Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-03
PICNIGs.

The second anniversary picnic of Rocklin
Lodge, No. 1856. A. o, U. W., was held yes
terday at Workmen'S Grove, Rocklip. There
was but a comparatively small delegation
present from this city, there being only two
passenger cars in the excursion train frcm
here. The First Artillery Band accompanied
the party, and furnished the music for the
day. There was large attendance from Rock
lln, Roseville. Pepryn and other places ia
Placer county. The day was very pleasant,
and all present enjoyed themselves to the ut
most. There were number of games for
which prizes were awarded. The Sacrament
minutes past 6 o'clock. Last evening ball
was held at Rocklin, to attend which num-
Der CT Sacramentsns remained.
The union picnicsof the Westminster Pres.
byterian, Fourteenth street Presby terrain and
Bethany Mission Sa5bath-kchools was held
Yesterday at Natoma Grove, Folsom. There
was an excursion train consisting of three
cars, which left the depot at o'clock. There
was ball and other games for the young folks.
Three silver medals were awarded to the win
ers of races, as follows: Foot race, Master
Hess; sack race, Master BilliDgsley; egg
race, Miss Billingsiey. Returning, the party
pleased with the days sport and recreation.
To-day the Knights of Pythias will hold
their fourth annual picnic at Natoma Grove,
the excursion train leaving Sacramento at
$50 o'clock. The First Artillery Band will
furnish the music. There will be more than
the usual number of prizes awarded. Those
wishing to visit the State Prison will be ad-
mitted after Pm.
The union excursion and picnic of the
First Baptist and Calvary Baptist Churches
and Sunday-schools will take place to-day.
The steamer Governor Dana will leave N
street wharf at $50 o'clock. The picnic will
be held at Beach's Grove, near Freeport. A
pleasant time is anticipated for all who may
attend.
Tomorrow union picnic Of the three
Methodist Ssbbath-schools will be held at
Cothrin's Grove, above Folsom. The grove
is situated in the foothills, pleasantly located,
Astounding in ferns, flowers, etc. The exeur-
sion train will leave Sacramento st s o'clock.
Baskets left at Kingsley Chapel will be called
for at 7:15 at Seventh-street Church, 1880 !;
at Sixth.street Church, 7:45 This excursion
was postponed from April oath, but tickets
purchased for that date are good for to-mor-
row.
AN ALLEGED FoRGERY.-Yesterdaym morn
ing among the transfers of real estate pub
lished in the RECORD UNION appeared the
following record, under date of May st /:
August q, 1SS1-Josephine MULLER to We
ronika Muller; 81. OO0-E. lot ), K and L,
Third and Fourth streets, city," Josephine
Muller is resident of Oakland, and since
date of the aforementioned alleged transfer
she has been married to Mr.. Fish, and not
long since transferred this property to her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish came to the
city day or two since for the purpose of
trying to dispose of the property. On the
next day after their arrival in Sacramento
the deed of transfer to Mrs. Veronika
Muller was forwarded from Oakland
and recorded with the County Recorder
st the request of Wells, Fargo & CO.
Yesterday morning, after seeing the notice of
! transfer, Mrs. Fish repaired TO the Recorders
Office and stated that she never signed the
deed. The signature is Miss Josiepine
Muller, and the notarial certificate Of Fred.
L. Button is attached, dated August 20,
1881. It is understood that there has been
some family difficulty between Mrs. Fish and
her mother, Mrs. Veroniks Muller, and the
former alleges that the signature to the deed
| is forgery. The lot is situated on the north
side Of L street, near Fourth, and contains a
small dwelling. There will probably be some
trouble In the Muller camp when Mrs. Fish
returns to Oakland, while the Notary Public
is liable to be remembered.
AucroN.-Sherbdrn & Smiths regular
auction will take place on Saturday at their
salesroom, No. 1913 K street, at which time
they will sell lot Of consigned household
goods, including walnut and cottage bedroom
sets, spring and top mattresses, lounges,
tables, wardrobes, chairs, carpets, stoves,
crockery, glass and tinware also lot CT
secondhand trunks, one baby carrisge, lot
of French, German and EOglish books; lot
of groceries, lot Of canned table fruits,
dried fruits srd cheese.
THE WOULD BE TRAIN WREcKER. -Yester-
day Domingo Soto, who was arrested last
Sunday for having thrown wood under the
wheels of the Folsom excursion train, had 8
trial before Justice Gilmer. He was allowed
20 plead guilty to malicious mischief, and re-
ceived the very light sentence of thirty days
imprisonment in the county jail.