Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-21

MaAWelI, july 10, 1000 L. L.
ATTRACTIVE REsoURcEs.-Th Marysville
appeal has published a pamphlet of sixty
pages concerning the resources of the
northern and central portion of the Sacra-
mento valley. 1t has the catching title
page of Three Central Semi Tropical
Counties-Yuba, Colusa and Butte-the
Land of Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Apri-
COTS etc., and which is fittingly express
sive of the section described. A large edition
of the pamphlet has been printed for free
distribution, and will be Of great value in
making known the vast undeyeloped pos
sibilities of that extremely fertile anu
favored portion of the valley and foothills
THIS EVENINGS CoNcERr.-The follow
ing will be the programme for the concert
at the Capitol Park this evening, at
o'clock bugs permitting), by the First
Artillery Band, G.. A. Neale, Conductor
March, Tempest Grafula overture,
Pow-wow," f. Brooks; waltz, " Dreams
of Childhood y Walteufel; grand selection
of Spanish popular airs, by Meyrelles
May pole Dance" Jean Missud grand
selection from Martha" Flotow schot-
tische, Little Elf" Resented; popular
medley, introducing the celebrated bug
song. Cricket on the Hearth :" Home,
Sweet Home"
Born GUILTY.-In Justice Posts Court
yesterday morning Mrs. Lizzie Pagni was
tried on charge of disturbing the peace of
Mrs. Alice Goodwin, and the latter was
tried for disturbing the peace of the former
The evidence showed that they had ex-
changed the compliments of the season in
language more forcible than elegant, and
the Justice could not perceive that one had
been more to blame than the other. He
decided that they were both guilty, and, as
they are not too well supplied with cash,
let them off with fine of So each.
Too MucH LUoK-The Todd-O Brien-
Taylor fishing and hunting party has again
been heard from. While fishing in Wright's
Lake. above Silver Creek, Tom 0'Brien
hooked a fine large trout, and became so
excited that he exerted his strength to
"yank" the fish out When it left the
water it few through the air and landed,
with the line and portion of the fishing
rod, in tree Tom climbed the tree to get
his prize, but a branch broke, he fell, and
has since then been laying around camp
with sprained arm.
AUCTION SALE-W. II. Sherburn will
sell at auction, at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at
the store corner of Seventeenth and N
streets, by. order of Sheriff Wilson. the
groceries, provisions, tobacco, cigars. wines,
liquors, etc, constituting the stock on
hand. Also, the counters, shelving scales,
etc. The stock is clean, fresh and well
selected and challenges the attention OF
dealers as well as consumers. Terms cash.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Jack Moran, by officer
Farrell, for being drunk; Mrs. Egl. by Of
ficer Wager. for malicious mischief; Bridget
Ryan, by officer Mccormack, for disturbing
the peace; Nicholas Lellis, by the same
officer, for being drunk; John Douglas and
John Andrews, by officers Wager and Nc
Cormack, for being healthy beggars; G. L.
Kaimeyer, by officer Farrell, for battery
Coon INPRovExENT.-C. 81. Gilman, pro-
prietor of the Red House establishment,
has made fine improvement by having
three 6ne large show windows constructed
covering the front of ais premises. These
are built in accordance with the latest East
ern style They contain over seven hun
bred square feet of glass, and are furnished
with electric lights, which lend excellent
effect for the evening display OF goods.