Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-01
LOCAL BREYITIES.
The Mcneil Club meets tonight to al.
raQPe for another CONCERT

The Mcneil Club meets tonight to al
range for another concert.
The fees of the Sheriff s Office for tn,
month of April were $454 81.
The payroll at the State Printing Office
for the last two weeks in April was SIS, 1913
| Yesterday, the first time in many
months, schooner was tied up at the
wharf.
The alarm of fire from box 25 yesterday
| morning was for chimney fire in the res
idence of Charles Vogel, on Third street
between L and NJ.
The Cooks and Walters Union of this
city disbanded last night, and will organ,
ize tomorrow night an Assembly of the
Knights of Labor.
Company A will have an election fol
non commissioned officers tonight. and al
the same time they will be measured for
their new uniforms.
There will be grand excursion and sale
of fruit blocks and villa lots at Monte Vista,
southeast of the city one and three-quarters
of mile, on Saturday next at 100 P. M.
1t is stated that for reasons best known
to himself Governor Waterman has made
a rule that no paid attorney shall appear
before him in the interest of those seeking
pardons.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco,
last night lodged in the city prison John
Briokley, en- route to Folsom, to serve a
term of eight years in the State Prison for
grand larceny.
News was received in this city yesterday
of the death of Mrs. Henry Mailer at her
home in Coloma at II P. NJ. Sunday De-
ceased was well known in this city and an
estimable lady.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night W. R. Kings
ley, drunk. by officer Able; All Sing and
All Ott disturbing the peace, by officers FL
bred and Rider.
All persons interested in the Ell Dorado
County Society excursion to Placerville on
May 25th are invited to meet a. the rooms
of the improvement Association, 429 J
street, this evening.
Two Cinnamon engaged in fight in the
kitchen of the International Hotel last
night and were arrested by officers Eldred
and Rider. When parted they were at
tempting to carve each other with butcher
knives.
County Treasurers yesterday and Satur-
day settled with the Controller, and paid
the following amounts into the State Treas
ury: Modoc, $20,449 49, Sacramento,
S6,420 So; Yolo, 81, sos So Del Norte, $40
$50 81.
Sergeant Barwick takes charge of the
weather to-day. He returned last night
from trip over the State, from San Diego
to Siskiyou and from Auburn to the sea,
and says that grain looks better in the river
portion of Sacramento county and at Chico
than any other portion of the State. Wheat
around Franklin is looking fine.
George 4. Bromley's lecture on Pekin
and Northern China, was fairly attended
last night The lecture was converse
tional recital of experiences in China, and
observations of the people and country,
illustrated by magic lantern views. 1t was
rather disconnected, but was interesting
because of the directness with which it
brought the nearer into contact, as it were,
with the scenes described.
st. Rose Church picnic will be held at
Beach's Grove on Tuesday, May 18th.
Two steamers and barge have been en-
gagged to convey the picnickers to the
grounds. The grove is said to be in
splendid condition, and all know of the
delights of an excursion on the river at
this season-free from dust, heat and the
clatter of cars. There will be music,
games, ETC.. and no effort has been spared
to insure that the picnic will be a great
success