Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-03

tendent of Schools is member of the Elec-
ton Board in the Third Ward. The impro-
priety of his serving in that capacity is
obvious and it is to be hoped that he will not
serve where his action would be calculated to
bring upon him reflections Of q damaging
character. NoN-PARTIsAN.
THE WEATHER.-The temperature, wind
aud weather, on Saturday and yesterday,
as received by Sergeant Barwick, was For
Olympia, Az, northwest and light rain. 49,,
calm and cloudy; Portland, 51'. calm and
cloudy, so, southwest and fair; Fort Candy,
50'. southeast and cloudy, and 52', southeast
and cloudy; Roseburg, Az, southwest and
fair, 40', northwest and cloudy; Mendccino,
co., southeast and fair, ST. southeast and
cloudy; Red Bluff, 5S', north and fair, SO,
east and cloudy; Sacramento, 30, north and
fair, 61', southeast and clear San Francisco,
co., north and fair, So, southeast and clear
Los Angeles, re, south and clear, 67' south
and clear; San Diego, 81, southwest and
clear Salt Lake, So, northwest ard clear,
81, northwest and cloudy Cheyenne, 40,
north and clear, 52', southeast and cloudy
Denver, 56', northeast and clear, As, north
and fair; North Platte, So, north and clear,
49', south and clear Omaha, SO, north and
clear, $50, southeast and clear; Desdwood
Saturday, 40', southeast and fair; Yankton,
d. T., yesterday, 49,, and clear.
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE.-The Turner
Hall was crowded last evening with an APP
preciative audience to witness the entertain
ment given by the Turn. Verein Society. The
following programme was excellently rem.
dered Overture, orchestra ; tsble-leaping
Turner'S; song, Turner Harmonic recita-
. DrTl g rsr,Rh l. Ill, L
Indian club-swinging, Gus. Hsgelstein song,
Turner Harmonic tablesu. determination
of the Fabiers;' grand comic pansomine,
Trouble in the Mil, with the following
characters Volauvent, IL. Stobsr; Pierre,
August Weimann Old Brock, Gus Hagel-
stein Liza, T.. K. Bolsford; policeman, J.
Striff millers and peasants. After the per-
formance the hall was cleared and the even
ing pleasures concluded with social dance.
MARRIED IN LESS THAN THREE MINUTES.
Ga Thursday last, while Judge Mcfarland
was presiding in the Troai murder case
Charles Coglan, the County Clerk, opened
the Courtroom door and gave the Judge
knowing lock. The latter, addressing counsel
and jury, said, " Gentlemen, we will take a
three minute recess He stepped across the
building to his otfice aud returned inside of
spoken Of, knew that in those thres minutes
Robert B. Harvey and Nancy Emma Fore
hand had been made ene. The bride was
raised in this county, near the town of Gait,
and is but 10 years of age. They left on the
evening train, en- route to Wyoming, their
future home.
FIELD TRIAL AwABDs.-At the annual
field trials of the Pacific Coast Field Trial
Club. held near Folsom last well, the follow
ing prizes we're awarded First prize, Taft's
Don, S25; second prize, J. NJ. Bassfcrd,
Jr g, Queen, SO third prize, II. IL. Brigg
Belle SO At the annual election OF oth
Gers the following were chosen: President,
Thomas Bennett Of Sacramento First Vice
President, l. y. Aldrich, OF Merysville;
Second Vice. President. Robert n. 0'Nesl, OF
San Francisco; Secretary n. Il. White, OF
Sacramento; Treasurer Robert Cook, OF
Sacramento; Executive Committee, ii. II
Briggs of San Francisco Charles \. Post,
of Sacramento; G. W. Bassford, OF Coluss
}. II. Burnham, Of Folsom.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS On Saturday
evening Sumner Post, No. 9, Grand Army of
the Republic elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: j. L. Skinner Post
Commander: L. W. Estes, S. V. c.; G. b.
Sot"lu, ~ ' " IL. bennett, NJusILeThaS-
ter; J. r. Lame, Surgeon Q. Kerlin, Chap
lain |. 5. Moore. o. D.; G. L. Adams, o.
G. Delegates to the Department Eacamp-
ment George w. Ficks and g. B. CorWin
alternates, j. r. Lsine and f. l.. Hawk.
HoPs IN ESGLASD.-A letter received in
this city yesterday from w. H. & II. LIE
May, of London, says: The demand for
choice hops is exceedingly good, and the
bulk of the growths are now out of the grow
ers hands. There is n more general demand
for all descriptions of hops, and prices are
hardening al round. The continental mar
kets sre excited, with q considerable rise in
prices. American hops are in great favor,
ana are fetching increased rates.
ITEMS AT HALE BRos.-Black trimming
fur from one-hAlf inch to twelve inches wide.
a large assortment of fur turbans, fur capes
and collars OF all prices. Mems scarlet all
wool half hose, heavy NJ % cents per pair.
New invoice of satin and gros ersin ribbons.
sill widths, shades ana prices. Hale Bros. &
Co., Ninth and K.