Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-13

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time we must have certain number Of
issues. In Chicago this subject is receiving
public attention, and the press snd the people
are outspol5en for high license. I understand
that prominent saloon msn Of Sacramento
are in favor of it here. CITIZEN.
BRIEF NOTES.
David L. Townsend has been appointed q
special policeman for Armory and Turner
Halls.
The river last evening marked feet :
inches. an unusually low point for this sea.
son of the year.
The will of the late E. L. Billings was ad.
mitted to probate yesterday. The estate i:
valued at $4,000.
The Forester Gun Club will have match
for the club medals az Agricultural Park on
Washington's birthday.
The payroll of the State Printing Office
from January 2Ssh to February 10Th, both ia.
elusive, amounted to So, SIT 03.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Office for J. P. Lightboy, a.
NORM and Robert B. Brennan.
Rosslio Ybarra, the Mexican murderer,
was arrsigned in the Superior Court yestar.
day, and allowed until tomorrow tosenter 8
plea.
The Young Bachelors Club will give Q
masque ball one week from this evening at
Jacobs Hall. The subscription list is now
open.
The las! County Treasurer made his settle.
ment with the State Treasurer yesterday
being that of Lake county. He paid the sum
of SIS, 565 IS.
E. r. Teal, r, 0. Cravens and G. FL.
Eldred go to San Francisco to-day IS dele
gates to the Grand Council OF the Order Of
Chosen Friends.
C.F. Downing & Son, Of San Francisco,
yesterday filed trademark with the Secrs-
tary of State covering "Dr. Won Balow's
Dyspepsia Cure"
The Folsom Telegraph says tie Nstoms
Company has now employed in making
ready soil for vineyard purposes so white
men and 250 Cinnamon.
Henry L. Buckley flied the place of City
Attorney in the Police Court yesterday, st
the request of Judge Henry, w. A. Ander-
son being engaged in the Superior Court.
On Washington's birthday there will be
two races st Agricultural Park-the first a
running aud the second pacing race, free
for all. The entries are published elsewhere.
The boys of 'S3 " Baseball Club has been
organized, with officers SIS follows: Captain,
c. Wetzal President, Fl. Kaufman; Sec
Rotary, f. Horsemyer; Treasurer, A. Baker !;
Propertyman, j. Contell.
John Fiiaud and Joe Franklin, for disturb.
ing the peace; Richard Russell, for battery !;
Thomas Crauney and Mary Roberts, com
mon trunkards; and three dodgers, were reg
istered at the police station last night.
In the Superior Court to-day the case of
Bayard V, Raye, on appeal, will be called,
ana also three Cinnamon, on sppeal-the
latter cases involving the question of the
right Ct man to smoke opium on his OWN
premises.
Yesterday Chief Karcher received letter
from Worcester, Mass. inquiring the where
absuss Of VIM. Finneran, an Irishmsn about
IS years of age. who was Last heard from in
this city in 1870. Some property awaits him
at that place.
There will be no overland passengers on the
train arriving this morning, it only having
clme from Reno. The regular train will ar
rive late this afternoon. There will he no
emigrans passengers to-day. The delay is
caused by snow blockades.
L. j. Dierssen, arrested on Saturday Oh, the
complaint of G. A. Luhrs, appeared in tho
Police Court yesterday morning and OBJ.
tsiaed o continuance until Thursday pext
Clinton L. White appesred for the defend
ant and George E. B stss for the prosecu-
ton.
The fourteenth annual masquerade ball of
The Sacramento Turn Verein will be given a.
the Pavilion on Tuesday evening, February
9th. Ten valusbls prizes will be awarded.
The subscription lists are nov open, and the
places where they can be found are publishsd
elsewhere this morning.
Orders we're Issued yesterday from the Ad-
jutaot- Generals Office directing the members
Of the Governors staff to meet az tie Palace
Hotel, Saa Francisco, on Washiugton's birth
day, in full dress uniform and nouatsd, for
the purpose OF attending the review of the
Second Brigade, n. G. G.
The case OF Z. Hammond, convicted in this
Polics Court of maintaining public nuis-
ance. came up in the Superior Court yester.
day on appeal. Alter argument the Court
iutimatsd that the judgment of the lower
Court would bs reversed, but By request the
attorneys were allowed five days to file briefs.
G. A. d. Gray, who hes for some time been
iE the cutlery and sporting goods line Of
business, has decided to remove from the city.
and to cay the entire stock in his store at 40S
} street, including tbs store fixtures, will bs
| sold by public auction By Sherburn & Smith.
There is large line of goods, which also in.
cludes stock OF cigars. The sale will begin
at 1880 this morning.
SACRAMENTO PARLoR. n. S. G. W., PARTY.