Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-03
LOCAL DASHEs.

There was 10 session of the Superior Court
yesterday.
The large and commodious business build
ing of Scofeld & Tevis on Second street, be.
tween l and ], is advertised to rent.
The Bric-s- Brac Club will meet st the resi-
dence of DR.. w. A. Hughson Friday even
! ing, January 4th, to hold their New Years
reunion.
The name of Dr. T. A Snider should have
| appeared as a member of the City Board of
Health in the list Of city officials published
| Tuesday.
About 5:15 yesterday afternoon sn alarm of
fire was sounded from box 10. which proved
TO be chimney on Sixth street, between III
and n, cleaning itself out.
There were two runawsys on street yes
tsrdsy morning. truck team and one at
tsched to milk wagon. Both were caught
before much damage was done.
The Sacramento Turn Verein Society will
give its annual masquerade about the middle
that purpose the new Exposition building.
The State Library investigation will be re-
sumed at the Grand Hotel, in San Francisco,
to-day. Win. J. Davis, stenogrspher, ard
Matt. F. Johnson, Trustee, left for the Bay
yesterday.
The officers of Georgiana Grange were pub
licly installed at Isleton on the evening Of
January LIST. After the installation there
was o bountitul harvest feast, after which fol-
lowed q pleasant dance.
A young peoples social was held at TIE
Westminster Presbyterian Church last even
ing for the benefit of the Band of Hope. 1t
was well attended, and proved pleasant,
and financially successful affair.
During the cool weather of the past few
weeks the Sacramento wholesale butchers
have beon doing large business, shipping
meats in every direction on the line of the
railroad. One firm thus dispenses every day
100 sheep, ID beeyes and % hogs.
The nurseries of Sacramento are doing a
large business. More young orchards are
being set ont, both in the foothills and val.
leys, than has been known in any former
year. The msjority of the orchards being
planted in this vicinity are peach and Bartlett
pears.
There will be 6 joint installation of the
newly. elected officers of Friendship and Sac
rsmento Councils, at Firemen's Hall this
evening. After The instalstio there will be
a collstion at the Golden Z Agle Hotel Men,
hers of both Councils are notified to be
present.
whose ideas or information were somewhat
mixed, insisted last evening that the title Of
Treasurer January was that Of Secretary of
tbs Treasury, and backed his opinion with
his coin. He will be a poorer and "a wiser
man to-day.
The church fair ard festival given at Elk
Grove some time since for the benefit Of the
NJ. Z. Church of that place was financially
and otherwise complete success. Credit is
due Mrs. L. C. Walters, Mrs. B. Chiruick,
w. Garwood and Miss NJ. E. futile, the
committee who conducted the same so sue
cessfully.
Chicken-thieves visited the ben.roost of J
Klein, on Twelfth street, between Z and +,
aud took all his chickens except one MIR
Klein is very anxious that the thieves should
cali and get the remaining bird. He will en-
deavor to keep it in prime order for them.
and would like to be present when they call
for the bantam.
The Grand Jury, in ignoring all the bills
brought before them which charged certain
parties who were gambling under a license
issued by the city. virtually sustained the act
of the Board of Trustees in that direction,
and it is said their action is applauded by
majority Of the best citizens. Their tindlng
true bills against the Chinese murderers and
rioters also meets with general approval.
At regular meeting of Capital Council,
No. 81, on Monday evening, December 81.
1888, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term c. O., j. w. Clough V.
c.. Sister A. D. Humel; r. s., c. W. Ba-
ker; TT, u. J.V. G. Koran; Prelste, Sister
NJ. Younger Marshal q. Ge1shlea War.
den, Sister G. Wsdsworth l. e., w. Gren.
ter Sentry, J. Hahn; Trustees J. D. Kent,
W, F. Gleeson, a. Younger; Medical Exam.
liner, DR.. Lame.