Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


SALE OF PROPERTY AT Aucr1ox.-On
Saturday c. L. Parsons disposed of the fol-
lowing property at auction to the parties
and for the amounts named Lot 3, F and
q, Twenty ninth and Thirteth streets,
500 A. 5. Hopkins. Lots /, ., 3 and 4.
q and II, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets, 1915 each +. A. Shepherd. Lots ;
and 6, 6 and II, Twenty and Thrift
eth streets, $40 each A. S. HOPKINS Lots
and ., 6 and II, Thirtieth and Thirty
llrst streets, $500 each; A. D. Burghardt.
Lots and 4, G and II, Thirticth and Thir-
ty-tirst' streets, S2l5 each Charles Il. Par
sons Lots and 6, G and II, Thirtieth and
Thlrty-tirst streets, $235 each f. A. Boy
yer. Lots and g, q and II, Thirtieth and
Ihlrty-lrst streets, S245 each Jacob Olsen.
Lot 5, ! and J, Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, 500; F. A. shepherd Lot
:, and }, Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sev-
enth streets, 5000 c. w. Somers. Lot :.
NJ and \, Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fith
streets. S455; E. II. Tryon Lot 40zl6O feet.
being No. 60 p street, 81, 800; Thos. Nor
ton. Lot 20X4O feet, being No. FOG d
street, 800; n. Dingley. Lot 8, f and G.
Iwenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets $3.50
+. +. Tebbets. Lot s, + and G, Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth streets, $2l5: J. J.
Buckley.
ENTERTAINMENT AT Elk GROVE. At
Elk Grove Friday evening an entertain
ment and dance was given under the au-
spices Of the Elk Grove Grange. which was
largely attended and proved 10 be quite en-
tertalnlug and successful The drama of
"A quiet Family was rendered in excel
Lent style A quartet from this city.
Messrs. Graham, Sanborn, Carroll and
Auerbach, We're present and sang several
line selections, which were well received
Mrs. Hansbrow, also of this city, sang a
solo IN fine voice. Miss Dunn performed
on guitar very nicely, her solo being full
of artistic merit. The committee in charge,
and TO whom the success of the entertain
ment IS due, were the Misses Polhemus
tier and Mcconnell and Messrs Coons.
Powers and Freeman. A number of the
officers OF the State Grange were present.
The dance which followed was partici-
pated in by about seventy-fve couple and
lasted until late hour.
MAJOR DANES LECTURE-The first lect-
ure Of the popular course to be given by
the Delphian Club in this city will be de-
ivered by Major Dane, at the Congrega-
uonal Church, tomorrow evening His
subject viii be " COnstantinOple, the Queen
OF the Levant, an extremely interesting
one. No one who has heard Major Dane
once will fail To hear him on this occasion.
The price of tickets, 81 for the full course
of three lectures, will be merely sufficient
to pay expenses, if well attended and is
placed thus low to enable all who have a
taste and desire to attend them, to do so.
The !audable effort to provide the public
with such evenings of intellectual pleasure
and profit should be warmly appreciated
and supported by the people. The San
Francisco Bulletin says of the lecture re-
Gently given by Major Dane in that CITY,
that listening TO it was a delight no
tongue can tell
CONSOLIDATION OF RoADs.-Articles of
incorporation, amalgamation and CONSOLE
dation have been filed with the Secretary
of State of the Guatemala Central Railroad
Company, and the Guatemala Central Rail
way Company. In the future the name of
the consolidated company will be the
Guatemala Railroad Company, and the
road IS TO run from the port of San Jose, in
Guatemala Central America, to Escuintla.
and thence to the city Of Guatemala a dis
lance OF seyenty-one miles. Directors-C
+. Croker, Timothy Hopkins, w. f.
Brown, c. f. Green, F. S. Doutv. S. T.
Gage and G. Lansing. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Capital stock
100000, divided into 10000 shares
GRANGE REUNIoY-Sacrament Grange.
No. u, held its annual reunion in Gran
gers Hall Saturday afternoon. The attend
ance as is usual on such occasions. was
quite large. Remarks were made by State
Master Daniel Flint State 0verSeer. Mr..
Oberheiser and the Grand Lecturer of the
Oregon State Grange, Mr.. Hayes A varied
entertainment took place that was very in
tereStlng. David Lubin read an ESSAY upon
the subject " The Fruit Question - song
Miss Lulu Rich; address. Oscar S. Flint
instrumental SOLO Miss Clara Hack; read
ing, Miss Carrie Rich song. Mrs Geo W
Hancock; reading, The Matrons Offer.
ing, Miss Alice Greenlaw duet. Misses
Hull and Stevens.
CosMERcIAL.-On Saturday and vester-
day the following steamers arrived in Sac
ramento: San joaquin No 1, from San
Francisco, with two barges of freight and
ties for the upper river; steamer Flora,
from upper river. with a barge of grain !:
steamer Dover from upper river, with
barge of hay to y. l.. Drew: steamer
Faruna, from the upper Sacramento. with
barge Of grain and broom corn; D. L.
Knight, en- route from the Bay to Niarvs-
vile. Departed: san Joaquin No. 4. with
two barges of grain. for San Francisco
Dover, for upper Sacramento, with barge
of railroad ties; Naruna, for the upper
Sacramento, with barge of freight
CITY TREAsURy.-Following were the re-
ceipts for the week ending Saturday, Oc-
tober oath From Joseph n. Herndon,
cemetery dues, S54; A. s. Woods, water
rates. 81 ,356; Z. II. Mckee, State appor-
tionment school fund, S9,632; George A.
Putnam, city licenses, 1881 6S: George a.
Putnam, dog licenses, 50 60; w. A. Henry.
Police Court fines. Soc so N A Kidder.
harbor dues, $50. Total. S12,0S0 03. Total
disbursements, 1880 20. Total amount
in city treasury, S357, 243 90.
PRISONERS EN- RouTE.-Sheriff Lord. OF
Nevada county, accompanied by Under
Sheriff Holland, brought down yesterday
morning, en- route to San Quentin, a pris-
oner named Joe Williams, under sentence
of one years Imprisonment for burglary,
Sheriff also brought down, en- route to the
Stockton Asylum, two insane men. named
Tim Connors and Joseph Menier.
WOODEN hoods. sacks, leggins. shawls,
sOsiery, etc, etc, in our wet sale to-day.
fed House.
ONE THOUSAND yards of plaid dress
goods, cents per yard, to-day, at Red
House.
To-Day our great sale of fire stock. Red
House