Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-24
LOCAL BkEYITIES.

The sale of school text books this month
| has already reached $4,000.
Il. w. Decker and Willard Smith have
been appointed by the City Trustees mem
| bers OF the Plumbing Commission.
The north half of lot s. and G, Four
! teenth and Fifteenth streets, was sold a
auction yesterday to John Watt for s., 900
James Mcleod was examined as to hi.
sanity yesterday morning by Judge Var
Fleet and Drs. Simmons and Bruno. He
was discharged.
! Rev. A. G. Herrick will deliver an illus
| trated lecture on Rome and Pompeii al
the Christian Church, on Eighth street, be.
tween n and o, to morrow evening. AID.
mission % cents.
F. Berender, VIM. Henry Bradley, Jos
Shannon and Thomas Parry Jones, natives
respectively of Germany, England, Ireland
and Wales, were admitted to citizenship
in the Superior Court yesterday.
A new telephone line has been put up
between Sacramento and Woodland, and
works very satisfactorily. Subscribers in
this city will now find no difficulty in con-
versing with Yolo, Blacks, Dunnigan's s,
College City, Capay and Winters.
The Republican Committee of Twenty
siA Will Ilect luis evening at . q CLOCK al
the office of Beatty and benson, Metropol-
itan Building. Every member of the COM
mittee is urged TO be present. as matters OF
vital importance will come before them.
A pair Of shoes and stockings, evidently
belonging to some little boy or girl who
had been PLAYING in the water, were picked
UP at the fish market, foot of L street yes
terday, and taken to the police station. The
shoes were new, No 10 D, and the stock
| ings ribbed navy-blue.
A Democratic politician says he knows
OF three Republicans who are going TO vote
| the Democratic ticket this fall That's
nothing; over one hundred and fifty Demo
| Gratis voted the Republican ticket in the
First Ward last Saturday, and the cam
paign has hardly begun.
The second trial of Mathena. CASTILLO
and Mansell, charged with maliciously de-
| stroying a structure belonging to n railroad
| company, was commenced before Judge
| Armstrong and Jury in Department One
of the Superior Court yesterday The Jury
disagreed at the first trisl.
The Executive Committee of the Harri-
| son and Tippecanoe Division consists OF
the following named gentlemen: Chair
man, George Clark; Chas Sellinger, Harry
Crouch, Emil Steinman and Frank Breck.
a meeting is called for this evening at 5
| o'clock, at the Republican headquarters.
Fish Commissioner Router has returned
from visit to the Lake Tahoe and Sheble
fish hatcheries. At the latter place there
are $1,000 rainbow front ready for distribu-
ton, while there are 600,0 young trout at
the former place nearly ready for shipment.
Parties desiring fish to stock private ponds
must address the Commissioners and pay
the expense of transportation.
Mrs. NJ J. Rees of Scott City, Kansas,
writes to the Postmaster at Sacramento TO
| ascertain the whereabouts of her husband
Stephen Rees, who was at Redding on the
18th of June. and wrote her that he was
about to start to Sacramento, at which
place he wished her to address him. He
was about sick at time of writing and with.
out funds. He is described as small man,
| with dark hair and eyes.
The Sonoma County Agricultural Park
| Association has sent out the premium list
for its annual fair, which is to be held a,
Santa Rosa, commencing August 18th and
closing the 18th. A large amount oil
monev is offered in premiums for all classes
| of agricultural and domestic productions
| among which are awards for the three
finest babies exhibited at grand baby
show to be held on August 10th.