Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-05
LOCAL BREYITIES.
The candidates ball at P. R. Beckley
Franklin, was grand success.

The candidates ball at P. R. Beckley's
Franklin, was grand success.
The bids for supplies at the State Print
ing Office were being considered yesterday
| Wells-F argo's large delivery wagon
broke down at Seventh and K streets last
evening.
w. A. Turner has been granted patent
| to forty acres of land in Colusa county from
| the State Land Office
The Earl Fruit Company shipped car
load OF grapes to Chicago yesterday. They
were Sultanas and Muscatels.
T. E. Middleton, a member of the Board
of Supervisors i'll Contra Costa county. has
sent his resignation to the Governor.
Jud. c. Brusie and Elwood Bruner left
this morning for San Francisco, where
| they will address the people at the Wigwam
tonight.
Governor Waterman says that finer work
is being turned out of the California State
| Printing Office than out OF any similar
institution in the Union.
D. j. Simmons yesterday sold at auction
lot No. s, j and K, Tw enty-first and
| Twenty second streets, for s., 800 T. 0.
O'Connell being the purchaser.
James Kidney, San Francisco working
other political issues TO morrow evening,
on Fourth street, between and K.
The ladies of the Olive Branch Ladies'
Society gave social dance at Turner Hall
last evening, which was attended by over
100 couple, and was grand success.
Notaries Public were appointed yesterday
as follow; j. Coffee, San Francisco G. w.
Nicol, Sonora Emmet Seawell, Santa
Rosa, and L. +. Coburn, Crescent City.
The law calendar of the two departments
of the Superior Court will be called this
morning at 10 o'clock, both being heard by
Judge Armstrong in Department One
The cards of ]. W. Armstrong, Demo-
cratic nominee for Superior Judge, and
that of 7. c. Perkins, Republican nominee
for Supervisor of the Fourth District, ap-
pear in this issue.
A social viii be given at the Christian
Church, Eighth street, between N and O,
this evening. There will be musical and
literary exercises and refreshments. Ad-
mission, twenty-five cents.
The Republican Convention, of Butte
county, having nominated John Gale for
Superior Judge, Governor " aterman has
appointed him to the vacancy caused by
the death of the late Judge Leon D. Freer.
The Governor has issued a letter of
recommendation commencing the applica-
ton of l.. f. Cooper, of Del Norte county,
for the office of Commissioner of Deeds for
the State of Oregon, to reside in Crescent
City.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: Jake Martin
drunk, by officer Agner; - Mcintyre,
common drunk, by officer Agner; j. Hole
man, disturbing the peace, by special
officer Crump.
In addition to the previous duties of his
position in this city as General Agent for
the Southern Pacific Company, James
Forbes has been appointed Division,
Freight and Passenger Agent for the Pla-
cerville Division.
Miss Edith L. Winterburn, daughter of
Frank Winterburn formerly a we'll
known Job printer of this city, died in San
burn was sixteen years of age, and was
born in Sacramento.
The Conference OF the Northern Callfor-
MIA District of the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ (anti- polygamy), will convene
at twenty fourth and K-street Chapel, Sat
urday, October 9th, al 10 A. NJ. Invitation
to all seats free. Also preaching every
evening during Conference
Bids are desired for the purchase of the
east wing of the orphan asylum Also for
moving the kitchen and putting in proper
position. For particulars inquire of Build
ing Committee, Mrs. E, Twitchell, Chair
man, 1414 II street. Bids to be opened at
asylum, at 10 A. NJ, October 13, 1888.
City Taper J. W. Watt, Ed F. Amsden
and child named Naughton, were
thrown out of wagon at Twentieth ana l.
streets day before yesterday, and all more
or less bruised, Mr.. Watt very seriously.
He fell on his head and remained uncon-
scious for several hours, but hopes are EN-
tertained of his recovery.