Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-28
BRIEF NOTES.

The pay-car made the railroad employees in
this city feel good yesterday.
At st. Rose Church yesterday services sp-
propriate to Ash Wednesday,, the beginning
of Lent, were held.
The Grand Officers will pay 8 fraterrsl
visit to Fidelity Grove, No. "a, .. A. o. D.,
this evening at o'clock.
There was large and enthusiastic attend
ance last evening npon the temperance mss
meeting held at the Sixth-ssreet III. E.
Church.
The Governor yesterday appointed and
commissioned J. w. Surface Notary Pub
lie in and for Amador county, to reside at
lone City, vice self, term expired.
The Prohibitionists will hold City Nom-
mating Convention at the Y. M. c. A. Rooms
next Tuesday, to select ticket to be voted
for at the ensuing municipal election.
w. G. Scott, who went East recently TO
see his father, who was dangerously i'll,
writes to friends in Sacramento that his
father died in Elmira, N. Y, on the 18th
instant.
Yesterday in Department Two Of the Su.
perior Court Julius Kaminsky. native of
Germany, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of Theodore Schumacher and J.
II. Arnold.
W. E. and Henry Gerber closed out their
quail-shooting for the season by going out
with Chris. Ecklen near Folsom Tuesday.
They had fine sport, and yesterday brought
home several dozen birds.
The Levee Committee from the Citizens
Association publish card. which will be
found in our advertising columns on the Sec
ond page this morning, and should be read by
all interested in the subject.
Charles Whitlock, native Of Sacramento,
aged about "a years, son of George Whit
lock. died in this city Tuesday, after linger-
ing illness. Deceased will be remembered by
the horse men of the State, as very skillful
and honest rider.
Yesterday afternoon Stoner Nicholas
delivery horse entered upon a runaway on
Third street, but was brought to stop by a
gentleman who made rush after the horse
on foot, making time that would be credit
to a professional sprinter, and succeeded in
catching his bride.
REPUBLICAN PRINARY.-In accordance with
the call of the City Central Committee, pub.
lished in our advertising columns, Republic
can primary viii be held in this city, between
the hours of and P NJ to-day. The poll.
ing places will be: First Ward, 21S j street;
Second Ward, southwest corner of Third and
K streets Third Ward, William Tell House
Fourth Ward, southwest corner Tenth aud
K streets. Those are entitled to vote who
voted for Garfield and Arthur, or would have
so voted had they voted at all. and who iu-
dorse the principles of the party, and will
support the nominees of the Convention to be
held next Saturday.
ART SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell Friday and
Saturday evenings, as per catalogue, without
reserve, at their salesrooms, Eighth and K
streets, at $780, sharp. seventy-ive oil paint.
ings by the following well.known artists
Hill, Rodrigez, Van Perbsnt, Schsfer, Need
ham. Holdridge, Weansr. Bauer, Sutton, An
drews, Collins and others. Also, English.
French and German line engravings and
water colors and chromos. Pictures will be
on exhibition day and evening from this
morning until close of sale.
NATIONAL GUARD COMMISSIONS. = The
Governor yesterday appointed and commits
stoned the following officers of the National
Guard of California For Company G, Sec
ond Artillery Regiment Second Brigade,
VIM. G. Shsrpstein, Captain Samuel q.
Buckbee, First Lieutenant; Charles b.
Crocker, Second Lieutenant
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were made
yesterday: Ed. Fellows, by officers Dill
man and Farrell, for being common drunk
ard; B. Pilcovich, by officer Dillman. for
misdemeauor Ben. Chambers, by officer
Jackson, fct an assault with intent to COM
nit murder; John Haffy, by officer CAM
bell, for being drunk.
Nor A DoLLAR.-Not a dollar is to be
spent in protecting bottom hop lands. Who
ever tells the voter that the money is to be
so expended is proven falsitier by the
Trustees specifications, which loca e the ex-
act spots where the money is to be laid out.
RINGING THE CHANGEs.-The Bee insists
upon keeping prominent misstatement tn t
$40, 600 is asked for Brighton levee. Does
it not know that there is no such proposition
that the specisl levee vote will be on SIS. 900,
and that only?
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