Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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COMPANY G's BALL.-The fourteenth an.
nual ball and valentine party of Company G,
First Artillery Regiment, was given at Ar
mory Hall last evening, ard was largely at
tended. The members of the company, those
of other companies and the officers Of the
regiment appeared in military dress. The
music was furnished by the First Artillery
band. The order of dances was as follows ::
Grand march and laucers, waltz, polka, waltz
quadrille, schottische, Ia mode, Centenni@i
lancers, waltz mazourka, Caledonian, la belle
Esmeralda waltz lancers, waltz, schottische,
plain quadrille, redowa, waltz, Virginia reel,
medley. The committees who had charge of
the affair were as follows Arrangements
Lieutenant II. W. Rivett, Sergeants 2. Fla
herty, A. J, Plant, Joseph O'Neil, Edward
Sheehan, F. S. Holden. Reception-Liea-
tenant NJ. H. Sheehan, Corporals O.. Z.
Hughes, NJ. Coyne, D. h. Kerr. privates L.
S. Pratt, Frank kunz, George Harris, Fred
Oliver, II. CAN'T. Floor Director-Captain
Clinton l.. White. Floor Mansgers-Ssr-
geant James A. Davis, Sergeant Major J.
/. McNif Corporals James Mccarthy. NJ.
Lavensou, Frank Winnie, privates NJ. Baas-
ley, c. Roth, Oscar Flint.
SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-In Department Two
of the Superior Court there came up for
hearing yesterday the case of Frank H. Lam
bert vs.. +. S. Smith, for damages in the sum
of SO. $50 The defendant, who keeps o
livery stable in this city, hired out a team to
Lambert and another man, drummers for
ChesleY & Co., last October. When thev
were driving between Georgetown and Green
wood the bresst.strap broke, allowing the pole
to fall and causing the team to runaway
Both men, it Is alleged, were thrown out and
received serious injury, and suit is brought
against Smith on the ground that the acct
dent was the result Of his neglect / not pro-
viding suitable harness Grove L. johnson is
attorney for the plaintiff. and Hart & White
for the defendant. The defense will endeavor
to prove that the harness given with the team
was sound, and that the breast-strap that
broke was not the one sent out. The case
will scarcely be finished to-day. The follow
ing jurors have been impaneled to try it l.
H. kelyea, John Watt, L. A. Burr, VIM.
Shattuck, Wesley Simons, W. B. Miller, e.
Eldred, l. Dunlap, Thomas Jones, J. I.
Cross, Wm. Hadwick and Richard Parker.
VAGBANTs IN WAsHINGToN.-Ear yes
terday morning Constable Todhunter, of
Washington, arrested eight men who were
found sleeping in barns in that place, where
they had for several nights made trouble by
cutting open bales OF hay and tram pling
upon and dirtying it so thst horses would not
eat it. They were taken before Justice
Buckingham, but two, who made au excuse
to 20 ou5 into the yard adjoining the Court
room, skipped over the garden wall and dis
appeared with the agility of cats. The re-
naming six were released from custody after
receiving a reprimsnd from the Judge and
promising TO leave town instsnter They in
timated that they would be entitled to stay
in Sacramento ten days before being liable
for vagrancy, and would come over and
chance Judge Henry for a little while.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday pursuant to adjournment, all the
members present except Mr.. Bailey. Min
utes read and approved. Mr.. Smith moved
that the seal, heretofore used as the seal of
the Board Of Supervisors, and in use at the
present time, be adopted as the seal of this
Board. Carried unanimously. Mr.. Stein
man moved that the Grand Jurors from the
country be allowed hut one mileage for their
session, and the motion Wa adopted by
unanimous vote. The Finance Committee
submitted a report upon demands and the
same was adopted. Adjourned until this
morning..
OFFICERS ELECTED Sacramento Division,
No. 1, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythas,'
has elected the following officers: J. A. Da.
Wis S. X, c.; a. J. Plant, 5. X. L. c.; D
Z. Kerr 5. X. H. George b. Kstzeustein,
5. X. e.; J. 7. Keepers. s. X. S; +. H.
Rivett, s. X. R.; Frank H. Kiefer, 5. X T.
II was decided to give an invitation party il
honor Of the anniversary Of tie organization
on the - n instant, at Armory Hall. The
Odd Fellows Battalion has been invited to
attend IN uniform. During the evening q
squad of the knights viii probably give al
exhibition drill.
PoLICE CoUET-In the Police Court yes.
terdsy, john Doe, a drunk, forfeited his de-
post. John Payne pleaded guilty of being a
common drunkar5. and was seateuc to
sixty days in the County Jail. Jas Whaeu,
alias Wnaiebone Jim, arrested for disturbing
the peace. WAS discharged. Louis Robinson
and Lily Russell, for disturbing the peace,
were haed s. or 6ye days each. John L.
Sullivan pleaded guilty Of having been drunk
snd was fined -. The case Of J as. Mitchell,
Tor disturbing the peace, was continued until
the 14.h
LAND SALE. P. Reeves, suctionesr, of
Suisuu, will by order of Mrs. Ellen Locke,
administrators, asd decree Of Superior Court
sell without reserve at the Courthouse, Fair.
field. at y NJ tomorrow, Sl5 acres of choice
grape and fruit lands, in subdivisions Of 50
30 % acres. The lands are three miles north
Of Suisun AMI Fairfield, in the well known
fruit belt, Eve miles from Vacsville, and in
= climate unsurpassed, free from frosts and
heavy f}gs, and specially adapted for fruit,
raising,
CoRoNER's IYeUEsT.-Coroner Clark held
au iuQCest last evening upon the body Of c.
Manthey, who committed suicide ct the Eb-
ner Hotel Wednesday night, as mentioned in
our last issue, There were no new facts elic.
tied.
WORTHY OF NoTE.-Itis necessary to bear
in mind that tomorrow, Saturday. the 9th
instant is the day set apart for the special
sale Of damaged clothing at Politz's Capitol
Clothing House, and that all the goods so
damaged in the late rains viii be displayed on
counters specially reserved for this purpose.
The prices have been so greatly reduced thst
6 clearance is certain. Besr in mind this
sale is for one day oaly. So come early to
the spscisl sale at the Capitol Clothing
House, 600 and COZ X street, Sacramento.
T. .. Love, who fer the last three yeSrs
has been salesman for John J. Trsrbsch. can
now ba fouad at s. s. Nathan's Western
Clothing Store, where he will be pleased to
see all Of his old friends.
INFANTS white dresses. 10 and - cents;
ladies lace collars, cts. each; corssts p cents
each silk fringss, cents per yard, at $50
this morning. Red House.
Ltsr mstinee Of Black Crook tomorrow,
Saturday, February 9th. Do not miss the
opportunity,