Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-05
CONCISE LOCALS.

Thirty-aight emigrant passengers will ar.
rive this afternoon.
The Sacramento river is steadily falling,
and now marks 9 feet Z inches at low-water
marx.
Thomas J. Brown has filed his official bend
as Constable of Costumes township, with III.
Fay and J. P. Counts as sureties.
Gattman & Scheunert have fled with the
Secretary of State their claim to Autograph
of the State Capitol as trademark for cigars.
A new livery stable has been opened on
street, between Tenth and Eleventh, at the
old Fountain Stable stand, by Chase & Clark.
Yesterday Finley Mcmillan fled his official
bond as Justice Of the Peace of Center town
ship, with S. w. Butler and. Z. S. Driver as
sureties.
Governor Perkins has resppointed John @.
Brown, J. d. Lord and Fl. o. Beatty as
Commissioners of the Funded Debt Sinking
Fund of Sacramento.
A number Of Assemblymen and Senators
elect came to the city on last nights overland
train; also the correspondents of the San
Francisco newspapers.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Boiler and L. G. Roder has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The Mechan-
les saloon will be continued by Mr.. Roeder.
At the annual meeting of the Sarsfsld
Guard, held on Wednesday, Lieutenant M.
HI. Sheehan, Sergeant J. c. Dase and f.
Kunz were elected an Executive Committee
for the ensuing year.
There were but two names on the police
station slate last night-Chin Ding, burglary,
arrested by officers Carroll, Hickey, Burke
and Brisseli, and John Gleason, charged with
battery, and arrested by officer Carroll.
Sheriff Heilbron, ex officio Tax Collector,
had S1S7, 719 % yesterday which he desired
to pay into the county treasury, but Treas
urer Callahan would not receive it because,
he claimed, it was after P. N. before it was
presented. and there was not time to cunt it
during Office hours.
The following officers were installed last
evening in Ethan Lodge, Ne. 81, l. o. B. B.:
President, d. J. Simmons; Vice-President,
Gus Lavenson Recording Secretary, M.
Wilson; Financial Secretary. FL. Meyer;
Treasurer, o. Ross; Assistant Monitor, Alex.
Lyons Inside Guardian. l. Lesser; Outside
Guardian. s. Seney. District Grand Presi-
dent Oscar Ross acted as installing officer,
assisted by Past Presidents b. Kozminsky,
B. Dennery and M. Robetschek.
The officers.elect of Schiller Lodge, No
los, l. o. O. f., were installed last evening
by D. D. G. NJ, S. Morris, as follows:
Louis Huelsmsn, N. G.; George Kromar,
V. c.; John Lindenmsyer. P. s.; G. E.
Kuchler, T.. VIM. Schwerz, W; K. Bitter.
c.; M. Steinmetz, I. G. 4; John Platt. Q.
G.; William Geiger, r. S. N. g.; III.
Sehweiter. J.. s. N. g.; John KRONER. r. s.
V. c.; F. Kummerfeldt, L. S. V. g.; B.
Schwartz, r. S. s.; Marcus Graf, L. S. s.
Friendship Council, No. 65, Order of
Chosen Friends, after the installation Of its
officers last evening, held banquet at
Fishers restaurant, About sixty ladies and
gentlemen sat down to the table, which was
spread with bouHtiful supply of food. J.
G. Glover, the Chief Councillor of the Lodge,
presided. After the discussion of the good
things provided for the inner man, there was
a season of impromptu toasting and speak
ing, which gave birth to much wit and mer-
riment. There were present goodly number
of the members of Sacramento Council, as iu-
vited guests The occasion was one of true
sociability and hearty enjoyment, free from
the constraint of formalities.