Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-28
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Randolph Randall, Mary Roberts and
John Doe were arrested yesterday for being
drums.
The Secretary of State has begun the
canvass of the vote for Presidential
electors.
Sacramento Division, No. Z, U.R. K. of
p, will give their annual bali at Turner
Hall this evening.
One of the rooms of the Perry Seminary
building is to he set apart for a store-room
for the School Department.
Bell & Co., auctioneers, will sell at 10
A. NJ. to-day, at 927 X street, horses, hsr-
ness and general variety of furniture.
The Southern Pacific Company's pay-car
arrived here at $50 last night, and COM
menced paying of employees Immediately.
A meeting of the City Central Committee
will be held this evening to nominate four
School Directors to be voted for on Mon
day, December 3d.
There will be no delivery made by the
letter carriers on Thanksgiving Day. The
delivery windows will be open for the de-
livery of mail from II NJ. to l P. NJ.
Reserved seats for Every ybody's Friend. !"
for the benefit of St. Pauls Church, are
now on sale at Houghton's book store, ]
A grand domino and mask party will be
given by Pilgrim No. 6, Order of G. s., at
Grangers' Hall o-night. Mrs C. ]. Will
Jams, President; ]. n. Ray, Secretary.
Deputy Sheriff Riley of San Francisco
passed through the city yesterday with
Clarence MCGEE, en- route to the Folsom State
Prison. McGee will serve a term of five
years for burglary in the second degree.
Tba IL &c o.
morning was caused by a shed in the alley
between Third and Fourth, ] and X streets
taking fire from pot of boiling tar to be
used for roofing. No damage was done.
Yesterday Frank Robertson pleaded
guilty, in the Superior Court, to petit lar
ceny. He was charged with grand larceny,
in having taken A. Leonard's horse and
buggy from Snowflake Park one Sunday
w. F. Edwards, formerly editor and pro-
prietor of the Truckee Republican, and who
at one time conducted theatrical paper in
this city, is very i'll at Spokane Falls, w.
t., and 1t IS said cannot possibly recover.
Lucy Coyle has commenced an action iu
the Superior Court against Elisha DAILY, Jr.,
to recover 1920 the value of Certain horses
alleged to have been unlawfully taken by
defendant, and S. per day for the time the
horses have been withheld from her.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday C. A. Kohler pleaded
guilty to grand larceny and burglary. He
is the man who stole horse from Charles
McCrearys stable and saddle from r. S
Careys barn. He will be sentenced to-day
Herman Cohn has brought suit in the
Superior Court against Frank Swift, as
Constable, and Thomas Dwyer and G. g.
Brown, his bondsmen, for 1925 for goods
alleged to have been taken by said Con-
stable unlawfully, for $3.50 expended in
pursuit of said property and for 81 900
damages.
James Garland has traded his FLY Snow
drop TO J. b. Haggin, the consideration be-
ing the Wanderer gelding, the colt that
performed SO creditably by running a dead
neat with the Gar of Norfolk in the EQUITY
stakes. The youngster is royalty bred, and
is brother to Wanderoo, being by Wan
derer-Kiss me Quick.
On the 9th and 9th of December the ladies
of the Cong egational Church and Society
will serve New England dinners. They
will also bold bazaar of Christmas fancy
and useful articles. Entertainments will
he given evenings by the best local talent.
Refreshments will be served by young
ladies of the Marguerite Mission Society.
The Governor has been written to by the
inhabitants of Mussel Slough, requesting
that competent veterinarian be sent
there to look into the nature of the sick
ness'prevailing among the cattle, and to
adopt some means of checking its spread
1t seems to be of an unusually fatal nature,
the stock attacked dying in a very short
space OF time.