Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-18
BRIEe NOTES.

Ine Passionate OF DF' ONlneli VIII ne ior-
mallY closed one week from next SuadsY.
BRIEF NOTES.
Work on tie new depot hotel is progress
ing rapidly.
The attendance az the open.air concert at
the Plaza last evening was quite large.
Officers Geo. Harvey end VIM. Brissell in
searching Chinatown recovered another LOT Of
stolen barley.
M. F. Odell arrived yesterday from Ore
gOn with five car loads os beef cattle aud one
car load OF horses.
The chain-gang during. the past week has
been psinting The bsnnisters and porches at
the County Hospital.
President Arthur yesterday appointed
Charles f. Gardner Receiver of Public
Moneys at Sacramento.
The cells at the city prison have been
thoroughly overhauled, repaired and sup
piled with new mattresses.
w. G. Curtis, Superintendent eff Tracks,
went over the summit yesterday by special
train on tour of inspection.
One hundred and nineteen immigrants. in.
Guiding 50 males, passed Carlin yesterday,
and will arrive in this city teddy.
John Regain, better knowa as Jack, an en-
ploye of the Capital Ice Company, is very i'll,
and his friends fear he will not recover.
A man by the name of Hanlsn, thought to
be insane, is in the County Jail, and will be
examined by Board of Pnysicisns to-day.
The friends of Mrs. Jennie Wilsey, who
has been sick for some time, viii give social
party for her benefit st Turner Hall to.mor.
row evening.
TIE first Sweetwater and Chasselsr grapes
Of the season were brought TO the city yester.
day from the vineyard of Joseph burlington,
near Brighton.
Frank S. Smell has bean appointed delivery
clerk at the Pastothce il the place Of Ed.
ksjzsnsteio, who resigned few days since il
consequence of poor health.
Residents along 81 street complain of the
street sprinkler It is claimed that he does
not sprinkle that portion of tho street be.
tween the tracks of the City Railway.
The Pavilion building YVES again offered for
sale yesterday. a man by The name Of
Clark bid $4,000. The Board of Supervisors
still refuse to SSH it for less than Sl5, 600.
Work on the new Pavilion building is pro.
gressing rapidly. The contractors are quite
confident that they will have the building
completed within the tins specified IN the
contract.
The Board of City Trustees will meet with
the Board of Hsalth this evening, for the
purpose of considering an ordinance drawn
up by the latter Board, aGd which they de-
sire passed.
Bids will be received for the building of the
'Grangers' Hail." at their store, Tenth and
K streets, until o'clock P. NJ. Tuesday, July
"a, 1883. The contractors are requested to
put in separate bids for the brick. iron and
stone work; slso for the work complete.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office OF n. d. Goodell, architect.
LOCKED Ur.-Lsss night, shortly after u
o'clock, woman who was intoxicated mat
j. A1ulroy near the cvrner Of Fourth and j
streets, and began to abuse him. The man
stood and took the abuse for soma time, but
when the woman started to go away he fol-
! loved her and asked for his picture" The
two then had some words, and officer Coffee
csme up and interfered, and the woman then
/ turned her attention to the officer, pouring
! forth oil kinds Of profane and abusive Ian
guage. This lasted hut few minutes, when
/ the officer started to take her i'm At the
corner of Second and J streets the woman
refused to go any farther, and threw herself
on the sidewalk. Among the crowd which
| followed was Mulroy, and about this time
officer Arlington cana up, and the woman
and AiuirOy were put into q hack and taken
| TO the station house. The woman gave the
name Of Annie Daily.
ANNUAL ELEcTGoN.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Odd Fellows'
| Temple Association was held last evening ct
their rooms in the Odd Fellows Temple,
corner Of Ninth and K streets. The follow.
! ing Board of Directors was elected for tie
4 ensuing year Sacramento Lodee-N. w.
Robbins, H. G. Brown and z. F. Dillman.
Eureka Lodges. B. Smith. Ell Dorado
! Lodge-H. B. Nielsen aud E. Ellis. Capt..
tol Lodge-W. d, Stalker and George 3
| Blue. Schiller Lodge-William Schwarz.
! Pacific Eucampment-T. @. Jones and John
/ Carlaw. The Board organized by electing
T. c. Jones President, S. B. Smith Secre.
! tary and II. B, Nielsen Treasurer.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION The
thirteenth annual exhibition OF Ell Dorado
| District Agricultural Association No. 8. com.
prising the counties Of Nevada, Placer, Ell
! Dorado, Amedor, Alpine and Mono, will be
held at Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal,
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, September 4, s. 6, Z, 1888
Over IS, COO in premiums viii be awarded.
The spsed programme appears in the adver-
Using columns Of this issue.
WARNING These Who have not already
gone to a cooler plaza than Sacramento are
advised 70 90 50 before ths 20.h instant.
Professor e. Stone WiggIGs, who was so sue
cessfui in predicting great storm a few
months sgo now predicts that the dayramed
viii be the hottest of this season.
EXTRAORDINARY inducements, intense excitement,
immense crowds and everything harmonious at the
great slaughter Of silks velyets pushes and sAtins
from the late fire of o'Connor & Aofatts, now run.
ming at the corner Of Seventh and streets, fer 4
few DAYS only. The sale commenced this morning
at 9 o'clock, and the ladies' foeked in so fast the
house was crowded in ten minutes. The door was
then closed, and display card hung up stating
there would be 10 more admitted before clock
Still the crowd fingered in front OF the store, watch
ing the fortunate ladies coming out with their arms
full, and inquiring what was the principal bar
gains in.
VIoLET's Eastern Overland Excursion No. 9, leaY-
ing San Francisco July 18th, will pass through Sac
ramento on the morning of the 10th. Parties de-
string places secure them on application at the
New Western Hotel, or address o. II. Violet, New
Montgomery street, Palace Hotel.
LASeHM HOTEL AUcroN.-There will be a sher.
etc, on next Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
| Lsngham Hotel. of course the sale viii be made
without limit, giving rare chance for bargains.
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY remnants of carpet
ing, 81 lengths, from one-hah yard to ten yards,
stabls for mats, rugs, carriages etc. from 10 cents
to 60 cents per yard, to-day, at Red House.
/ Miss L. KELLess ihas returned to Sacramento
and resumed practice. Office, corner Seventh and
! CARPETS, mating and oil cloths to day at Red
( Eouse, on display at dry goods store Red House.
I Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and bronchial
diseases. 6. W. Chesley, agent.
HEAVY MATING, 12l cents per yard, today, a. Bed
House.
ssE new advertisement to-day. Red House,
CARPET SALE to-day At Red House.