Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-18
BRIEF NOTES.

/ northeast corner of j and Tenth streets
| The State Board of Education will meet
January %, at the office of Superintendent
/ Welcker.
Mayor Brown was resting easier yester-
day, and was thought TO be improving in
( condition.
The Sacramento river seemed to be at q
standstill for several hours yesterday, at Is
feet inches.
Captain James Congrey, of the steamer
Varuna, has been seriously i'll recently, but
is now convalescing.
John P Zipf, of Forest Hill, Placer
county has been appointed and commits
stoned Notary Public.
Conclave No. y, Knights of Sherwood
Forest, paid fraternal visit last evening to
Court Sacramento, a. o. +.
The chaingang did good work early in
the week cleaning Fourth street, from X to
Sixth TO Seventh.
The ninteenth annual session of the
Teachers Association of California will
commence at San Jose on the 2Sth inst,
and continue four days.
First Sergeant H. l. Seymour was last
evening elected to the office of Second
Il. InATleS
Fonrenau, term expired.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of C. l. Foss, by officer Frazee. and
Z. l.. and A. ID. Christensen, by officer
Rider, all for misdemeanor.
The Western train was about an hour
behind time in its arrival yesterday after
noon, having been held at Lathrop to con-
meet with the Southern Pacific.
The upper Stockton road is being graded
from the County Hospital to the Lake
House, under the supervision of Road
OTerseer krsklne Greer The improvement
was much needed
Joseph Stetfens has been appointed the
representative in this locality, Of the Anglo
Nevada Assurance Company. The desig-
nation was made by the Assistant Manager
of the company, J. S. Angus, of San Fran
cisco.
William NJ Green and Thomas C. .Sni-
der, OF Washington, Yolo county, are can
didates for the Office of Supervisor, made
vacant by the death of the late Thomas G.
Hodgdon. The Governor has the appoint
ment.
Early last evening a man appropriated a
horse from lot in Washington, saddled
the animal and rode to Sacramento. Sub
had ride enough, he left the property at
Lee SANKEY'S stable.
The Bric-a-Brac Club holds its annual
exhibition and holiday reception for active
and honorary members and special guests
December DIST, at the residence of Mrs. L.
b. Crocker. 1t will be the first of the holt
day season entertainments.
The Peoples Savings Bank announces
ha st of
the bank will receive term deposits for
sums not less than $50 for a term of not
less than one year. on which the rate of
dividend will be one-third more than on
ordinary deposits.
The Union Building and Loan Associa-
ton met Wednesday night and elected S.
Lavenson, i. \. Shepherd and Phil Doug
las directors for three years. Officers were
then elected, as follows: President, B. L.
Steinman Vice President, f. a. Shepherd
Secretary, Z. X. Alsip; Treasurer, c. H.
Hubbard.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 4 cleared
yesterday for San Francisco with grain, and
the Dover, for the Upper Sacramento with
merchandise The D. Z. Knight came
down from Marysville with barge-load of
grain, portion of which was unloaded at
the Pioneer Mil, while the remainder was
taken on to San francisco.
Tie CALIFORNIAN Club elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing wear at Pioneer
Hall. Tuesday evening: David d McRae
Chief; Peter Durno. First Chieftain: r. NJ
Meller, Second Chieftain Thos. Cunning
ham, Third Chieftain A. Logan. Fourth
Chieftain: Club Pipers, John Ross John
Munro, Rollin Renwick; Surgeons, Drs,
Cluhess and Gardner.
The following articles of INCORPORATION
were yesterday filed with the Secretary of
State: The Eagle Point Gold and Silver
Mill and Mining Company; principal pia,
of business, San Jose. Directors[John n.
Hummer, J. C. Stout, ]. l.. Berry. II. r..
Bardwel, Thos Chapel, W. Z. duncan
7. Il. Jones. Capita stock, $4,000, divided
into 800 shares, of the par value of 500.
f. Garrett won prize At the skoting rink
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