Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-22

journed this afternoon.
FOURTH OF JULY.-The Executive Com
mittee met last evening at the reading room
of the Golden Eagle Hotel to make further
arrangements for the coming celebration.
The Fireworks Committee reported that they
had entered into stringent and carefully
drawn contract with firm in San Francisco.
and promised that the display would inset all
expectations. The Committee on Printing
reported that they had made arrangements
for the printing of large number of posters,
and they would have them placed in conspie
uous positions throuehous the city and inte-
rior towns. The Committee on Music re-
ported that the Sacramento bands demanded
$50 man, and the drum corps 500. The
music at this price would cost $3.50. a letter
was read from the Bosaville band Offering to
play ia the procession for $50, and during
the evening for $50 additional. The COM
mittee was instructed TO employ the ROsevilie
band for 5000 and the drum corps for $50,
and they were authorized to employ an adai-
tioual band for a sum not exceeding $3.50.
The Literary Committee reported that they
had selected as Orator S. &. benson Ralph
Turner, Poet; Morton LindIey, Reader of
the Declaration, and Rev. NcKelvey, Chap
lain. The committee adjourned TO meet at
the same place next Tuesday evening at s
lock.
INDEPENDENT ARTILLERY CoMPANY.-The
Independent Artillery Company Captain
Houghton) held ihsir semi.monthly meeting
at their srmory last evening" They decided
not to turn out on the Fourth of July. List
season this company was one of the features
in the procession, they having acted as the
Continental Guard. AS this company is
self-supporting, receiving no sid from the
State, the expenses could hardly be borne
this year. The company congFatulates itself,
however. that it is the only artillery com.
pany in the State and, Sc it owns its own
guns, it is not likely to be mustered out of
the Servics. The company now numbers its
full complement Of men, and will later in the
season give an exhibition drill. They viii
fire G national salute on the morning OF the
Fourth at their own expense.
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS On Sunday last
tae residence of Mrs. James Tenant, on F
street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth,
was burglsrizsd while she was st church, be-
tween the hours of II NJ. and , P NJ. A re.
volver, two valuable gold rings Tone with a
diamond settiugl snd a purse containing a
small amount Of money were stolen. Officers
were Immediately roihsd, commenced work.
ing mp the case, and yesterday afternoon Of
icer II. 4. Dillman arrested two boys on +
street, near Sixteenth. took them to the city
prison and charged them with the burglary.
One of the boys confessed thu crime, and the
property. with the exception OF tue money,
was relursed to the owner. The Toys are
about fifteen years of age, of respectable pa
rentsge, and for the present their names will
be withheld from the public.
TROUBLE IN A PoLrr1oAL CIuB.-The
" Howard Club." Of San Francisco, yester-
day fled articles of incorporation with the
Secretary Of State. The Towards arenot
a benevolent society SIS the name might indi-
este, but an old Democratic organization,
with considerable influence. Before the last
general election number of sorehesds from
the Republican party were mustered IN.
When il came to dividing the spoils it ap-
peared that the recruits were receiving more
than their share, and there was some kick
ing, which nnally resulted in the withdrawal
Of large number Of the members. To PIE
vent new cl1b bearing the same name being
formed ia the real purpose OF the incorpora-
poses for which it Is formed are to promote
social intercourse among its members"
OWNER WASTED.-Yesterdsy officer Dill
man arrested two suspicious locking charac-
tiers who were trying to sell Si5 pistol for
s.. They gave the names of Charles Bostet-
Ter and Emery Perkins. They have the sp.
psarauee Of being ranch laborsrs. The re-
volveE Is Remington improved, No. 40. On
the handle, scratched with a knife, is a
name, which SIS nsar as can be deciphered is
81. B. Nork.
GUIDooS AND RIGAL.-Manager d. J.
Simmons Of the Metropolitan Thsstsr re-
ceivsd = dispatch yesterday from Leonard
Grover stating that William Muldoon was al
right again, and that the wrestling match
viii positively sake place next Monday even
ing at the Msif1polisaa fhsatsr. Tickets
se'd for lsss Tues5aY evening W - good Tor
aext Moassy.