Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-23
LOCAL BREYITIES.

A Rebekah Degree Lodge will be started
in few days at Elk Grove.
The Changers picnic will be held a
3each's Grove Thursday, May 3d.
! Moving machines are at work on the ha,
| es>ops in different portions of the county.
| IN railroad company is placing grave
| on the If road between this city and Davis
vile.
The tsS.u of Auburn hes already corn
menced 1aan ing preparations for prope
observance Of the Fourth of July.
The case of a.mes King, charged witt
! bigamy, came up a, rain IN Justice Devine''
Court on Saturday n. corning, but was con
tinued until Saturday next on motion O
| the defense.
Major George T. Brorn. 'ey will deliver &
lecture in the Metropolitan Iheater Mon
day evening, April Both, for the benefit o.
Westminster Presbyterian Oh urch. Sub
ject, China"
Leno Gallip was placed in thu County
Jail on Saturday to await an cxan.' NATION
as to her sanity. Her home is in Sab Jose
but she has been wandering about this
city for some time.
The RECORD UNION and Bee min, es
played game of baseball at Snowflake
di NcolclQdy MulCu I6SulICu III
victory for the latter by score of twenty
eight to twenty-four.
By special request A. c. Herrick will de-
liver his address. "a Trip from the Alham-
bra in Spain to Moscow in Russia" with
stereopticon views, in Y. NJ. C. /. Hall,
Sixth street near X, this evening at s.
w. H Sherburn, auctioneer, will to-
morrow morning at 1913 K street, sell
pianos, household furniture, etc. On Sat-
urday in front of the Courthouse he will
sell lot of real estate. See his advertise
ment in another column.
Information was received last evening
that f. l.. Landes, ex-Superintendent of
Schools in this city, died at Lincoln, Placer
county, P. NJ. yesterday. His remains
will be brought to Sacramento for inter
ment in the City Cemetery.
The following are to be elected at the
election in November: One Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court, six Congressman.
four Superior Judges, twenty odd-num-
bered Senators, eighty Assemblymen, and
all the county officers except Assessor.
Captain Matt. Karchers new Office at the
police station is now finished and ready for
occupancy as soon as the furniture is put
in, which will probably be done day.
The office is neat and convenient, and is a
good addition to the facilities at the station
house.
Emigrant Gap will be lively camp this
summer as several mills that have been
idle for several years will start this season.
Friend & Terry, of this city, will employ
hundred men. George Geisendorfer will
begin operations about the first of Nav
with quite large force.
In speaking of the different Sacramentans
off TT
Saturday, San Francisco paper saws:
"Isidore Townsend, of Sacramento. an
peared in a straw hat" If his entire
makeup consisted of straw hat, he must
have created a sensation.
w. R. Ormsby, Chairman of the Open-
Air Concert Committee has called a meet
ing for P. NJ. to-day, at We'll & Johnson's
real estate office, to make the necessary ar
rangements for the concerts this season. As
has been customary in years past, the citi-
zens have contributed literally to the fund
necessary to secure the music.
The temperature in this city Yesterday.
according to the Signal Service reports, was
slightly cooler. The average for the dav
was 61o, being 70 cooler than the average
of Saturday and only 80 warmer than the
normal. The highest and lowest temper
AZURE was 760 and 500. The prevailing di-
recOoh ol tne Wlnu was Southerly, and the
weather was clear.
The Woodland Mail says: 1.-THE delega-
ton of w. H. Seward Post, G. A. R., who
went over to Sacramento Thursday night to
confer with the members in that city, re-
turned yesterday. They feel assured that
the Sacramento Post will be well repre-
sented at the coming reunion. The reports
that come from all the other Posts of
Northern California are equally encourage
ing"
There was quite gathering of people at
Agricultural Park yesterday to witness a
couple of pigeon-shooting matches. James
Parrott and Frosty" Coons shot 25-
bird match, 81 yards rise, use of one barrel,
for 800. Coons killed 20 birds and Par
rott l6. G. W. Watson and King shot
25-bird match, 81 yards rise, use of both
barrels, for $50 side. Watson erased IA
birds to his opponents Is. The birds were
all strong flyers