Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-15
CONCISE LOCALS.

The Board of Supervisors will be in session
to-day.
Eighty-three emigrant passengers viii ar
rive this afternoon.
Jem Mace and his protege, Herbert Slade,
went East on last nights overland train.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Capital Gas Company will be held to-day.
The annual election of the Exempt Fire
mems Association will bs held on the 18th
instant.
J. o. Funston has been admitted in part
nership with Z. Foster, book. binder, located
on j street.
The Sacramento river is still falling, and
nov marks eight feet eight inches above low
water mark.
Twenty-Five carloads of cattle passed
through the city on Saturday evening en-
route to San Francisco.
On Saturday w. II. Turnor, an employe
of the railroad shops, had bis thumb and
forefnger of his right hand badly mashed.
The robbing of freight cars has extended TO
Folsom. Two cases were reported from that
place last week. No arrests have been
made.
Stockmen report this season as more than
usually favorable for all kinds of stock-the
rains having fallen at a time that favored
the rapid growth of the grass.
George II. Weeks, Major and Quarter.
master, U. S. army, will be in this city on
Friday and Saturday of this week for the
purpose of purchasing horses for army service.
Names were registered at the police station
last night as follows: All jim, petit larceny
of sheets and pillow cases; Henry Hayes,
Johl D1e aad Thomas Watson, drunk, and
four dodgers.
At the annual meeting Of the Masonic
Board of Rslief officers were elected as fol.
lows ". L. 0lghton, Eresident; Albert
Hart, ce-President; H M. Blackwell,
Treasurer Fred. @. Ssobsr, Secretary.
The officers recently installed ia Sacra-
menso Lodge. Knights of Pythias, are as fol-
lows: ?. c.. J. Z Keepers; G. c., nj. Hirsch I;
V. c., a. W. Hudson; Prel., j. W. Rey.
nolda NJ. of F., John Domingos; NJ. of E i,
Fl. Winters K. of r. and s.. j. G. Clifford I;
NJ. OF A, d. Mcintosh l. g., Abe Wilson !;
o. G., Il. Morris.
The contestants in the walking match at
Annoy Hall dropped out one after another
during the latter part of last evening, the last
to leave being Callshsr, who lett o few
minutes after Il o'clock. The score-board at
that tins showed Hartman. 262 miles and
8 laps; Callahan, 273 miles; La Chspalls,
1853 miles This includes tie distance given
by Hartman to the other two.
At meeting of Capital Council No, 81,
l. o. G. F., the following officers were duly
installed fer the ensuing term: Past Cbisf
Councillor, D. Hickey Chief Councillor, w.
f. Gleeson Vics. Councillor, ]. B. Pierre
pont Prelats, Mrs. A. Sharples: Secretary,
Mrs. E. Evans Finsncier. j. V. Horner;
Treasurer, NJ Wetzsl; Warden, Mrs. G.
Jones; Marshal, Samuel Wild; Inside
Guard, r. +. Burnside; Outside Guard. A.
Hubert.
Grand Army Hall was filed last evening
on the occasion of the Lsnd League meeting.
Jeremiah Carroll was elected Financial Secre-
tsry, vice Thos. Grady. resigned. 1t was re-
solved to hereafter charge sn admission fee Of
ten cents for non-msmbers. After the trans
action Of other routine business the following
programme Of music and literary exercises
was presented: Banjo solos, by John West !;
address, by 2. r. Martin vocal solos, by
Miss Della Berry /; comic song and recitation,
by Fl. o. White ; recitation, by Miss Maggie
Carroll.
LAST evening the following officers were in
L. NJ, by D. G.. s. j. o. Hector: Sachem,
T. p. Smith Senior Sag, ]. G. Miller
Junior Sag, J. B. Burdy q. of R., Thos.
J. Eames; Keeper of Wampum. j. s. Wat
son /; Prophet, G. F. Bronner; First Chief,
0. N. Cronkite Powwows, J. o. Hector, o.
Mera First Sensp. E. c. Hopkins Second
B. F, johnson, 2. W. Payne and J. f. Bid
Phillips and A. Wojsiechowski.