Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-01
BsrEF NOTES.

The Sacramento river has fallen to 20 fsst
! inch.
Sumner Post publishes csrd of thanks
this morning.
Peaches, spricots, cherries, Strawberries and
currents are plentiful in the markets.
| The Capitol Packing Company are receiF-
1 ing daily from 200 10 500 salmon.
a musical and literary entertainment will
be given at Kingsley Chepsl this evening".
The plankiDg on K street, between SeXsnth
and Eighth, hiss all been removed aud the
street cobbled.
The lecture announced TO bs given on next
Monday evening by Msjor Il. G. Dane has
been postponed.
Proposals for furnishing supplies for the
support Of the State Prisons at San Quentin
and Folsom sre advertised for this morning.
The examination Of Salvador TIoi. who Is
accused OF numbering bis wife near Gait on
the 22d of February. 1882, has been set fo-
Wednesday next.
A match game Of baseball for purse of
$50 and gate money will be played Sunday az
| Agricultural Park between the Unions and
Eurekas Of this city.
The Pavilion property q. Sixth and II
streets VIII be offered for sale again st the
Court-houze on next Tuesday, bT Shesburn
L Smith, auctioneers.
Tarough Typographical error yesterday the
name of w. c. Merrill, VINO read the posm
at the City Cemetery on Memorial Day, was
made to read w. G. Melville.
The work of driving piles for the founda-
ton of the Agricultural and industrial tx
position building is in progress, and will be
completed by Wednesday next.
The Buhaeh Producing and Manufacturing
Company, of Stockton, yesterday filed a
number Of claims with the Secretary of State
for trademarks for insect powder.
The State Board Of Examiners yesterday
allowed g, 2S5 50 for support of Folsom State
Prison for April, snd Sl5,077 o. for Insane
Asylam at Stockton for same month.
Martin & Co., SUCCESSORS to julius Strut,
at No. 400 J street, opened their business yes
terdsy. The members of the new firms.
j. d J, H. Martin-are well known in this
city.
Much complaint is being made that the
RECORD UNION is stolen from the door steps
in many portions Of the city. whore it is left
at an early hour in the morning by the car
riers.
A large number of Cinnamon arrived OF
the train Yesterday from Dutch Flat, and
were forwarded in the afternoon TO Redding,
where they will be employed in railroad con-
struction.
Tomorrow evening, at O'Clock, Mrs.
Wilsey's usual quadrille assembly will take
place at Turner Hall, and in addition TO the
usual music Kohler's concert band will be in
attendance.
The subject of the Caledonian Club games
at East Park tomorrow is attracting a great
deal of attention from the lovers Of athletic
sports, Donald Dinnie, the Scotch champion,
will be present and participate in the exec
cises.
The regular weekly auction sale by Sher-
burn & Smith, which takes place at their
salesroom tomorrow. comprises, among other
things, two 2-year-old mares, broke to harness
and gentle; one buggy and one set of double
harness.
On Monday last Peter Hanson and Charles
Berlin, residents Of Grano Island, took from
the river a one-horse road cart and harness
The cart bore the makers plate Of 81. f.
Hill, Sacramento" It is supposed to have
floated down from somewhere above, and
awaits an owner.
Schiller Lodge, No. los, l. 0. 0. f.,
last evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing year /: George Kroner, N. G.;
John Lindenmeyer, v g.; +. Kummerfeld,
R. SCI. G. Sale, P. s.; G.. E. KircAler,
t.; Jacob Griesel, VIM. SchwaIz and G.
Frisch, Trustees.
The Governor yesterday signed a commits
sion to Thomas Fox. as First Lieutenant and
Quartermaster on the staff of the Colonel
comm anding the First Artillery Regiment,
vice Albert Elkus, resigned. He also ac-
cepted the resignation of Captain J. p. Dali
ton, of Company G, Sarshald Guard, of this
city