Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-13
BRIEF NOTES.
voIe Tor the rev Pavilion today.

| Vote Tor the Few Pavilion to-day.
Ninety eight emigrans passengers viii ar
rive this afternoon.
There are but nine through passengers on
the overland train to arrive from the East
| this morning.
Governor Seoneman yesterday appointed
| Thomas Powers as Pilot Commissioner fer
Wilmington haIb0r.
w. B. Dsvies has besn appointed Deputy
Assessor, to fill the vacancy cauaed by the
resignation of S. w. Butler.
Arthur Rodgers, George T. Marys and
Isaac ". Heilmsn were yesterday commits
sioned Regents OF the State University.
Let every voter go to the polls to-day AID
vote for the new Pavilion. Remember is
requires two-thirds vote to carry the meas.
ure.
Governor SLOVENIAN yesterday signed the
commissions of Wm. Irwin, A. Q. Paulssll
and John II. Wise as State Harbor Commits.
sioners.
The work Of strengthening the Y-street
| levee, which was contracted for by r. j.
| Merkley, has been completed. The cost
was about So, coo.
N. Willoughby was yesterday appointed
| By Governor Stoneman Supervisor for the
Fifth District of Butte county, he not hay.
| ing qualified last fall.
John Souza Enas. native of the Western
Islands, was yesterday in the Superior Court
admitted to citizenship, on the testimony of
John Frates and VIM. Tfeugove.
Holl & Buckley have been engaged to as
| sist the District Attorney of Solsno county
in the prosecution of Bennett who murdered
James Moore at Dixon about six weeks ago.
On Friday last jury was impaneled to try
LIE Hung for arson. Yesterday the taking
Of testimony was commenced. Il will prob
ably take the remainder of the week to finish
the trial.
The Unknown Baseball Club has been or
ganized, with officers IS follows: Captain,
w. Sayre; Secretary, w. Guth; Treasurer,
Henry Schiller Propertymsn, j. Downs.
The Club is now ready to receive challenges.
A novelty in the line of business cards has
made its appearance, being made of CGlifor-
mia sycamore wood. They are as thin ard
almost as flexible IS pasteboard. The wood
ia prepared ready fo- printing by Cooke &
Son, of this city.
Besides auditing 8 number of bills the only
work done by the Board of City Trustees
yesterday was to receive . petition from
property-owners in Skaters addition, asking
for water pipe. The matter was referred
to the Superintendent of the Water Works.
See that your neighbor votes to-day ard
adds ons 20 the count for the new exhibition
building to be erected upon the Capitol
grounds, provided the taxpayers of Sacra.
mento give two-thirds vote in it's favor. No
other action can be taken by our citizens
which will SO greatly benefit the city.
Employees of the Central Pacific Railroad
machine shop have organized bass ball club,
to be known SIS the Machine Shop Base Ball
Club, and the following-named are the { fiji
GERS: President, J. II. Moore; Vice. Presi-
dent, E. Fourness Captain, W. F. Gleason
Secretary, a. NJ. Campbell Treasurer, j.
Denny Propartymar, G. Hilbert. The club
is open to receive all challenges.
A colored boy named Alfred Barlow is
confined in the City Prison, having been ar
rested by couple of railroad detectives for
having broken a switch-lock at Swiogle's
siding, between here and DAyisyille nd then
turning the switch. The boy waa deserved
while working at the switch by ouple of
ladies. who gave notice, and the switch was
replaced in time to prevent any accident to
train