Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-28
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The pay-car delighted many people il
this city yesterday.
The steamer Dover went up the rive
yesterday afternoon.
The west-bound overland was FIVE hour,
Isle IN arriving here yesterday.
] . Lullabies of Nations at the Metro
po!iian Tuesday evening, February 14th.
The Sacramento Turn Verein will give
| their annual GlasqBe bali some time in
March,
Get vaccinated. # you have 10 money,
go to the City Dispsnsary. Get vaccinated,
whether you can pay fer il or not.
The real estate Offices gill not close to-
| Gay at O'Clock, in ordsY to give the rail
road people sn opportunity TO make pay
| ments of rent, etc.
Louis Geiger and Mike Fisher had a foot
race yesterday near the depot for So side.
FISHER showed himself to be q sprint" by
defeating his opponent by lew feet.
General +, S. Solomon, Department Com
mander OF the Grand Army, accompanied
oy his staff, will officially visit The Sacra-
mehto POSTS On Thursday evening next.
John w. Village, late Captain of the
Fish Patrol boats at San Francisco, who
49, SAtAOi SAlOl VI CDlblnlLtCQ SuaClCS, was
former resident of this city along IN 1856.
Sealed bids for the construction of an
exposition building near the railroad depot
VIII be received AT the Office of n. D.
Goodeil, architect, first floor, Pioneer Hall
a family from Iowa arrived here yesteI-
day with all their possessions including
chickens, calves, sheep, etc, all of which
came through in freight car. Their des-
unation is Fresno.
A. Pendleton, OF Nicolaus, writes .
There was a smart shower of rain here
Thursday night, 81 of an inch having
fallen TO a. NJ. to-day. The weather is
still threatening"
Canton l., Patriarchs Militant are going
to Folsom to-day to take part in the in
stallation OF similar order there. District
Deputy Grand Master G. w. Baker will con-
duct the ceremonies.
The pay-car arrived yesterday at 12:45
p. N, and remained over night to pay oft
the employees of the railroad company.
The car is the new one which was lust
built at the shops here.
The Sacramento Turn Veren will give
gymnastic exhibition and ball at Turner
Hall Tomorrow night, for the benefit of
their teacher, David Besser Fifty pupils
will participate in the exercises.
Mr.. Kennedy, First Inspector of the
San Francisco schools, will address the
Sacramento teachers, az the Sacramento
Grammar School building, at 10 A. NJ.
to-day, on the subject of Methods"
Robert ]. Burdette, formerly of the
Burlington Hawkeye, and the great humor-
ist of the day, will address young men
only at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall at $3.50 P NJ. to-
morrow. All young men are invited.
The Fourth Ward Improvement Asso-
citation is doing good work for that end OF
town. They hold another meeting at East
End Hall tonight. Good speakers will be
in attendance. A large assemblage is re-
quested.
When the freeze came along the plum
bers were swamped with work. When
yellow flag was thrown to the breeze, the
offices of the physicians were crowded with
people of all ages, sexes and conditions,
who wanted to be vaccinated.
A subscriber of the RECORD UNION,
writing from Pearl River, La, says that
" the past three winters have played havoc
with orange groves" in that State, and he
proposes to give it up and come to Califor-
MIA for more equable climate.
Popular services will be held at the Con-
gregational Church tomorrow evening.
commencing at O'Clock. Music and
scriptural exercises will be given; also,
songs and Rotations in Chinese by men,
bers of the Chinese Mission. Rev. w. C.
Merrill, the pastor, will deliver Snort ad-
dress. Seats free.
Settlements were made with the State
Treasurer yesterday as follows: Yolo
county, Sl0l,716 As; Sonoma county, $751;
457 SO; Stanislaus county, ISL, 42l II; San
BernardinO county, S92 253 81; Napa coun-
ty, $73 ,504 IL; San Ma;eo county, $64 ,013 49,
ty settled Thursday in the sum of S26, S38 40.
The Signal Service rainfall yesterday was
Is of an inch, making 4.44 inches for jan
uary and inches for this season as against
4.22 inches to an equal date last year. The
average temperature, was 80 being 50
warmer than the normal temperature for
that day. The highest and lowest temper
ature was coo and 4S0, with gentle to fresh
and light southerly winds and clear
weather, fine and warm.
The Capital Land and Investment Com
pany, recently organized and incorporated
in this city, is moving for stock subscribers
and business. The plan of the company
is entirely different from any heretofore
formed in this section, partaking much of
the nature of savings as well as invest
ment institution. The shares-which are
SIS each-may be paid in monthly INSTALL
mentS of So. The money thus paid in is
for the purpose of purchasing and dealing
in real estate, and the profits are to be di-
vided among the stockholders. The Di-
rectors of the company are l.. L. Lewis, J.
B. Wright, Edwin X. Alsip, C. II. Hub
bard, Robert L. Devlin, S. p Doane and B.
q. Steinman.