Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-14
LOCAL DAsHES.

Lot No. T. in block bounded by K and L,
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, was
sold yesterday by D. j. Simmons to G. Bit
zsr, for S1,515.
Early last evening the roofs Of the houses
we're noticed to be white with heavy frost.
the air at that time being clear and cold, but
the fog resumed its sway later.
The overcoat taken from Chinaman Mon
day night belonged to James r. SheehaD,
and was stolen from the rack while the owner
was at supper in the Central Hotel.
Governor Stoneman has appointed as No
taries Public W. B. Reynolds for Sonoma
county, to reside at Healdsburg, and w. B.
Davis for Sacramento county, to reside at
Sacramento.
Daniel Downs, who was injured severely at
The Needles, by being caught between two
cars, and who is receiving care and treatment
at the Railroad Hospital in this city, is some
what improved.
The Brie-a-Brac Club holds meeting at
its rooms tonight, at which the active men,
bers will consider details for the Christmas
reception of the club at the residence of Mrs.
w. A. Hughson.
The weight of freight received and for
warded BY the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany at Davisvile during the month of
November was 100000 pounds, and the
total sum of cash collected by the agent was
100.
The officers and members of Court Capital
of California, No. GAP, paid fraternal
visit to Court Sacramento, No {, SOL A. O.
F., last evening. The time was most pleas
sntly spent, and speeches, songs and recita-
tions were the order of the occasion.
The liquor license cases have been trans-
70 fba nd
lions made for a large campaign Judge
Rhodes, L. j. Pringle, and Babb & Buhlert,
of San Francisco, will appear for the defend
ants, and Matt. johnson, and Edgerton &
Post for the people.
Yesterday in the Police Court, the FIVE
dollar deposit of Louis White, charged with
visiting an opium den, was declared forfeited,
he not appearing to answer. The misde.
meanor case of n. Ling was continued till
to-day, and Lee Leck, accused Of battering a
countryman, was discharged.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.-The entertain
ment given by the pupils of American River
School last Saturday evening was very inter
esting. It was given for the purpose of rails
the school, and was financial success, the
house being crowded with an audience that
was well pleased with the exercises, which
consisted of selections of vocal and instru-
mental music, recitstions, medley pauto-
mines and dsclamations. All who took part
did exceedingly well The success reflects
great credit upon Miss Kate NJ. Morford,
the teacher, who had charge of the affair. A
noticeable feature in the programme was the
dialogue bys seven young ladies dressed in white,
with starry scsrfs and crowns, each one rep
resentng rainbow color, entitled 1--WE
Heard the Thunder, and then the Rainbow
was Seer" which was well rendered. A
large cake was donated by Mrs. Fisher, in
which was placed a ring, donated by II.
Wschhorst. The cake was divided and
sold, Mr. Smith, of the firm of C. H. Stew
ems & Co., getting the piece that contained
the ring. A smaller cake was donated by
Miss Ward containing ring given by w.
B. Miller, which was drawn by Dfrs. Olson,
1912 street. The proceeds of the enter
tsiument were: Tickets, $3.50; fish ponds,
dolls, candy, donations, etc, SS1 80; large
cake and ring, 50 70 small cake and ring,
Sc. making a total Of 1927.
AUCTION SALE.-To-dsy, at and Z p NJ.
Bell & Co. will sell at their auction rooms,
at the corner of Eighth and X streets, seventy
oil paintings, comprising California and other
sketches by well.known artists Also French,
English and German line engravings and
water colors, with antique, bronze, gold and
plush frames Of the newest designs.
LECTURE-A temperance lecture will be
given by Mrs. NJ. c. Lesvett, from the East,
at the Ninth-s.reet Baptist Church this even
ing, and also tomorrow evening. Mrs. Leav-
EFT is q co-worker of Miss Frances Willard in
the cause, and is lecturer for the Women's
Christian Temperance Union. She is an
able speaker.
CONCERT To NIGHT.-A concert will be
given tonight at Fireman's Hall, for the
benefit of the Sons OF Temperance. A COLA
tion will be served at the close OF the exercise,
The Hon. ellis Doty will deliver a "wel.
come " address. Edna Cooley and Pearlie
Jackson will act the "Drunkard's" scene in
character.
CoNFIRNATIoN.-Archb Riordan, of
San Francisco, will officiste and preach at
the high mass in ST. Rose Church tomorrow.
and will also administer the sacrament Of
confirmation TO o large number of children
and adults at o'clock P. NJ. at the same
place.
New novelties in our Millinery Department
tomorrow Saturday: Ladies fine Nutria
beaver hats, Go cents; extra quality French
brocaded ribbon 40, 80 and Is cents per yard.
Red House.
FUR.LINED silk circulars at greatly reduced
prices. Some marked down from $40 to SIS
others from S25 to SIG, and from S35 to SO.
Hale Bros. 4 Co.
ANTIQUE lace and satin tides in variety
of pretty designs. Fancy Goods Depart.
ment, Hale Bros. 4 Co.
The brightest, clesrest, cheapest and best
beer in the market is Fredericksburg Export
Beer. Car load just received by G.. w. Ches-
ley. sole agent.
JUsT received from the East on invoice of
Ludlow's celebrated make Of ladies' fine peb-
bic goat button boots. These goods are very
tine and neat fitting for q strong shoe. Red
House,