Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-14
BEI6F NOTES.

There will be another performance at the
Atlantic Gardens tomorrow.
The Sacramento river has not varied from
9 feet inches for several days.
Another successful open-sir concert was
given last evening at Capitol Park.
County Treasurer A. S. GresnlAw paid
into the State Treasury yesterday ST., 1913 81.
Several parties, alleged to be proprietors of
disorderly houses, will be tried in the Police
Court this morning.
The snasboat Seizer has left for the upper
Sacramento, where the work Of snagging will
be commenced at once.
A special meeting of the Odd Fellows Mu-
tual Aid Association of Sacramento will be
held at l P. N. tomorrow.
Henry Hebb, of CORTLAND, who was shot
recently by his divorced wife, has sufficiently
recovered to be out OF bed.
The statement of the condition and the
statement of the capital stock Of the Peoples
Savings Bank are published to-day.
Frauds claiming to be piano tuners are
csuvassIng the city. Several parties have
paid SIS to have their instruments ruined.
One of the freight Office employees "came
out" last night with new uniform. 1t ia
understood that the remainder of the en-
ployes will follow soon.
A boxing seance is held daily OF the State
Capitol. Sevsral of the attaches of the Sec.
retsry of State and Controllers offices are
preparing to meet Sullivan.
The Capitol grounds are in splendid condi-
ton. The flowers planted by gardener Mel
drum are blooming, and to-day the park pre-
sents finer appearance than ever.
The gas lights around the Capitol Park
were extinguished ct an early hour few
evenings since. The boys prefer making
their love in the pale light of the moon.
Herman Winters was yesterday arrested on
q charge OF perjury on warrant sworn to by
i. +. Dolan. The case has been set for hear
ing in the Police Court on Wednesday next.
The barge Centennial arrived yesterday
from San Francisco, per steamer Reform,
with 100000 shingles for Friend & Terry
Lumber Company, and lumber for W. Il,
Frazer.
The Washington boys have started a
swimming bath, to which no Sacramentans
except young ladies are admitted. They are
we'll patronizad, and the Sacramento boys
are considerably exercised.
The following appeared on the slate at the
station house s5 II o'clock last night: All
Lee, petit larceny MIS-. Carroll, disturbing
the peace; Mike Martin, keeping a disorderly
house W. W. Wilson, disturbing the peace.
The street sprinklers on III and o streets are
loudly complained of by parties who travel
in the street cars. 1t seems that they do not
sprinkle in the middle of the street, and
consequently travelling in the cars is very IN
pleasant.
Would it not be we'll for Secretary of State
Thompson to close the driveways through
the new Park? The residents adjoining
complain loudly of the dust arising there
from, and the State authorities refuse to have
them sprinkled.
Mr. Stockton, Secretary OF the State
Prison Commission, has completed the work
Of transcribing the testimony taken thus far.
It makes three volumes OF $50 pages each.
1t has been indexed both in regard to wit
nesses and topics.
"Where are our boys tonight" is an oft
repeated question. Look into the fve-cent
beer saloons that allow them to shake dice
and take their first step on the downward
path to ruin, and in nine cases out Of ten
you will find them.
The postponed match game of baseball be-
tween the Unions of Sacramento and the
Intrepids of Marysville is TO take place on
Sunday, the 22l instant. The Unions will
90 up on the regular train from Sacramento
on Saturday, the list instant,
The Evangelical Lutheran st. John 8
Congregational Society of the Unalterable
Ansburg Confession of Orange" has filed
articles of incorporation with the Secretary
of State The principal place of business is
Orange, Los Angeles county.
The Pavilion property will be offered for
sale by auction again on next Tuesday, at IL
O'Clock, this time on the premises. At the
l.
Smith, will sell lot, 20x160 feet, on the
south side of L street, between Fourth and
Fifth.
A girl about Il years of age went
through room in Mrs Creuch's residence,
Third and P streets, on Thursday afternoon.
She was detected in the act, and gold
| watch and chain, a gold bracelet, gold pin
and seslskin handbag, which she had ap'
propriated, was taken from her, after which
she was allowed to depart.
The new river trading boat, the Alvarado,
appears to be III. fated. The first trip up the
river it stranded on bar and had to be
hauled off, and the last trip it was snagged
near Meridian, and now lies at the bottom OF
the river. Where it sunk the water was
shallow, and the goods on board were unin-
jured. The work Of raising it will be COM
mencea Monday.
J. At meeting OF the High School Literary
and Debating Society, last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term John Duffey, President; A. G..
Hinkson, Vice. President William F. Rem
| fro, Secretary J. NJ. Henderson, Assistant
Secretary: L. Meade, Treasurer; L.
Weisel, Sergesnt-at.A Arms. At the close of
the meeting President Tracy, of the Board
of Education, addressed the society.
The following companies of the First Ar.
tillery Regiment. Fourth Brigade. N. G. O.,
will hold their annual inspection and muster
on the following days, at the hour of 5 o'clock
NJ, at Armory Hall, in this city Govern.
or's Guard, Cadets, on Wednesday evening,
July 18th Company B, on Thursday, July
18Th Company G. on Monday July 23d, and
Company A. on Tuesday, July Gath. The
Brigade Inspector will make thorough in
spection and examination of the uniforms,
equipments, arms, records, ordnance and
ordnance stores, number and discipline of the
forces and all property of the State in the
possession of each of said companies.