Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Bell IL Co. will have an auction of house
| hold goods tomorrow morning.
| Margaret, widow of the late William Nc
Carly, was yesterday granted pension.
The State Board of Equalization met in
this city yesterday and will be in session
for several weeks.
George Bement has been appointed a
Director of Agricultural Society, No /, vice
James Adams, deceased.
J, f, Gould, a brakeman, he'd his hand
seriously crushed while coupling cars near
Marysville on Saturday.
H. w. Seal has been appointed Director
of District Agricultural Society, No. s. vice
George H. Bragg, resigned.
s.. Davidson of San Bernardino has been
appointed one of the Directors of the State
Normal School at San Jose, vice self, term
expired.
To-day is the last day on which persons
can be naturalized in time TO get on the
Great Register to vote at the coming gen.
eral election.
In the match race Saturday between
Gardeners Alpha and Gilman Solitaire, the
latter won handily in three straight heats.
Time, 2:374, 2:36, 2:37.
Henry Price was arrested yesterday by
mischief in breaking a sewing machine be-
longing TO Chinaman.
T. P. Hendricks has been appointed n
member OF the Board of Directors OF the
Branch Normal School at Chico, vice J. w.
B. Montgomery, term expired.
The buildings belonging to the James t
Day estate, situated at Sixth and / streets
were sold at auction yesterday. Dennis Dal-
ton WIS the purchaser and the price paid
was SIG $50.
a sneak thief entered The residence OF
Daniel Flint, on n street, between Sixth
and Seventh, on Saturday and stole a fine
black overcoat, black trock coat, sack
coat and some other articles.
The Sacramento Camp, Army and Navy
Republican League will have grand rally
at the Republican Headquarters to-mor-
row evening. Several prominent speak
ers will be present to discuss the issues of
the campaign.
The Hoosier Club will meet at the Re-
publican Headquarters, 1909 Fourth street,
this evening. Every member is requested
TO be present. Arrangements will be made
for tie meeting Saturday night which is to
be addressed by Captain Matlock.
Guisseppi Di Sano, John Ruedy, Charles
Smith, John Frederick Huhne, Frank a.
Sieke, James Miller, Henry Quass, Harris
Marun Olsen, Morris n. Fish, Alexander
Med. Morrison and Paul Vanzett were ad-
mitted to citizenship in the Superior Court
yesterday.
The report of the Howard Benevolent
Association for the month of July shows
Is men, 81 women and 5S children, making
total OF los persons, assisted by the grant
ing OF $50 dispensations, consisting of gro
nA al.
bursements for the month aggregate the
sum of 1924.
at 11:40 a NJ. yesterday an alarm of fire
was sent i'll from box u, at the Pioneer
Mill. The department responded prompt
ly, but by the time the first engine reached
the scene, the fire, whieh was IN the roof of
the Pioneer Mill, had been extinguished
by the use of the hose in the building.
The damage amounted to about $25.
Adiutant General Orton has received
communication from members of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, who desire 10 go
into camp IN San Diego county, asking for
the loan of 100 tents. The State has only
eighty tents and they will be in use by the
militia at the time the Grand Army needs
them, consequently their request must be
denied
The State Board of Trade has designated
the 2Oth day OF August as the last day on
which exhibits will be received for display
at the National Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, to be held at Co
lumbus Ohio. +. X. Alsip, Sacramento's
member Of the State Board, requests farm
ers, orchardists and others, who have pro-
ducts they desire to exhibit, to send the
articles to the Permanent Exhibition build
ing i'll Sacramento, whence they will be
forwarded.
William Docherty died suddenly yester-
day at the residence of George Thompson,
at Seventh and l. streets. Docherty had
been suffering from consumption several
months and yesterday it was thought advis-
| able TO remove him from his lodgings
down town TO cooler quarters at Mr..
Thompsons. He was therefore taken in a
vehicle TO the latter place and had ascended
| the steps to the porch when he sank into a
| chair and instantly expired. Deceased was
widower, and about 2S years of age. For
years he resided on Seventh street, between
Q and r, and was employed at McCreary' g
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