Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-28
J, MrY 70, 1873,
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sRrEp NOTES.

Strawberries, cherries ard spricots are
plentiful in the markets.
The Folsom water works have been thor
ougbly overhsuled and repaired.
William Kimble was thrown from buggy
IS Folsom LASS week aad very seriously hurt.
The American river still continues to boom.
Old Sol is rapidly melting the sEow IN the
mountains.
One carload of sxsursionistg from this city
attended the temperance picnic al Dsyisyllie
on Saturday.
sumner Post, G. A. r.. ATTENDED, last
evening, in fnH uniform, The Sizth-strest
MethoGiss Church.
There is one day more in which TO pay city
taxes before the delinquent roll Is turned over
to the District Attorney.
Gsls hAd its FIRST masquerade ball last FRI
Day hight, and it is said to have baen grand
succ5 IS IN every parsicaisr.
Next Saturday. juno 81, a school election
viii BE hsls f2r the purpose OF electing one
Trustee IN the salt scaool district.
Seven carloads q Chinese. $50 ia number.
were brought fro;a San Francisco On the
noon train Saturday and forRarded 10 Red
ding.
ST. Rpss's Church picnic viii be hsld at
Beaeh's Grove, near Freepors. on next Thurs
day. Two steamers and barge have baen
secured for the occasion.
The case of Gillespie VS.. The County OF
Sacramento will corne up in the Supreme
Court to- morrow. Judge s. G. Denso1 'has
been employed as special counsel fer the de-
Tense.
This evening the Kohler Concert Company,
at Turner HAL, viii give benefit TO the
l'Orphan Asylum. After an unparalleled run
in this city, the entertainment viii close on
Wednesday evening.
a free public copoer. will be given by
Sumner Post, @. 4. r on Memorial Day
evening, at Capitol Park. The First Artii-
lefy band will play national airs, al ny songs
aud concert selections.
Page, the man who is charged with having
murdered q man in New York rayiue, above
Folsom, in E! Dorado county, has mad his
preliminary examination in PlaceEville and
il held to answer for murder.
The Thermometer, Saturday. reached %
degrees, being within one degree OF as high
as il went st any time lagt summer. YesteF-
dsy it reached 961 degrees. The maximum
for May Of last year wss 80 degrees,
The steamer Varuns, on its last trip down
the river, brought barge Of grain, and VIII
4 return TO day with barge of frsighs for the
upper Sacramento. qhs steamer Nspoaset
left Yesterday for tina upper Sacramento with
general Merchandise.
The chair-gaag. under the direction of Un-
der Sheriff. 9. Nelsae and Ii. Garrstt, have
bsen t7oicg sose good work during the past
week, TIE scsookh0u FsTds throughout
tbs city hsvs eli bssn cleaned up, and the
hay ct che Hospital farm beer cut,
i At the regular meeting of the California
Temperance and Benevolent Slristy. held
last evening as their hall. Miss GTsy enter
tanned the ssssmblsge vita piano solo, +.
Z. Devlin delivered On address, Mrs. s. Kat
zeastein rsudsEed vocal solo. Miss Lasky
delivered 90 essay and j. III. Haight read an
essay.
G.. n. Milco, OF the State Beard of Horti-
culture. was in the city Saturday, returning
from Davisvilie, where he had been msk;r &
experiments with different preparations Of
buhach upon the premises of @. u. Briggs,
for the determination of q little black pug
which made it's frat appearance last year,
and is proving very destructive
There was an alarm of fire turned IN Ton
box 2l about P. NJ yesterday: ihe oepaEs'
ment responded promptly. lnen eel 80. :
hov,ever. were not required, Sc 1t was enly
-I;eht hIaze in a stable in the resr OF hatha,
go c.rpet-cleaniug establishment, on Y
.sst between Twelfth and Thirteenth
ss-ssts and was extirguished By the neigh
bors before the department arrived
CALIFORNIAN PIcNIc.-The seventh snnGa
picnic of the Calsdonian Club viii be hssd'oV
next Saturday at East Park. There viii b'
the usual games. Donald Diunie. the Scosei
champion, will be present and give some ex
hi5itious Ia athletic exercises. Dancing vii
be continued until IL o'clack at night.
En- RoUrE.-Under Sheriff A. B. Perkins
OF Solano county, came to the city last even
3 ing en- route to the Folsom Branch Prisol
6 with Joseph De Mere, who is sentenssd {
! two years imprisonment foy grand larceny