Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-05

San Francisco, April 4th.-After the an
pointment OF the following District Depu-
ties, the Grand Lodge adjourned sine die
Alameda county-District No. l. George
n. Berdan; No. ,, C. r. Alden No j, Wm.
Holtz; No. /, II. G. BabCOck No 5. II.
Dusterberry; No. 8, Israel Horton No. :,
Joseph Haiford Amador-J. F. Parks
Butte-No. l, E. D. Smith: No. 9. J o.
Rusby Calayeras-I W McQuig. Coiusa
No. /, W. 2. Craig; No ,, Moses Such
iieid. Contra Costa. W. T. Garter Del
Norte-W. II. Geter EI Dorado-S. c.
Marsh. Fresno-W. A. Linforth Hum
boldt-E. b. Dickson. Ken-No. l, a.
Co0ns; No. ,, a Brown. Lake-R. W.
Crump; LaSsen-r. b. Sanders. Los An
geles-No. l, A. Cobler; No ?, r. b. Har-
ris Marin-T H. Nichols. Mendocino-
A. 0. Carpenter Merccd-A. H. Dunchy.
Modoc-W. d. Morris. Monterey-iT.
Hearrnell. Napa-Willam West Nevada
n. L. Powell. Placer-No. /, ]. f.
Boiden; No. ,, +. II. Hoffman
No. 3, 5, n Burke. Plumas-N. II.
HapgOod. San Francisco-No. l. Thomas
Murray No. ,, D. irwin; No. 3, c. W.
Neyin No. !, c. c. Gilmore No. 3. a. p.
Adams. SacramentO-A. y. Cronkite. San
Bemardino-O, B. Peck San Mateo-J
McLarren. Santa Barbara-T. r. Dawes.
Santa Clara. p Jarman. San Benito-
+. Sperber Santa CRUZ Bowman
ShaSta-F. NJ. SWaSey. Sierra-F II. Camp
bell. Siskiyou-H. J. Diggles. Solano-A
r. Story. SonOma-W D. Sink Stans-
laus-J. \. Moud. Sutter-A II Hewitt.
Teoama-W. p. Matthews Trinity-W. S.
Lowden. Tulare-T. /. Assay Tnolumne
&C. H. Burden Ventua-R. II. WitheriII.
Yolo-T. J. Mcconnell. Yuba-J. Il
Flint
There were 32f representatives and Off
GERS present during the session and the
Grand Lodge degree was conferred on IFS
neAy members and Past Master Workmen.
The Roberts Island Situation
STOCKTON, April 4th.-The break at Mil
lard's place, on the upper division OF Rob
erts Island, is securely and permanently
repaired The final completion of this
work relieves all anxiety for the lower di-
vision. the water having now found its level
and ceased rising for some days, and the
cross ievee between the upper and lower di-
visions being able 10 have withstood a two
foot greater pressure than has at anv time
been brought to bear against H. There will
be tritling loss on the lower division from
sipage underneath the cross levee. amount
ing in all TO some forty or fifty acres but
with this exception the prospects of the
Glasgow Company's property are all that
could be desired, and the renters are feeling
confident OF excellent crops
The Cotton Case.
SAETA Rosa, April 4th.-With the excep-
ton OF few minutes at noon. this morn
ing's session was devoted TO further proof Of
the embezzlement by Cotton of the ST.
622 IS received by him from the Central
Pacific for deficiencies in their coal account
during January, February, March and
April, 1874. The Court, at request of cour-
sci, then adjourned further hearing of the
case till next Tuesday morning
The Missing Brackett-Another Hung
Jury.
SAN JosE, April 4th-It is reported on
what seems good authority that Miss Nellie
Bracket, the missing witness in the Sharon
case, IS IN this city, and has been here since
last Monday
Capt. Stillwcll,. Of the Salvation Army.
and slX members Of the Holiness Band,
were tried to-day for alleged disturbance Of
the peace on last Friday night. bv the beat
ing OF drums and singing on First street.
The case attracted a great deal of attention,
and the Courtroom vas crowded The
Jury iaied to agree, standing six To six
General Miller Not a Candidate,
SAS FRAScIsCo. April 4th-At a meetine
OF the Republican Committee tonight a
telegram from General Miller was read,
stating that ne is not candidate for dele
gate 70 the Chicago Convention, and does
not desire his name 10 be presented as
such
Democratic Nominations at san Jose.
SAN JOSE, April 4th.-The Democratic
Convention met this evening, and noni-
mated the following municipal ticket. to be
voted for on the 18th inst Mayor, Charles
J Martin ypresent incumbenD; Treasurer,
John r. Wilson; Chief of Police. " D.
Brown; Street Commissioner, Dan Bohen.