Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-02
Complimentary Banquet.

Last evening the members of Ethan
Lodge, No. 81, l. o. B. b. gave compli-
mentary banquet at John Haub's Restaur-
ant, to Albert Elkus, in honor of his cleo
ton to the office of Grand President of
District No. f. which embraces the Pacific
coast. The tables were very fine and the
menu all that could be desired. About fifty
were seated at the banquet, over which Emil
Stineman presided. Among the guests from
abroad were Louis MetZgar, Louis Blank,
III. L. Judett, j. P. Eisenbach, of San Fran
cisco, and others. After all had partaken
of the sumptuous repast toasts were offered
and speech-making followed in accordance
with the following programme: Speech
of welcome, Emil Stineman; a return of
thanks, Grand President Albert Elkus;
District Grand Lodge No. 4, Grand Secre-
tary Louis Blank. Young Men of the
Order" D. ]. Simmons; THE Coming
Jewish-American Citizen" H. Weinstock
Ethan Lodge No. 81" by B. Wilson
The Ladies'" by Past President Louis
Metzgar Judaism by DIR. g. Tauben-
haus. Letters and kilograms of regret were
received from several invited guests.
COUNTY JAIL REPoRT.-Jailer Newbert,
has made the following report of the
County Jail for the month of February:
Number of prisoner confined 40. as follows:
assault to murder, l assault with deadly
weapon, l; detained witness, l; Burglary, 3:
robbery, 9; rape, L; assault. 1; contempt
of Court, 1 drawing and exhibiting a
deadly weapon, 2; petit larceny, 6; dis
turbing the peace, l; vagrancy, IA; insane,
81 battery, s; malicious michief, 1. Dur
ing the month 25 prisoners were dis
charged for the following reasons: Upon
expiration of sentence, H. by order of the
Court, 4; sent to State Prison, 2; sent to
insane asylum, l want of charge, l salts
faction of fine, ,; escaped from chaingarg,
l !; sent to County Hospital, L; by order of
Commissioners of Lunacy, l. Remaining
March 1st, "a.
BOARD OF EDUCATIoE.-An adjourned
meeting of the Board of Education was
held last evening at the Office of Superin-
tendent Beard. All the members were
present. E. NJ. Martin was appointed a
committee to confer with the City Trustees
to urge that body to put down a sidewalk
at the school-house at Twenty-seventh and
] streets. The following bills were allowed
and the Board then adjourned: D. Wei
man, $l2 Orphan Asylum, $25; s. ]. Jack
son, 50 so; c. S. Houghton, $144 80; Tom
Scott 81 25; c. II. Krebs, s. 40; E. K. AL
sip, S27; n. Coates, $l3 SO; G. H. Reed &
Co., $33 60; L. L. Lewis & Co., SIT so. To-
tai, 1926 81.
AUcTIoN-Bell g. Co., suctioneers, will
sell tomorrow at 10 A. NJ, at salesroom, 927
X street, without reserve, three top buggies,
one Meister business buggy, one Palm Bros.
twe-horse four-seated spring wagon, one
barouche, all Sacramento make. Also, one
spring wagon. Detroit manufacture one
Adam Hentz patent refrigerator, two bed
room sets, bedsteads bureaus, Wristbands,
tables, chairs, lounges, etc. Also, horses
and harness.
LADIES, all of our fine ostrich plumes
that are LETT from the Alderman stock, and
was sold for rs cents and 81 by US, will be
closed out Saturday at so cents each, the
real value being from 81 to So so. Red
House.
THEY have 1.-THE celebrated Olive
D.x,.l D,,,tar Garza1i e. GapiS Of tho