Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-27
BRIEF NOTES.

l DAeALE
The swimming baths, 1924 K street, ar
now open.
Three carloads of immigrants arrived
this morning.
There will be Sunday school excursion
from Auburn to Rocklin tomorrow.
| Wool is reported to be coming into mar
ket freely, and selling at from 12to Is cent.
per pound.
AT sparring match at Woodland
Wednesday night Joe Dinzlar had his lef1
arm broken.
The contract for building the convent
school at Woodland has been awarded tc
Samuel Caldwell, at $15,5S5.
Secretary of State Thompson has granted
the use of the Assembly Chamber for the
| Republican State Convention.
The little girl who was burned to death
at Marysyille Wednesday was a niece OF
Mrs. George Sermonet, of this city.
In Department One of the Superior
Court, yesterday, Angie Swain was granted
a decree of divorce from James Swain.
William Parr, native of England, was
yesterday, in the Superior Court, admitted
to citizenship on the testimony of Ed NJ.
Martin and o. w. MCGOWAN.
The steamer San Joaquin No. sailed for
San Francisco yesterday with a barge load
of wood, and the Clara Belle for the Lower
Sacramento with merchandise.
Sheriff John Scott, of San Luis Obispo
county, brought TO the city last evening. en-
route to the Folsom prison, VIM. Oilar, to
serve four years for counterfeiting.
Many of the papers of the State. in re-
ferring to the selection of Sacramento as
the place for holding the Republican State
Convention, have kind word to say for
this city.
The horse attached to the Washington
Bakery wagon had lively runaway from
Third and J streets about A. NJ. yesterday,
but, though he travelled several blocks, no
damage was done.
T. C. Snider, President Of the Board of
Supervisors of Yolo county, has signed the
bonds issued by that county, and they will
be ready for market as soon as Endorsed by
the County Auditor.
The Chief of Police has notified the Off
GERS to see that the women employed in
concert saloons, etc, remain indoors. and
refrain from exhibiting themselves in the
doorways and on the sidewalks.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of George Kensett, by Deputy Constable
Barron, Tor exposure of person and draw
ing deadly weapon on Barron and A
Comet, who was assisting in the arrest
The Pi Kappa Young Ladies of the
Congregational Society give an entertain
ment i'll the parlOrs of that church this
evening, consisting of tableaux. music.
etc, with ice-cream- and-calle refreshments
as a finale.
The Police Court was not in session YES
terday. There was only one case on the
of H. f. Marsh for bigamv
and 1t was continued until tomorrow,
owing TO the illness of the City ATTORNEY.
who is suffering from neuralgia.
Judge Armstrong ordered yesterday in
the case of George d. Gardner, convicted
Of violating sepulture that defendant have |
twenty days from the pronouncing of iudg- |
ment in which to file bills of exception. |
sentence will probably be rendered next
Monday.
At Storms ranch between Colfax and |
irass Valley, there will be a Masonic re- |
lnion to-day. 1t was at first thought to |
nave an excursion to it from Sacramento, |
Dut the idea was abandoned. Cars for ex-
will be run from Rocklin and !
Dutch Flat.
Owosso Tribe, Imp. o. r. NJ, has elected |
IS representatives to the Great Council. |
which will meet in Nevada City next Au- |
gust, Alfred Olsen, +. II. Mckee, John !
lantzman, J. J. Buckley and +. 3. Osler.
irove /. Johnson, by virtue of his position |
Is Great Chief of the Order, Will also be a
representative from Owosso.
The Republican County Central Com
nlttee will meet III day or two to issue u
all for County Convention, it being
necessary to do so soon, in order that the
delegates to the Congressional and State
may be selected Candidates
or county offices will be put in the field at
he same time. They certainly viii have
'lenty Of time in which to electioneer.
OPES-AIR CoSCERT-The Hussar Band
will play for the open-air concerts on the
,taza this evening. The park will be
Illuminated with the electric light, and a
detachment of the police force present to
reserve order. The programme of music
iill be as follows Quick march, = Every
and My Home, J. p. CosgrOve; overture,
Rosebud, f. Boettiger; waltz, 'Elysian,"
Bowman; schottische, Those Brilliant
Ives, Watson; quick-march, 4" Gustave,"
hedicke; caviare, Moonlight Medley"
. II. Wadsworth; polka, Mary Belle"
l. otahl grand comic medley, he Band
Excursion" L. A. Samuels.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & CO. will sell at
uctiOn at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, at their
alesroom, Eighth and X streets, work
orses, farm wagon, sets double har-
eSS, l set cart harness, | open side-Spring
uggy. Also 9 three-quarter mattresses,
, three-quarter bedsteads, pillows, top
mattresses, bedroom sets, wardrobes, cup
cards, tables, cook stoves, carpets, crock
ry and glassware. Also, large lot of
arpets, furniture and household goods of
Il kinds. Sale positive and without re-
erve.
PIGEoN-SHooTING March,. H. Parrot
nj George Reuter- have made arrange
lents to shoot a match at 100 pigeons for
100 a side, about TIE last of July. 1t will
oubtless be a very interesting contest, as
ley are both fine shots.