Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-08
LOCAL DASHEs.

Thirty-nine emigrants. will arrive from tn,
! East tomorrow.
The Directors of Armory Hall Association
meet this evening.
Bishop A. Besls will lecture in Pioneer
| Hall tomorrow evening, at I o'clock, under
the auspices of the Spiritual Union.
An entertainment and ball, arranged by
Prof. Carl Heinrich, will be given Sunday
evening, December oh, at Turner Hall
Tickets, 80 cents.
There will be an entertainment and ball 81
| Turner Hall tomorrow evening, under tht
auspices of Prof Karl Heinrich. Tickets fol
adults 80 cents each. children % cents.
During the examination of the Italian wit
nesses in the Trosi murder case two inter
prefers were used, one for the prosecution,
| the other for the defense. Their names were
Consolation and Satisfaction.
Fourteen freight cars, loaded with grain,
were badly wrecked in the smash-up Wednes
| day evening, about one mile this side of Sui.
sun, No one was Injured The track has
| been cleared, and the trains are running
again on time.
Major General Hancock is expected to ar
rive in Sacramento in few days. The citi-
zsns of this city are requested to meet 10 the
reading-rocm of the Capital Hotel this
evening, at Z o'clock, to make the necessary
arrangements for public reception.
Yesterday, accompanied by the Board Of
Supervisors, the Grand Jury visited the
County Hospital. They were shown around
by the Superintendent, DR.. G. A, White.
The doctor, who keeps everything neat,
trim and tidy, is always pleased to see Wis
itors.
Tomlinson, who is under arrest and lodged
in the city prison for obtaining money under
false pretenses, seems to have been plying his
vocation all over the coast. Since his in
generation it is sscertained that he is wanted
for similar crooked transactions in Woodland,
San Jose, Grass Valley and Portland Or
At the annual meeting of Washington
Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. M. held Thursday
evening, December 9th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: J. n.
Young, w. M; G. w. Metcalf, S. W.; S.
w. Smith, J. W.: w. G. Felch, Treasurer
L. G. Jordan, Secretary; S. W: Butler,
Marshal Elias Rath, Steward; w. E. Ger.
Der, J. d.
Again are the Supervisors in trouble. They
refused to pay a stensgrapher's JUDGMENT
against the county, which he procured in the
Superior Court. and now Judge Armstrong
issues writ of mandate requiring them to
appear before him on the 18th instant. One
of the Supervisors remarked yesterday
"Nerily, these shorthand fellows will take
US into jail-yet."
The operetta of 1.-THE Miracle of the
Roses, and prayer from " Moses in Egypt,
will be given by the Ladies' Choral Society,
assisted ~ the Turner Harmonic and a Sec
ton of the Symphonic Orchestra, at the
Metropolitan Theater Wednesday evening
December 18th. Admission, 30 cents; re-
served seats, - cents. Seats may be secured
at L. X. Hammers music store, on and after
Q o'clock Monday morning.
Everybody knows Paul Smith, the veteran
stage.driver. He has for years drove
stage in this and Amador counties He
has taken a new departure, however, and will
no longer be known as jehu, but as land
lord. He has leased for term of years the
premises known as Walsh's Station, and in
the future will supply all the wants of the
inner man at that ever-popular roadside inn.
The monthly social at the Westminster
Church last evening was largely attended.
The following excellent programme was well
rendered: Instrumental solo, Gottschalk's
Last Hope" Mr.. Ball; recitation, "Scots
VIVA Haze wi Wallace Bled, " May Mcdonald /;
instrumental solo, Bonnie DOOM" Mamie
Barrett essay on Burns, by Colonel Ayres,
read by Mrs Rice instrumental solo, by
Mr. Ball, given as an encore; song, Mr.. San
born, ''RObin Adair ;" song. Mr.. Shanklin ;
reading. Mr.. Falconer song, Caller Her
rim" Miss Cleo Cooper; chorus AUD
Lang Syne."
At the annual meeting of Sacramento
Lodge, No. 40, f. and A. NJ, the following
officers we're elected: Charles H. Stevens.
w. NJ; Frank E. Lambert. S. W; Charles
H. Denton, J. W; w. NJ. Petrie, Treasurer I:
G. w. Consway, Secretary; r P. Burr, s.
D.; John Barrett, J. D: H. d. Nash, w
D, Knights Stewards: Charles Mckelvey
Chaplsin J. T. Griffi.ts, Orgsnist; N. S.
Hammer, Marshal; Thomas Ross, Tyler :;
Representatives to Hall Associatiop-F,
Foster, p S. Lawson, G. II. Stevens, Z. c.
Atkinson, H. NJ. Blackwell, W. NJ. Petrie,
f, Lyon. H. Cook, J. 7. Gritftts, ". B,
Miller. +. p, Burr.