Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-09
sgrgr NOTES.

The Board Of Education will hold al sd.
journed meeting this evening.
Thomas H BerkeY has been appointed
Clerk of the Board of Equalization.
To-day is the one huadred and twenty
eighth anniversary of Breddock's defeat.
George Hemus will lecture this evening at
Kingsley Chapel on New Zealand and Its
People,"
The State Prison Investigation. before Gov.
ernor SConeman and Judge Wallace, viii be
resumed this morning at 10 o'clock.
Saturday afternoon Charles Luhrs, of Hall,
Luhrs & Co., LET a cssk fall on his hands,
which cut eff 2 portion of one of his index
fingers.
The heirs Of the Billings estate, ir is under
stood, are DESTROYS that the same shall be adj
minisiered upon by the Public Administrator.
George t. BronneT.
Miss NJ. DeYine, who resides at the south
west corner OF Sixth end n streets, accident
ally fell Friday night and broke her left arm
between the shoulder and elbow.
The Knights of Labor will hold mass
meeting to-nizht at the corner of Fourth and
K streets. ?. S. Dorney will address the
meeting on Man and MouopolY-Toil and
Toll
BIrs Washington Fern, who lives on the
Riverside road was thrown from buggy at
the corner Of Third and Il streets. Saturday
afternoon, and sustained 3. severe fracture Of
the right wrist.
There have been many improvements 10
Gait recently, but the town Is not satisfied,
and now wants bank with s cash capital of
$3.50, 900, a Touring mill, some new roads
and bridges, snd all tie old ones repaired.
The first volume Of the evidence taken in
the Trosi murder examination has been
bound and delivered TO the County Clerk. II
c9ntains go pages. When completed it viii
consist of four volumes, and will cost the
county about 5000.
At the meeting OF The California Temper
ance and Benevolent Society last evening an
address was delivered by Mr. Parker, piano
sllo was rendered by Miss Gray. q duet by
the Misses Mcdonald, bone 500 by Pro-
fess0r Crackbon, and d recitation by Misc
Bigalow.
At the regular meeting of the Irish Ms.
tional League, the following delegates were
elected to represent Sacramento in the State
Convention, which assemblies IS San Fran
cisco next Thursday, July 18Th Captain ].
P. Dalton, III. McKeans, B. Lucey and P.
S. Dorney.
District Deputy J. A. Baker has installed
the officers of Columbia Lodge, No. ~ K. of
P, as follows: W. J. Hawkins, G. c.; A.
B. Smith, V. g.; Charles Blum, Prelate J.
W. Guthrie K. Of r. S Franklin Brown,
NJ. of E.: James a. Harvey, M. of F.; GAG.
S. Olive, l. G.; J. Cole, o. G.
The railroad company is putting in a spur
track from Tamarack to Yuba bottom. The
track will be three miles long, and viii tap
one of the most valuable and extensive lum-
boring sections in the Sierrss. Tamarack is
twelve miles this side of the summit. James
G, Pierson, civil engineer, has charge Of the
work.
The work on the new Exposition building
is progressing rapidly, and By tomorrow noon
the east wing will be as far advanced as the
north wing wss before it fell. There is no
danger of this one falling, for workman
will not even pick up his hammer without
looking to see whether it is not supporting
something.
Since last report steamers have arrived az
follows San Joaquin No. 2, from San
Francisco, with general merchandise aud
barge of freight for upper Sacramento, and
bsree of lumber to Sacramento Lumber
Company and Friend & Terry Lumber Com
pany Governor Dana, from upper Sacra-
Inento, with barge Of grain. DEPARTED
Varuna, for upper Sacramento, with barge of
freight; Neponset, Tor upper Sacramento,
with general merchandise ; San Joaquin No.
2, foF San FFancisco, with barge Of grain and
barge of wood for Freepor5.
Officers were installed Saturday evening in
Sacramento Lodge, No 2, I. 0. o. T., by the
D. D. @. NJ, Elwoo1 Brsuner, SO follows
Richard Brown, Noble Grand D. a. Leitch,
Vice Grand; joan Domingos, r. s.; James
McCieery, P. s.; w. S. Hunt. T.; J. S. Hem.
inway. Warden; n. ". Robbins, Conductor;
John Plat. Outside Guard J. D. Jost, Ia
side Guard N. J. Smith, Il. S. s.; J. w.
Watt, I. S. s.; 7. G. Jones, r. S. to n. G.;
G. II. Jost, L, S. to N. G.; j. /. Huntoon,