Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-08
LOCAL BREyTTIEs.

deputy postmaster LeaKe is cOnnneu 10
his home with the measles.
A social dance will be given by the ladies
of the G. A. R. at Changers Hall to-
night.
Richard Barnes, a former prominent
citizen of Woodland, died on Monday at
Los Angeles.
The Camptonville Committee of Relief
publish card in the advertising columns
this morning.
Equity Lodge, knights and Ladies OF
Honor, will give basket social next We'd
nesday evening.
The drawing of the grand Mathushek
piano will take place at the Yankee Grocers,
$50 ] street, OH Thursday, March ODD.
Farmers and orchardists are engaging
many laborers, and there is no occasion for
any man out of work saying he cannot get
employment.
A social dance will be given at Turner
Hall tonight, by Pioneer Assembly, No.
S55, and r. R. Assembly, No. 1889,
Knights of Labor.
Ed Walton was arrested yesterday after
noon by officer Sullivan, charged with hav-
ing stolen some handkerchiefs from Smith s
clothing store on J street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
The arrests recorded at the police station
up to - o'clock last night were: Dan Da-
ley, common drunkard, by officer Sullivan
Ed Rand, drunk, officer Able; Chas. Helm
richs, misdemeanor, officer Franks; Ed
Walton, petit larceny, officer Sullivan.
A letter from Marysville yesterday states
that Mr.. Hammond's meetings are increas-
ing in attendance and interest The Pres
byterian Church is crowded nightly. One
hundred and twenty young people, from
fifteen to eighteen years of age, have been
converted.
The State Board of Examiners yesterday
bought 81 bonds of Sacramento county of
ST. 900 each. The bonds bear interest at
four per cent per annum. The State Board
has also purchased 500 600 worth of five
per cent. San Diego county bonds. They
are purchased with money from the State
school fund.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 500, being 10 cooler than the
normal for that day. The highest and low
est temperature was so and 44o, with gen.
tie to fresh and brisk southerly wind
Weather cloudy, with sprinkles of rain
during the afternoon and evening. Bar
ometer filling, receding at o'clock last
night to 1912 inches.
Plans, specifications and bids are wanted
for a model public school-house, con-
tanning three classrooms, necessary ante
rooms and conveniences, at cost not to
exceed $4,000, by the School Trustees of
Newcastle School District on or before
March 10Th. They reserve the right to
reject any or all plans or bids. Bidders are
requested to submit a price on their plans,
to be paid in case the plan is accepted and
the bid rejected.
The case of Henry Jeans, petitioner in
insolvency, was up in the Superior Court,
at Woodland, on Monday, on the hearing
ofthe action brought by ]. G. Bright, as
signee of the estate, to recover the sum of
$1,000, alleged to have been fraudulently
paid to Daniel Fisher from the estate after
the petition in insolvency had been filed.
The transfer consisted of the sale of a gro
Gerry business by Jeans to Fisher. Albert
M. Johnson, of this city, represents the
creditors, and G. Fl. Thomas the insolyent.
The case was continued two weeks.
w. II. Sherburn, auctioneer, will at 10 A.
NJ. tomorrow, at his salesroom, 1913 K
street, sell one raw silk parlor set, crimson
plush parlor set, ash bedroom set, cottage
bedroom sets, new Brussels carpets, extra
bureaus, washstands tables, chairs, bed
steads. mattresses, both spring and top, pill
lows crockery, glass and tinware Also, at
the beginning of sale, new top buggy,
secondhand buggy, three sets OF single
harness, silver watch and chain. Also q
w. B. Wiltshire money safe, both fire and
burglar proof, with money chest and five
point combination lock. This safe is first
class in every respect.