Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-30
LOCAL HREYTTIES.

The baseball train time table is published
this morning.
The programme of 4th of Jaly ceebra.
ton appears in the advertising columns
this morning.
admitted TO citizenship in the Superior
Court : yesterday.
Jones. Fisch & Watson will give their
last social for the season at Turner Hall
next Tuesday evening.
The Democracy of the First and Third
Precincts will meet at the Court house to-
night to organize campaign clubs.
The pay-car was in yesterday
and disbursed large amount of coin among
the employees OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany.
For the accommodation Of the public
the County Assessors office will be open
for the payment of personal and poll tax
until o'clock this evening.
The ladies of c. a. r. Circle, No 2, gave
a reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Grother Thurs
day evening, the occasion being the twenty
first anniversary of their wedding.
Mary f. Donley was yesterday granted a
divorce from John Donley in the Superior
Court, on the ground of extreme cruelty.
The parties had been married less than six
months.
The trial of James King, charged with
bigamy, was commenced in Department
One of the Superior Court, before Judge
Armstrong and a jury at 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
Tomorrow evening Rev w c. Merrill
will deliver one of his popular bible lee
lures in the Congregational Church. Sub
ject: Joseph, Benjamin and The Breth-
rem Guilty Conscience"
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: Henry Bowie.
by officer Rowland J. ConghIan, drunk,
by officers Rider and Ash; Thomas O'Ln,
attempt at arson, by Captain karcher and
| officer Farrell.
Ethan Lodge, l. o. B. B., has elected the
following officers: President, Henry Myer
Vice President, r. Steinman; Recording
Secretary, S. Dombrower: Financial Secre.
tary, l. Solomon: Treasurer, L. b Berk;
Assistant Monitor, NJ. Hirsh; Warden, /.
Lesser; o. S. s., NJ. Wilson.
In con;rsting the will of her deceased
husband, Mrs. Atkins did not claim that
she was not present when it was executed,
but that he was Of unsound mind, and that
undue influence was exercised. The jury
found that there was no undue influence,
but that Atkins was incompetent when ne
made the will.
The party given by Sumner Corps to
Sumner Post, g. 4. r., last evening at
Turner Hall was largely attended. George
H. Clark acted as floor director. The floor
managers were A. G. Leppere, Frank
Smith, DR.. Millikin and Harry Wood. The
ladies of the Corps served refreshments
during the evening.
This year the Grand Marshal of the
Fourth OF July parade will be military
man. and he proposes to have the process
sion move on time at all hazards. General
| Orion gives notice in the proclamation that
| if any organization is not ready on time
it will lose its place in The line and be COM
PEELED to take position in the rear.
On Wednesday night a team driven by
Chris. Lawson, of Ashland, ran away near
| Folsom. Mr.. Lawson was thrown from
| the wagon and had ore of his legs broken
| in two places, the bones protruding through
the skin. The wagon wheels passed over
his body ard it is feared that he is injured
internally. His injuries are regarded as
very serious.