Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-19
LOCAL BREYITIES.

One and quarter acres sold at Auburn
last week for Sc, 500.
The Light ranch on the old Auburn and
Sac road, embracing 4S0 acres, was
sold last week for SIG, 800.
The st. Pair OK bal given at Armory
Hall Saturday evening was largely attended
and a very pleasant affair.
Tomorrow evening a Rebekah Degree
Lodge l. o. o. F. will be instituted at Gait.
A large number OF Sacramento Rebekahs
will be present.
Five men attacked man on l street
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
broke his nose. They all escaped, and no
arrests were made.
Rev. H. C. Herrick will give lecture to-
night in Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall, on Rome and Pompeii," Illus
trated with stereopticon views.
The remains of Malcolm A. Anderson,
late third baseman of the Atlas, went
through TO Rockport Me- yesterday morn
ing, in charge of Pete Sweeney.
Rev. John Harmon, D. D., a popular
San Francisco pastor, lately from the East,
will preach tonight in tie NJ. E. Church
South, Seventh street, between J and K.
Saturday night about II o'clock, a three
SUIT DIlCh WditI-C III the rear OF Inc
Brown House, Fourth and K streets, fell
with crash. Luckily no one was injured.
VIM. Harper, an employe at the railroad
shops, died suddenly of congestive chill
on Saturday afternoon. He was at one
time Chief Engineer of the Gould g. Curry
mines.
About o'clock last evening lively fight
occurred in front of the International Hotel
h.att fx.rg. Id 4
attracted, which was dispersed by Chief
Dillman. No arrests were made.
Information is wanted of William Henry
Cole, who left Racine county, Wisconsin,
for California about the year lS49. ANY
intelligence concerning him will be gladly
received by his sister, Mrs. VIM. H. Coon
ley, Racine, Wis.
On Saturday night Sacramento Lodge,
No 2, l. O. 0. F., elected the following rep.
resentatives to the Grand Lodge, which
meets in San Francisco on May 8, 1888
Past Grands A. H. Mcdonald, Samuel
d cal, a. A. Flint, Franklin Brown and H.
+. Dillman.
Saturday steamer San Joaquin No. ar
rived from San Francisco with barge load
of lumber for Richards Il Knox and the
Sacramento Lumber Company. She de-
parted in the afternoon for the bay with a
barge load of freight. The San Joaquin
No. and Neponset No. went up the
river.
The following arrests were recorded on
the slate at the police station up to Il
o'clock last night: VIM Johnson, rob-
berry, by officer Franks; George Wilson
| assault with deadly weapon, by officer
Able; John Holland and Sam Rance
DRINKS, by officers Mclaughlin and
Franks.
The floral piece ordered from the Bell
Conservatory of this city by the ladies oil
Auburn for the tournament was not just
what was ordered. The name Rather
was misspelled. The ladies wrote to the
parties sending that they thought reduc.
| ton should be made, and received reply
returning the entire cost, $50 IS, with
| ample apologies for the mistake.
George Taverner who lives on the Co.
sumnes, was arrested some days ago on the
complaint of Philip Wagner, on charge
| of dog poisoning. The case was heard
Saturday at the Bridge House. before Jus
| tlce Raymond. General Hart represented
| the defendant, and District Attorney Bru,
| ner the prosecution. After hearing the
testimony, on motion of the District At
| torney the case was dismissed, there being
no evidence warranting a conviction.
In reply to letter of inquiry concerning
the best time for holding the railroad cele
| bration at Placerville, Superintendent
Wright has written to A. c. Swsler as fol
| lows: The company has decided to builG
| the track around the high trestle this side
OF Single, and as the track there is liable
| to be impossible, we have decided not to
| run to Placerville until that work is com.
pleted. We will give you weeks notice
so you may arrange details"