Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30

The I" Bees" Family Increases-Boruck
the Daddy Again.
The Eeening Bee has another baby. Its
birth was announced at the Courthouse
Saturday. 1t is very much like its little
brother born several days ago, and ike him
is $4,000 baby. Mr. Boruck, if he does
publish a horse paper" is a pro-
nounced thoroughbred He now sues
the Weekly Bee for $50 900 for an alleged
libel. The papers are identical with those
filed some days ago against the Daily Bee.
and the alleged libel is the same article.
The title of the complaint is In the
Superior Court, in and for the county of
Sacramento, State of California. Marcus
ID. Boruck, plaintiff, vs.. Charlotte Nc
CATCHY, copartners, doing business under
the firm name and style of James Nc
CATCHY & Co, defendants"
Mr.. Boruck filed a bond in the sum of
$500, with the following well known and
responsible citizens as sureties Colonel
James McNasser, a. a. Van VOORHEES,, C. S.
Houghton, J. w. Guthrie, Frank Miller.
William Ingram, Jr., Andrew Aitken,
August Hebron, P. f. Plat, H. G.. Smith
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT At Turner
Hall last evening a benefit entertainment
and ball was rendered by the Sacramento
Turn Verein to David Besser, their in
structor IN gymnastics, calisthenics and
turning. The large hall was completely
filled. The entertainment passed off verv
smoothly and the various numbers much
enjoyed and loudly applauded. The dance
programme contained twelve numbers.
The music was furnished by Jones, Fisch
Watson's orchestra. The following is
the programme of the entertainment:
Overture, orchestra; calisthenics, by the
day classes; comic recitation, William
Boedefeld; parallel bars, by the Junior
class; Heiter Mein iebes Kind" Turner
Harmonic; ''Reigen," by the girls class;
horse, by the active members; fantasia,
either, by A. J. Lennep; wand exercises, by
the boys class; pyramids, by the active
members.
CoLoRED IMMIGRANTs.-Twenty col
ored people from the Southern States passed
through the city one day last week, en-
route to Anderson, in Shasta county, and
they report that many more of their race
will follow. These people are settling on
Government lands. Many of them have
found employment at preparing and plant
ing lands IN that vicinity for vines and
trees and they are supplanting Chinese
where domestic help is required. One fam
lily of twelve are now located on the Sparks
place, two and half miles south of An
derson, the father of the flock having pur-
chased the tract. A colored man in this
clty IS trying to get promise of employ
ment Tor his people, who are now in North
Carolina. There is no excuse for any ones
keeping Chinese chambermaid when they
can get good colored woman for the same
wages.
SHE LANDED HIM" Is the Clerk in 2"
demanded a rather good-looking young
lady as she stepped into the County Clerks
Office and tapped on the railing with her
parasol. Yes ma'am," replied Mr.. Guth,
with seyen-by-nine smile. 81 am one of
his deputies. What can [ DO for Won ?"
1 want.a marriage license, said the girl
as she majestically strobe across to the
deSs. Ny pame is Sarah Ann Jones.
am twenty-Elree and was born in Mis-
souri,. John Henry Willis is twenty-nine
and was born in Tennessee. We have been
sparkling, or at least he's been sparkling for
three years. l commenced my play the
first of the year and I've landed him. How
much is the charge? Two dollars Law
me, girl that wouldn't marry when hub
bies come that cheap don't know enough to
come in when 1t rains. Ia! ia !"
Who He WAs.-In speaking of the in
dividual who was killed by train on the
trestle-work near Webster's, on the 22d
inst, the Davisville Signal says: From
Eli Snyder we learned that the unfortunate
man had applied to him on Saturday night
for shelter and food, which he got, and Mr..
Snyder ascertained that he had recently
worked on the Glenn grant, and before that
had been in a hospital where he under
went treatment for injuries received from a
derrick, and he walked with decided limp.
He said he had sister living at Stockton
and his mother lived on the Costumes river.
He was on his way back to the hospital at
Stockton when he met with the accident
His name was Jerry Wood"
THE FRUIT UNIoE.-The Board of T1us-
tees of the California Fruit Growers Union,
elected ON the 18th inst, met in San Fran
cisco on Saturday and perfected their
organization by the election of the follow
ing Board of Officers: President, A. T.
Hatch Vice-President L. W. Buck Sec
rotary, II. a. Fairbanks; Eastern Manager,
John Markedly. The election of General
Manager was postponed until the next
meeting, to be held on the first Monday
IN March. The salary of the General
Manager is $3.50 month and his travelling
expenses. The season lasts about ten
months. The salary of the Eastern
Manager is $3.50 a month for six months
and travelling expenses.
Yesterdays RAIN.-The Signal Service
reports yesterday show that 80 of an inch
of rain had fallen, making 7.32 inches for
this season, as against 4 % inches to a cor
responding date last year. The average
temperature on Saturday was $40, being 70
warmer than the normal for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was eOo
and 460, with light to fresh and gentle
southerly winds and cloudy weather. The
average temperature yesterday was $50
being Sc warmer than the normal for
that day. The highest and lowest tenn
perature was 600 and SO, with gentle TO
fresh and light southerly winds, and
weather ranging from light rains to cloudy.
A NOBLE 0RDER-The Willows Journal
is evidently edited by an Odd Fellow. The
following appeared in its last issue: THE
hand of an Odd Fellow is always open to a
brother in sickness and Distress" and they
do not even close it when there is suffer-
ing present outside of their numbers The
appeal for aid from the orphan asylum at
Sacramento was answered by Monroe
Lodge, No. $50, last night at its meeting,
and S25 was unanimously voted to be sent
TO their relief. This noble Order has con-
uibuted to that fund from different parts
of the State over $500, and the work still
goes on.
AUCTION To-HoRRow.-W. u. Sherburn
will sell at 10 A. N. tomorrow at 1913 K
street. three cottage bedroom sets three
quarter bedsteads and mattresses: single
bedsteads and mattresses parlor set. three
pieces eight-foot walnut extension din
ing-room table; fall-leaf dining tables
French card tables; spring and top mat
tresses; walnut secretary and bookcase,
new: stoves, carpets, both new and second
hand, and other articles of furniture. Also,
q lot of jams, jellies, blueberrles, cinnamon.
allspice, yeast powder, baking powder. to-
bacco, mackerel and soap.
POLICE CouRT-on Saturday last in the
Police Court Louis Kavanaugh, charged
with sleeping on the sidewalk, was fined
81 90. Andy Walker, whose form has
graced the Police Court on many a stormy
day, was convicted of petit larceny and
sentenced to 100 days imprisonment in the
county Jail Wilson, Nichols and Phillips
three of the lover class who were
charged with vagrancy, will have their
trial resumed to-day.