Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-25
BEIEP NOTES,

| Several OF the agents OF the Pullman Sleep
ing Car Company arrived yesterday from the
East.
There is movement on foot to have beer
advanced to SO barrel, thus closing out all
fye-cent dives
The fountain at Third and K streets has
received a new coat Of paint, which adds
much to its appearance.
Work on the new Pavilion building is pro-
crossing finely. The frame work Of the north
wing has been placed in position.
A great many fine thoroughbred horses are
stabbed at Agricultural Park, ard are in
training for the State Fair races.
The State Prison Directors investigation
will be resumed to-day at P NJ before Gov
ernor Stoneman and Judge Wallace.
The grounds at the State Capitol Park ara
in excellent condition, spd their beauty is
commented upon by all who visit the city.
Announcement is made elsewhere that the
next term of the Home School for young
ladies in Oakland will commence on July
25th.
The snaeboat Seller is at work on the
Feather river above MarysVille The work
there will be completed In week or ten
days.
The steamer Neponset has been taken from
the Washington ways, aad Saturday left for
the upper Sacramento with general mer.
chandise,
At the request Ct Governor Stonemau, Su-
perior Judge Keyser, of Marysville, will
occupy Judge Wailace's Court at Napa dur
ing this week.
At the residence of J. Strut No. $40 J
| street, a rosewood piano will be sold by pub.
lie aucti N to-day at 1870 o'clock, by Bell &
| Co. auctiOneers,
The assessment rolls of Sacramento county
are nearing completion. They are models of
Deatness, and reflect much credit upon those
who are writing them.
The box Office for the sale of seats for the
operetia, - Katie Daane," which takes place
on Thursday evening at the Metropolitan
Theater, will be open to-day.
The steamer Varuna arrived Saturday
| from the upper Sacramento with q barge of
wood for Freeport. The barge was taken
down by San Joaquin No. ..
The steamer San Joaquin Ne. 2 arrived
from San Francisco Saturday With general
merchandise and barge of freight for upper
Sacramento and two light barges.
The water in the American river is clearer
! than it has been at this season for many
| years The fishing in this stream, for few
miles from its mouth, is quite good.
! At the recent special election for School
Trustee in Gait District. John Mcfarland
received G5 out Of the y votes cast. The
previous election resulted in tie.
The police officers will enforce the curfew
ordinance with great risidity, and parents
will do well to see that their boys, and girls
too, are not out after the bell rings.
Boys under - years of age found hanging
around ive-cent beer saloons will be taken in
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/ who sell beer 20 minors viii be prosecuted.
A good newspaper item was spoiled yester-
| day afternoon by a young man catching q
runaway team at Third and X streets. Have
the reporters no rights which should be re-
spected?
Il IS currently reported that all the parties
| who were directly and indirectly connected
with the brutal prize fight that took place on
| Twenty-sixth street, Friday night, will be
arrested.
Newton Booth, who purchased the Orange
| Valley ranch near Bocklin, a few days ago,
| transferred it almost Immediately to Z. l..
| and o. d. Hawk, and the latter have taken
| possession of it.
Al the California Temperance and Benev-
olent Association meeting last evening Miss
| Emma Thompson and J. T. Lucey favored
the audience with readings and Mrs. Biglow
! gave recitation.
The alarm of fire from box 43, Saturday
evening at 9:45, was caused by q small blazs
in a residence on Eleventh street, near J,
which was extiDguished before the fire de-
partment arrived.
The two boys who robbed the house of
Mrs. James Tenant, on + street, have been
released from the City Prison, and will not
be prosecuted, their parents having made
good all the loss sud damages.
At u o'clock last night father was at the
! statiou-house looking after q runaway daugh-
ter II years of age. She left her home at
noon yesterday, and had not been heard of
by her parents after that hour.
The Eureka Social Club dedicated their
new rooms st Fifth and streets yesterday.
They passed an order permitting gamb ing,
which has had the effect Of bringing a great
deal of discredit upon this otherwise respected
association.
Alexander Iise, Jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs.
! A. White. and brother-in-law OF VIM John
stoD, of Eichlsnd, died near Grass Valley or
Friday. His funeral will take place from
Christian Chapel, Eighth street, between n
and 0, at 3 P. N. to-day.
The Uoited Ancient Order of D,uids of
| this city held their annual reunion and pic.
nc yesterday at East Park. TIE attendance
" az Ia Cs LL5 " kht4iE5 an EAtE-
cises lengthy and varied. Dancing was one
of the principal features, and was kept up
until late hour
Benjamin Franklin appeared in the Police
| Court Saturday, charged with having COM
mitted g battery on a Pawnbroker. From the
manner in which he handled his own case he
showed plainly that he understood the ins
and cuts Of such Courts. He was found
guilty, aid will be sentenced to- day.
Quite 8 large number of people visited
Richmond Grove yesterday. During the
afternoon and evening there was an exhibit
ton of tiRhtrope walking. The dancing plat
form was filled afternoon and evening by
young folks who love to trip the light fan
tastic to merry ssrsins of music.
The new storerooms of G. H. Gilman are
nearly completed, the counters, shelving and
other fixtures mostly in place, and the por-
ton of the establishment heretofore located
between Davis hardware store and Water
house & Testers, will in few days be trans.
ferred to the new spacious rooms.
The catalogue and circular of the Cali
fornia State Normal School ct San Jose,
which has just been issued for the school year
ending May 81, 1888. shows a membership of
III in senior class, 209 in middle class 247
in junior class, As preparatory class, and lis
in the training school making a total of 796
The Jewish Synagogue elected officers yes
terday, as follows L. Elkus, President; NJ
Roberschel, Vice. President; S. Morris, Sec
rotary; l.. Philips, Treasurer; 3. Koz.
minsky, S. Wasserman and B. U. Steinman,
Trustees; s. Levisop, Jr.. J. Brories aud NJ.
J. Levy, School Directors; NJ. Wilson,
Steward.
Officers of Red Cloud Tribe, Improved
Order Of Red Men, were elected last even.
ing, as follows Sachem, B. F. johnson /;
Senior Sycamore, Ben. BurGg Representa-
tiyes TO the Great Council are George f.
| Bronper, Webster Lsing, I. B. Smith, 0. n.
Cronkite. Court Capitol will choose officers
this evening.
Sacramento Parl)r, Native Sons Of the
Golden West, have elected officers for the
ensuing six months as follows President NJ
Ccffsy; First Vics-President, c. +. Adding
ton; Second Vies-President, Z. 3. Owen /;
| Recording Secretary, George Clark Fnan-
cial Secretary, Milton Halsey; Directors
L. f. COIN, William Zoller, F. u. Ryan
Surgeon, DR.. A. Z. Bruno. H. w. Klays
is the past President.
Two young Sscrsmentans, who have been
payirg their attention CT late TO couple OF
the bellies of the neighboring town Of Wash
iugton, started across the bridge last evening
to see their lady loves. At the other end Of
the bridge they were met by four youthful
| Washingtonians, who invited them to retrace
their steps. They claimed the right to do all
the lovenaking necessary in Yolo county,
and threatened to throw from the bridge all
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