Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-12
LOCAL RREYITIES.

| MAIL. hdlCner mas WltnQraWn as an IN
dependent candidate for Chief of Police.
A Rebekah Degree Lodge, l. O. O. F., viii
be instituted in Gait on the evening Of
the Goth.
Come We'll or woe, decent, self-respect
ing Republicans have but one duty to per.
| form tomorrow.
If Daniel Kearney is in town he will
hear something to his advantage by calling
at the Eldred House.
The Lawyers played the Boomers game
of baseball at Snowflake Park Saturday
The score stood 8 to 6 III favor of the Law
yers.
The Ell Dorado Society of San Francisco
and Alameda counties has decided to hold
its next annual picnic at Placerville May
oath.
| Owing to the absence of the Governor
there will be no pardon day" this month.
The only applications in are for those SEN
fenced for life.
Revival services will be held every nigh
this week at the Seventh street NJ. E.
Church South. Rev. II. c. Christian will
preach tonight.
| Since the stone sidewalks have been laid
| around and through the plaza and the old
picket fence removed, that favorite resort is
very much improved in appearance.
| A candidate is assessed for only a shot
gun, roars the ring organ. But that candi-
date can prove that he never went upon the
highway and told the city's bondholders to
stand and deliver"
Phillip Herzog has commenced suit
against Henry A. Caulfeld and others for
the possession of the blocks bounded by
and U, Sixth and Seventh L and Y,
Stvth nd I. II
and Seventh streets, claimed by him.
Chief Dillman has posted at the police
station the following notice Officers will
look out for and bring in Charles Ritch-
ards, age IA years, thick set, black hair and
ewes, dark complexioned, gray coat. scar
behind left ear, hair cut short. Left home
last Monday"
AT late meeting of the Directors of the
Ell Dorado County Agricultural Associa-
ton, Thos. Fraser was elected President !;
w. III. II. Fellows, Secretary; James Blair,
Treasurer Albert Norris, Superintendent
of Pavilion; L. A. Boles, Superintendent
of Park. The next fair will open on Au-
gust Dist, and continue five days.
H. c. Wolf denies the statement pub
lished in Saturdays Bee, which read as
follows: 1t is said that Wolf, the Demo
cratic nominee for Third Trustee has often
expressed'his contempt for Sacramento and
openly boosted that he didn't care damn
for the town. and he could pack his valise
and leave it at moments notice."
The arrests recorded on the police slate
up to II O'Clock last night were as follows ::
All Sam, misdemeanor, by officer Eldred :;
Louis Cohen, battery, by officer Franks
Harry Macado, drunk, by officer O'Meara !;
Dan. Cummings, drunk, by officers Rider
and O'Meara Brock Doran, drunk, by
officer Rider; Brushy Bill Jones, drunk,
by officer Lowell.
The Placerville Democrat of Saturday last
said; Notwithstanding the long service
on the railroad between Sacramento and
Shingle Springs, Conductor Henry Johnson
visited Placerville for the first time on
Wednesday last, when he came up in
charge of the Directors car. He will be
with US oftener after next Monday, when
regular passenger trains will be put on
A game of baseball was played yesterday
at Snowflake Park between the Glimmers
and the Getaway Blue-legs. All the par
tclpants are young colCred men of this
city. The Glimmers won by a score of 26
to B, and an inning to spare. The principal
feature of the game was a running one
handed catch made by John Slickhead.
The game lasted hours and 40 minutes.
J. Parker Whitney, of Rocklin, passed
through Sacramento on Saturday on his
way home accompanied by Washington
Porter and S. X. Armsby, of Chicago and
A. t. Hatch, of Suisun. These gentlemen,
so largely engaged in fruit interests, will
take tour through the lower part of Yuba
county and through Placer and conclude
with hare-coursing meet at Mr.. Whitney's
ranch.
The evening Drone says Mr.. Wolf has no
real estate in Sacramento. You laboring
men, mechanics and "mudsills " go hide
your heads, and never presume to aspire
to the rights and privileges of American
citizenship until your bank accounts are
" big enough to command the admiration
of certain fawning and sycophantic news
paper upstairs. Official honors are not for
your kind.
The average signal service temperature
Saturday was 400, being 4o cooler than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was $50 and 3So with
light to fresh northerly winds during the
day and calm at night. Weather clear and
pleasant The average temperature yes
terday was 53o, being the same as the nor
NAL for that day. The highest and lowest
temperature was $50 and 4l0, with gentle to
fresh nortterly winds. Weather clear, fine
and pleasant.
While A. L. Hart, member of the new
Republican City Central Committee, did
not favor the adoption of the entire ticket
nominated by the Democratic party, for
obvious reasons, he is one of the strongest
adherents of the revolt set up to over
throw the infamous boss rule, and stands
for the most unsparing efforts to crush out
the rings and set up the electoral will of
the people in place of present domination
and Nrinon Those vuhn init or To ha
contrary will learn their mistake