Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-25

SALE OF WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL.
Easton & Eldridge of San Francisco, an
nounce that they will sell at their sales
room in San Francisco, No. 61S Market
street, at u NJ. tomorrow the White
Sulphur Springs Hotel, cottages, dancing
hail, ETC., and $50 acres of land. The
springs constitute a popular family resort
and watering place in Napa valley, adjacent
to the town of st. Helena, and about two
miles from the railroad. The hotel can
accommodate $50 guests. The springs are
both warm and cold, and possess many
curative and restorative qualities. The
land will be sold in lots, the first compris
ing 625 acres, with the improvements; the
second, SIS acres of vacant land, suitable for
vineyard and the third, 40 acres of vacant
land. The sale is peremptory, under bank
instructions. Terms, one-fourth cash, bal
ance at per cent per annrm.
Coon SHoorINa.-The San Francisco He
5rew OF the 22d inst. says: "a. Acker-
man. the champion rifle shot of Sacramento,
was present at the range in Harbor View
last Sunday, and made it very warm for
our local marksmen. Pool shooting was
kept up briskly from the forenoon till the
targets could scarcely be any more dis
tinguished. During one pool the we'll
known shout, Twenty-Five for William ~
arose, and made it known to all within
half a mile that Mr.. Ehrenpfort had hit the
very center: following him came Acker-
man, then Jacoby, and Stanton, who each
also shot %. This rare event-four %
shots in succession by four different marks
men-was daily celebrated. We hope soon
to see comrade Alderman amongst US
again
LECTURE BY De. O'LEARY.-At the Me-
tropolitan Theater this evening DR..
O'Leary, of Boston, will deliver the first
lecture of a course on anatomy, physiology,
hygiene, etc, embracing the laws of health,
strength, beauty culture, marriage, physi-
ognomv, and other themes of interest,
illustrating his remarks with fine collec-
ton of pictures, manikins, and models of
all parts of the human body. Admission
to the lecture will be free, except that boys,
who might be troublesome, will be charged
10 cents each.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-It is remarked by
railroad men that the freighting business
by rail is holding out stronger this fall
than ever before, Notwithstanding the fact
that there has not been much grain handled
lately. Lumber is Just now large item
of freight Ten to twenty carloads OF 1t
are forwarded daily from the upper portion
of the State-not only from the hill, but
also from Red Bluff, Redding, ete.-to the
lower counties, and much OF It finds its
way into Arizona.
A HEAVY AssEssMENT.-The State Print
ing Office has been doing all in its power
to boom Bartlett" and to that end organ
lied and equipped the jeff Club But
now comes the Gait Gdzette, and says
THE employees of the State Printing Office
at Sacramento were assessed 80 per cent
Of a months wages TO help elect Bartlett.
And this is called an age of economy and
reform Civil service reform, with Demo-
cratic proclivities." Can this be true?
Cry TREAsURY.-The following were the
receipts for the week ending October 2Sd
Clarence Nelson, cemetery dues, so; J.
T. Stafford, water rates, 81, 073 80; George
A. Putnam, city licenses, $l,1O4 John
RYAN, assessment for sewer, S2S5. Total
receipts, 81 3S4 80. Total disbursements
81 .099 46 Total amount in City Treasury,
$136,79 Of.
UPTOWN REPUBLICANs.-A meeting Will
be held this evening at Siehenthalers
Twentieth and II streets, 10 complete ar
rangements for mass meeting and torch
light procession. to be held next Wednes
. day evening. All Third Ward Repubh-
cans are invited to attend.
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