Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-08

| 1nuch OF the distinguished visitor that they
paid the expense OF procuring his photo
graph to ornament their gallery. A shade
of uneasineSs passed over wis-Sanders-
Sossman's countenance when he saw the
two gentlemen, but he drove it away
in a second as he said Good morning" to
Mr.. Wittpen and stuck out hi,
hand for a shake. Good morn
ing, Lewis" said Wittpen. Good
morning, Sossman," said Mr. Price
Somebody mentioned that Lewis had been
shown a copy of the RECORD MON con-
tanning the statement of his doings, after
reading which he remarked That's
pretty good; but it don't say anything
! about Jackson setting out bottle of cham
payne when visited him in his room. u
No said Mr.. Wittpen; and it don't
say anything about his being given boat
ride; and there isn't anything about his
stepping out in front of the Capital Hotel
on the morning of the Fourth, and giving
the Chief a bouquet as big as a Bucket
when he was riding at the head of the pro-
cession. The Chief says he threw it away
right afterwards but | didn't see him do it
There were lot of other things, too, that
] | know. | could have given a better item
| than that, for know more about what that
fellow was doing than anybody" When
| Lewis case comes up in Court the hearing
will probably be very amusing.
FREE LIBRARY MEET1NG-The Trustees
of the Public Library met at their office in
the library building last evening. Present,
W c. Fitch, President; a. C. Hinkson,
| Vice-President; S. II. Gerrish, Seen etarv;
Francis Lenoir and \. S. Hopkins The
report of the Librarian for the month of
| June was read, as follows: Number of books
issued during the month, 3, 560-classified
thus: Fiction, 2,7S9; history, 107 biogra-
ply, So; travels and adventures, III; mis-
cellane0us literature, go; religious. %;
| poetry and drama, SO; science and art, SO.
Average number issued per day, 119: per-
centage of fiction, IS. Number of cata-
logues sold, /. Number of books repaired
i'll library, II. Number of names on the
register, G,096. Amount of the fines col
lected, IS 30. The annual report of the
Librarian and the annual financial report Of
| the Secretary We're read. a map of Sacra-
mento county, by F. A. Shepherd, was
| w. II. Hill, Librarian of San Quentin
State Prison, was read, asking for old
books for their library The matter was
discussed at length, and it was decided to
send all the discarded reading matter to
| the County Hospital. The ANIMALS of the
| American Cyclopedia, ten volumes, were
ordered purchased. The following bills
were ordered paid: Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, S13; Capital Gas
| Company, 50 60; c. S. HoughtOn, $l55 20 !;
]. 7. White Il Co., $40 20; w. II. L. Car
ran, So; Sacramento News Company,
sos 70 c. Z. Spencer, 81 so; Theador
Berendsahn, S33 40; J. T. McNif, So 80 !;
Sun Insurance Company, so 50; Billings
/ Nv e. - g ~,
| Capital Ice and Coal Company, s. So !;
Lewis Il Johnston, SlS 80; b. Ruhl,
| $163 80; Occidental Publishing Company,
S4S; f. A. Shepherd, SO. The Board then
| adjourned.
Ell DORADO LODGES INsTALLATIoN-D.
| d. q. NJ. W. F. Cronemiller installed Mon
day evening the officers of FL Dorado
| Lodge No. s, l. o. O. F., as follows: J. P.
| G., Vim. Sheridan; n G., A. Root; V G.,
Chas. a. Fisk; Rec. Sec, j. Clark Per-
Sec, n. B. Haner: Treasurer, c. c. Taft ;
| Warden, S. Saloman; Conductor, H. F. &.
| Wolff; o. G., B. II. Chapman l. G., P. F,
| Dolan; r. S. \. g., B. Shiels; L. s. n. G.,
5. Roth; r. S. V. G., L. II. Hoppe L. S
V. G., H. K. Schroeder r. S. s., E. Ellis
L. S. s., NJ. A. Howard. At the close OF
the installation the members proceeded to
the Philadelphia House, on Eighth street,
and partook of a fine repast. Toasts were
| propounded and responded to, of which
the following are few The Root of all
Evil" by Noble Grand A. Root; " Electric
Light" By Vice-Grand Chas. A Fisk
The Shield of Our Lodge" b. Shiels
" The Cook of Our Order" A. a. Cook
THE Oldest Man of Our Order" Brother
Saloman The New Man of Our Sister
| Lodge Brother Newman Sheridan
Ride Through the Chairs, J. p. G. Sheri,
dan; " Our Relationship to the Coolie
Tribe" Brother Cooley; The City of Sac
ramento," Trustee Nielsen. A song was
| given by Brother Chapman, and the fes
tiviues ended by singing the closing ode.
RuNAwAYs.-About \. NJ. yesterday {
runaway ranch team passing through Sec
ond street, collided at the corner of J witt
a Chinaman's wagon, the conclusion being
so violent that one of the runaway horses
| was thrown beneath the wagon. The dam
age proved to be light....About the same
hour Christianson Bros delivery horse rar
away from in front of the store J street
between Seventh and Eighth. and, after
traversing several blocks, brought W
against an awning post in front of Kilgort
Il Tracy'S, X street, near Tenth. The We
hicle 10 which the runaway was attached
was badly iniured..... i csterddy afternoon
: b. Ridgway was about to take a ride
with Il. J. Merkiey. and got into the We
hicle first, at Second and X streets. Tht
horses started before Mr. Merkiey could ge
in, and being a spirited team. Mr.. Ridg
way could not control them. They RAJ
down Second street to " and turning there
upset the buggy. Mr.. Ridgway received
severe bruises, and was slightly cut on tn,
head He was taken to the Union Hotel
still somewhat stunned and received atten
ton at the hands of a physician. The bugg,
was seriously damaged.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REpoRT.- Dr. G. A
White Superintendent of the County Hos
pital reports as follows for the month o
June Humber of patients in the hospita
June LIST, 100; admitted during the month
IS: died, 3 discharged, AZ; remaining Jul,
LIST, l3S: meals furnished destitute appli
cants, 264. The deaths weres Louis Tarlas
, u native of France, aged so years, who die,
OF enteritis; Geo. Howard, go years, Eng
land. aneurism; Michael Collins, 2S years
: New York. consumption. The current ex
penses were f: Salaries, S720; subsistence
81 ,261 10. Total, $1,9S1 10.
OPEN AIR CoNcERT.-The following j
the programme for the open air concer
: which is to be given at Capital Park thi
t evening at 7:30 by the First Artillery BanC
t C. A. Neale, leader. March, ''Brigb
Light" Brown; serenade, Laura" Pettee
selection, "0wls Patrol, Pettee; walt,
D Sounds from the North, Zkoff; gavottt
''Stephanie." by request of the committee
Zibulka: polka, "Galobet," duet. piccol
: and cornet; waltz, ''See Saw" Grove
$ schottische. Celia" Pettee; selection
: Pleasant Memories Rollins.
! HANDSOME READING-R ooM.-The ne
: reading-room of the Western Hotel, whic
: has Just been fitted up, is one of the fine:
: rooms of that character in the State |
S size it is 20x4f. with glass front, and we
/ lighted The frescoing finish is of superiC
l workmanship, seven large oil paintings b,
ing painted on the walls. The room
: supplied with neat furniture, two comma
, dious writing desks and a long newspapt
! table. A door opens to it directly from ii
S office of the hotel.
a WE, Us & Colt is announced that Me
| layers Comedy Company presenting ii
amusing budget of nonsense entitled w
: Us & Co, Will appear at the Metropolis
! next Monday and Tuesday evenings, whe
4 those who desire a hearty laugh can il
y dulge themselves.
/ AUCTION SALE.-Dock & Fisher will Sc
: in front of the Fountain stables at 10 A.
s to-day. a spring wagon with top, four bu,