Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-08
LOCAL DASHES,

The Board of Supervisors were in session
yesterday but transacted no business OF im-
portsnce.
Sixty immigrants, including forty six
males, will arrive in this city tomorrow from
the East, via the Central Pacific Railroad.
The chain.gang were upon and K streets
yesterday, and under the direction of officers
Garrett and Nelson were engaged in scraping
the mud from the street crossings.
Hon. Christopher Green, who among
others was confirmed as Postmaster by the
United States Senate December Goth, has re.
ceived his commission as Postmaster for Sac
ramento.
The Arnold property, OF L street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, wss sold at auction
yesterday by D. j. Simmons for So, 125. The
purchaser was John Driscoll, one Of the firm
Of the Union Iron Works.
Tkos. Duggan, Thos. Donneliy and Daniel
Mclean, triple DRINKS, put up at the station
house last night; as did Antoine Costa, for
disturbing the peace; also Ng All Keet, a
grand larcener, en- route from San Francisco
to Folsom, to quarry granite for seven years.
The Sacramento gallows, upon which Do
mingo Estrada, Filomena Gotta, David Tur-
ley, Troy Dye and Edward Anderson, OF this
county, and Joseph Jewell, of Santa Clara,
WeEo uUUSt WAS JcbbcEIEy bHlppEu W Au'
burn, for the execution of Stephen Richards.
Sheriff Estill yesterday paid into the County
Treasury Sl2S 695 gold coip, 81, OBJ currency
and S67S silver-total, $3.50 410-on account
of taxes collected. The delinquent roll is the
smallest ever known in the county, being less
than 50, 600. He also paid in, on account Of
county licenses, SS45 10.
James WOODBURY., of the firm OF Woodburn
G. raoaiva6 by, aypraeu fau do va
since from Ell Dorado county fine specimen
of coon, about two months old. Mr.. Wood
burn is very proud CT his pet, and says he
presumes he is Indebted to Coon jim, Of
Coon Hollow, for his present
Another denial OF identity is at hand con.
corning the card published on Saturday over
the name of "Burtis." In order to prevent
the necessity for further denials of authorship
If said card, it may be said that the name
" Burtis was nom dc plume. 1t is sug-
gested that iu future, in order to prevent in.
nocent citizens being named by a nom de
plume, and thereby mixed up in political
muddles, some almost uuheard Of name
should be taken, such as Jones" or
"Smith, for instance.
Articles Of Incorporation have been fled in
the Office of the Secretary Of State Of the
Wharf Builders Association of San Fran
Cl-tCs , uH DF-CGDE5 are L dbTlC& IlaIbS,
Hugh Haney, Thos. Harrison, George +.
Powers and J. n. Bogart. Also of the Cor.
coran and Leonard Pneumatic Tube Com.
pany, formed for mining purposes in Butte
county, but whose principal place of business
is San Francisco. The Directors are J. NJ.
Burt, VIM. Lambert. Wm. Gregory, VIM.
Corcoran and ii. r. Leonard. Capital ste ok
is 100000, divided into 10000 shares.
ZAMLocH To-NIGHr.-Zamloch, the great
gift autocrst Of the world, commences an en-
gsgement of six nights and matinee at the
Metropolitan Theater this evening. He wi
appear in his original presentation and Soiree
Diabolic, and a series of entirely new and ma.
velous wonders He advertises every feature,
even including his great trip through the in
fernal regions and returning in eighty Sec
onds. He has the reputation of being the
best conjurer on the stage, and one of the
greatest exposers of spiritualism living. He
does not turn down the lights for his cabinet
seapces, but does all his mysteries with the
stage lighted as brilliantly as possible. He
gives away at each entertainment $50 valu
able presents, and these are given out squarely
and honestly. The first prizes are not given
to some one who returns them to the manager
at the back -door. Admission, including three
envelopes, so cents. Reserved seats, includ.
ing four envelopes, Is cents. Gallery one
envelope, % cents. Children, one envelope,
% cents.