Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-13
LOCAL BREVI1iES.

Huntington, the Montana Wonder"
knocked out Billy Cannon, of Sacramento,
in glove contest at the California Athletic
Club on Tuesday night.
Deputy Sheriff Warden, of San Bernar-
dino, last night lodged in the city prison,
Charles Gray. en- route TO San Quentin to
serve three years for burglary.
John Q. Brown, Jr., of Sacramento, son
exMayor John Q. Brown, was lately mar
ried in Kansas City TO Miss Jessie A. Brown
of that place. They are coming to San
Francisco to live.
at the meeting of the Board of Trade on
Tuesday afternoon, a resolution was
adopted requesting the Board of Trustees
to appoint i've special police officers for
general police duty.
The Grand Lodge of California. F. and
A. NJ, will lay the corner stone of the new
Masonic Temple at Napa to-day. Senior
Grand Warden VIM. Johnston, of Rich
land, goes over this morning.
The Oak Park Association has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
B. U. Steinman. President; L. L. Lewis.
Vice-President; J. R. Watson, Treasurer;
Robert T. Devlin, Attorney, and E. X. Al
sip, Secretary.
Last evening at Fireman's Hall, Sacra-
mento Council No. SO, Order of Chosen
Friends, gave social entertainment An
address was delivered by A B. Sanborn,
songs by Mrs. DR.. Pinkham, Mrs. Addie
Carter, Miss Jackson and Mr.. Sanborn, q
clarionet solo by Frederick Townsend; a
social dance followed
The funeral of Josiah Johnson took place
yesterday morning from his late residence,
Fifth and NJ streets. Ex-Mayor Turner
nnA fsrr,n
upon the life and character of the deceased.
A similar service YVES pronounced by Mr..
Turner upon the death of Mrs johnson.
wife of the deceased, a few years since.
Announcement is made to-day that tick
cts for the season course of lectures and
concert, to be given by the Sacramento
Lecture Association, the first of which en-
tertainments will be the grand concert bY
the Boston Quintet Club, next Tuesday
evening, can now be procured at G. S.
Houghton's book store, or at NJ. L. Ham
mer's music store; 81 for the full course
The Butterfly Party given by Our
Friends Literary Club last evening at Tur-
ner Hall was social success. The COM
mittees were as follows: Arrangements
Miss Emma Klees, Miss Sonoma Klees,
Miss Evelyn Daley, Miss Laura Daley, ].
Zittinger, ]. Bauquier, Jr., W Adams.
flocr Director, ID. McDougall. Floor
Mansgers-Miss Evelyn Daley, Mrs. Mary
LothamTer, Miss Emma Klees, w. Adams,
w. II. Daley, J. Zttinger Reception
Miss Sonoma Klees, Hiss Laura Daley, ].
Bauquier, Jr., A. f. Stearns W. Baker
An informal meeting of the Sacramento
and Yolo county members of the General
Committee of the State on exhibition in
London of California resources, was held
yesterday afternoon for an exchange of
views upon the subject. There was a
unanimous expression in favor of the ex-
hibition, and of vigorous movement to
accomplish the desired result Mr.. Lubin
read letter from the Southern Pacific
Company, stating that reduction in fares
would be granted to members of the State
Committee for attending the meeting to be
held at San Francisco on the 18th inst. Full
fares will be charged in going, but only one
third the usual price OF tickets for the re.
turn trim