Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-05
LOCAL BREyITIES.

The Fourth Ward Improvement Asso
citation meets tonight.
There will be no meeting of the Improve
ment Association this evening.
Ben Croker is doing well and his ulti
mate recovery is hopefully entertained.
The Clerk of the Supreme Court col
lected fees in December amounting t.
1895.
The Board of Equalization were looking
over the assessment roll yesterday, and sc
far no changes have been made.
An election for First and Second Lieu.
tenants of Company will take place on
the 10th instant. Major Weinstock will
preside.
Yesterday the State Treasurer paid out Of
the sinking and interest fund $50, $40, the
semi-annual interest on the funded debt
bonds of 1878.
For the first time in many years light
snow fell in this city yesterday. During
the few minutes it lasted the boys had lots
of fun snow balling.
Peter Chalmers was arrested Tuesday
for embeZzling $40 from woman who gave
her name as Annie Smith. He has re-
turned all but $50 and the woman will not
prosecute him.
Chief Dillman says that smallpox will
not visit this city if he can help it. He has
instructed officers Frazee and Franks to
make thorough search of Chinatown and
make the heather clean up" otherwise
they will be placed in Jail.
John Rooney has commenced suit in the
Superior Court against S. II. Pugh and Z.
S. Fenton. Mr.. Rooney states that the de-
PENDANTS lay claim to part of his land and
asks that they be brought into Court and
show the grounds on which they base their
claims to the property.
The Wallack Minstrel and Social Club
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing term ]. c. Burns, President; E.
T. Naghel, Business Manager; F. C.
Karcher, Treasurer; w. NJ. Root, secre-
tary; w. E. Bryan, Stage Manager; Y. M.
Gum, Master of Properties; F. Jordan,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Court Sacramento No. 6S61, A. o. F.,
have elected officers for the ensuing term
as follows: E. Carlaw, C. R; L. w.
Nichols, s. G. R.; Treasurer, H. G. Hays;
III. E. Oneal, F. S.; Jno. Morris, R. s.; S.
W.; L. w. Smith. ]. W: W. +. Parker
S. B.; w. A. Hubert, J. B.; NJ. White, E.
Mckee, n Harvie, G. Fay Trustees Court
No. 6,S61, A. OF.
Yesterday W. B. Miller, of this CITY, re-
ceived from his brother, r. Miller, who re-
sides at Norfolk, Nebraska, an elk's head
with an enormous pair of horns-the larr-
est ever seen here. They measure about
four and half feet in length. Each antler
has seven branches or palmate horns
which are from six to twelve inches long.
They attracted considerable attention dur.
ing the day while standing in front of Mr..
Miller's place of business.
James G.. Garrison, better known as
8 Buckskin joe is spending a few days in
Sacramento. He is now q resident of
southern Idaho where he owns valuable
mining property. AS scout and Indian
fighter g Buckskin has no superior, and il
is said he has killed over a hundred red
skins in his day-killing eighteen one day
when he alone held forty at bay. When
eighteen Of their number fell before his
rifle, the twenty-five hastily de-
camped. " If they had remained ten min
utes longer" says Buckskin, there would
have been forty good Indians"
D. D. G. NJ, C. W. Baker, of District No.
3, installed Tuesday evening the following
named elected officers of Rising Star Re-
bekah Degree Lodge, No. s, l. 0. o. F.:
Ian, n. G.; Mrs. frankie Carlaw, V. g.. Z.
]. Clark, Recording Secretary; Leon Salo-
man, Permanent Secretary; Mrs Elizabeth
Treasurer. Appointed Off
GERS: Mrs. NJ. E. Palmer, Warden; Mrs
Lizzie Dillman, Conductor; Charles Barnes,
Outside Guardian; Mrs. Emma Dodge, In
side Guardian; Henry Wolf, R. S. to n.
g.; Mrs. Mary l.. Tappin, Inside Guardian;
Mrs. Mary Murray, R. S. to V. G.; Mrs.
Emma Ferguson, l.. S. TO " g.; Miss Nell
lie Gray, r. S. S.; Mrs. Adeline Hill, L. s.
s.; Mrs. Della d. Petit, Chaplain. Lii
brary Board-Geo. Murray. Finance Com
r. Taylor, H. B. Nielsen, Mrs.
w. Roth. Trustees-George Murray, H. f.
q. Wulff, Mrs. Annie Sherburn.