Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-17
LOCAL BREyITIES.

The opening OF the New Hesperial
College took place at Woodland yesterda.
| at 1870 A. N.
Bell & Co, have their regular auction sal
of furniture, carpets, ETC., at 927 X street, a
10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Assistant Adjutant- General Perrie Kever
is preparing a new code for the governments
of the National Guard of the State.
Yesterday j. F. Lamden was appointed
q Director of the Napa Insane Asylum
vice w. F. Henning, resigned. to take effec,
| February LIST.
| The sum of 81 ,26O 95 was yesterday paid
into the State Treasury by the Adult Blind
Asylum at Berkeley, receipts from the sale
| of brooms, etc.
At midnight the police had made the
following arrests: Charles McCarty, dis
| turbing the peace; John Murphy, drunk,
| and Jacob Woolf, petit larceny.
Joe McKenna is a friend to Sacramento.
Yesterday he introduced bill in Congress
to increase the appropriation for public
building in this city to $250,000.
Senator Gesford writes to Governor
Waterman from San Diego, saying that he
has no intention of resigning from the
Board of Marshall Monument Commission
ers.
Suit has been brought in the Superior
Court by the Capital Savings Bank against
the Capital Wooden Mills to recover 81, 600
On promisory note which was given in
1892
A dispatch from Woodland last night
says: Snow commenced falling at $50
P. NJ. The ground is covered to the depth
of a quarter of ansinch. The thermometer
stands at $50.
There was a battalion drill at Armory
Hall last evening. The attendance of both
militiamen and spectators was far below
the average, doubtless owing to the sharp
ness OF the weather.
Interest on coupons against the follow
ing counties were paid INFO the State Treas
ury yesterday: MERGED county, $500 /;
Fresno county, $3.50; Marin county,
81, 200; Santa Clara county, 81 100.
A man named Miller Francis was ar
rested by Deputy Constable Boden yester-
day, on suspicion of having stolen some
chickens. He had sack of chickens with
hlm and was endeavoring to sell them.
James Duryee Stevenson, of San Antonio,
Texas, and Gabriel Meter, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, were appointed Commissioners of
Deeds yesterday by the Governor John
Hitch. of Mott, Siskiyou county was ap-
pointed a Notary Public
W. r. Ralston and Edw. Polifka passed
through this city yesterday in charge of
the remains of the formers brother, who
committed suicide few days ago at his
ranch near Volcanoville, in Ell Dorado
county. The body will be inferred at Oak
land.
The Yolo County Land Company has
purchased the well-known Beamer tract,
adjoining the town of Woodland on the
north, containing 100 acres. 1t will at
once survey it off into town lots, grade and
gravel the streets, lay down good side
walks, and set out the best varieties of
ornamental shade trees.
The Capital Band of Hope has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
Superintendent Mrs. Graham; Assistant
Superintendent, Mrs. Smith; Chaplain
Mamie Kimbel; Secretary and Treasurer, E.
Stickney; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Brown; Ushers, Charles Stickney and AL
bert Talhart; Directors, Mrs. Huntoon,
Lorraine Hart and c. E. Brown.
The Siller Bros. have purchased lot FIVE
on the southwest corner of Thirteenth and
? streets, of j. NJ. Beebe, and will COM
mence Immediately to erect four neat cot
tages, two fronting on Thirteenth street and
two on street. That part of the city is
fast losing its vacant lots and will soon be
compactly built. The lot above referred to
was purchased five years ago for 81 900, and
was sold for $1,000. Between four and five
years ago this entire block was vacant and
now it is expected that within three months
the last vacant lot will be built upon and
occupied.
The Grand Officers of the Grand Grove
of Druids of the State of California paid
Union Grove of this city IN official visit
Saturday evening, at Union Hall, Tween
| tieth and o streets. After the business of
the Grove was completed, all repaired to
the banquet hail and partook of fine
spread. Speeches was The order of the
evening. Mayor Gregory was initiated
that evening, and assisted in entertaining
the visitors from abroad. The names of
the Grand Officers present were: Theo. G
Cockrill, George w. LOWE, John H.
nelly philin ROhrbacher