Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-21

MEETING CT THE FANTASIES. Tho Fan
TASTES met at the Courthouse last evening.
The attenda nee was large and much en-.
thusiasm manifested. The resignation of
Dr. Deue. as GeneTaiiszirno was received and
accepted. The Finance Committee reported
that they had collected 1922 60, with the ex-
pectation of more. VIII. a. Gett was
added to the Executive Committee. The
order OF business of the previous commit
tees was adopted A. j. Senate offsrs 3
prize Of an oyster.chempague supper for the
best group Of four. The Grand G5ueTalissimo
vas elected, and he will select his Own
aids. Captain Gslt was elected Sergeant
at Arms. Bivsts & Scha-din were given
the privilege to print the paper,
which viii be called the B9iabastie.
| Tbs following IS the list Of prizes agreed
upon Best group OF ten or over, S35; sec
ond, S25; best group Of FIVE TO nine, SIS 4;
! second, Sl0 best group two TO four, SO 80 i;
| second, 81 so; best local character, so sec.
! ono, s. best representation of public man,
$40; second, 50 best sustained character,
| $40; second, 50; best original character,
$40; second s.; a coupon prize offered TO all
parties in the pr0cessio1-tirst prize,
| So 80; second prize, 81 50; best gro
Sc que character, SO; second, 50.
! The procession will form on Seventh street,
right resting on !, march up to Eleventh,
Eleventh 20 J. down j to Second. Second TO
X, X to Eleventh, Eleventh to l., l. to
Sixth, countermarch to Capitol building,
where literary exercises will be held on the
east side of the building. Grand General
issimo headquarters, Courthouse. The
meeting adjourned to meet ss the Court
house next Wednesday evening, at S o'clock.
STBEET-CAR PATRONS People DO not
seem to understand that there is an ordinance
prohibiting street cars from stopping with the
car standing on a cross street. The company
evidently thought they did, for in reG.ting
the cars the printed copy of tina ordinance
was not posted in them. Last evening 8 re-
porter entered car uptown the only oc.
cupsnt besides was young lady. Presently
she rang the bell. expecting 70 be let off on
the nearest cross-wslk, snd when she found
the car standing its sud the horses length
| from the walk, she left it muttering, Tbis
is a nice place to stop a car" When the next
crossing was reached man on the wrong side
was seen waving his hand st the driver &c
stop. The driver obsyed orders, snd the man
ran after the car. entering before stopping
! place was reached. He approached ths dri
yer and said, "I'il report you. Why in h
didn's You stop. / can't run I've got lamt
back
! MEETING OF GRAND MARSHAL AND AIDS
The Grand Marshal of the Fourth Of JUL
celebration and Aids he'd meeting las
evening at the Capital Hotel. The same re
gAlias as used heretofore on similar occasions
were adopted. Ali members not having sashe
are requested to leave their names with tn
Chief Aid. The Grand Marshal apPointes
| Charles E BurBham, J. n. Morrison sud j
Kelly as COMMITTEES on Rsgalias. Person
not appointed Aids, having regaliss, are re
ouested to accommodate the COMMITTEES b!
leaving them with the Chief Aid at the Cap
itsl Hotel. All societies and organization
having recsived Invitations are requested Z
| st orce notify the Chief Aid OF their sccsps
ance. The meeting adjourned to next Wed
nesdsy evening
Ann BRokES.-About L o'clock yesserdA
the delivery team of F. II. L. Weber,
grocer on l. street, between Twelfth an
Thirteenth, driven by Philip CallihsD, be
came unmsuasesble on H street, near NiEs
tssuth, and ran down II TO Sixteenth, wher
they ran upon the sidewalk in front Of tn
residence Of Albert Gallatin. The wsgo
was overturned, the groceries spilled out 81
young Callihsn thrown heavily to the ground
he was picked up in an insensible conditio
snd conveyed to the Office OF physician
! His right arm was broken between the elb0'
! and wrist, and he received numerous cut
and severe bruises. The wagon was oadl
dsmoralized, but the horses were NOS injured
TIE DAN WArER-The breaking Of th
EagIish dam, said TO have been the lArge'
reservoir in the world. caused the ws.er
rise in The Sacramento river opposite the cit
is inshes. The vzter was heavily laden wit
slicksns, which 81 osn certify to who ha
occasion TO use water in this city yesterday
J. A. Todd, who was employed 70 take PHI
tosrzphs Of the brush dam above MsrYsvil
| On the Yuhs, was s. wark AID narrowly e
cspsd. having been notified By mezssng.
from MsrysviIle q tie impending danger.
would have been the Growing effort ct d
! life Il he hsd stood his ground snd plot
graphed the approaching wkter.