Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-12
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Moore; Printing! W Seton, H Ben
! nett and E. G.. Jordan Hali-Fred. Dust
| man, l.. n Estees and H Bennett. The
! committee decided that the Grand Army
| should attend memorial services ut the
| Congregational Church this year. 1t was
also agreed that General \. P. Chapman
should be invited to deliver the Grafton on
| Decoration Day.
POLICE CoUEr-In the Police Court yes
terday Lewis Brady and NJ Bird, accused
of burglary, in connection with the enter
ing of D. Davis saloon. the Merchants Ex-
| change and the store of ). S. Nathan &
| Co, were held 10 answer. Ed. Doheney,
| F. CCarthy and - ChildS pleaded guilty
of embezzlement, and were ordered to APP
| pear this morning for sentence. Henry
Ramsey. charged with burglary in the sec
ond degree, in entering the jewelry store OF
j. OLSEN and stealing a large quantity Of
ewelry was held to answer. Price,
arrested for disturbing the peace, was tried
and discharged
DEMocRATIc.-inquiry having been made
rs to what the Democrats of Sacramento
propose TO do in the matter of selecting del
cgates to the State Convention. we learn
that the County Committee will presently
call ward meetings for the choice of dele
gates to a County Convention, which will
designate the delegates 10 the State ConYen-
ton. In the County Committee OF fifteen
elected by the last County Convention there
are now five vacancies three members nav
ing died and TWO removed from the county.
Work SuspENDEp-A large number of
stonecutters and others, who have been en-
ployed by the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany in the work of extending the Califor-
mia and Oregon Railroad, came down by
yesterday mornings train from Redding
and, ~ the Stoppagc Of work on that road
will throw several hundred white men out
of employment, To say nothing OF Chinese
laborers, those who came yesterday may be
considered rs only the advance guard Of
the discharged.
COMMISSIONS IssUED-GoYernor Stone
man has appointed and commissioned the
following officers OF the University Cadets,
to rank from April ), 1884 Frank II.
Powers. Colonel Eugene Hoefer, Leuten-
ant-COloncl c. A. Raum, Major; J. p
Dunn, First Lieutenant; II. 5. Badger,
First Lieutenant; c. l.. Higgins, First Lieu
tenant; J. II. Pond, First Lieutenant; Sid
Captain c. 0. Bose, Captain.
Fees FOR MARcH-Sheriff A H Estill
reported TO the Board of Supervisors yes
terday that the fees of his Office for the
month of March were 81 80. Charles n
Cogian, County Clerk, reported the fees of
his Office at $457 10 ". f. Gerber, County
Recorder and Auditor, reported that he re-
Ceiyed, as Recorder, 1924 -, and as Auditor,
S3S 50; total, 1853 >.
BRITISH PICNIC.-The British picnic. usu-
ally one of the most ENJOYABLE of the sea-
son, will be held at East Park Grove Satur-
day, Nav oath, the HuSsar band furnishing
the music In addition To long list of
prizes for games, etc, there viii be an ele-
CANT gate prize.
AIT SALE-Owing to the storm last
evening, the sale of beautiful and valuable
oil paintings by well-known artists of San
Francisco, which was to have taken place
at Bell & Co.'S auction rooms was post
poned until 2:20 this afternoon and 7:30 this
evening when it will take place according
to catalogue.
LAND PATENrs.-The Governor has issued
the following patents TO University land
grants: No. BIB, to D. W Walker, Mendo-
cino county, 40 acres; No 372 to p. \.
Aronson and A. Gallan, assignees of Ed
mond Field. ColuSa county, 40 acres