Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A social entertainment will be given at
the FOurteenth-street Presbyterian Church
this evening.
Carrie Crossley was yesterday granted a
divorce from George Crossley on the ground
of desertion.
Isaac NJ. Moddison, Domingos S. Loares
and John Christian were admitted to ci5l-
zenship in the Superior Court yesterday.
A meeting of the Republican County
Central Committee will be held at the
headquarters on Fourth street Saturday
night.
The boy that goes out walking with his
girl OF an evening nowadays steers clear of
X street. They have milk shake stands in
almost every corner.
There is quite rivalry in town between
the soda fountain manipulators and the
milk shake artists. Between the two, the
tamale man gets left.
The arrests recorded on the police slate
last night were: VIM. Mcintyre, drunk,
by officer Franks; and Myer Clark, dis
turbing the peace, by officer Able.
The arragnment of Olsen, Drager and
Myers in the Superior Court on CHARGES of
grand larceny was again postponed yester-
day until this morning at 10 o'clock.
The License Collector of San Francisco
yesterday paid into the State Treasury, TO
the credit of the Mining Bureau fund,
s., 299 go on account of the 10 cent mining
certificate tax
Patrons of the RECORD UNION going to
the springs or sea shore can have their pa
per forwarded to them from this office
without extra charge by leaving their ad-
dress at the business office.
Juanita Council, No. 5, Degree of Poca-
hontas, was instituted Monday evening.
1t was reported as Juniper Council in
yesterdays paper, and the maids of the
forest were very much incensed.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
L. Patton forfeited IS deposit and l.. He
gar was discharged. Both were arrested
for drunkenness. Grace Cook had her
sentence again postponed until Saturday.
Sheriff Drew yesterday took to the State
Prison at Folsom c. d. SJoy, sentenced by
Judge Armstrong to serve term of ten
years for an assault with intent to commit
| murder. He is the man who took shot
| at the foreman of the Natoma vineyard near
Folsom.
The following are the newly elected of
| ficers of the Hussar Band |. g. Shaw
| President and Treasurer; W. E. Plat, Vice
President; George c. Holbrook, Conductor
Raymond Coates, Leader; + Y. Greer,
| Business Manager and Librarian; o. W
| Noack, Assistant Business Manager, and E
! A. Platt Secretary
| The California fruit trains are being sent
| through on good time now. On the Union
| Pacific the other day a special fruit train
ran the distance from Ogden TO Omaha,
| 1892 miles, in 81 hours, beating the record
| O. the famous " flyer" bv three hours. The
/ tiv from Nhouonro 70 GvJ,
o 120 miles, was made in 100 minutes.
History repeats itself" One of the
| handkerchiefs used as a party emblem in
| the Harrison campaign of 1910 has been
unearthed, and was photographed yester.
| day by S A. Wolfe as a reminder of the
hard cider contest. A good likeness OF
| Harrison is borne in the center, and on the
| margin of the four sides are pictures Of
| Harrison's log cabin, the General plowing
| in the foreground, while Columbia, bearing
| the national flag, approaches him. On
each corner is a United States shield sur
! mounted by the American eagle, ovel
| which floats the national colors. and above
| is streamer bearing the words " Harrison
and Reform"
The Great Sachem J. 6. Smith, accom-
panied by the Great S. S., J. J. Buckley
+. $, G. W. Whitlock, and D. D. Grea
SacheD, ia mes McCaw, raised up the Chief:
of Red Cloud Tribe, No. Al, Imp. o. R. NJ
for the ensuing term, viz: Sachem, c. B
Clark s. s., j. B. Burd ]. 8 n. P
| Smith Prop, Jos. Bauquier, Jr.; O. Of R
Thos. ]. Eames II. of W., B. F. johnson
Senaps., L. W. Grothen, E. c. Hopkins
G. of W., n. A. Irwin G. of F., g. A
Wilson; Warriors, @. P. Redman, J. E
Shortridge, NJ. V. Murray, W. Adams
| Braves N. W. Mas IA, J. W. w bite, Jas
Kinney, ]. F. Jacob s. AT the close of tn,
! installation the tribe adjourned to Hsub'
Restaurant, where q sunptuous banque
was served and numerous toasts were re
sponded to.