Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-29
BRsIEF NOTES.


this evening, and open bids for the con-
struction of the new school building.
Yesterday the Brighton and Franklin
baseball Clubs had contest at Brighton,
the former winning by score of q to 2.
Philip Hortop was in Department Two of
the Superior Court Saturday granted di-
vorce from Eta Hortop, and the custody of
their child.
In the divorce suit of Edward E. Avery
VS.. Julia c. Avery, in the Superior Court
Saturday, the complaint was allowed to be
withdrawn.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given by Miss Sallie E. Hosmer and
pupils at the SiXth-street NJ E. Church to-
morrow evening.
Thomas Durkin, a native of Ireland, was
admitted to citizenship in Department Two
of the Superior Court Saturday, on the
testimony of w. B. Hamilton and Joseph
Guth
A German opera company, supporting
Miss Anna Rosetti, a prima donna from
New York, gave an entertainment at Tur-
ner Hall last night. The attendance was
not large.
The Treasurer of San Bernardino county
on Saturday made a settlement with the
State, paying in SIS 019 so. The Treasurer
OF San Luis Obispo county also settled,
paying in $3.50 70.
Granite Lodge, No 60, l. O. O. F.. of Fol
som, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: n. G., J. +. Klumpp :;
Y. g., Jacob Gable; Treasurer, NJ Sitter
Secretary. j. L. Houx.
The Cheerful Workers" of Gait, have
membership of twenty-five. At their
meeting Wednesday last the library project
was discussed at length, and the establish
ment of a coffee and lunch house proposed.
The alarm Of fire at 7:45 Saturday even
ing from box 50 was caused by the roof of
dwelling at Twenty-fourth and | streets
catching fire in consequence of defective
tlue Damage light and covered by insur-
ance.
State and county taxes on personal prop
erty cannot be paid to the County Assessor
after this week. The Office will be open
from A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ, and from 7 to 8
P. NJ. Poll taxes will be So after next
Monday.
Occidental Encampment, No. II, l. O.
0. F., has elected the following officers
c. P, Benz. Leonardo H. p, George
Lemke; S. W. Louis Waldron Scribe,
VIM. A. Stephenson; Treasurer, Nelson
w lICOA, j. W u l. -NOlCe.
Rev. H. J. Becker will deliver his fare
well lecture in Sacramento, before making
a tour of the world, this evening at the
Seventh-street NJ. E. Church, under the
auspices of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Admission free.
Six carloads of heavy castings, some of
them weighing five tons, arrived yesterday
from the East, and were loaded upon the
90, octnn 10 H. tal-
Island, they constituting gates and dis
charge pipes for the Government dry dock
at that place.
The Gait Dramatic Club is talking of re-
electing officers, and preparing
a series of entertainments for the amuse-
ment of Galtites during the coming winter.
The entertainments given by the Club in
the past were always well patronized and
highly appreciated.
Gait Encampment No IS, l. 0. 0. F.,
elected the following officers to serve the
ensuing term at their meeting Monday
evening, June 22d: A. T. Ames, c. P; Will
lam Angrave H. P; NJ. Ross, S. W; James
Ferguson, J. W; d. K. Springfield, Scribe;
j. II. Sawyer, Treasurer.
The sum of S2O7 80. realized from the
sale of the effects of Theo. Hitzenberger,
who was killed by the falling of the walls
of a building on K street about two years
ago, was gathered in a few days ago and
forwarded by J. J. Nagle to the aged pa
rents of the deceased in Germany, who are
said to be in need
The steamer which has been in course of
on the marine ways in Wash
ington for the Sacramento Transportation
San Joaquin Company-was
launched Saturday, and Yesterday started
tor San Francisco, towed by the San Joa-
quin No ,. At the Bay she will receive
her boilers and engines, and have her upper
works put on.
A gentleman who came down from
Grand Island, in Colusa county, Yesterday,
says that A. H. Rose has 1000 acres Of
wheat which will yield GO bushels to the
acre. J. Bolston, on the same island. has
5000 acres, 700 of which will yield fully
80 bushels to the acre. H. Davis, of Grimes
Landing, is building 100 foot addition to
his large warehouse.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the office of the Secretary of State of the
Red Cross Mining and Milling Company.
place of business, San Jose The
object of the association is to carry on min
ing operations in Amador county. Directors
John 5. Potts, Harry Darling. Thomas
W l.
Jockins. Capital stock. Sl00O0000, divided
into 100000 shares.
The black racer Killarney. owned by
Peter Fitzgerald of Woodland, was speeded
a little Saturday morning at Agricultural
Park, for the first time this season. He
was driven two heats, and given a fast
quarter in each. The homestretch was
made in the first heat in 334 seconds; and
the first quarter, in the second heat, IN 81
seconds. Evidently he is going to be a
grand horse this year.
At their meeting Wednesday evening
last, Gait Council No II, o. c. F., elected
the following officers to serve the ensuing
term: [. NJ. Smith, c. c.; f. X. Clough, V.
c.; ID. X. Springfield, Secretary: G.. W.
Brewster, Treasurer; Mrs. Willis Wright.
Prelate; s. \. Lewis, Marshal; Mrs. Nettie
ClOugh, Warden; Elmer Smith, Guard; II.
a. Gear, Sentry; S. A Lewis, A l. Rider
and J. G. Rae, Trustees; DR.. Goodspeed,
Medical Examiner.
local amateur drama will be produced
at Elk Grove on Tuesday evening" July 9TH,
in Toronto Hall, entitled Enlisted for the
War, or The Home Guard with the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen in the cast
Miss Laura Graham, Miss Florence Doty,
Miss Cora NJ. Utter, Messrs. H. Coons,
Frank Graham, Lake Freeman, Dwight
BascOm. Frank Morgan, Dr. C. NJ. j. Pow
ers and Will Belcher. The entertainment
is being gotten up for a church benefit.
Augustus Koegel, the gentleman who
stepped off q platform on the evening of
June 18th at SANKEY'S stables, in this city,
and fell to the ground distance of twelve
feet, striking on his head, proves to have
been very seriously injured. The Folsom
Telegraph of Saturday says 4" He received
injuries which threaten to permanently
impair his reason, if he RECEIVERS from his
physical hurts, which is not certain He
was brought to Folsom this week, and is
being cared for by the Odd Fellows"
The Chinese had the upper story of
building on | street fitted up for gaming
purposes, and intended to commence bust
ness Saturday evening but that day a squad
of police officers went through the prem
ises, part of them entering by stairway
leading down from the gambling room to
the street through a butcher-shop, and
which the Celestials had devised as a means
of exit in case of raid by the police The
Cinnamon evidently concluded that it
would not be safe to commence business
under the circumstances and the games
were not opened.
The 'slingshot' nuisance appears to have
broken out again and at the plaza, on the
occasion of the open air concert Friday
evening young lady was struck on the
arm by bullet or stone thrown by one
of them, and received a painful bruise.
The missile was thrown with such force
that il it had struck her in the eye it would
have had disastrous effect Boys and
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