Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-11
BRIEF NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of officers of the First Artillery Regiment
will be hsld this evening.
Thirty-two immigrants passed Csrlin yes
terday, en- route to California. There are
eight females in the party.
A tule fire occurred near the railroad trestle
beyond Washington yesterday. 1t was ex-
tingUished before damage was done.
The city government has fitted out the
chain-gaDg with long-legged gum boots, and
they are doiug good work cleaning the mud
from the paved streets.
Andrew Gowans, late of the Belle Conser-
vatory, has opened florists store at l005b
K street. opposite the Grsngers' Store.
Bouquets aud fJral pieces made to order.
Sealed proposals for the furnishing of sup
plies to the Protestant Orphan Asylum, by
order of the Board of Directors, will be re-
ceived until January 25sh All bids must be
addressed to Mrs. F. w. Fratt.
The police slate last night contained the
names of Mrs. Reardon for disturbing the
peace, and Mrs. Copolo, drunk also those
of Joseph Barber aud James Quiggly, two
idle, diss0lute fellows, who will be invited to
leave town.
All the fruit-stands in the city that occu-
pied positions on the outer edge of the side
walks have been compelled to move to that
p 3rtion Of the walk next to the building, and
they are forbidden to occupy more than four
feet of the same.
At the regular meeting of the Independent
Light Battery, held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected e. l.. Fonteneau,
Captain j. f. Lucas, Lieutenant; j, Ar
derson, Sergeant; J. klees, Qaartermaster A;
and J, Bauquier, Gunner.
The Band of Hope social and literary en-.
tertainment, formerly advertised to take place
at the Congregational Church, December 2lst,
will take place this evening. at Y. M. 9. a.
| Hall, at 1870 Refreshments will be served
after the literary programme. Admission,
! % and 10 cents. Tickets purchased on former
/ occasion hold good.
| The seventh annual invitation party of
/ Sacramento Parlor, No. 8, y. S. O.. W., will
! be held in the Assembly chamber of this State
/ Capitol, on Fridsy evening, January 18th.
/ The decorations viii be beautiful and orig.
insl, the programme unique souvenirs, and
| the music the best in the State. As to dress,
it viii be an informal party.
! The arranging committees Of the charity
entertainment to take plaza in the new Pa.
vilion for the benefit of the different benevo-
lent institutions of this city, met in the Office
of ". 2. Coleman last evening. No date
was set for the entertainment, as the gas fix.
lures are not finished. The preparations are
going on, and the entertainment promises to
be grand affair,
Articles Of Incorporation have been fled in
the ctfice of the Secretary of State of the
First Methodist Church of Pasadena. The
Trustees are c. w. Roberts, H. Willagree,
Stephen Townsend, e. b. Ripley, A. o. Por-
ter, George +. Meharry and p. NJ. Green.
49,. Also, Of the Chebra Beth Abraham
Synagogue of San Francisco. The Trustees
are Benjamin Wssholder, Solomon Silver.
stone, Elias A. Rosenberg and l. r. Grod-
frusky Also, of the GsrmAin Fruit Com.
pany, of Los Angeles. The Directors are J.
w. MONTGOMERY, Frank w. Montgomery,
Arthur Hermann and Eugene German.
The capital stock is Sl25 000 divided into
1,250 shares Also. the Mussel Slough
Canal and Irrigation Company. of San Fran.
cisco. The Directors are George johnson,
Daniel Z. Hayes, +. Williams. G. Flint,
| Frederick A. Woodwork aud Chas Green.
The capital stack is 500, 600, divided into
! &c, 600 shares.