Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
BRIEF NOTES.

The Society of California Pioneers will
hold their regular monthly meeting tonight.
The commencement exercises of the Sacra-
mento Institute will be held at the Metro
politan Theater next Tuesday evening.
Major c. Fl. Dane will lecture in Sacra.
mento on Monday evening, june 4.h. Sub
iect: The Great Naval Battles Of the Re-
bellion."
The American river is higher now than at
any time last winter. Water ia running
through the old channel to the depth of sew
eral feet.
Albert NJ. johnson has filed his official
bond as Notary Public. His bondsmen are
Joseph Hahn and Grove L. johnson, in the
sum of $1,000 each.
The twenty fourth annual target shooting
and picnic of the Sacramento Hussars will
be held at East Park Sunday. Admission for
gentlemen, 80 cents; ladies free.
Andrew Peterson was naturalized by Judge
Mcfarland in Department Two of the Su-
perior Court yesterday, on the testimony of
John Hortigan and Jonas Wallin.
Killip & Co., booksellers, passed through
the city en- route to Salt Lake last evening.
They viii sell pools at that place during the
races, which commence next Monday.
The Sacramento term Of the Supreme
Court ended yesterday. Ali the Justices
lett for the bav, excepting Justice Myrick,
who went to Rad Bluff on the afternoon
train.
The members of Sumner Post, G.. A. r
will meet at Pioneer Hall tomorrow evening
at P. NJ, in full uniform, for the purpose of
attending religious services at the Sixth
street M. E. Church.
In . notice of recent reception held st
Mrs. L. B. Crocker's residence, through an
error it appeared that Jones, Beebe & Grants
band furnished the music. It should have
read, " Watson & Fish's band.
The pupils of the High School met last
night at the High School building and organ
lied the High School Literary and Debating
Association by the adoption of constitution.
Officers will be elected next Friday night.
Sherman's Educated Horses snd Humans
Great European Circus are advertised to APP
pear at Agricultural Park on Monday and
Tuesday, June 4th and 5sh. Performances
will be given both in the afternoon and even
ing.
On May 9th, boy supposed to be boot
black from San Francisco, was drowned near
the foot of K street by the upsetting of
boat. Yesterday morning the body was found
in the river at the foot of S street and taken
IN charge Dy Tue coroner.
Valley Council, No. so, I. O. &. F., cele-
brsted the first anniversary of It's institution
last night by a social dance and collation. at
jacobs Hall. There we're present the men,
bers of the Council and their families, and
the occasion was very enjoyable.
Martin & Jones yesterday began an action
for $40 600 damages against the city railway
for Mrs. Mary A. Hasselbach. This was the
1o1 n
and asked change Of the driver, who refused
it and compelled her to alight in the mud.
A dispatch published last evening stated
thGt pilot had exploded in Petaluma
creek yesterday causing great loss of life.
The dispatch does not, however, state the
cause of the explosion Of the man at thu
wheel, but it is generally supposed that he
was too heayily loaded with benzine."
A grand temperance celebration will be
given at Tammany Groye, Dayisville, to-day.
There will be literary and musical exercises
and dancing. An excursion train viii leave
Sacramento for the grove at 7:20 A. N. and
start home at P. NJ. The fare, including
admission to the dancing platform. viii be 81.
Sc June, the Chinaman who has been on
trial for the past two weeks, charged with
having received stolen goods, was yesterday
acquitted. The jury retired st 3 O'clock and
returned at 5 with their verdict. On the first
ballot the jury stood eight for acquittal and
four for conviction. Six ballots were taken.
Inquiry is made for information in refer
ence to Theodore Govsert, who is supposed
to have died in Sacramento about the year
1859, leaving family. Any information
furnished n. Greene Curtis, Of this city, or
a. G. Abel, Grand Secretary F. and a. M,
San Francisco, viii be forwarded to inquiring
relations in Belgium.
The Kohler wsy-work entertainment will
today close It's third week in Sacramento.
This afternoon there will be a matinee, to
which children viii be admitted for FIVE cents.
This evening the quadrille assembly will be
Immediately after the close of the concert,
and under the direction of Mrs Wilsey.
Monday evening there will be benefit TO
The Ofpasn Asylum.
At the annual May reunion of the Y. NJ.
@. A. OF California, in the San Francisco
association building, Thursday evening, the
Sacramento association was represented by
Rev. j. Q. a. Henry and the General Secre-
tary, 5. d. Fuller. After the exercises in
the main hall, musical and literary enter
was given in the parlors, slsos an
athletic exhibition in the gymnasium.
The picnic of Company G (Sarsfisld Guard
will be held at Beach's Grove tomorrow
Two steamers and barge will leave the foot
of n street at $50 A. N. and arrive at 1880
P. d. There will be clay pigeon shooting.
Persons entering the grounds in their vehi-
Giles will be charged 80 cents. Fare on the
steamer will be 81; children half.price.
Lunch baskets left at Armory Hall, corner of
Sixth and L streets, will be conveyed to the
boat free OF charge.