Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-02

The deer and dove shooting season opened
yesterday.
The new railroad time card appears in thu
advertising columns Of this issue.
Poll taxes are now delinquent, and So vii
be collected instead of 81, as heretofore.
| Judge Armstrong will render his decision
in the Troai murder examination to-day.
| The baseball excursion to Marysville yes
| terday was postponed until further notice.
L. S. Taylor delivered an address last even
ing before the California Temperance ant
Benevolent Society.
Phil. Herzog has sold the City Market. or
Second and j streets, to Hebron Bros, who
will hereafter conduct the business.
There will be special meeting OF the First
Ecclesiastical Congregational Society this
evening, to take action in pastoral matters.
A match game of baseball was played
Saturday between the Californians and Yolo
StsEs, the former winning by score of
to 1.
The funeral of George C. Barton will take
place at P. NJ. to-day from Pioneer Hall,
under the auspices of the Native Sons of the
Golden West
Grand Army Hall has been leased for a
term of two years by the Eintracht Society,
and will be known hereafter as Eintracht
Hall. 1t was dedicated yesterday.
The large forcs of carpenters which have
been employed on the Rancho Del Paso have
gone to Kern county for the purpose of erect.
ing several large hop houses on the hop ranch
of ]. B. Haggin.
Daniel MCGOWAN, one OF the oldest con-
ductors on the Central Pacific Railroad, died
yesterday at l P. NJ. at Tulare. His remains
will be brought here and inferred from the
residence of his sister, Mrs. E. Perrin, II
street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Petitions are being circulated and numer-
ously signed, asking the Board of Supervisors
to establish a license for liquor selling so high
that it will be the means of closing out all
the hve-cent beer saloons, especially those
that are kept alive by the earnings of small
boys.
Judge Mcfarland rendered a decision Sat
urdaY, in the case of Reclamation District
No. VS.. Charles Goldman, IN favor OF de-
fsndant. This is an action brought to collect
assessments levied by the Trustees. It is a
test case, and will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
A mad dog created considerable excitement
in Capitol Park yesterday afternoon. He
tried to bite some children, aud then turned
bis attention to trying to jump through the
glass Of door on the east side of the Capt.
tol. He was killed by order of Health Officer
FerrGl and the remains removed.
A milk wagon drawn by bay mare was
found wandering around without driver
about 10 o'clock last night in the neighbor-
hood of Thirteenth and G. streets. 1t YVES
taken to the station house, and the cops i'm
provised an ice cream apparatus and started
an ice cream saloon on q small scale.
At the service at the Presbyterian Church
last evening, Rsv. II. S. Snodgrass had for
his subjecs the American Independence, and
his hearers were very complimentary in refer
ence to his patriotic discourse. He predicted
for the future of America the pyoudest posi-
ton in history ever yet acquired by any ma.
ton or empire.
The National League and the Hiberna &C.
cieties Of Sacramento gave their annual pic
mic at East Park yesterday, which, notwith-
standing the heat of the day, was largely at
tended The games and exercises were varied
and interesting. The net proceeds of the pic
mic will go to swell the fund for the benefit
of the poor of Ireland.
The residence of James c.. Davis, at go NJ
street, was burglarized on Saturday night.
The burglars entered on the first floor while
ing silver ware and other articles were taken.
From appearances the thieves were fright
ened away before they had made a thorough
search of the premises.
The joint Board of Trustees of thu In
proved Order of Red Men organized yesser.
day afternoon, as follows President, Dr. J.
V. Horner Vics-President, Frank Girls
wold Secretary, J. ?. Counts; Treasurer,
Herman Winters; Chairman Cemetery Com
mitsee, e. G. Hopkins; Chairman Hall
Committee, Herman Winters.
TIE Fantasies for the Fourth of July have
fixed their line of march as follows : Forming
on Seventh, right resting on [. the column
will move up l to Eleventh. Eleventh to J,
down J to Second, Second to X, K to Elev-
enth, Eleventh to l., l. to Sixth, counter.
marching to Capitol building, where the illit-
crate agonies will be belched forth.
The following Chiefs of Red Cloud Tribe
No. Al, were raised up last evening for the
ensuing term, by acting D. D. P. s. o. n.
Cronkite Sachem, B. T. johnson Senior
Sycamore, J. B. BUrdg; Junior Sycamore,
J. II. McGaughran; Prophet, T. P. Smith {;
G.. of Forest, II. Morris G. of Wigwam, A.
Wojeiechowski Wsrriors-First, ". Laing
Second, w. L. Grothen; Third. j. A. LAT.
ferty; Fourth, E. Bsrdolt; Braves-First,
J. G. Miller Second, q. Sullivan; Third,
f. r. Davenport; Fourth, G. H. Holton
Sanapg, G. T. Bronner. E. G. Hopkins
Powwows. P. Potter, J. O. Hector.