Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BUILDING IN SACRAMENTO.

A~ti@ssss HEE EE6zG GasS%%as
BUILDING IN SACRAMENTO.
Nsver was so much building going on at
this season Of the year in Sacramento as at
the present time. Carpenters and bricklay-
srs are in great demand and the highest wages
paid. During the past year Sacramento has
won for itself the title to the name of "a
city OF homes Since the 1st of January
over ole hundred residences have been
erected, varying in style Of architecture from
the modest c1ttage to the magnificent man
sioa Several contractors and builders in
this city have plans and specifications
for q variety OF residences, and they contract
and build ths Same without the sid of an
architect. The msj 3rity of buildings erected
in this wsy vary IN price from 81, 100 to 81,
800. Thea OF the finest business houses in
the city Sye now n cIutae of erection. The
Graugers' Association, on the southeast cor
ner Of Tenth and K streets, viii be COM
pletgd in about two weeks. II is one of the
strongest, as wsn as fuss.-appasriDg, build.
ings in tina city, and improves the looks Of
that portion Of town very much. Com
plete5, is viii cost in the neighborhood OF
$40 coo The frat floor will be used FOR the
GrRngeTg' Cooperative Business Association
store, eLd the upper portion as public hall.
The Immense tWo-stOty and basement brick
building being erected by Mrs. Gregory on
the west side Of Second street, between l and
J, will o5 completed about the 1st of Deem
ber The FIRST floor, which is all thrown into
one room Soz160, will be occupisd By Hall,
Luhrs & Co., wholesale merchants, and will
be on5 Of the finest on the coast. This build
ing Is erected on the site of three old rookeres,
will Improve the looks in that part of town
and greatly enhance the adj Dining property.
The finest business building in the city, how
ever, is the one beiGg erected by Wsterhousa
K LISTER, on the north side Of j street, be-
tween Seventh ami Eighth. 1t has an S0-lOot
front, depth Of 100 feet, gnG is thee stories
and 8 basement in hight. This building is
being erected with heavy walls snd timbers,
and lhs architect, II. d. Goodel claims that
it is the strongest building in the city, over
1000 600 bricks being used in its constTuo-
tion.
Jsmes W. Keatiag has bad erected iust
north Of bis grocery store, on Eleventh street
between @ and r, sn elegant building, in
sizs 32x44. The basement and first floor IS
constructed Of brick, the second floor Of lutn-
Der. The Grst h3or viii be used for butcher
shop and store-room, the upper part for resi-
deucss. The building on both fl )ors is fn-
ished "a Grst-elass style, fitted up with all the
modern improvements, and cost about 81, 800.
CONCERT LAST EVENING. - The concert
given a5 the Congreg ational Church last even
\ ing 5y local artists was a most fattsring and
enjoyable SUCCESS. Notwithstanding the
threatening weather and occasional showers
the house was we'll filed with highly repre-.
sentative and appreciative audience. Mrs.
DR.. Bsune, Mrs Dr. Pinkham and Elwood
Bruner, who had been announced as having
parts, were 50 much Indisposed as not to be
able 10 be present, which necessitated some
changes on the published programme. All
the sslsctio-s however, were rendered with
complete ss-;sfsction to the audience, and re-
ceivsd most liberal applause. The programme
presented was as follows Song OF the
Whfn uoor.will" " &c. A. White) Messra.
Auerbslh, Ashworth, Lsonard and Sanborn;
In 5sTcHade " (Scaubert), Mrs. Addie Car
ter au6 NIr. A. Sanborn so My Maid is
Fsirer SILL (Alfred Pesss) Miss Mary L.
Nlilliksn plano solo, Spinuer-Lied (F.
Iisz) Mics Gertrude Gerrish; "SpriDg
Revels,' Atr. Jobson; selection from " II
Trova5cre," The Mariners" Mrs. George
lians5-0w, Mes5rs. Auerbach and Sanhorn I;
"Brsskl Break Break - Dudley Bucl),
Mrs George Hsnsbrow, Mrs. R. il. Auer-
bach, Ms Z. Fozsrty, Messrs. Ashworth,
Sanno,U, Auarb1ch aud Leonard selection,
Mrs Garter: The Parting Kiss lPinsuti)
and "Y5u Stole My Love" (MacFarren)
Courr=eari,n1i Church choir; Thou Every.
where l. Lachnsrl Mrs. Addis Carter,
with au5s obigato by Mr.. Joseph Terry !;
a Dream Within Dream" A. Ssnborn !;
c0rnet solo, selection, " Lucia d Lammer-
moor {D5nizs I'll, Charles Clayton; " The
Farmer and His Boys" &C.. A. White) Messrz
Auezbach, Aah worth. Leonard and Sauborn.
The sccomrsnists were Misses Amelia BOIL,
Iizzia Griffin and Gertrude Gsrrish, who psr-
formed tbeic parts admirably,
INcoRPoBATIoNs.-Articles of incorpora.
tioa of tie Carte Motor Manufacturing Com
paay have been filed in the Secretary of
States oftios The OF iect ia to operate an in
vantion known as the Carlo motor, and to
manufacture everything in connection there
with. The capital is $500, 900, divided into
100000 sharss. The Trustees each of whom
subscribe 1, 900 shares. ere as follows: Philip
a, Roach, Henry A Fox, James Il Cross
man, 6s-se LiewellyD, Ere ierick A. Frisius,
Victor Hoffman and Michael H. MacDer-
mott. The invention is the property of
Ben smin Francois Carte. The Mcclellan
Fishing and Trading Company has also in
corporated. The object is to catch, cure and
sell Goldfish, salmon, herring and other fish,
the purchase Of steamers and other water
craft, and to carry on general merchandise
business. The capital is $500 900. and the
Trustees as follows: George Tasheirs, J. +.
Dosgett, c. p OvertoD, Lewis Tasheira and
Mrs, Q. 4. Mcclellan, widow, Of Saucelitor
Marin county.
JUST SO HERE.-Says the Woodland Dem
0crat. The Chinese cooks and laborers are
dsmsn6ing higher wages all over the State.
The oatlook for white labor of all kinds is
more favorable at the present time than it
hiss been for several years. Those who en-.
plov Chinese IN their kitchens ere now fnd-
ing out thas not one in twenty is Of any
account and able to earn the wages they oe-
maud" Such Is precisely the case here.
SscrHmentsns complain also that such Chi.
nese hello as they can get is impudent, in.
dependent and lazy. Another fact is notice
able, thst more Chinese servants are opium
smokers than ever before. Two-thirds Of the
Chinese house servants here are stupehed
with opium.
VENrrLAT1NG SEWERS IN PAR1s.-A cor.
respondent states that it may be of interest
to Trustees Gusenberger and Nielsen to
know that ths city of Paris has engaged the
services of the celebrated sanitary engineer,
George A. Waring, Jr,, to reconstruct its
sewer system, and to adapt to it venilating
system, and that Mr.. Waring will do so by
conducting thousands of air conduits from
sewers and pits into the upper atmosphere.
OVER 600 yards of remnants of cassimeres
was closed out yesterday at the Capitol
Woolen Mills great clearance sale. A large
number Of choice patterns, worth 81 70 to
81 90. will be'placed on the counters for to-
days trade and sold at about half price.
Come early.
TO-DAY we commence the great bargain
sale Of boots and shoes. Read our price list
in large advertisement and bs convinced.
Rsd House.
SILKS. black dress silks. Don'e fail tn ex-
~or0ine them at our Silk Department. They
5ths finest value ever offered in this city
Z ale BcOs. & Co.
"a THING OF BEAUTY IS JOY FOREVER" T"
Fine fancy calico and percale shirts, with
extra cuff, so and rs cents, st Red House.
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