Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06
BRIEF NOTES.

BRIEF NOTES.
Services will be resumed in the Congre
gationdl Church tomorrow after 4 summer
closing during August.
The Republicans of the -Four and One
half Club will meet at East End Hall,
Eighteenth and NJ streets this evening at
6 0 clock.
The Sacramento Postoifice will observe
Sunday hours on Tuesday, September 9th,
Admission Day. by permission Of the Post
maSter-General.
The only arrest recorded at the police sta
ton last night was that of Mrs. CIink, who
is charged by Health Officer Ferra! with
violating the health ordinance.
The flag on the State Capitol was at half
mast yesterday, out Of respect 10 the mem
DRY Of Secretary of the Treasury Folger,
who died in Geneva, \. y, Thursday after
noon.
The Street Railway Company are putting
in q switch on O street. from Fourteenth
them to handle the crowds attending the
Pavilion with greater ease.
r. /. hampton, of Washington, Yolo
county, the Oldest member of the Sacra-
mento Society of California Pioneers. has
been confined to his room for the last week
from slight fall, but is improving
There is at the station-house Il small,
gold-enameled badge, belonging to some
member Of the Order of Red Men. The
badge was taken from man who was try
| ing to dispose of it for 80 cents. He
! claimed to have found it.
A young man by the name of Kramer is
| here from San Francisco in search of Il
nephew Of the same name, who mysterious
| Iy disappeared from the Bay about ten days
| since. He was seen in this city about n
week ago, but not since. He is thought to
be demented.
Yesterday afternoon lady, who lives at
| the southwest corner OF Eighth and |
streets had occasion to 90 up stairs. She
| found in her bedroom a large, rough-look-
ing tramp, who had in his hand her purse
and handbook. He dropped the articles
and ran fIsAn the house.
The Republicans Of precinct y held a
rOusing meeting at East End Hall Thurs
| day night. Several speeches were made,
| several new members signed the roll and
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. From
present indications, a will be the banner
Blaine and logan precinct
The Woodland De3aocrot says Repo-
| has it that all our grape men have sold the
| iI tH-.ilt tUi crop Ol LlliIdliiGiS 10 Il San
! Francisco wine house nj S24 Der ton, stand
ing in the vineyard This certainly pre-
scnts most encouraging outlook for the
grape interests, and Will surely tend to pro-
| long the boom in our vineyard lands.
Many vineyards in this vicinity will Weld
| from five to seven tons per acre when the
! vines are only that number of years old,
and double that quantity when older. The
grape crop generally for this part Of the
county is exceptionally fine in quality and
far above the average in quantity, and
! hence the best rewarded industry III our
| county
/ Az ENTEGrRisf;G FIRM.-Thc new aGdi-
| ton recently made to the splendid store Of
| Hale Bros. ~ Co., northwest corner of
| Ninth and X streets. makes that establish
mcnt one of the largest and most complete
on the coast. Indeed, it Is doubtful if there
ares q half dozen other stores in thckStatc
Of equal extent with theirs The new adj
dition has a twenty foot frontage on X
| street and extends back eighty feet 1t
! makes the frontage OF the store eighty feet.
or The entire building S0xs0 feet The shoe
| department, which formerly was in the
rear. Of the dry goods rooms has been
| transferred 10 this new structure and is
now as complete rs any of the other de-
paruHentS Of that well appointed establish
mCnt The old front OF the clothing de-
partment has been replaced with one Of
patc-2,lass to correspond with the rest of
the store, and now there is uniformity
throughout. The hat department is located
in the rear OF the shoe room. and the base
men, has been fitted up for the storage and
display of trunks, yaliSe>, satchels, etc i
new sidewalk, composed OF dressed Oregon
pine, 3X3 inches has been laid on the Ninth
and h-strCet sides, which IS a great i'm
provcment 70 that portion ofthe block. OF
the five stores owned by Hale Bros. Il Co.,
namely, in San Jose, Salinas, Stockton.
| Pataiuma and SACRAMENTO. the latter is the
largest. This Is but natural, a Sacramento
is acknowledged to be the best business
center in the State The firm has been
doing business in this city for nearly four
years, and have increased the capacity Of
their store many times. The store in this
city is under the direct management of
MeSsrs L. w Hale and f. D. Cobb. gen
tlemen who thoroughly understand the
business and are alive to the wants OF this
community and the region from which il
draws lis mercantile trade.
REPUBLICANS RALIY.-Thc campaign viii
be opened by the Republicans in this city
tonight. The Hon. Creed Raymond will
make the opening campaign speech ut the
Blaine ana logan Wigwam (oId Payilion).
The speaker will be met 1t the depot on the
arrival of the second train from San Fran
cisco by all the Republican organizations
Of this city, and escorted to the Wigwam.
The Boys in Blue, Fifth Ward Club, Dung
Mems Legion, and the Plumed Knights
viii all be uniformed and in line, provided
with torches, and headed by a brass band
DANGEROUSLY ILl.-P. T. Williamson. a
pioneer OF Sacramento county, and a we'll
TODD farmer who resides on the Costumes,
was taken sick some two weeks ago, and
went 70 Bartlett Springs in hopes of i'm
proyement. lie was taken worse, and
brought to this city yesterday in almost Il
diving condition. He was taken to the
Eldred House, and the attending physician
last evening said ne could notin his opinion
live through the night.
TEAS At LESS THAN Cosr.-Wc win sell
for fifteen days the Our Favorite I'M
colored japan tea il Perfection canisters
for the low price of Doc per can regular
price 50cl; 5-pound canisJcrs reduced from
$ to 81 G5 Per can, at II. II. FaulkS
SIi X street.
DURING the State Fair we shall display
in each department. of our mammoth rooms
fine lines Of goods. suitable for fall and
winter, OF the latess styles. Visitors "a ouI
city cordially invited. RED House. =
MES's moleskin pants. 81 40. Red House,