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

Get vacclnated.
Help the orphans.
The Turner masquerade will take place
on March 1st
The river registered Il feet inches al
the Yolo bridge last evening.
The steamers D. E. knight and Knight
No. went up the river yesterday.
A special train of beef cattle passed
| through to San Francisco yesterday.
Andrew Burns, an Irishman, was made
| ana American citizen Saturday by Judge
Armstrong.
| Cards have been printed announcing that
g a. J. Mccormick is the merchants NOM
inee for Chief of Police"
One hundred laborers, all supplied with
new tools, will go to Dunsmuir this even
| ing to work on the Oregon road.
Judge Armstrong did good business in
divorcing Saturday, giving three women
bills from their husbands. Their names
are Mary Hort, Eda Fay and Annie Lou
becker.
Frederick French, disturbing the peace,
| Bill Jones, yagrancy, John Harris, battery,
J. IL. McCairn, battery, John Doe, blind,
staggering drunk, were locked up at the
Station house last night
last evening four-thirds drunk. When
searched he panned out $45 and watch.
de Is the wealthiest drunk that has been
arrested for three months.
The first foal by Ban Fox made its ap-
pearance at Rancho de Paso last week a
pay colt out of Illusion by Alarm. He is
! beauty, and after seeing him Mr.. Haggin
regrets more than ever the loss of the sire.
Saturday Sam Gotlieb called on John
Harris to collect meat bill that had been
due for some time. Instead of cash he re-
| celved blows and was quite severely pum-
meled about the head. He caused Harris
to be arrested for battery.
Robert j. Burdette will deliver his ia
| nous lecture "Ihe Pilgrimage of the
Funny Man" at the First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between L and M, Wednes-
day evening, February 1st. Admission
90 cents, children half-price.
A train-load of bridge timber arrived
| here yesterday and will probably be
shipped to Shingle Springs to-day. 1t is to
be used in the construction of bridge
over Weber Creek near Placerville. A
number OF the timbers are over 80 feet in
length.
Court Suffer No. 1916, A. O. F., has in
stalled the following officers: Fred Cole
81 ~ " 1e'J W. w DlShoOu, j. L. y.
w. S. Church, S. c. R.; NJ L. Perkins, R.
5. and F. S.; G. A. Ludlow, Treasurer; w.
Doherty, S. W.; J. Perry, J. W; w. w.
Robinson, s. B.; o. A. Hoitt, J. B.; DR.. F.
G. Fay, Court Surgeon.
Yesterday a brakeman by the name of
George Brooking had $55 and gold ring
stolen from under his pillow. He was
sleeping in the caboose which stood on
sidetrack near China slough, and no doubt
some one stole in and carried away the
money while the unfortunate man was in
the embrace of Morpheus.
The price of beef has "riz" over in sacra-
mento, says the Yolo Mail A restaurant
keeper of that city was in Woodland yester-
day trying to make arrangements with
some of our markets to supply him with
meat. He said the meat dealers over
there have combined on prices and are 60
ing to make the people pay well for their
beef or eat hog.
George f. Bronner, of this CITY has a
most remarkable canary bird. Eighteen
years ago it was presented to Mrs. Bron-
ner. For eighteen years that little feath-
cred songster has daily filed their home
with his merry warnings and sings as
sweetly as he did fifteen years ago. He
has been blind several years, but this does
not in the least affect his singing