Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-25
Sale of Ranch ana Vineyard Property


R. 3. Cannon announces that he will sell
at auction (Co. P. Reeves, auctioneer), on
the premises, seven miles from Santa Rosa,
Sonoma county, tomorrow, at l P. NJ, ow-
ing to his impaired health, his entire
ranch of 2S7 acres, of which So acres are of
young, full-bearing vines; 10 acres orchard
choice fruits, mostly prunes: 100 acres
agricultural land, of the finest alluvial soil ;
and 81 acres yet in timber, but easily
cleared. A stream Of fresh and pure water
runs through the place the entire year, and
there are never-failing springs and wells of
the best water. There is q comfortable
dwelling, and good barns and outbuildings.
A splendid road connects the premises with
Santa Rosa, making it only a forty-five-
minute drive. There is a good school and
church within half q mile. The property
is now yielding handsome income, and is
8 good investment. Terms. two-thirds cash
10 per cent. down-and the remainder on
mortgage at Sper cent.
FOURTH OF july ORAroRs.-Below is
given the names Of the distinguished indi-
viduals who have Grated on the Fourth Of
July in Sacramento: 1851, B. r. Fry
1852, Milton s. Latham; 1858. ]. II. Nc
Kune; 1851, Governor Bigler; 1855, no
celebration; 1856, J. II. Stewart 1857,
Frank Hereford; 1858, no celebration
1859. O. C. Wheeler; 1860 J. H. Warwick
1861, L. Starr King; 1862, ]. w. Winans
1863, Frank NJ Pixley; 1864, Colonel Van
Arnam; 1865, Chief Justice Sanderson ;
1866, J. G. Mccullough 1867, w. IL. J..
Barnes; 1868, a. w. Baldwin; 1863, n.
Greene Curtis; 1870. DIR. C. S. Haswell
1871, no grafton; 1872, Nathan Porter
1873, George A. Blanchard; 1874, General
o. II. LAGRANGE; 1875, Colonel Creed Hay
mond; 1876, S. c. benson; 1877, Newton
Booth 1878, A. G. Freeman; 1879, E. w.
Maslin: 1880, George C. Perkins; 1881, w.
b. c. Brown; 1882, Henry Edgerton 1888,
s. C. benson; 1884, Henry Edgerton
1885, James Mem. Shafter.
ORGANIZATION PRRFEcTED.-The White
Cooks, Walters and Employees Protective
and Benevolent Union of the Pacific Coast
perfected a branch organization in this city
last evening, and elected the following
officers: President, Peter Shuman; Vice
President, John Henderson Treasurer, r
Stahmann; Recording Secretary. George
Acosta Financial Secretary, NJ. d. Souza
Marshal John Roach Inside Guard, Sam
uel Davidson; Outside Guard, Daniel
Long Trustees, - Force Geo. Fletcher
.lONn HUGHES, 1 L. oiSAdiis III
II. Peckham; Committee on Hall-Will-
lam Mullery, John Hughes, George Acosta
THE TorAL CoLLEcTIoNs.-The bushes;
of the committee appointed for Sacramento
citv and county some weeks ago to solicit
subscriptions in aid of the starving resi-
dents of the Arran Islands has been wound
nm. and q final report shows the following
collections Sacramento City, 5000 so
Folsom. s24 so; Franklin, SIS; Antelope,
500 75 Roseyille, 81; CORTLAND, So
Freeport. SGT 20 Georgetown, SIT Michi-
Gan Bar, s37 so; REUTERS, $5S so; Wash
inrton lYolo county,, $l7. Total amount
collected. SS75 so total expenses, 50 10
Total amount sent to sufferers, 1866 IS.
A SueGssr1oN.-A correspondent send:
The REcoRD-USIoN the following sugges
,;on: 81 see that the Regatta Committee
has made out its programme of races FOL
tbe Fourth, and am sorry that there was
NOT included in the list race for duck
boats. There are great many paddlers o.
the solitaire craft in this vicinity, and {
few dollars in prizes would be apt to bring
ont a fleet of boats. 1.-THE committee can
NOT add such race to the list, perhap:
they will have opportunity to insert 1t IL
case one or more of the other races do no