Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.
'he Hoosier Club win meet tonight.

The Hoosier Club will meet to- might.
The Democrats had a whoop-up at
Twenty-hfth and o streets Wednesday
evening.
1t is reported that George Borchers, the
baseball player, is sick in New York and
cannot recover.
Ladies of the Congregational Church and
Society will hold their bazaar the 9TH and
9th OF December.
W. J. De Gress, of the City of Mexico,
Deeds for California.
The statement of the condition of the
Peoples Savings Bank appears in the ad-
vertising columns this morning.
On the police slate last night the follow
ing names appeared: J. T. Moore, drunk
VIM. Washburne. misdemeanor.
The McCloud railroad woodshed was
completed last Saturday. Its exact length
Is 592 feet, and has capacity of 2,100 cords
of wood.
A grand sacred concert will be given for
the benefit of the building fund of the Y.
M. G. A, at the Congregational Church,
Monday evening, October 18th.
The Governor has appointed Notaries
Publica follows o. S. Hubbell San Diego:
Samuel F. Smith, Encinitas, San Diego
county; W. B. Haskell, Petaluma
A social dance was given at Changers
Hall last evening for the benefit of the re-
lief fund of the ladies of the G.. A. r. 1t
was well attended, and socially and fnau-
cially a success.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
and Society will give free social in their
church parlors this evening, to which all
are cordially invited Entertainment and
refreshments free.
The hatchery at Sissons is about finished.
The fiume troughs baskets, etc, are now
completed, and the salmon spawn was to
have been brought over from the McCloud
hatchery the first of this week.
o. King yesterday swore to warrant in
Justice Devine's Court charging Frank Ray
with petit larceny, in having stolen a
buggy. The parties reside near Antelope
Constable Chambers went out to serve the
| warrant.
The proprietors of Sells Brothers Circus
have made arrangements for wintering
their menagerie at Stockton. They have
| secured the San joaquin fair grounds for
| that purpose. They desired to winter in
Sacramento, but could not obtain suitable
quarters.
The Placerville Observer says nine hun
( ulSu anu my uetT were killed IN IHe
neighborhood of Rubicon Springs during
the thirty days ending September 18th, one
man being the slayer of one hundred and
| fifty-five. Over $50 were killed by Sacra-
| mento hunters.
The Southern Pacific people dispatched
q car of Iaisins through to the East on
| Wednesday, bound for London. The i'm
portance of this shipment is fully appre-
ciated by the local raisln dealers, who say
that if a good market for California raisins
can be found in London, Spanish competi-
ton in the East will be set at naught.
The Governor has signed land patents as
] follows: S. P. Snider, Del Norte, I,409. .SS
acres; R. a. Loomis. San Luis Obispo, 24o
acres; Jonathan Achey, Fresno, so acres
| Edward Vale, Santa Clara, $50 acres; j. S.
Murray, Humboldt, $40 acres; VA. Gregg
and r. A. Loomis, San Luis Obispo, 800
acres; Frank Stewart, Fresno 1000 acres;
| VIM. Stinson, Ventura, 1880 acres; J. w.
Chadwick. Shasta, $40 acres: James and
Joseph Warner, Stanislaus, $40 acres; C.
| Lea, Sacramento, 160 acres.