Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-08
BRIEF MENTION,

The First Artillery band will give on open
air concert at Capitol Park next Tuesday
evening.
The Board of Officers of the First Artil
lery Regiment meets this evening at head
quarters.
The new Catholic Church at Rocklin will
be Dedicated on Monday August the 18Th, BY
Archbishop Alemany.
The examination Of Troi, charged with
wife-murder, will commence at 10 A. " to.
day in Justice Tubs Court.
The young ladies Of the Sixth-street III. E.
Church will give an ice cream social at the
church this evening. Refreshments will be
served free. Admission twenty-five cents.
Johnnie Dolan, former resident of this
city, who WAC shot in a land squabble at
Cache creek several days since, is rapidly
! improving, and his recovery is now assured.
A party who came down from McClodd
river yesterday Gays the fishing in that beau.
/ tiful stream is excellent, and that hundreds
Of pleasu-e-seekers will spend the summer on
its banks.
The children and friends of the two Bands
Of Hope will meet at 8 A. N. Saturday st
Westminster Presbyterian Church, and pro-
coed from thaIe to East Park, where their
annual picnic will be held.
| There will be an open meeting of Sacra.
mento Division, No. 2l8, Sons Of Temper
snce, st their hall on Eighth street this even.
ing. at WHICH time the Grand Worthy Patri-
| arch, George Bramail, will deliver an address,
The Adjutsnt- General has approved Sc
regulations issued by the spector-General
! OF Ritia Practice governing the selection of q
team from the National Guard, which is to
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with like team of the National Guard of
Nevada for the California Riff, Association
Pacific Slope trophy.
A SACRAMENTO Boy IN BERLIN-A Berlin
correspondent has this TO say about Sacra-
manso boy: 1.-THE Pacific Coast is repre-
scented among the pianists by S. Monroe
Fabian, Familiarity known as Sam LAST
fall he played here in the Gerster concerts,
and there was q great deal said about his
wonderful technique. Recently he gave his
own concert in the Sing Academic, assisted
by Fraulein Driesse, one of the prime dome
from the Imperial Opera House. ! was sur
prised to see the house tilup, as at this season
even the great artists can't count on much of
an audience. But Sam has many influential
friends, and as soon as the tickets were
pacsd on sale his banker took 200, another
friend forty, another thirty. twenty, ETC.,
until he came eff l, 200 marks $4,000 ahead
after paying all expenses. The programme
fully established his reputation as one Of the
coming pianists. He has taught several
years on the Pacific Coast with success, but
Is still young. In January Of last year he
came over, and has been studying with
Moskowski and DIR. Franck, practiciug eight
hours daily all the time. Yesterday he
showed me letter from Able Liszt, saving
he would be at home in Weimar after the
20 h of May. Fabian PURPOSES to so down
and study awhile with him."
The FARMERS AND CHANGERS Picnic
There was large ate adance at the Farmers'
and Changers picnic, which was held at
Freeport yesterday. Although the day was
very warm, it was quite pleasant in the
grove. A great many from the city were
present. The following is list of the prizes
awarded Running race for girls under 20
years, a straw hat, Miss Rickie Newman:
running race for boys under 81, a white vest.
J. Harlow; for boys under l6, straw hat,
Homer Moore; standing jump, 50 30, Lin
coin burlington running jump pair of
sleeve.b buttons, L. Ross; married ladies'
race silver pickle-dish, Mrs. s. G. Tryon
gloves, Miss Eta Fox; ladies under 10. u
lace collar, Miss Dora Myers ladies' under
20, velves wogk-box, Minnie Neubauer
three-legged race, s. J. T. Black and Fred
Kirtlan: ladies' walking match, fan, Miss
Ricllie Newman boys race, from to u,
pocketknife, Harry Den; running race,
pocket knife, GOsr Romeo; running race,
s., J. Harlow fat mems racs, box of cigars,
Easter Brooks.
A MILITARY ORDER.-Adiassnt-G General
George B. Cosby issued the following order
yesterday In compliance with law, the
National Guard of California will parade on
Wednesday. July 4sh, 10 commemoration of
the one hundred and seventh anniversary of
American Independence. Brigade comman.
ders are directed TO forward to general head
quarter, on or before July 20sh, consoli-
dated parade reports of their respective COM
mands The annual inspection and muster
provided for ia Section 1870 of the Political
Code, may take place on the same date, or
any other day of the month Sundays ex-
cepted), approved by brigade commanders.
The muster r, lis required must be forwarded
TO brigade headquarters on or before the LIST
OF Angus, TO division headquarters on or
bsfore the 10th Of August. and to general
headquarters on or before the 20sh of August
BOARD OF SUPzByIsoRs.-Th Board Of
Supervisors met in regular sssaion yesterday
at 10 A NJ. The petition Of Broder and others
for road near the Colusa road in District
NJ. 6, was read, and the bond accompanying
the same wss approved. Hartford Anderson,
S. p Boyd aud a. q. VIM were appointed
viewers The following ordinance fixing the
time for the NEE ing Of the Board was IN
animously adopted The Board Of Supervi-
s9rs Of the County of Sacramento do ordain
50 follows: Section l. The regular term of
the Board OF Supervisors of thu County Of
Sacramento shall commence on the first and
third Monday Of each month, and shall con.
tiuue in session not less than four days in
each term, and each daily session to be from
10 o'clock till 3 o'clock P. ". Section 2 I hi,
ordinance shall take effect and be ia force on
and after 1st of July, 1888.
A MASON AND Nor A MAsoN.-To per-
form the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone Of the Agricultural and Industrial Ex-
position building, number of members of
the Grand Lodge of Masons were appointed
to take the place Of absent officers Among
these was well-known citizen of Sacramento,
who undoubtedly knows more about Coke
and Blackstone than he does of practical ma
sonry. The jswel Of the Office to which he
was appointed ia the plumb. When directed
By the Grand Master he spilled the inssru.
ment in an inverted position to the four sides
OF the stone, and, amidst the suppressed
laughter Of the real workmen who were as-
sisting, reported that the craftsmen il that
respect had skillfully performed their work.
AUCTION To-MoRRow.-Sherburn & Smith
will sell tomorrow at their auction rooms,
at 1913 X street. large line of household
goods, including parlor and bedroom fur.
niture, carpets, stoves, crockery and glass-
ware. Also small line of furnishing and dry