Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-01
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO 1Hx KBooRD-uMOS.l
CALIFORNIA.
Birthday Celebration Odd Fellows
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Birthday celebration -Odd FELLOWS
acknowledgements Clubs.
SAN Francisco, March Slst.-Admiral
Aaron K. Hughes to-day celebrated his
sixty-second birthday, and also his retirement
from the navy. 4 salute was fred, and
beautiful silk flag presented to him.
a large gang of laLorers were put Oh to-
day. excavating for the Odd Fellows build
ing foundations. 1t is expected the corner
stone will be laid May 16sn. Representatives
from all the Lodges in the State will be invited
to participate r. II. Lloyd has been elected
Grand Marshal Of the celebration.
The Democratic County Committee to-
night appointed Thursday night for the reor-
gsnization of the forty-sevea Democratic
ward clubs, and elected temporary officers for
each club.
The B0IIness Band Trouble.
SAN JOSE. March Slst.-Three other men,
bers of the Holiness Band-Miss Ardel Hart
er, Misses Sophia and Anna Lawson-were
arrested this afternoon for participating in
the alleged disturbance of the peace on Friday
night last. All the defendants were arrsigned
in the Police Court this forenoon, and their
trial set for tomorrow.
Miller sBjuYed-Wife.Mnrde Caught.
San JOSE, March 31st.-This afternoon
John Wineland, miller at Moody's mills on
Third street, had his left leg broken in two
places, being caught by belt Of the main
shaft. He was also severely bruised and
shaken up, go that his case is regarded as
serious.
To-day letter was received by John Z.
EdsoB, a police officer, from a Deputy Sheriff
at Silver City, n. NJ, stating that John
Warssey. who murdered his wife in Los
GatOs two years age, was in Jail there,
charged with misdemeaDor. Edson will leave
here in a few days to bring the murderer
back for trial.
Sudden Death of Lady.
MFRCED, March 3lst.-Mrs. Mitchell.
widow, died suddenly at her residence in this
place this morning. Deceased was a sister Of
Hon. J NJ. Montgomery, Of Smelling. She
died without premonition of sickness or
complaint, just after daylight.
A Fatal Fall.
CHICO March 31st.-This morning about
9 o'clock man by the name OF Apperson
fell from the Sierra Lumber Company's
fume, about seven miles from Chico dis
tance OF sixteen fact. striking his head upon
the hard lava rock, the blow taking the scalp
clean back over the crown of the head, and
injurirg him so that he died at o'clock. he
was the flume carpenter, young man, and
leaves widow and one child. He will be
ing been member of Chico Lodge, No. rs.
The PetaIuma Horse Show.
PETALUMA, March 31st-Petaluma' first
annual horse show is advertised to take place
next Saturday, April SIN. The horse parade
will take place at II A. NJ, and the speed
contest between local tgotters ia arranged for
o'clock. There will be no charge for sd-
mission to any part of the grounds, and every
preparation is being made for the accommo-
dation of visitors.
The Roberts Island InundatEOn.
STOCKTON, March 31st.-Over - 600 acres
of the upper and middle divisions of Roberts
Island are inundated, leaving a little over
), 900 acres uncovered by water. The lower
division is all right
Methodist Church Dedicated.
SAN BERNARDINo, March 31st.-The new
Methodist church at Hueneme was dedicated
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