Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11
BgIsF NOTES.

J. d. Young has sold his fine trotter,
Colonel. to Albert Gallstin, for 81 500
The members of the State Board of Equal
ization have gone to Auburn to examine the
tax rolls Of Placer county.
The Mason is known by his square and
compass, the Odd Fellow by his three links
and the Sacramento dude by his cane.
Adjutant- General Cosby wonld like the
pany G, Sixth Infantry, California volun-
teers.
The following appeared on the slate at the
station-house last night st II o'clock: Lizzie
jerks, common druukard; j. Lahey, q
drunk; Mrs. Al Webber, disturbing the
peace.
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday. The case of Linsey Rudolph,
who attempted to murder cripple on K
street on the evening Of the 81, will be heard
to-day.
The horse attached to the Union Bakery
wagon entered upon lively runaway about
10 A. N. yesterday. It ran down K street
from Ninth, and ran into several wagons and
buggies. some Of which were badly wrecked.
Sacramento is to have another added to her
list Of weekly papers in the publication Of
The State Pr0hibitiOnist, to be conducted by
MessIs Parker & Gregg. Its headquarters
and publication Office will be IN the st.
George building.
Once q Week is the name Of new weekly,
published on Sunday st Stockton, of which
d. II. Berdine and II. W. Atwell e. Bill
Dad, the Scribe, y are publishers. Il starts
with eight pages Of five column form, and is
replete with news, original matter and we'll
selected miscellany.
The California Temperance Benevolent
Society win hold its first annual picnic az
Richmond Grove next Sunday, There viii
be numerous games on the grounds, for
which prizes will be awarded, and . special
prizs will be given for the best grammarian
(Iady or gentleman) from ii to p years of
age.
The following officers were installed last
night in Occidental Encampment, L, 0. o..
F., by S. A. Wolfe, installing officer p E.
Plat, C. P; W. A. Stephenson, H. P.;. O..
w; n. Wilcox, Treasurer J. X. Ray, 5. (;
John Plat, o. S.; w. w. Wright, [. s.; t.
d. Moore, G.
Monday evening the following officers of
Court Capital of California, No. 6, 742, A. O.
f., were installed for the ensuing term by r.
B. Harmon, d. H. G. r., viz: Grove l..
johnson, G. R; Fred. Dustman, s. C. R.;
J. J. Fountain, T. s.: o. N. Ctonkite. R. s.;
George L. Shafer, S. W: Hugo Kuhl, ].
w; Sam Katzenstein, S. B.; G. Cavsnaugb,
J. B.
At a regular meeting of Capital Council,
No. 81, I. o. G. f., the following officers
we're instslled for the ensuing term by d. G.
@. Hickey: 2. G. CIV. I. Gleeson; G. c.,
s. Wild V. c., J. W. Clough; Secretary,
Mrs. E Evans; Financier: J.V. G. Hassan /;
Treasurer, NJ. Wetzel; Prelate, Miss A.
Huanrich Marshal, r. T. Burnside; War.
dep, Mrs. II. G.. Measure; Inside Guard,
-; Sentry. Jacob Hahn.
Captain Fred. Neary, of the First Artil-
lery Regiment, writes from Honolulu that
he arrived there on June 21st-a sixteen
days' trip-and was sessick half the time-zo
sick that he says he wished he had stayed at
home, and be would have been satisfied to
die in week, and that he would not come
home in the same manner for oil of Califor-
MIA He is hobnobbing with Kelakaua at
present, and will return about August lss, in
order to be on hand for the encampment."
He is evidently in blissful ignorance of the
order issued prohibiting encampments.
The District Deputy Great Sachem, j. o.
Hector, assisted by Great Sachem G. i.
Spencer, of the Imp. o. r. NJ raised up the
following officers.elact of Red Jacket Tribe
for the ensuing term, at the last meeting: P.
S., j. a. Gibson S., Allen G. Taylor S.
S., James Mckay; J. S., A. B. Casey; First
s., j. w. Peerless; Second s., Fred. Dust
rnan First w, B. a. Trap; Second W.,
James Fay; Third W., James Scholfeld;
Fourth w, NJ B. Horne; First b, r. T.
Burnside; Second B., Charles Stevens !;
Third B., Pat. Brannon G.. of T., H. Morris.