Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-30
LOCAL INTlELLIGgNCE,

BOLD ROBBERY. = Saturday evening a
brakeman named Hildebrand, who was to
go out on freight train at $50. went to the
train, standing on Front street. between 7,
ana }, about clock, but not seeing any
OF the other train men stirring about the
caboose, concluded to fill in time bv seeing
that the air brake apparatus of the train
was ali right. He had examined few of
the cars, and was between K and ] streets
when man stepped out from between two
cars, and addressing him, said ave are
strangers IN the town, and would like
Ittle assistance to get something to eat or
bed" Hildebrand told him he would be
glad to assist him, but hadn't dollar in
the world that he didn't need. The man
retorted, " l believe you're id liar ~ and
struck at his head with a slungshot. The
brakeman saw the motion and ducked his
heaG, bat was hit on the point of the Shout
der by the weapon and fell down. Another
man rushed out from between the cars and
kicked him in the back, and his first assaiI-
ant Kicked him in the side He begged
them not to abuse him further, and told
them that the only money he had was a
dollar and ten cents, as he had not seen the
pay car when it was here last but they
were welcome to it. With foul language
they asserted that they did not believe him.
and went through " his pockets, declaring
that they had got him and would find out
Tor themselves. He was so fearful that
they would Kill or seriously hurt him that
he did not cry.out for help. After taking
the money and his pocketbook, containing
papers OF interest only to himself they left
hun, after giving him a kick in the side
Tor luck, as one of them expressed it.
Hiidebrand made his way home. feeling
considerably used up and found himself
olack and blue from the kicks. He thinks,
II he had not had heavy overcoat on, his
RIBS would have been kicked in.
OFFICERS ELECTED. - Saturday evening
Sacramento Lodge No. 2IO f., elected
the following officers J. II. Humphrey,
\. G.; We. Sims, V. G.; II. F. Dillman.
Recording Secretary; James McCleery.
Permanent Secretary; W. S. Hunt, Treas
urer; NJ. J. Smith, Trustee. The same
evening the following officers of Union
Lodge No. p, A. o. L. w, were elected
Master Workman, Henry Sent; Foreman,
A. j. Galligan Overseer, f. H Mcdonald;
S.tecorder, c. w. Baker; Financier, H. ].
Norton; Receiver, J. G. Davis; Guide, J.
h. Harlow Inside Watchman, James
Backrath; Outside Watchman D. Hickey;
Trustee, J. n. Young; Medical Examiner,
W. 4. Briggs, NJ. DAT q regular meet
ing of Columbia Lodge No. ~, X of p.
held on Friday evening, the following Off
cors were elected George w. King, c. c.
William Quinton, V. c.; VIM. f. Lugg,
Prelate; ]. w. Guthrie, X. of r. and S.
A. K. Tarte, NJ. of F.; A Wulff. NJ. of E.:
c. j. Berger, NJ. at A.; Joseph Davey, Di-
rector The Juncate Club has been reor-
gained by the election of John Q. Brown
as President; c. +. Dillman, Treasurer; C.
NJ. Prodger, Secretary, with George Z. Bates
and A. Abbott, as the other Directors.
Cards for the first reception will be out this
week.
GOOD TEMPLARs,-The County Lodge of
/. 0. G. T. convened Saturday at Firemen's
Hall. Notwithstanding the condition of
the roads and the disagreeableness of the
weather, the county lodges were well rep
resented. Credentials were received from
Sloan, Capital, Cresco and Hillside Lodges.
Owing 10 the illness of c. C. T. George B.
Katzenstein, P. NJ. C. T., NJ. c. Winchester,
presided. The meeting was enthusiastic
and interesting, all the lodges reporting
that much good was being done by the
several lodges in their respective localities.
At / P. NJ. the Bands of Hope marched into
the hall, the Leader carrying their banner
Master George Katzenstein delivered an
address of welcome to J. B. Finch, the lat
ter replying to the little folks in an enter
tanning, instructive and amusing manner.
Mrs. VI. J.. Richardson, G. A J.. W. of
Juvenile Work, also addressed them. Songs
and Rotations were given by the little
folks. The lodges adjourned to meet in
Gait some time during the month of Feb
ruarv.
SATURDAYS TRoT.-The trotting race be-
tween two roadsters at Agricultural Park
Saturday afternoon, for a wager of $50 a
side owners to drive, attracted good MANY
10 hrrS Il
in pool-selling. The first heat was won
easily by Sullivan's black horse, but the
next two were won by Jones sorrel There
was loud complaint that the black was not
being driven to win. The judges were called
upon TO put up new driver, but declared
that they could not do so under the condi-
tons of the race. Mr.. Allen, lessee of the
track, declared the race should not go on,
and stretched rope across the track An
excited dispute arose, but the matter was
temporarily disposed of by the judges
ordering postponement until Monday, as
pretty heavy shower of rain was falling
Yesterday morning the judges declared the
race and pools off.
BARwIcK's BuLLETIN.-The rainfall Sat
urday night was at Sacramento, according
to the Signal Service reports, 30 of an inch,
making 11.33 inches for the month and
II As inches for the season, as against 261
inches to an equal date of last year. The
Signal Service weather reports, at p. NJ
Yesterday, showed rising barometer,
rising temperature, southerly winds and
cloudy weather prevailing north of this
State while light rain was falling at Ia
toosh Island. In California the barometer
was falling, accompanied by rising em-
perature, westerly winds and clear Weather
all over the State.
Cry TREAsURY.-Following were the re-
ceipts for the week ending Saturday, No
vember 2Sth: From Joseph n. Herndon,
cemetery dues, $50; A s. Woods, water
rates, $50; n. A. Kidder, harbor dues
SO; W. A. Henry, Police Court fines,
S35 George A. Putnam, city licenses,
$40 S. George A. Putnam, dog licenses,
81 80; f. II. Mckee, school money. rent
etc, s., 1876 20. Total receipts, 81, 252 so.
Total disbursements, Sl0,3S2 "a. Total
amount in city treasury, S323, So 81.
CHARLES ROBIN, No. 702 ] street, opened
another lot of log boys suits, which he
offers at fifty cents on the dollar. Also,
hats of late Trope stock at reduced prices,
and umbrellas at % cents.
Do NOT forget our great clothing sale
where you can get mems cashmere pants
for 81 % and 81 90 per pair; gossalner hats,
20 cents; boys clothing, ETC., at Rex, Houses
WE SHALL receive this week .arge in
xFoices of Christmas and holiday goods, at
Red House
CHINA cups and saucers, in new designs,
at Red House.
SEE our advertisement to-day. Red
House.