoneman, J. j. Ayers, State
Printer, and DR.. Hatch, of the State Board
of Health, are making tour of the State
for the purpose of investigating the orphsn
ssylams that receive State aid. The commit
tee has still to visit Santa Barbara, Los An
geles, Sacramento and Grass Valley.
AT the meeting of the California Temper
anee and Benevolent Society LAST evening,
after some opening remarks by the Presi5sns,
J. D. AIoynahsp, the following programme
was rendered: Select reading, L. Lishsuer
address, W. A. Anderson recitation. L. 4.
Nsgle; reading, J. 7. LucsY; reeisstioa,
Miss Bahcock recitation, L. Crackb0a
reading, Miss Laura Kendall.