Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-31
National Amateur Journalists.


Journalists in session in San Francisco, on
Thursday enjoyed trip about the bay, and
yesterday attended the annual baseball
match of the members at Alameda. Last
evening literary entertainment and ''hop"
was given at Cambrian Hail. together with
Il banquet At the business session Phiia-
delphia was selected as the next meeting
place. The newly-elected officers are: J.
H. |. Munro, of Canada, President; Official
Editor, Z. A. Elkins, of Worcester, Mass;
First Vice-President, f. c. Wicks. of Wor-
cester. Mass; Second Vice-President,- j. c.
Bull, Of San Francisco Third Vice-Presi-
dent T. D. Bowersack of Lawrence, Kas.;
Recording Secretary, f. L. Hunter, of San
Francisco; Treasurer, Zelda Swift, of Gin
cinnati Corresponding Secretary, w. B.
Baldwin, of Akron, OHIO.
TIE Ell DORADO FAIR.-The sixteenth
annual exhibition of the Eighth District
Agricultural Association will be held at
Placeryille August 31st and September 1st,
ID, Sd and 4th. From reports of the pre-
paratiOns that are being made. Ell Dorado
county proposes to Guido this season any
former effort in this direction. The park
and race track have been fitted up in first
class style and the entries for the races are
sufficient to insure excellent sport. The
race track at Placerville occupies position
upon plateau about half mile north
west Of the city of Placerville, which gives
panoramic and picturesque view OF the
beautiful mountain scenery in ever direc-
ton for many miles.
POLICE Court. = In the Police Court
yesterday Mary Roberts, who on the pre-
vious day had pleaded guilty of being a
common drunkard, was discharged on her
taking pledge to abstain from intoxicants
for one Vear.....The cases of Cadwalader
Jones and Mrs. Russell, charged with petit
larceny. were continued until this morning.
The cases of Anna Stoltz and C. Van
Myerhoff, accused of battery upon each
other, were set for hearing on the I'd of
August. Dan Fay pleaded guilty of va
grancy, and was sent to the county Jail for
GO days......The charge of battery pending
against NJ S. Williams was dismissed, the
prosecuting witness, Pat McCue, failing to
appear.
CorRr IrEMs.-In Department One of the
Super or Court yesterday the case of Henry
A. Caulfeld, on appeal from the Police
Court, where he was few weeks ago con-
yicted of disturbing the peace of Judge
McKune and fined $40, was heard, and the
Judgment of the Court below affirmed.
Miss Josephine Wheel, accused of murder
in Killing Jacob Klein, was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty The date OF the trial
will be set hereafter. In Department Two
Mrs. s. I. Paulsen was granted divorce
from ]. l. Paulson, and Mary c. Berjerson
from Edward Berierson.
BBsRsALL.-At go tomorrow afternoon
the Atlas and Haverlys come together again
at Agricultural Park, and a game full Of
brilliant plays may be expected. The bat
ting order will be as follows: Altas-Mea-
cher. 80 b.: Robertson, ID b.; Mclaughlin,
G; Flint, C. f; Fisher, l. f.; Ahern, 1st b.;
Dolan, D.: Newbert, S. s; Hilbert, r. T.
Hayeriys-D onohue, s. $; Hardie, C; Ham
lev. Sd b.; Levy, C. f.; Incell, p; Lawton,
r.f.; Arnold, l. f.; Stein, I'd b.; Bennett
LIST b.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
their salesroom, Tenth and ] streets, at 10
A. N. to-day, one grocery wagon, one fine
set of carriage harness. almost new. and
one set of new single harness, one buck,
board, one top buggy, two open buggies,
one par platform scales Also, horses, a
lot of furniture, twelve carpets, Brussels
and ingram.
NEv goods shown for the first time to.