Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-11

rotary, George Is. halZenSteln, OF Sacra-
mento Grand Treasurer, DIR. ]. S. Halsey,
of Oakland Grand Assistant Secretary,
Julius Lyons, of Los Angeles Grand Mes
n @. w. Culver, of Newcastle Grand
Marshal, NJ. /. Gregg, of Plymouth Grand
Deputy Marshal, Mrs. Ida Confer, of Stock
ton Grand Guard. Miss Myra Walbridge,
of Ventura Grand Sentinel, Jas. Russell,
of San Diego; Trustees of Grand Lodge,
DR.. J. s.. Halsey, of Oakland Robert
Thompson, of San Francisco NJ. c. Win
chester, of Grafton Superintendent Juve-
nile Work, Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson, of Oak
land.
LEG FR%AcTURED.-A man named Burns,
who has been employed by the Alta Base
ball Club to keep the diamond at Agricult-
ural Park in good condition, and to arrange
things generally, was engaged yesterday
morning in fastening the awning over the
seats, when he slipped and fell, fracturing
one OF his legs below the knee in such a
manner that the bone protruded through
the flesh. AS he is altogether without
money; and has a family of eight small
children, the boys took up a collection for
him from the spectators of the game as they
entered the gate, and raised about $65. 1t
may be that the Atlas will arrange a ben
eft for him, as he wa a faithful employe
and yery industrious, for the money raised
yesterday will not go far toward keeping a
family, especially as winter IS almost upon
US.
FIRE SATURDAY MoRNING.--Between 8 and
4o'clock Saturday morning IN alarm was
sounded from box 81, at Twentieth and K
streets, because of the barn of William AID
ans, who lives on n street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth, being in
a blaze. The fire was so far advanced when
the alarm was turned in that before the de-
partment reached the scene the barn was
destroyed, together with its contents, and
also the kitchen of Adams residence. The
henS>1use and a portion of the fence OF
George Booth, occupying adjoining prem
Uses, were also burned. Adams, in trying
to save his property, was scorched about
the head and face. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
mnfE CoURr.-In the Police Court Sat
A6ay lie case of Joe Fitzpatrick, for bat
terry, was continued until this morning..
Mel McNiel was convicted of disturbing
the peace and fined S5......James DAILY was
convicted of stealing a revolver and Ed.
Steward a pump, and both will receive
sentence atto-day' s session......F. +. Dolan's
case of carrying a concealed weapon went
over until the 25th......Peter Leonard, ar
rested for having been drunk, was dis,
charged 80. The balance of the day was
occupied with the examination of the Lee
Yee case of assault to murder, which will
be taken up again this morning. The de
Tense has two more witnesses to introduce
"ScALPs" AGAIN. Saturday evening
three " scalped" G. A. R. excursion ticket:
were taken up on the East bound expires:
train. and confiscated. One was signed a
C. Stoddart, and the holder was going t
Council Bluffs another was signed A. j
Balfng, destination Kansas City and the
third bore the name of Daniel Joyce, Ell
route to Pocatello. The holder of the last
mentioned ticket had purchased a loca
ticket from San Francisco to Sacramento
doubtless for the purpose of avoiding the
scrutiny of the officer whose duty it is Il
look for this class of tickets but be found
another conductor performing the sam'
duty after he left Sacramento.
DENocRATIo.-The Democratic City Con
vention was TO have met, pursuant to ad
iournment, at the Courthouse Saturday
evening, but only a few members appeared
and the meeting was abandoned. Th'
Democratic County Central Committee wa
also to have met that evening, but a quo
rum failed to appear. The committee l
called to meet at S o'clock this evening a
the Golden Eagle Hotel to transact impor
tant business. and, as the Republicans ar
not TO have a demonstration ia the city q
that time, a quorum may get together.
H..~D Co~-rrn- rrrs E,,r~rSc A con
cert viii be given at the Sixth-street NJ. f
Church this evening, in aid of the fur
nishlng fund" of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. The voealists will be Mrs
S. C. Hunter formerly Miss Jennie Hud
dard), S. c. Hunter and A. Gruninger, o
San Francisco, Mrs. Addie Carter, Mrs. c
S. Pinkham and Mis-. Wilbur F. Smith
pianist. Miss Gertie Gerrish; violinist, VIM
Gwynn readers, Mrs. James Seadler an,
Miss Nettie Naghel. Admission, 90 cents
THE ONLY KNOWN GEYsER SODA SPRING:
situated ON same range of hills as TIL
Geysers, one-half mile from line of S. F. I
n. P. Il. r, Litton Station, and abou
three miles from GeySeryille. Sonom
county. These justly famous Springs wer
known, appreciated and sought after b
IlS lllllAIlS dllu early altAtSdLl StlllSlo tpi
before the discovery of gold in California
In Jaly. 1860, a bottling house was erected
and the water bottled at the springs con
veyed by six-horse teams to Petaluma
thence by boat to San Francisco and sol
on its own unexcelled merits for tifteel
wears with remarkable success. On the 2lS
of October, 1885, these springs were rehtte
with all the latest and most improve
boiling machinery. The water for bottlin
is now forced into a receiver. from which
is drawn into bottles and quickly corke
in all its purity as it spouts from the roc
by pressure of its own natural carboni
acid gas. The gas is so abundant that tn
water is bottled at the very high .pressuI
of seventy to eighty pounds to the cub
inch. Clear as crystal, etfervescent as chan
payne, exceedingly pleasant, r~efreshinI!
wholesome, inyigorating and strongi
charged with its own natural carbonic aei
gas. 1t mixes better than any known mil
eral water with wines and liquors, makes
delicious lemonade, and as a table watC
has no equal. Our trademark is "Geyst
Soda" registered in the State Capitol, th
only water so registered, and any hiring,
ment will be vigorously prosecuted. Hea
office, 152 New Montgomery street, 81
Francisco, Cal. James Woodburn, 4l1
street, agent for Sacramento.
BETTER than gold or silver, U 81 viii
shirts, reinforced backs and fronts, made
genE=e Wamsutta muslin, are now beir
soldNapidlv. Try one and you viii get
supply. Furnishing Goods Department
Red House.
MEMS al-wool finished socks, p cent
Mems Atwood e~xtra-heavy ribbed sock