Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-24
BsTre NOTES.

Ky. Wolf has been appointed First Assist
ant Engineer Of the Central Pacific Railroad
fire. department.
About P. NJ. yesterday. as a truckman
was turning the corner of Eighth and J, one
of his hoEseE-a valuable animal-dropped
dead.
Last evening conductor CIV. Scott, of the
Knights Landing train, came out in one of
the new railroad uniforms-the first seen in
this city.
A large lot of furniture. carpets and house.
hold goods will be sold tomorrow at Hows's
Hall, oa Sixth street. near x. by auction by
Bell & Co.
There are sixty men now employed in the
erection Of the Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition building, and forty more will be
added next week,
Ybsrra, who was convicted on Saturday
last Of murder in the second degree. will be
sentenced in Department. Two CT the Supe-
rior Court tomorrow morning.
S. J. Altama, native of netherlands,
was admitted TO citizenship in Department
One OF the Superior Court yesterday. on the
testimony Of n. w. Robbins and w W.
GrissiIn.
A large truck upon which was heavy
load Of grain broke down yesterday morning
on J street, rear Third. Shortly afterwards
truck similarly loaded broke down at
Fourth snd l streets.
Mrs. Bertha Wslther was yesterday award
ed judgment in Co1rs for $1,000 against the
Mutual Lie Insurance Company of New
York, which injured the life of Adolph Wal
ther, who committed suicide.
A special order was issued yesterday from
the Adiutapt-Geuersps Office granting leave
of abaercs fer forty-fys days, from August
1st to Brigadier- General John T. Carey,
commanding the Fourth Brigade.
Yesterday morning st an early hour The
harm belonging to James Mcclure was
burned. A buggy was saved, but consider
ably damaged. The loss was about $500.
The origin Of the fire is not known.
Some days since attention was called to the
bad condition of the sidewalk in front of s.
Junk store on K street, between Ninth and
Tenth. The walk has not yet been repaired.
The porch over the same is in tumble-down
condition, and should be looked after by the
authorities.
MINsTRELs. COPYRIGHT & Hswkins'
MinstreIs, of Philadelphia, now on their
summer tour, will open at the Metropolitan
Theater this evening. The California @ lar
tet-W. J. Morant, II. c. Wyatt elf.
Hollsnd and II. w. Frillman-aTe among the
attractions. This eusrtet is highly spoken
of by the Eastern press, and are undoubtedly
firat-class COPYRIGHT & Hawkins Orches
ira and Silver Cornet Band, under the cirec-
ton Of Professor John Sorg, accompanies the
troupe The prices of admission are Is and
80 cents. with no extra charge to reserve.
Board OF AGRICULTURE CoMMITTEE.-The
Building Committee of the State Board Of
Agriculture held meeting last evening at
the Pavilion. A number Of matters relating
to the nsw Exposition building were dis
cussed. It wss ordered that Secretary Smith
should advertise for bids for the plumbing and
gas-ftting, as per specifications presented by
Mr.. Burrell, the architect, the bids to close
next Monday. TIE Secretary WAS also in
structed to advertise for an engine for the
new building, to be put in place by Septem-
Der LIST.
AUDITORS REPORT for the week
ending Saturday, July 2lst: +. d. SERVER,
water rates, s., 800 SO; Ma. Kiddsr, harbor
dues, $40; W. A. Henry, Police Court fines,
S22S George A. Putnam, city licenses,
Pavilion tsz, SO, 1858 10; t. W. Gilmer, Jus.
tice Court fees, ST. IS; J. G. Tubbs, JUS
tice Court fees, S96 70. Total, 81, 500 IS.
Total disbursements, $4,000 %; total
amount in City Treasury. S259. 5ss y.
OUT OF REsPEcT.-Yesterday in Depart.
msnt Two of the Superior Court. W. A.
Anderson made motion, which was spread
upon the record. that when the Court ad-
journed for the day it should do SO out OF
respect to the memory Of 2. j. Hopper, de-
ceased, member Of tie Sacramento bar and
a practitioner in this county since 1919.
Grove L. johnson made 6 similar motion in
Department One.
MILITARY INspEcrIoS.-Lsst evening a
large audience assembled in the gallery st
Armory Hall to witness the annual inspsc-
ton of the field. staff and band and Com
pany g Of the First Artillery Regiment, BY
Major Hubbard of the brigade stsff. The
result Of the inspection wss very satisfactory.
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