Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-29
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Give US a new deal.

Give US new deal.
Put only good men on guard.
! What are his recommendations for Office?
Those whose birthday is to-day, will all
die young.
What claim has he upon the people for
political preferment?
The State Bookbindery is turning out
LOO elementary arithmeics daily.
A little of the spirit of 1776 is cropping
out in the Third and Fourth Wards.
A large number of cork elm trees are be-
ing set out along the sidewalks on L and II
streets.
A meeting OF the Shade Tree Committee
of the improvement Association has been
called for Thursday evening.
The Democratic City Central Committee
will appoint delegates to their Convention
instead of holding primary election. So
say the bosses.
The pipe organ which was built by J. f.
Genung. of this city, and exhibited at the
State Fair last fall, has been put up in the
Central NJ. E. Church.
At midnight the police had arrested
Handsome Brady" and Charles Olsen for
being drunk, and Charles Woods and J. II .
Haslett for disturbing the peace.
The Directors of the California Museum
Association hold their last meeting ct $3.50
P. NJ. to-day. Next Wednesday the Asso-
citation meets and elects a new Board.
No voter can be denominated as too
straight laced" because he demands that
any candidate who wishes 10 receive his
vote shall not only promise TO see the laws
enforced, but also that his standard as
citizen shall be such as 10 afford assurance
of that fact.
Lieut.. Mcclellan of the Marine service.
who was detailed from Washington 10 in
vestigate the charge against Msjoi Bakery,
Superintendent of the lite-saving service,
has thoroughly performed that duty
Bakery is eXoneraled and highly conpli-
mented by Lieut.. McClellan's report.
A grand entertainment will be given at the
Christian Church, Eight street, between n
and o, consisting of musical aud literary
exercises, on Monday evening, March 5th,
at 7:3O. After the exercises an elegant
quilt, with 800 names of our citizens
worked with red etching will be disposed
of.
There has never before been as large
previously declared independent vote in
Sacramento as at the present time. The
patty that fails to present unexceplionably
good men will witness such stampede to
those OF higher standard-if there be any
as will make political hucksters wonder
and good citizens rejoice.
A letter to Chief Dillman from Tacoma,
w. t, published in yesterday mornings
RECORD UNION, asking for information re-
gardlns murdered man, caused considers
BILE talk in this city. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that his name was Frederick Neizel,
and at one time he was employed by VIM.
Borchers at the City Brewery.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was $50, being 50 coolerSl han the
normal for that day. The highest and low
est temperature was $50 and 440, with fresh
to brisk northerly winds during the early
morning and gentle and fresh southerly
winds during the day and night; the
weather was cloudy to fair and cooler than
usual.
The detail of police for Saturdays pri-
maries is: First Ward, officers McCor-
mack and Franks; Second Ward, officers
Farrell and Sullivan; Third Ward, officers
Ash and Frazee; Fourth Ward, officers
O'Meara and Able. Chief Dillman will
probably detail four extra men for the
Third and Fourth wards, as lively times
are expected at these polling places.
The RECORD UNION the other day COM
mended The Police Commissioners for their
prompt action in closing the infamous
gambling dens on l street, which were fire.
quented by men, women and children, who
we've thus corrupted by the most vicious
associations. That commendation it is
necessary to Withdraw. What have Mayor
Gregory, Judge Buckley, and Chief Dill
man to say concerning the collapse of the
spasm of virtue that led TO the closing Of
the dens. They must know that the loi-
teries and games are again running Why2
This city is full OF young men ranging in
ages from seventeen to twenty-one. who
have no visible means of support, and who
at all times of the day and night are to be
found hanging around beer saloons and
the low dives, of which there are very
many in this city. Let person travel on
X street from Fourth to Front any night
between y and l o'clock, and he will find
scores of young men and girls consorting
with old and hardened criminals of both
sexes and frequenting dives SO disreputable
that man or woman VINO has any respect
for themselves would not look into, let
alone enter.