Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

FIREMEN's RELIEF FUND.-The officer,
and members of the Sacramento Paid Fire
Department, through 4 committee consist.
ing of A. r. Corsaw, J. o. Wilder and NJ
Howard, have drawn up a series of rules to
govern the relief fund of the Department
ana the Board of Fire Commissioners. al
Its meeting last night, adopted them. They
provide for Board of Directors, consisting
of the President of the Board of Fire Com
missioners, the Chief and Assistant En-
glneers, and the foremen of the several
companies, who shall have the manage
ment of the funds, and invest them for the
best advantage of the " Firemen's Relief
Z una ASSOCIATION OF Sacramento" One
OF the Directors shall be elected Treasurer.
The Chief and Assistant Engineers and
tQremen constitute Visiting Committee,
TO visit the members reported sick and see
whether they are entitled to benefits. The
President of the Board of Fire Commits
sIoners shall preside at the meetings, sign
demands, appoint committees, etc. The
Secretary of the Board of Fire Commission
ers is to act as Secretary. A majority of
The Visiting Committee must visit the sick
81 least once week and member of the
committee, who, without reasonable ex-
Cuse, neglectS 20 visit the sick, is to be fined
50 cents for each failure, the fines to go
into the treasury. Any member who
through sickness or accident is unable to
attend to his duties as n fireman, or work
at his business, is entitled to receive from
the fund At the rate of $50 per month dur
ing his disability; provided such sickness
has not been brought on by immoral or
improper conduct. Any member who may
attempt to impose upon the Association by
representing himself to be sick or disabled
when he is not, shall forfeit all right to
further relief.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell &, Co. will sell at
auction at 10 A. NJ. sharp to-day, at their
saiesroom, 1904 street, three-year old
iron gray colt, sired by Blackbird, Jr, dam
by ST. Clair. The animal is sound and
gentle. They will also sell horses, buggies,
wagons, harness, etc. Terms, cash.......
A. Frank Shepler's ranch, on the lower
Stockton road, six miles from the city, on
Thursday, November 9Th, at 10 A. NJ, there
will be sold by Maurice Toomey, auc-
Eoneer, thirty horses-work horses, brood
mares, roadsters and colts, all gentle and
warranted to be as represented. Also
farming tools, wagons, harness moving
machines, rakcs, etc. Also, cows and
heifers. The terms of sale are all sums
under $50 cash; over $40, one years time
with interest at per cent. A free lunch
will be served on the day OF sale.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Boyle's
Fanchon has won its way to high regard
1t IS in many respects an independent and
original conception with her, differing
from all other interpretations. Neither
Maggie Mitchell Kitty Mayhem, Sedley
Brown, Alice Kingsbury, or any other, ha:
exhibited the grace of movement anC
poetry of motion in the part that Mis-;
Boyle does. Mr.. Summers Didier is a fine
bit of low comedy, but can't he forbeal
guying" his wife and forcing her to laugh
and mar pretty scene? fine and highly
representative audience attended on the
performance last night. "Fanchon' fol
the matinee to-day, again tonight, and FOL
The last time tomorrow night.
TAXES Possession To-Day. R. D
Stephens, the new Postmaster of Sacra
mento, will enter upon the duties of hi:
office this afternoon. The only change il
the force that will be made at present i:
that of Deputy Postmaster, w. 5. Leakt
taking the place of John H. Lewis Thi:
shange IS necessary to be made at once
because of the new Postmaster having
been required to forward the name of hi;
deputy to Washington when he filed hi,
bonds.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Martin V. Waters was convicted o
petit larceny in stealing an overcoat from
j room in the Telegraph House, and vii
receive judgment this morning ..... All Gar
was examined on charge of assault witt
j deadly weapon upon George Gardner
and acquitted Sin zee, arrested for eX
hibiting forfeited her deposit .....Ah Sing
.Gr,v-irtal Of no 81
baSketSful of wood, and will be sentenced
to-day.
PHYSICIANS AT THE RAILROAD HOSPITAL
It is understood that Dr. A b. Nixon, who
has been chief surgeon at the Railroad
Hospital in this city for many years. has
rendered his resignation, to take effect with
the close of this month, and DIR. T. w
Huntington, physician at the hospital. has
been appointed by the railroad company tc
fill the vacancy, with Doctors w. r. Gu.
ness and NJ. Gardner as medical and sur
gical advisers.
GEORGE CHAINEY, the celebrated orator
from Boston. publisher of the Gnosfic, and
President of the Gnostic Society, in San
Francisco, will lecture in Turner Hall
Sunday, at IL A. N. and 7:30 P. NJ Col
Ingersoll says; Mr.. Chainey is one of the
BEST thinkers in the country. His lectures
stir me like trumpets. They are eloquent
logical and poetic
SLK-not cotton-brown and blue cork.
screw suits for men; price, S12 So Mems
suit counter. Chas. p Nathan & Co. ]
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
SLIGHTLY SoILED BY WATER-To-tay bic
drive in rubber goods. Mems hip rubber
boots, 81 10 and S. youths fancy top rub
Der boots, 81 rs; boys rubber boots, 81
ladies rubber boots, 81 rs. Red House.
RECEIVED direct from on board ship. sc
rolls japanese mating, Is to % cents PEI
yard. Red House.
Art NoTIcE.-Mr. Ruben's class III draw.
ing will meet this morning, at 8 o'clock, a
Howe's Academy, Sixth St, bet. J and X
ORIENTAL laces. Many new patterns a
Hale Bios.
Piles of ladies' neckwear just opened
Hale Bros.
DoST fail to visit Hale Bros. to-day. .