Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The battalion drill will come off on the
18th inst. instead of the 10th inst
The Sabbath-school of the Unitarian
Church will hold its picnic at East Park to-
morrow.
The room occupied by Department Two
of the Superior Court is being thoroughly
cleaned and calcimined
AT Antelope yesterday the Anteopes de-
feated the Central Blues of Dry Creek, in
game of baseball, with a score of to 6.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows con-
venes at A. NJ. to-day at the Bay. Several
delegates from this city went below yester-
day.
The Supreme Court is in session in this
city. The time of the Court yesterday was
occupied in the examination of class of
applicants for admission to the bar.
Charles Dickens is announced to give
readings in this city May 14th, from the
tice of the event will be given tomorrow.
E. H. Woolsey, Deputy Sheriff of Ala
media county, last night lodged in the CITY
prison A. J. Franklin, en- route to the
State prison to serve a term of four years
for grand larceny.
The prizes for the Red Mems picnic. nu-
Sawtelle's window, street, above Seventh
The picnic takes place at Coils grove, near
Woodland, next Saturday.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: Dan. Regain and
Ed. Regain, disturbing the peace John
Myers, drunk; Joe Myerhofer common
drunk; J. w. Watson, insane.
h caucus of the Democrats in the Second
Supervisor District will be held at Consi-
dimes Hall tonight, 10 select ticket 10 be
voted for at the primary election, for dele
gates to the County Convention.
The Sunday-school of the German Luz
theran Church will hold its annual picnic
at Richmond Grove, Thursday, May 10th.
An interesting programme of games will
be provided, as will also good music for
dancing.
The Committee on Manufacturing Inter
ests will meet this evening at the store Of
the Capital Wooden Mills, J, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Subscribers to
the canning enterprise are invited to be
present.
On Saturday W. H. Wood & Co. received
from the Island of Barracuda, by way of
New York, four carloads of bananas They
were shipped as an experiment and arrived
in excellent condition. This is said to be
the first shipment made overland.
The entertainment to be given next
Thursday evening by the st. Paul's Church
people promises to be highly interesting.
Besides beautiful drama there will be a
drill and calisthenic exercises by forty
young ladies, and a humorous operetta.
William Gutenberger has completed the
putting up of a handsome railing on the
paying teller's counter in the office of the
State Treasurer. The public by this are
shut out and the officials feel much more
secure. 1t is a handsome and much needed
Improvement
Franklin F. Winchell, who died at lone
City, on the 9th of May, at the age of 70
years, was the father of H. P. Winchell of
Sacramento, NJ. G. Winchell of Vallejo,
Mrs. James McCauley of lone, Mrs o. N.
Moore Seattle, w. T., and c. P Winchell,
of Placerville.
At the regular meeting of the County
Board of Education Miss Alice E. Dippel
and Miss Jennie Graves were granted re-
newals of their county certificates. Charles
Sturges was granted first grade certificate.
J.W. Corrigall was given a recommendation
for State educational diploma. Yaggys'
geographical studies were added to the
library list of county schools.