Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-06

nual ball of the First Artillery Regiment
will take place at Armory Hall Tuesday
,vening. November 9th. Before dancing
Commences there will be drill in battalion
evolutons, ending with a dress parade.
The regimental band will furnish music.
The full military force of the city, includ-
ing the Hussars," will be present in uni
form Price of admission tickets is 81, adj
uniting a gentleman and ladies. Governor
Stoneman, Chief, General
Cosby, Colonel Kewen, General Carey and
staff, and officers from Companies and
F-Nevada City and Woodland-will be
present. Captain Hebron and his COM
pany will probably participate in the dress
parade ceremonies A large number of
tickets have been sold, which insures the
success of the affair, financially and other
wise Dancing at o'clock.
SACRAMENTO MINERs.-Wm. Gutenberger,
of this city, has two of his new quartz mills
at work upon his quartz mine neor the
town of Newcastle in Placer county. Each
mill has a crushing capacity of fifteen tons
per day, and they crush the ore as fast as 1t
is extracted from the mine. The ore is said
to be low-grede, but owing TO the cheap
milling facilities, pays handsome profit
Three of these mills were sent to Durango,
Mexico. last season. TO Columbus Water
house, formerly of Sacramento, aud are in
successful operation on high-grade ore
This mine is the CandelarIa, OF historic
fame and is owned by Sacramentans.
CouNrY ELECTION RETURNs.-We have
been unable as yet to obtain the returns
from the precincts of Richland and Isleton,
but they cut no figure as regards the result
in this county, as there are not many votes
cast at either place. The returns from there
have been received by the County Clerk,
but they are sealed up, and their contents
cannot be learned until next Monday, when
the Board of Supervisors will make their
official canvass The table of votes Tor Sac
ramento city and county, as given in to-
DAYS RECORD UNION, gives corrected read
ings of returns as far as received.
HEALTH OFFICERS REpoRr.-F. L. At
zinson, City Health Officer, makes the fol
lowing report for the month of October ;
Nuisances inspected in Chinatown, 81 !
nuisances inspected in city at large, 24o
Cesspools and vaults inspected, ITO; cess
pools and vaults cleaned, Al ventilators
constructed 49, new vaults and cesspools
INSPECTED, 26 easements and low lots filled,
81 waste. soil and overflow pipes, IL /;
traps for sinks and closets. %; patent
closets constructed, ! infected animals
killed, > caskets inspected, / dead ami
mails buried 90.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. G. A.
White County Hospital Superintendent,
makes the following report for the month
of October: Number of inmates, October
/. 1872; admitted during the month, 63 ;
born, 1 died. discharged, 46 remaining
November Isl, 227 b; salaries, S735 subsist-
ence. 81. 3l3 O6 total cost OF maintenance,
s2O4S O6. The mortality list is as follows
Mary Anderson. So, Sweden, senility ID.
G. jefferson, 6S, Scotland. septicemia
Steven Emerson, 81, England, consump-
ton (moribund when admitted).
VINO Is RESPONSIBLE p" What has the
Democracy done with.the $4,000 majority
that l turned over to them four years ago ??
asked Governor Stoneman of a reporter
yesterday. The reporter could not answer
and was lust thinking of propounding the
conundram by telegraph to Bill English
and Delmas, when he met local Demo
cratic politician and put the question &c
him. His reply was go and ask the
Little Six of Sacramento and DR., ODon
nell. They did it with their lite hatchet,
and don't you forget it
PAvIL1oH SKATING RIHK.-The Rink a
the old Pavilion. Sixth and NJ streets, vii
be reopened this evening. under new ano
competent management. A band of music
will be present and several fine skaters
will give exhibition of their skill. The
rink floor is in excellent condition, tbs
skates new and everything will be IN tirst
class shape. Admission tonight, gentle
men, p cents; ladies, 10 cents.
BASEBALL To- MoRRow.-At the Park to
morrow afternoon the game between tn
Alta and Pioneer Baseball Clubs, post
poned from October 18th, on account
the rain and not played since because o
the clubs having other engagements, vii
axe place.
THE annihilator of high prices. Grea
special sale to-day. See new advertise
ment of Red House.
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