Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-16
CONCISE LOCALS.

Fifty-three emigrant passengers will arrive
this afternoon.
The minimum temperature yesterday was
25' and the maximum 40'.
The steamer Dover came down the river
yesterday with barge load of grain.
Masquerade costumes by Mrs. Friedlander
can be obtained on Fourth street, near the
Postofice.
The cases of Minor Waldron and Oscar
| Lyons, indicted by the Grand Jury for per-
| jury, viii be tried 10 the Superior Court to-
day.
A notice Of acknowledgment of donations
received by the managers Of the Sacramento
Protestant Orphan Asylum is published this
morning.
At the pigeon.shooting match held at Oak
! Hall on Sunday, John Cechrsne killed z out
Of 10 birds, and Frank Radcliffe 5, he not
shooting his 10Th shot.
Service has been made against the city in
the bond coupon suit recently mentioned as
having been begun in San Mateo county.
The amount gued for is 5000.
A prisoner named Lew Rickerts was taken
to the Folsom prison yesterday from Ssanis-
laus county by Sheriff Fulkerth, where he
will spend four years for forgery.
Bids were opened last evening for privi-
le3es as Agricultural Park, and they were
awarded to Robert Allen, for three years, at
50. 300 per year. Five bids were received.
Sunday evening boy named Eddie WEIGH
sustained severe fracture of his snkle while
wrestling with some boys on Fourth street.
He was taken TO the County Hospital yester-
day for treatment.
The programme for the opening concert of
tbs Eureka bal masque, to be given on Thurs
Day evening, is published this morning. The
music will be furnished by the First Artillery
Band of eighteen pisces The festivities will
begin at o'clock.
At the last regular meeting of the Sacra-
mento Nimrcd Club cficers were elected as
follows: G.. Z. Nitsch, President; l.. Ruber,
Secretary II. Evers, Treasurer; Z. Geibe,
gold medal will be awarded.
Bonds have been fled with the County
Recorder by William Brisseu and George K.
Rider as Deputy Constables under s. E.
Harvey the first named with George Schroth
and z. Herzog as sureties, and the latter
named with John Ryder and L. G. Chandler
as sureties.
At meeting held on Sunday the Sacramen-
to Band Of Hope installed officers as follows:
Willie CASE, President; Mrs. Stinsop, Super
erintendent Mrs. Walker, Assistant Super
inteEdeHt Walter Cunningham, Chaplain
Edward P. Howe, Jr, Secretary; Luke
Howe, Usher; James Spilman, Treasurer;
Attic Stinson, Sentinel.
The Westminster Presbyterian Band of
Hope have elected and installed officers for
the ensuing year as follows: Mrs. Ssinson,
Superintendent /; Mrs. Rice, Assistant Super
intendent; Rev. II. Rice, Chaplain; Edward
P. Howe, Jr., Secretary; Alice Nixon, As
sistant Secretary; Willie Katzenstein, Usher:
Maud Davis, Sentinel; Mrs. Walker, Treas
urer.
A FULL SLATE.-At the police station last
night, names were registered as follows:
Louis Tripes, vsgrancy; Joseph Sheppard,
petty larceny of papers Bill Brown, petty
larceny of G. P. r. r. bumpers. Officers
Frazee and Green made raid last evening
on an opium den on l street, between Third
and Fourth, and arrested six whites and two
Cinnamon. They gave names as follows
John Wilson, Steve Fisher, John Simmons,
Frank Elson, Richard Rodegan, Thos. Wen,
All Hing and All Fosk. There was one man
for safe keeping and two dodgers. The last
name on the list was that of VIM Meyer,
charged with violating Section 499 of the
Penal Code, by stealing gas. The particulars
are that the Blue House, on Eighth and
streets, believed the gas bill of the establish.
ment had bean too high of late, and made an
Investigation which resulted in calling in Off
Ger jackson last evening, who found that
Meyer, who has room in the second story
of the building, had tapped the pipe and was
using the gas, to which he confessed after be-
ing arrested. He had taken up some boards
in the floor and bored hole in the pipe,
which was kept plugged when nes in USE
Meyer Is q machiniss, and has a lathe and
other tools in his room. He gave bond for
his appearance.
HAND INJURED.-On Sunday, while coup
ling cars at Red Bluff, James O'Conners had
his hand badly mashed. He came to this
city yesterday, and ia stopping at his fathers
residence being attended by railroad physi-
cisus. Three of his fingers have been ampu-
tated. Mr.. O'Conners was formerly telegraph |
operator in this city, but was removed to q |
similar position at Red Bluff.
BATTALION DRILL.-Last evening there
was battalion drill of the First Artillery
Regiment at Armory Hall, Major McKee in |
command, Lieutenant Rivett acting Adju- |
tsnt. At the conclusion of the drill dress |
parade was given, which was very satis- |
factory and called forth applause from the |
spectators in the gallery, of which there was
quite an assemblage.
METROPOLITAN THEATEB.-The illusionist,
Zers, in his entertainment of magic, mirth
and mystery, will appear at the Metropolitan
Theater tomorrow evening. It is announced
that he will distribute among the audience
more and better presents than any other gift
show heretofore visiting the CITY,"